borja: rubÍ, ¿quÉ le contestas a sandra? rubi: que yo la quiero mucho y que gracias a ella estoy aquÍ viva y puedo compartir mÁs dÍas con mi familia. simplemente, gracias, sandra. es mi hÉroe. ayleen: necesitamos mÁs sandra hace en este mundo. gracias a sandra y gracias tambiÉn a las redes sociales. borja: quÉ historia tan bonita y quÉ emocionante para hoy jueves. familia, vamos a hacer una corta pausa. el papa francisco llega en silla de ruedas a una corte mundial. ayleen: ¿quÉ opinan de esto? guacamole sin aguacate. vamos a contar cÓmo puede celebrar el 5 de mayo sin cuando nuestra hija y nietos se mudaron con nosotros el detergente barato no pudo con las manchas. tiene mucha agua. así que volvimos a tide. una lavada y se fueron las manchas. qué? tu no te ibas a dormir? no pagues por agua. paga por poder de limpieza. eres un maestro del zurcido. pero tu staff ya no da la talla. necesitas contratar. necesito indeed. indeed instant match inmediatamente encuentra candidatos que cumplen con tu descripción de empl

just to defend ruby freeman was being slimmed. now, discredit, raffensperger stood his ground, which is why he now faces the primary challenge tomorrow. because trump ally jody hice, who's running against raffensperger, sure seems like he would have found the votes trump needed. that's that implied rationale for his entire candidacy. but since that plan failed as well, on january 4th, just two days before the election was certified in congress, a woman, later identified as a publicist linked to the rapper, kanye west, showed up at election worker, ruby freeman's house. now, keep in mind, ruby freeman has people outside of her house. she is being buried it on the internet right? this person knocks on her, and that she's representing power people, and then threatening they would come after freeman, if she did not admit to stealing the election from biden in the next 48 hours. >> we would like to let you know first and foremost, we have -- over the next 48 hours in which to move you. [inaudible] i cannot say what specifically will ta

where's ruby? because they thought she'd be in jail. where is ruby? it's crazy. it's crazy. that was at the minimum number is 18,004 will be, but they think it's probably around 56,000. but the minimum number is 18,000 on the ruby freeman night where she ran back in there when everybody was gone, and she stuffed the ballot boxes, let's face it. >> and just days after that, ruby freeman was approached by a publicist who previously worked with kanye west, threatening her to admit to the crazy claims that she committed fraud. freeman refused. >> i cannot say what specifically will take place. i just know that it will disrupt your freedom and the freedom of one or more of your family members. i would like to connect on the phone, harrison floyd who would be taking this situation to a detailed level for you to let you know exactly what is at stake. >> can you imagine! almost a year and a half after all this chaos in all of these lies, they're reaffirming her daughter, finally reached a settlement with oan, one of the conservative outlets that maligned her. and all the details wer

seahorse, we will hear from ruby bridges, whose book ruby bridges goes to school is been a target of satan -- censorship. a noble prize-winning author. a kids book about racism has been targeted for censorship. a book called hair love. the infamous anti-racist baby book. little legends exceptional men in black history. finally, little dreamers, visionary women around the world. these are some of the most common books that are being targeted right now. obviously is a legitimate subject for parents, teachers, principals, school boards to discuss which books are the best and age-appropriate curricular choices. this is what they do, and the best one includes families, parents, experts in decision-making process across the country. that is normal curricular and library selection process, different from a moral panic over a word or passage in a book and then demanding its removal from the school library. fashions and censorship change, for a great deal and sent -- of our century they were censored because they were considered politically indecent or subversive. many books are being targete

