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lili: no. raÚl: la mejor pizza de new york, pero esta es una historia de superaciÓn, una historia del sueÑo norteamericano, y los que trajeron la primera pizza a este paÍs, vamos a ver esto. lo que comenzÓ en el sur de italia hace mÁs de 200 aÑos se ha convertido en la comida mÁs popular del mundo, estamos hablando de la pizza, y aunque esta masa de pan con tomate y queso se creÓ en nÁpoli, muchos creen que vienen de nueva york, es aquÍ donde llegÓ hace mÁs de 100 aÑos atrÁs,en esta misma esquina, y en esta pizzeria, lombardi, uno de esos dueÑos me dio la bienvenida. como esta es la ciudad de los sueÑos, un dominicano, gilberto soto, quien comenzÓ a trabajar aquÍ hace mÁs de 20 aÑos, me contÓ la historia de esta icÓnica pizzeria. 120 aÑos, aquÍ se estÁ haciendo la primera pizza que se hizo en estados unidos. >> exactamente, esta es la primera pizzerÍa de la historia de los estados unidos. raÚl: y ahora se unen a esta mesa como la naciones unidas los italianos con los

we shared with lily's fifth grade teacher what lily was going through and her teacher brought to our attention alex. gino's book george now melissa an award-winning children's novel about a transforth grader and said that lily had the option to read it. we appreciated the visibility that this provided to lily as well as the support not only by the teacher but by the school for having age appropriate books accessible on the shelves. mrs. justice, what's your response to what mindy freeman had to say about her trans daughter? now, i think there's a lot to unpack there to be honest with you. i'm glad that the parent and the teacher had a good line of communication and that the teacher was able to work with the parent as the parent was directing the upbringing of their child as they have the right to do to find resources to be able to help to support that child. and should that book that was referenced in that video be allowed to be in the lutt school library as far as it sounds like a book that's covering a lot of sensitive content including the sexuality and the gender identity or the

let me tell you a little about lily's journey. lily will tell you that as soon as she could recognize herself in the mirror, the person looking back at her was not the person she was. the 'male presenting person' reflecting back at her didn't align correctly with her being. as lily was growing up during her younger years, she presented in what would be considered a more feminine way. as someone who has never known a transgendered person, while this 'out of the gender norm behavior' made my spouse and i question what was going on with lily, we did not discourage her from enjoying the things she loved. in early elementary school, lily lacked the words, insight, and confidence to describe what she was feeling. as school activities began to separate boys from girls, this only frustrated her. in the fourth grade, when boys and girls were separated to learn about what will happen to their own bodies during puberty, lily began to panic. after sharing her feelings with my older two daughters, she came to my spouse and me. we did not have

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. >> right now we're joined by lily geismer. her book is "left behind: the democrats' failed attempt to solve inequality." lily geismer, let's start in the present before we go back in the past, but a lot of the news today about the democratic party is the establishment versus bernie sanders. does that have a history to it? >> thank you so much for having me and talking about the book. i think onet of the things there's a sense that this out of nowhere but there are deep-seated tensions within the democratic party that have existed, i would say since the 1970s i came into the in the 1980s as the party was at another kind of crossroads where to go. after the defeat of walter mondale, and that primary of the 1984 election there was a sense of three different directions it could have gone in. and one was represented by someone like jackson, ernie sandor supported him but versions of democratic socialism i think santos campaign is represented. the other side was the mondale approach the traditional democratic party third was gary th

we appreciate it mary astoria, ohio mary you're on with author lily geisler. we're talking about the future of the democratic party. yes very from foster, ohio. i wonder if you could tell me a little bit about. some mary you gotta turn down that tv and just talk in phone. we're listening. thank you. okay, i'll turn it down. i mean, okay. so um, i i mentioned that i was a republican so i was probably about 60, but i i learned my parents to observe and to analyze politics and these news that today just want to win. and i wonder if you could come in on that because it's really important that the both parties because of what they can and not try to each other out. and well, i think there are two two parts of that. i mean one is an issue of what happens after you win and paul what policies get passed and we elect our officials so that they will pass policy that are in our interest and i think when you have parties who are only focusing on winning it actually that also leaves many americans behind because you don't have you don't have politicians who are fighting fo