ruby bridges, it is great to have you. you are such a historical figure in the civil rights movement. we want to thank you for your time. i appreciate mr. chairman. i do have a unanimous consent i want to enter into the record. i had some questions i wanted to follow-up on from my colleagues. i have a few yes or no questions. does a state superintendent have a role in defining curriculum for students of that state? >> that is more than a yes or no question. >> do school boards have a say in shaping curriculums? >> that is not how it works. >> what about parents? >> i wrote the curriculum. that is not how it works. >> we want that yes or no question. >> it is not a yes or no question. >> it is a yes or no question. i believe myself and their dad have a say in my kids education. >> are the only libraries in the united states school libraries? are those the only public libraries? >> no. >> are there libraries in different states across the country. >> i believe they are known as public libraries. >> is there anything that pre

we are going to see here today from the great ruby bridges, whose book ruby bridges has gone to school has been the target of censorship. ruth, the blue sky by tony morrison, who is a nobel prize winning author. it could's book about racism has been targeted for censorship. a book called hair love. the infamous anti racist baby book. little legends, exceptional men in black history. and finally, little dreamers, visionary women around the world. so, these are some of the most common books that are being targeted right now. obviously it's a legitimate subject for parents, teachers principals, and schoolbooks, to discuss which works are the best and may most age-appropriate curricular choices for different age groups and great. this is what educators do. and the best ones include families, parents and experts in the decision-making process all across the country. but that normal curriculum and library selection process is completely different from whipping people up into a moral panic over the use of this or that worked or passage in a book, and then demanding its removal from the school

ruby bridges. a civil rights icon and author who made history as a 6-year-old girl courageously braving a hostile crowd to integrate in elementary school. stories that should be taught in our schools from harriet tubman who rescued 750 slaves in one night in beaufort county south carolina to joseph p rainey who was the first african-americanpr to represent in the u.s. house of representatives who represented south carolina's first congressional district, the seed that i sit in today. public school should exercise discretion to decide what is included and what books toel include in their libraries especially for young elementary school students. no child attending our public a school should be subject to indoctrination or exposed to radical ideologies while theydu are still building the foundation of their education. we ought to be teaching critical thinking skills. faced with open discourse and of course our high school students even if they are not going to college student should be prepared to en

we're gonna hear today from the great ruby bridges whose book ruby bridges goes to school has been the target of censorship moves the bluest eye by tony morrison, which is a who is a nobel prize-winning author kids book about racism has been targeted for censorship a book called hair love. the infamous anti-racist baby book little legends exceptional men in black history and finally little dreamers visionary women around the world. so these are some of the most common books that are being targeted right now. obviously, it's a legitimate subject for parents teachers principles and school boards to discuss which books are the best and most age-appropriate curricular choices for different age groups and grades. this is what educators do and the best ones include families parents and experts in the decision making process all across the country, but that normal curricular and library selection process is completely different from whipping people up into a moral panic over the use of this or that word or passage in a book and then demanding it's removal from a school library fashions and ce

we have the great ruby bridges with us. you are now recognized for your five minutes, thank you. >> i am honored for this opportunity to speak on this very important subject. when i first heard about possible book bans, including the targeting of my books, my initial thought was to avoid responding altogether as i thought it didn't deserve more attention and the efforts would naturally subside. however as these bans have somehow gained even more momentum, i feel it is now important to speak up. i cannot understand why, why are we banning books? my books are written to bring people together. why would they be banned? but the real question is, why are we banning books at all? surely, we are better than this. we are the united states of america. in every book i've written, i have purposely highlighted and lifted up those human beings, as americans who were seeking the best version of our country like supreme court justice thurgood marshall who won this landmark case. as a six year-old walking through the doors of this all-whit

we're gonna hear today from the great ruby bridges whose book ruby bridges goes to school has been the target of censorship moves the bluest eye by tony morrison, which is a who is a nobel prize-winning author kids book about racism has been targeted for censorship a book called hair love. the infamous anti-racist baby book little legends exceptional men in black history and finally little dreamers visionary women around the world. so these are some of the most common books that are being targeted right now. obviously, it's a legitimate subject for parents teachers principles and school boards to discuss which books are the best and most age-appropriate curricular choices for different age groups and grades. this is what educators do and the best ones include families parents and experts in the decision making process all across the country, but that normal curricular and library selection process is completely different from whipping people up into a moral panic over the use of this or that word or passage in a book and then demanding it's removal from a school library fashions and ce