hi lily. how are you? um, you know, i'm a mother of two raising, you know, two muslim in our country. and it's been very difficult. but you know miss bridges i want to thank you so much. because what you said really resonated with me, i know i get emotional every time. i think of my two boys. you know our children. they just simply want to exist. as they are they want to be loved. they want to feel human. you know, there's so much dehumanization happening. just even at a young age. and you only want to feel like they belong. and it's so hard because i think my colleague wasserman schultz was right and there's some things that we just have to understand. that even some of the stuff that we just want to see right that it also has to be available so that we know. just the impact and the detriment that it can have on our society. you know, i can't imagine i mean 850 books chairman. have been challenged in, texas. 62% of them address lgbtq plus issues 8% address race and racism when we have an issue in our coun

lili: el estÁ practicando. raul: seÑores, que la pasen bien. maÑana nos vemos con mÁs de "el gordo y la flaca" en horario normal. lili:¿cuÁl es la apuesta ? ¿si gana el real madrid ? >> ¡empanada maÑana! lili: empanada paola: bien los dices, estoy en san leandro. se estÁ realizando por tercer miÉrcoles consecutivo. estos productos vienen de gilroy y mÁs adelante vas a ver un mariachi con una gran historia. deleitaba toda la familias desde un dÍa maravilloso. te invito a que nos acompaÑes. mientras tanto fernanda ramos nos dice cÓmo estar a las temperaturas. un dÍa como hoy tambiÉn hay que cuidarse de los rayos uv. fernanda: quÉ tal?, es un gusto verte. debido al calor que todavÍa estÁ con nosotros, en zona de la bahÍa todavÍa alcanzan los 85 grados. santa rosa y napa en 73 grados. hay nubosidad cerca de la costa desde las 22:00 y se puede extender hasta maÑana jueves. vamos a estar amaneciendo con cielos parcialmente nublados y tambiÉn temperaturas bastante agradables. temperaturas en los medios y altos 70 grados y estarÉ

hi lily. how are you? um, you know, i'm a mother of two raising, you know, two muslim in our country. and it's been very difficult. but you know miss bridges i want to thank you so much. because what you said really resonated with me, i know i get emotional every time. i think of my two boys. you know our children. they just simply want to exist. as they are they want to be loved. they want to feel human. you know, there's so much dehumanization happening. just even at a young age. and you only want to feel like they belong. and it's so hard because i think my colleague wasserman schultz was right and there's some things that we just have to understand. that even some of the stuff that we just want to see right that it also has to be available so that we know. just the impact and the detriment that it can have on our society. you know, i can't imagine i mean 850 books chairman. have been challenged in, texas. 62% of them address lgbtq plus issues 8% address race and racism when we have an issue in our coun

we shared with lily's fifth grade teacher what lily was going through and her teacher brought to our attention alice gino's book george, now melissa and award-winning children's novel about a trans fourth-grader and lily had the option to read it. we appreciated the visibility this provided to lily as well as the support not only by the teacher but by the school for having age-appropriate books accessible on the shelves. two years later in seventh grade her social studies teacher made it easy for kids like lily and students who want to learn about their lgbtq+ classmates to check out books. these books feltlily's friends better understand what she and others were going through. still middle school was a trial and high school hasn't been easy either . three teenagers, two from her school are charged with threatening and targeting lily simply because she is transgender . it's no wonder lgbtq+ youth have a higher rate of depression and suicide than straightcounterparts . having age-appropriate lgbtq+ books on our library shelves can contribute to an affirming and safe environment in our