ruby bridges,, we want to thank you for your time, and for everyone who is here today, i know it took probably most of the time out of your day and out of work and school and everything. and i appreciate, mister chairman, i do have the unanimous consent that i want to enter into the record when is this over, and if we're wearing boxer, but who's mine in [inaudible] [inaudible] is not been banned yet as far [laughs] as i know. and probably can get used for dollar on ebay,. but nonetheless, i have some questions i wanted to follow up on from my colleagues earlier today. it was berg a, i want to thank you very time today. i have a few few yes or no questions that i want to ask the panelists this afternoon. and the first one, ms. berg, that's the state superintendent of education have a role in defining curriculum for students of that state, yes or no? >> so that's more than a yes or no question. >> yes or no, does the state superintendent of education have a role in determining the curriculum off -- >> that's not our typical and works what. >> about the school board? does so to school bo

my name is ben henderson, and this is my friend bure ruby us. and we're both very happy and on that. you've chosen our soho to freedom for this location because what the ukrainian people is doing right now in the brain. you, cranium, people, is fighting and writing and to treat them. so thank you for wanting to perform this song tonight. and good luck to you. mm . ah ah ah ah ah ah, ah, ah i i, i, i i i ah, ah ah, ah ah, ah ah ah ah. and that's all for march 21 this week. we hope you enjoy the oper gala highlights, take care, and see you through with who shift your guide to life in the digital world. explore the latest online trends. navigate your way through the digital jungle. get a global perspective will be your guide and show you what's possible. you decide what really matters to you know, shift in 15 minutes on d, w without asia reservoirs the himalayan glaciers. their melting at breakneck speed and pakistan in particular is on the brink of drought. culture. human lives in security are all under threat. mm. pakistan's battle for water. in

hello, but i got a greeting from scott cole, my name is ben henderson, and this is my friend beyond ruby us. and we're both very happy on that. you've chosen, our song owed to freedom from his location because what the ukrainian people is doing right now the brain, you're creating people as fighting and writing and to treat them. so thank you for wanting to perform this song tonight. and good luck to you. me . ah ah ah ah ah ah, ah, i i i the i i ah, ah ah, ah ah ah ah ah. and that's all from arch 21 this week. we hope you enjoyed the oper gala highlights, take care and see you through with a beginning of a story that moves us and takes us along for the ride. it's all about the perspective. culture information is either were you news and w made from mines a close ally, serbia. the bell to the state refuses to sanction russia. the majority of people that support hooton's war and don't trust the west. salvia wants to join the close to russia during war time. in 75 minutes on d, w o one of main kinds, oldest ambitions could be within reach or what is it really is possible to reverse aging r

after a long fishing trip, this masked ruby is making its way home. this charismatic species has settled on the rocky ledges of sandy bay to mate and raise their offspring ah, preferring to forage in deep waters. they journey far from these barren cliffs to find enough resources for this crucial period. perhaps long every 6 hours. so parents take turns to fish and look after their chick until it is old enough to be independent. of the parents raised only one infant, the female generally lays 2 eggs in order to strengthen its chances of survival is the eldest shake is strong enough. it pushes its sibling out of the nest. the parents then fail to recognize the asteroid youngster as their own. and it is left to starve. yet despite all efforts to survive, some appetites seem insatiable. ah ah, their parents attention may be constant, but the harsh combination of heat, hunger, and relentless wind is too much for some. ready the masked rubies only returned to saint helena's shores a few years ago once present in large numbers across the island. it 2 suffere