lily: cuÁles podrÍan ser los efectos secundarios de la dosis de refuerzos? sergio: la dosis de refuerzos es una dosis un secundarias ... o las sillas en los efectos secundarios en el lugar donde se admito la vacuna, el estar un poco irritables, el tener dolores de cabeza, un poquito de fiebreno muy altas, por ejemplo si. pero estos sÍntomas pueden pasar dentro de las primeras 24 horas. lily: cuÁnto tiempo deben esperar los niÑos para recibir la dosis de refuerzos? sergio: las guÍas indican que cinco meses despuÉs de la segunda dosis. lily: quÉ beneficio ha mostrado hasta ahora la vacuna de pfizer a los mÁs pequeÑos? sergio: para esto estÁn los estudios y la fda tiene los resultados y certificaron que la vacuna es segura y eficaz, es decir que va a proteger a los niÑos que reciban la vacuna para que se reduzca la posibilidad de que requieran hospitalizaciÓn o bien que la infecciÓn sea mÁs grave. lili: menos del 30% de los niÑos de entre cinco a 11 aÑos de edad no estÁn completamente vacunados, a quÉ se debe esto? sergio: en comparaciÓn a otr

lily is the author. and donald in detroit you are the first call up for her book tv go-ahead we are listening. >> caller: yes. i am in detroit, michigan. i am retired so i get the chance to look at c-span allan of the time. might comments is this. the democrats will probably lose we will never hold office again because of the way the republican party has a structured itself for the voting rights they don't like the vote. democrats have a problem that we live in cities. we do not live in rural areas per se. and so the republicans have more legislature in office around the country. this is why they are doing all these heinous things to us. and unfortunately will buy your book i plan to read it. but that is my comments but is not necessarily a question because i see the writing on the wall. >> i'll tell you what we are going to have her address that. now lily, is your book at all about what the republican party is today? >> i think one of things i look at the reaction the democrats reaction thing to the cal

. >> reporter: maybe you've heard of picking daisies in the outfield, but in connecticut it seems lilies grow on these diamonds. >> i grew up in a big baseball family i was just kind of around baseball. >> lillian and lily, two high school sophomores planted their roots in the game at the same time as their teammates. >> i played with the boys in little league. >> reporter: but come middle school no one asked their teammates if they were going to switch to softball. >> i didn't even think about it. i knew i wanted to play baseball. >> reporter: >> i went to the nurse's office to get my card to play and she said i can't. >> reporter: martineau's parents had no problem they visited with lawyers and staff and now they've heard it all, you know, why is she here or don't get beat by a girl. >> i know that i'm the first girl they've played against and it's like whatever, you're a high school boy. i don't even care. >> that's tuned out. >> reporter: what they do hear is the cheers from the other women in baseball and the men who support them martineau who yooss twitter to share her progress eve

like clockwork, lily would drive down the hills to our favorite shopping spots on hopkins street. >> i love shopping here because i can get everything i need in one little walk. i can get my fish, my meat, my wonderful vegetables. >> reporter: lily shops at monterey market and nearby mom and pop stores twice a week since 1964. that's 58 years. >> i think i am one of their longest customers. >> reporter: the weekly trips are about to come to an end. >> i can't ride a bicycle and i'm 92 now. i won't be able to come here. >> reporter: she believes the changes will hurt seniors and those who rely on cars. >> i think berkeley is making a grave mistake. >> reporter: starting next year, berkeley will add bike lanes on a one-mile stretch of hopkins street. the city will remove all street parking from monterey avenue to gilman street. they'll also remove three parking spots on this busy commercial block. >> i am very worried. i mean, i have nightmares, honestly, about losing business, people going somewhere else, finding other places to shop. >> reporter: pete says most of his customers are s