no matter how much i had a ruby turns, the tat nothing comes out. he'd like to wash his hands after a long day at work. not there was in court often we've had water in the morning before work, but then not in the afternoon general in order of the family to nothing comes out of the tap. and then we have to wait until 678, or even 9 at night before we get any effort, if the, if thou. so the dishes will have to wait too. it's the same for this entire neighbourhood. one reason is increasing urbanized zation. there aren't enough pipelines and a modern water treatment plant is still under construction. over half of costa rica population lives here in the greater metropolitan areas surrounding san jose. increasingly, it's encroaching on nature. if the real, this river originates high up in the central volcanic mountain range, but in the middle of the forest it but immediately runs from farm land and meadows . new stories love star, a. look it then right after that comes the edge of the city which is steadily creeping. aquila, but they are gonna like and i it up and straight after that it get

so fears fighting the town of rubies. now he is now completely under the control of russian forces, together with units from the people's republic of la guns and supported by chechen fighters. they are now focused on the local zed. yeah. gunpowder factory located in the industrial zone on the outskirts of the city. it is heavily fortified, ukraine's military together with a nationalist battalions and foreign mercenaries occupying it. they could tough opposition, shows them at the moment. the task is to capture and completely liberate the zari of plans from the enemy. then we will wait for further instructions to network. the goal is difficult, but not impossible. the fighter se with optimism, we go with them on their nightly patrol. the wind to aim of the operation is to secure a further progress towards elicit chance and 7 than he asked the last 2 strongholds of the ukrainian forces and the republic. the army continues their relentless advance had night. fighter is move without flies, and we use infrared camrys so that w

after a long fishing trip, this masked ruby is making its way home. this charismatic species has settled on the rocky ledges of sandy bay to mate and raise their offspring ah, preferring to forage in deep waters. they journey far from these barren cliffs to find enough resources for this crucial period. perhaps long every 6 hours, so parents take turns to fish and look after their chick until it is old enough to be independent. no, the parents raise only one infant. the female generally lays 2 eggs in order to strengthen its chances of survival. the eldest shake is strong enough. it pushes its sibling out of the nest. the parents then fail to recognize the asteroid youngster as their own. and it is left to starve. yet despite all efforts to survive, some appetites seem insatiable. ah ah, their parents attention may be constant, but the harsh combination of heat, hunger, and relentless wind is too much for some. ready the masked rubies only returned to saint helena's shores a few years ago once present in large numbers across the island. it 2 suffered

administrator ruby we have told this committee that throwing where money at this problem will not get us to the original goal of 80 pips per year by 2030. the nuclear weapon counsel has also concluded additional funding simply will not get us there. so despite the fact more money will not solve the fundamental flaws that you're the wish list on top of the 21.four request includes an additional $500 million for additional production? correct? >> it is. >> administrator ruby when you are before this committee last week you cannot even tell us how much that production program would cost. so why should taxpayers be throwing an extra $500 million on top of a program you don't have a cost estimate for? >> senator warren, we are in the process of doing the design to have a credible estimate. the design will be complete early 24. but we do now based on other construction projects we're doing, that some items that will be needed in the production facility like nuclear qualified piping and glove boxes are taking a very long time to buy. the request for additional monies has to do with procuring

and last but not least, a witness who really needs no elaborate introduction for america, ruby bridges, who is a civil rights luminary and an author. the witnesses will please be unmuted so we can swear them in. in fact, if everybody would rise and raise your right hands do you swear or affirm that the testimony you are about to give us the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god? >> [inaudible] >> let the record show that all the witnesses have answered in the alternative. thank you, without objection, your written statements will be put in the record, so that every word you want to submit officially for the congressional record, but with that, you are now recognized for your verbal testimony. we've asked you to sum it up in five minutes if you can do that. ms. hull you, are now recognized. >> good morning, and thank you, chairman raskin, ranking member mace, and members of the subcommittee, for the opportunity to speak on such an important. issue we are here because folks have been questioned, challenged, and banned at record rates this school year. and ther