these san franciscans are among the many faces of the bay area of child care -- for lily and a lot of other folks it is the one-two bunch of high costs and no access. a financial aid counselor to local universities. >> i had to quit my job when neil was born. like i said, i had to move in with in-laws because i had to pick. i had to either -- i couldn't even afford working and paying for child care. that was the expense of a childcare -- probably $4500 a month. >> even without a mortgage payment to contend with, she never actually found room in a preschool for jeremiah. >> i was on a waitlist for a very long time with him. he never got childcare. >> reporter: amy letterman is the chief investment officer with the children's counsel in san francisco. they help 20,000 families a year find and fund childcare. she says lily's story is not unique. >> it can take more of your income to have two kids under five in childcare and preschool than it does to pay your mortgage or your rent. it is actually more expensive than housing. >> she says the shortage of childcare forces many mothers out of

. >> november 2013, did you have any contact with lily rose that led to any discussions with mr. depp? >> objection, leading. >> if, if any, connection did you have with lily rose. >> objection calls for hearsay, leading. >> i'll sustain the objection. >> november 2013, what, if any, interaction did you have with lily rose, without saying anything she said? >> objection, hearsay. >> it's interaction, your honor. i'm not asking what she said. >> lay a foundation. >> did there come a time in november 2013 that you saw lily rose? >> yes, she came to stay with us for sometime in the winter around november, i believe, 2013. >> when you said they who are you referring to. >> johnny's kids, jack and lily. >> was there a particular incident that led to disagreement with mr. depp? >> objection, leading. >> sustained. >> what, if any, interaction did you have with lily rose that led to an argument with mr. depp ?oo >> objection, leading. >> what, if any. >> let us approach. [discussion off the record with attorneys and judge] >> dana: so we continue to watch the testimony of amber heard in

joseph, when you saw the sleep come out with lily it grey and so on february, the 24th 2022. russia launched a special military operation. its goal is to free ukraine from ultra nationalists units. i saw you guys were working on bill actually. uh, were you via ftp set you may get nauseous. cpg. we send it over to our nissan is i do have a showing you don't think she's here at the georgia, legitimate study guide was that she shows that it deal with it. okay. you know, unlike with his word, she could you give a ride to work with every day volunteer andre cinco and his son, bradley slab, buy groceries using money donated by his subscribers. they packed the groceries at the checkout and deliver them to where only they dare to venture. them love told us before we shall stop with him. did it opens up all thought they might have somebody who was special, but it also does the most wonderful. but you're more comfortable with the other. i work with a company look for my eyes, which is typically most days a bow. palmer house with usually, i mean, bushels nights lynn used to loose the but it was is with

charles: lili, the fed is trying to hurt the market. folks wondering what the heck, i didn't make that much during the boom and deliberate attempt to make things derail the economy. >> exactly, it is very tricky. what is the right balance how much do i raise of interest rates so i can temper all the inflation but at the same time, that is going to create unemployment. it will make everything more expensive. to that we have to add the threat of increasing taxes to those that create jobs and capitalists like the bezos of the world that makes no sense. all of sudden you will create more disincentives to hire people and keep the economy healthy. charles: you have the pulse of, that is the main thing you do, right? >> right. charles: you have the pulse of americans. the consumer sentiment number came out, worst number in decade. certain part, durable goods, it has never been this low. i hate to be a refrigerator salesperson right now because you ain't getting no sales next two or three years. explain waning consumer sentiment. overall malais

he's going to fight to lily -- to legalize cannabis. he's going to fight against gun violence, against inflation and corporate greed, and he's going to fight for this country to make things again the way it once did in braddock. tonight we are going to celebrate this victory because if you're in this room you made it happen. thank you. [cheers and applause] if you knocked on a door, donated five dollars, sent a text, or waited in line to vote, you made it happen. thank you to all of you who put this event together, thank you so much. and to our amazing campaign staff who have worked so hard since last january, again from the bottom of our hearts, john and i want to thank you for everything. [cheers and applause] of course the general election is six months away. and because pennsylvania is our best chance to pick up the democratic seat in the senate, this race will likely be the biggest, most competitive, and most-watched race in the country. it might also be the nastiest. now that john is the official democratic nominee, i'm going to s