secondly, jack ruby acting alone killed oswald. and third that there was no credible evidence for a conspiracy, domestic or foreign. they concluded all of the shooting came from that dallas book depository window. despite this overwhelming documentation, the american people were highly skeptical of these conclusions which many regarded as a, quote, blue ribbon whitewash. the gallup poll indeed indicated that an approximate 80% of the american people did not believe the report. why such skepticism? well one reason is human nature, the desire to seek a natural explanation, particularly for horrific events like this one, there must be something to it, you might not want to know what those reasons are behind it, but at least you might make some sense. this made no sense. technical matters, questions arose about whether oswald had the technical ability to fire those shots. the eyewitnesses claimed there were other shots fired from the so-called grassy knoll, an area in front of the motorcade, people in that area said they heard shots, t

i've always believed and my boss president obama when i was vice president used the kidney because i'm ruby so often. because i believe she understood something i've always believed, that all politics especially national politics is personal and ultimately is personal. she could go to to toe with the toughest dictators, then turn around and literally teach a fellow ambassador how to do the macarena on the floor of the un security council. you all think i'm kidding. i'm not getting. she thought it was too difficult to teach me how to dance the . she was right. no matter where she was she understood people. she cared about people. and all of that was grounded in an education game by watching her father joseph cornwall and her mentors as well. she learned diplomacy at the dinner table and throughout her life nothing mattered to madeleine more than the family. nothing. madeleine had the same rules i do and others you do. no matter what's happening in my day as president obama can tell you or who i'm meeting with one of my children calls , i take the call. she was the same way. and, alice, katie

residential area is har revolved, but suddenly rather common see here all across don boss ends in the town of ruby as ned to correspondent, support from the city and little guns were public now cleared of national forces. much needed from that italian aid is being delivered to locals of how.

ruby ibarra. she was born in the philippines and moved to the bay area when she was just five years old . she uses music and her voice to talk about her journey here in america. >> for a lot of immigrants, not just my family, you think about america and think about greener pastures, the american dream. i later come to realize as i get into adulthood, sometimes, what we deem or think is greener or more beautiful or the land of opportunity, it is not as easy. it is not is golden. it is not as beautiful as we think. >> ruby has so much more to say. you can follow her music by watching the story. you can watch the interview at 5:30. you don't want to miss that. >>> we are celebrating aapi heritage month. not just on air but online. mixture you go to nbc bay area and watch it all. >>> we want to turn to the weather. a breaking route update. >> it came a minute ago. of course, we are seeing it worsening for the drought. we want you to keep an eye on the drought monitor from last week in all of these are

i don't know if human children bite there she is there's my little ruby. maybe children are. >> doctor like forever babies. >> there two years old all the time forever. happy mother's day to everyone, everyone understands a job, the commitment, the remarkable commitment even though you know it's going to change your life you do it in a bite unexpected pregnancy and she chose to have me. i am forever grateful for that to say the least. >> think it moms all over here's a really funny graphic i want to pull up that are producers made for us. what moms want for mother's day by state they did the states they were from. and would you believe it, new jersey, moms are what a nap. in california they want their chores done, virginia nap, indiana nap. [laughter] is that correct guy? >> you have to ask my mom the thing is my mom has in the house a sign that she hangs which says simply call your mother. and for the record here on mother's day i did call her, she did not answer. i'm going to call again but we are off the air raid there we are back in 1985 and saudi arab

over in this area, highway 84 did have paving work going on between 680 and ruby hill. that crew did just clear from the caltrans report. i think it's okay. keep in mind that maybe the early overnight as well. we'll keep track of things. so far mostly green. >>> thanks, mike. we've been talking about the leaked draft opinion about rd. it is now public. you can see it for yourself. a possible reversal that's sparking a war on both sides of the issue. many people are wondering what's going to happen next. last night at manny's in san francisco, the room was packed with people wanting to understand what the supreme court draft opinion mean. we talked with two trial lawyers. >> the majority of the draft opinion -- important to realize it's a draft oh undoes 50 years of precedent. it holds that abortion is not a right under the constitution and is left up to states and the federal government whether women have access to abortion. >> hundreds of uc berkeley took to the streets, many saying they want to stop a roe v. wade roleback and they'll fight to keep it from happening. 2