i was looking around for a new topic and i asked lily and harry what they thought i should write about and i had a couple of ideas one of them was pirates when i mentioned pirates both of their eyes lit up and they say dad that's it. you have to write about pirates and i got very excited because neither of my children had up to that point read any of my books, so i thought this is gonna be my big chance lily even throughout a possible a few possible titles for the books including swords sales and swashbucklers. and arg, which i had to tell lily much to her chagrin is a word that no pirate of this era ever uttered. it is more a byproduct of hollywood in the mid 20th century. when i began working on this book, i knew very little about pirates, but that was by design. i always choose topics. i know very little about you may be thinking maybe i don't know much about anything, but it's really because i have to spend two years working on these books and i get bored rather easily if you ever saw my resume, you would think i couldn't keep a job and part of the reason i go to very different top

so savage, it, it was to make sure there would be offspring, lily, capitan's fiddle. what about magnets? wife is in the to the valley. his wife has no idea, and so she doesn't show any particular feelings that i've met. she's a close person, she can't open herself to her environmental to a film about mr. fan, magnet premier to the east and bull film festival, meet by directors, gucia, and catcher. it triggered a controversial debate about a taboo topic, and turkey. one is about gay men who marry women for the sake of appearances from the outside. they appear to lead what society considers a normal life. in the film, mr. fan magnet are very weapon about their relationship. i don't want to let them use them. again, this is done by some guy or mission old miss was to what it. i'm shemelle mustafah 15 years ago. wow. yes. that's a long time that nobody close to me knows the truth. only mustafah mustafah is my real family items. though istanbul remains a liberal city by turkish standards, society is becoming increasingly conservative and religious. lucifer news, many gay m

. >> reporter: like clock work, lily would drive down the hills to her favorite shopping spots on hopkins street. >> i love shopping here. i can get everything i need in one little walk. i can get my fish, my meat, my wonderful vegetables. >> reporter: she shops at monterey market at nearby mom and pop stores twice a week since 1964. that's 58 years. >> i think i'm one of their longest customers. >> reporter: but those weekly trips are about to come to an end. >> i can't ride a bicycle. i'm 92 now. i won't be able to come here. >> reporter: she believes the new changes on hopkins street will hurt seniors and those who rely on cars. >> i think berkeley is making a grave mistake. >> reporter: starting next year, berkeley will add bike lanes on a one-mile stretch of hopkins street. they will move all parking. they'll also remove three parking spots on this busy commercial block. >> i am very worried. i mean, i have nightmares, honestly, about losing business. people out going somewhere else. finding other places to shop. >> reporter: pete says most of his customers are seniors. it is already

but for both men, the relationship has involved a life of deceit and frustration. muscogee very lily, it should be true to estimate, grew up in a very authoritarian family and there was forced into an arranged marriage with a woman. he didn't love and amazon. so savage, it, it was to make sure there would be offspring, lily, capitals, it'll was about magnets. wife is in the de larry, his wife has no idea. and so she doesn't show any particular feelings. i'll admit, she's a close person. she can't open herself to her environmental to a film about mr. fan, magnet premier to the east m bull film festival. meet by directors, goshen and catcher. it triggered a controversial debate about a taboo topic, and turkey. one is about gay men who marry women for the sake of appearances from the outside. they appear to lead what society considers a normal life in the film, mr. fan magnet are very weapon about their relationship. unless i'm going to send send back to some guy or mission old miss was to what it shemelle mustafah. 15 years ago. wow. yes. that's a long time that it is nobody close to me

because river sold we are in our country. lily, abraham is no stranger to war. she's the mayor of girl book away, which sits by the river nestor, 30 years ago. it was the scene of fighting between pro russian separatists and the mold open. army isn't empty board this denise. this speech spans the dentist writer between the villages of good habitually. and we chuck, our little foot is a mill, doug, and village, and blue chalk beside the russian displaced all shape but he was sad though craner made the next ukrainian villages 20th so she kilometers away as near that brian nadia so assaulted the killing me up to date yucca desa is just a 100 kilometers. let us boils said the woo has come very close to lanois. 100 kilometers is not exactly follows. with the kilometers the law, i showed the motor leaving residence. wondering just how far will the russian advance go? yeo morgan. yes, if the russians come back to us, if you will have the border here again, a she a chair lacking the old days or more force condra, but many are afraid here. why mean dill sat through some

oye roomie, lily dice que puedes intercambiar tu galaxy viejo por el nuevo samsung galaxy s22 gratis. en serio? yeah. cualquier año, cualquier condición. no, que bien. así que mi teléfono todavía vale algo? oye, ese es el arroz que uso para mi arroz con leche? es que me freake. are you going to get that? no es complicado todos obtienen un nuevo samsung galaxy s22 gratis al intercambiar un galaxy. cualquier año. cualquier condición. ♪patricio dos . leÓn:otro enfrentamiento en ecuador dejÓ al menos cuatro de cuatro personas muertas y 13 heridos. los 120 reclusos lograron escaparse. patricia: la de a ofrece una fortuna por dar con la captura de los lÍderes mexicanos. se anuncian $45,000,000 y pÓrtico de los hijos de "el chapo". leÓn: quiero invitarlos a escuchar "univisiÓn reporta". este fiscal ha luchado contra la corrupciÓn en guatemala. tocada fallara una conversaciÓn reveladora. patricia: decenas de millones de familias podrÍan patricia: el presidente biden dijo que las empresas de internet bajarÁ los costos para las familias con pocos recursos. varios ucranianos q

and i heard lily tomlin's downtown l.a. doing a one-woman show called the "appearing nightly" and i went by myself. and i was -- i was just knocked off my feet. i was totally smitten by her. and i first met her going back stage and i said to myself, i'm not making a movie about secretaries and less she is in it. so i thought, we are going to have to change everything. [laughter] >> kelly: that is how you got the job. do you remember the first time you met? >> yes, i was totally knocked over because i was such a fan of fonda's and i had a cool hairdo and everything. so when she came backstage, it was really exciting for me. she was sort of trepidations, but i was like, can i get an autograph, can i get, like a note to my mother? >> kelly: [laughs] asking for all these things but that's amazing. is it cool working with dolly

it is so lily between russia and ukraine. we want to open people's eyes to what's happening. the u. s. weapon supplied to ukraine is a me, a business. in reality, washington doesn't carry little about the situation inside the country. they are supporting. the u. s. has placed a huge burden the ukraine and he's afraid to lose or so it is dragon more and more countries into this conflict. okay. time in moments for another visit to the cross . talk studio with john peter and guess writer head that i'm back at the top with all your latest global news takes life from moscow. this is art. ah, what else shows seemed wrong when all proofs just don't hold any world that you have to shape out. this thing becomes the african and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. for only one main thing is important for knox. ism internationally speaking, that is that nations, but that's allowed to do anything, all the mazda races, and then you have the mind, the nations who are the slaves. americans, brock, obama and others have had a c

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with chill like lily. so it's one thing i just did a yes ma'am. at a portable christie, we just which it's a stuff i know you said though out of are much smaller than that with what you wouldn't know what to do it thanks. it is the guy with the yearly your let's get a hold the night as well. yeah. and you with a little silly fears done. yeah. the body when he also has in you thought all i do sort of the whole city if that are getting in now in always there is another look for with you enough. i believe yours. and that is that they're gonna build, they either had you live with you on a live or whatnot without fear in the area. and then you can also be boring this enough or that doesn't enough. got stuck on you said, you know i, he just got a not delete or a phone call not that with not the not the net. i feel if one of them have been ill will not the night does mother he spoke with . mm hm. or reach anything? yes. the bus. so she lived on bus via love tosto yesterday about shamia wigan. it's a great if william said it would end up going to come mon