ruby freeman and shea moss did not engage in ballot fraud or criminal misconduct. their words. that doesn't undo the months of harassment those two women faced it's one small step to correct the record on one of the loudest propaganda networks and another reminder that right now legal action seems to be the only successful way of pushing back against the election conspiracies and misinformation spread by some on the far right. that does it for us tonight. see my show on demand on peacock and on sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on msnbc. "way too early" with jonathan lemire is coming up next. ♪♪ >> do you take any responsibility for your policies? >> i think our policies help not hurt. think about what they say. the vast majority of the economists think that this is going to be a real tough problem to solve but it's not because of spending. we brought down the deficit. the bottom line is how much does america owe? how much in the hole are we going? we're reducing that. >> president biden on defense over high consumer prices, saying inflation is a top

ready, ruby. what about can that section over the, what one, which one recurred fresh in a box is a technology company that actually happens to grow vegetables and distribute them to people's homes, through the use of an e commerce platform that we built. and it was founded by my husband, myself, and our family friend referral, who i this is one of my said timing experiences your when you grow like stuff and then over much was coming close roof or with the worker. what are we're under do as unfair for me just like your brute own from family when sometimes you lose. i lost to my chair. i say little one thing i don't love about farming is the way the market is not predictable. the way the weather is not predictable and there's absolutely nothing i can do about the with the pot. one hail storm could set you back years. one heat wave will set you back yet. so the impact of climate change and the realness of farming that i don't enjoy. so cordele when it to water. yeah. and so given dr. so this is the

then, -- >> i'll take on anybody you want with regard to ruby freeman.

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ruby freeman and wandrea shea moss did not engage in ballot fraud or criminal misconduct. their words. that doesn't undo the months of harassment those two women faced. it is one small step towards connecting the record on one of the far-right loudest propaganda networks. and it is another reminder that right now, legal action seems to be the only successful way of pushing back against the election conspiracies and misinformation spread by some on the far right. that does it for us tonight. remember you can see my show, the mehdi hasan show, on demand on peacock, and on sunday night at 8 pm eastern here on msnbc.

so there were an alternative to dollar a germany and a ruby rubel mechanism can meet with russia. so again, i think that's the key issue. here's comments that are the bind administration damaged american interests far worse than any benefits they could get from their economic war against russia. because the u. s. is not only a very player in the economic arena globally, but also it has been a referee. if we think about the dollar as reserve currency as a global unit of accounts. swift, which, you know, although in name is but actually is p facto controlled by the united states that seen as a fair and biased part of the global infrastructure as now we've seen can be weaponized. and i think this lots of legitimacy really was progressions and it's not a question if but when mr. mark, speaking about the nature of money as you point out in many of your articles, money be on the rubble or diller. just at the end of the day, pieces of paper or bits in the, in the digital database, there ultimately means of accounting. and what matters the most of the terms of the exchange and whether the

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residential area is horrible, but suddenly rather common seen here all across on boss and hain, the town of ruby as ned to a correspondent report from the city and the guns republic now reported he cared of nationalist forces when much needed humanitarian aid is being delivered to locals and hungary prime minister slammed the latest you sanction plans.

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ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®. my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm down with rybelsus®. mom's a1c is down with rybelsus®. (♪ ♪) in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. tell your provider about vision problems or changes. taking rybelsus® with a sulfonylurea or insulin increases low blood sugar risk. side effects like nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea may lead to dehydration, which may worsen kidney problems. need to get your a1c down? (♪ ♪) ask your healthcare provider about rybelsus® today. >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> he's become an icon around the world, and now a fl