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how about lilies? lilies too would be good." and that was a way for the arms to berranged for. since i didn't have any travel restrtions i went back to costa rica and the child was born there. if you had been and exile and you're a revolutionary, the perfect name is jo marti. named after the leader of the cuban revolution against spain. he was glad and of course it's a boy and has a right name. but then let's get on with the revolution. that was his attitude more than anything else. with a phone call, pepe's brother said, "a new president has just been elected and you have the right to come ho." two years ofxile were over. [upbeat music] [singing in spanish] we looked out and as far as you could see there were people. that expression a sea of people that's what it was. and as soon as pepe appeared they began to scream this roar of welcome. - [crowd] viva pepe, viva pepe. [speaking spanish] it seemed to me, he had a profound sense of destiny. there's a biblical quotation "who knows but what thou art come to the kingdom for such a time as this" and i had the feeling that he reall

jubilee, here at the chelsea flower show. 70 terracotta pots, one for each year of her reign, filled with lily of the valley, her favourite flower. we have got one tonne of steel, as a frame, in the lovely platinum purple and then it supports 70 terracotta pots, made by whichford pottery in warwickshire, where i am from and they are each planted with lily of the valley and within the centre we have a silhouette, again, of her majesty, using gorgeous rosemary for remembrance and an assortment of british trees. every garden here has been planned to perfection, ready for its royal visitors later on. this is a garden which has been made for children. it will be relocated to alder hey children's hospital in liverpool, which betty, who is four, will be able to enjoy. i think it is that opportunity to explore and to have those connections in the world that you do not get when you are stuck in hospital. has betty done any foraging here this morning? she has. she has been on the picnic blanket, picking some mint and having - a little smell of all the different herbs that are in _ the picnic blanket. fo

do you know how old the queen is, lily? >> the queen's been the queen for 70 years. >> how old is the queen? >> how old is the queen? >> if you had to guess how old the queen was, what would you guess? >> 20. >> 20? how old would you guess i am? >> 30. >> 30? i'm older than the queen? all right. >> i've got the actual answer for the queen's age. it's 96. >> she's 96? >> yeah. >> thank you. got to fix it. got to get it right. and we don't have a queen, but what would you say? who is the closest person to the queen in america? >> joe biden. >> good point. what's your favorite thing about the queen? >> she's the queen and the boss of us. >> i like her crown. >> how much money is that crown worth? >> i'm not sure, but probably my guess is over 100. >> got to be over 100 pounds for sure. what kinds of clothes does the queen wear? do you know? >> fancy clothes. >> fancy clothes. >> she dresses like the opposite of the queen of the netherlands. the queen of the netherlands doesn't dress all puffy clothes, i'm a princess, look at m

marcos junior, who goes by the nickname bung bung, had more than double the votes of his challenger. lily robledo, speaking to his supporters on tuesday, marco's junior urged people to judge him by his actions, and not by his family history. his when marked to return to power of the marco's family, which is accused of running a brutal dictatorship before our people power revolution restored democracy in the eighty's. on monday, he thanked his supporters for their work. i want to thank you for all you have done for us. there are thousands of you out there volunteers parallel groups. political leaders that have cast their lot with us because of their belief in our message of unity because of their belief in the candidates. hundreds of human rights activists and students have been demonstrating against the outcome of the ball. and what appears to be a landslide victory for marco's, the protest us clash with police close to the officers of the philippines election committee. they are denouncing what they claim irregularities. after some vote counting machines broke authorities here the number

we will provide a new tranche of $500.00 more millions to support lily to the ukraine. ukrainian foreign minister to metro calais bell was a guest at the meeting on friday. he came with clear demands for support to day i asked g 7 countries to adopt legislation and put in place all necessary procedures needed to seize russian sovereign assets and give them to ukraine. give them to ukraine for ukraine to use this money to rebuild our country. to reconstruct our country, after all the damage inflicted in us among the key issues facing the international community is the threat to food supplies. much of the world's grain comes from ukraine, but the russian blockade means very little is leaving the country together was just 7 to day. we discussed ways how to lift this blockade, how to make sure that ukrainian agricultural products will make it to the global markets, especially to africa and to asian countries. we don't care for foot security of african countries of asian countries and everyone who depends on thur, on, on supplies from ukraine, food weapons, sanctions. these are the concrete q

like clockwork lily brody will drive down the hills to her favorite shopping spots. >> i love shopping here because i can get everything i need in one little walk. i can get my fish, my meat, my wonderful vegetables. >> reporter: she shops at monterey street since 1964. that's 58 years. >> i think i'm one of their longest customers. >> reporter: those weekly trips are about to come to an end. >> i can't ride a bicycle. i'm 92 now. i won't be able to come here. >> reporter: she believes the changes on hopkins street will hurt seniors and cars. >> i think berkley is making a grave mistake. >> reporter: the city will remove all street parking from monterey avenue to gilman street and three parking spots on this busy commercial block. >> i am very worried. i have nightmares honestly about, you know, losing business. people going somewhere else. finding other places to shop. >> reporter: pete says most of his customers are seniors. if customers can't park, they won't come. >> we'll probably lose some business. >> reporter: the city plans to add parking meters in front of his business to enc

you put it in london, could you give out by you a lily? i think of it, dave neu is on your but i had your me if i had committed them, they can give her a window. but i but i don't know any mom. i know my days with the does anybody know nancy, you know, put up with you that i said yes. oh boy le, when you go on the for lewis, i could go and i don't i spin and i me, i don't know what is going on with me because i wanted ms. lawson this specific barrios clinton will upload a son. he felt that you put to me that is not willing to continue on with little nico, selecting with funding. been there most gear, said he with king liskey. i said whatever it was to love you, you've almost had, i love you. he spent most, but i love you. i don't know. maybe i know nobody said a o n e v o p, and ours to crack and communist rather only to be disappeared. her family's tragedy entwined with a violent chapter in the country's history. when you see the blood you say is that going to be my blood on that was to a lifelong search for answers and closure findings.

indicators of global warming hit new records, and scientists say time is running out ah i'm pablo for lily as welcome to the program. there is no consensus yet from nato on allowing finland and sweden to join the alliance. the 2 north country submitted their beds early on wednesday. turkey is the sole member opposing the president regime. type out of the one says the nordic countries are harboring kurdish terrorists and refusing to hand them over agreement from all 13 nato countries. is a requirement for new members to join the alliance. recently, we asked for 30 terrorists that are living in sweden. they said they would not extradite them. says that it is that it was ever jackson's. they will not give us tourists not, but they ask us for support to join nato lee. all she will do. nasal is a secure, she formation dollars, a security organization without the nurse or we cannot say yes to deprive you know, security organization of security. so turkeys president, roger ty, a bad one has objections to sweden and finland joining the alliance. so i asked our correspondent, dorian jones, in his s

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they will the really me, lily, sure for you would when you, when the pool was the more money you could have when you would, when you will, you could or would you will you will for the for that i think i i to re, i kept her promise to her daughter she came back with her grandmother. i was in the news the when you place had you started understand? i'm switching the version of the new cbs here. just cost you to the boys. those are the when i dear store diagram to slow. i still michelle, most of them which but i'm still not, but yet it still watson did me a lot of little boys thought sir. ah ah, let's see if you've got the controllers. he's just been away. and yet these are kissed low. you should be nice as you've talked to keith. i'm glad they should be nice of somebody when she's what when she was not getting here. no scale could not beaut, similar whiskey was for you. but in my abs, that's at the edge. it's my dad, but i'm sure there was from rosky ah, [000:00:00;00] with restore. just look up from with not only a muscle on you knew she doesn't being in the green shield on a nurse to me