sharon? sharon sharon nice story now. a pennsylvania police officer was able to give a home to one of the dogs he helped rescue from an animal hoarder three years ago. officer warren leni of ross township was part of an operation to save 117 dogs from the unsafe living conditions they were subjected. to say after the pickups received attention hundreds of families were eager a document them. why didn't anyone call me? i would have taken them all. >> judge jeanine: i believe you. >> jesse: an animal hoarder. brian, take us home. >> brian: first off special thanks to john siena for leading a great example. not only a great wrestler the great actor, the best ever and also one time leader with make wishes. he has gotten over 650 make a wish since he started doing it in 2002. kids with life-threatening illnesses that is a new guinea book of world records wrestler, actor and even better to be a great person. if anybody wants to see me on stable and i know you do, check me out brian kilmeade.com brandon, mississippi, let's go br

actually, i said to sharon, where did the time go? >> when i met him, when i was 18, and i'm 70 next month. so he's been -- get off, you. >> i made a lot of mistakes during these 40 years. we all have. but i can honestly say, i've only ever had one love in my life, really. that's my wife sharon. >> reporter: with son jack and his four kids stateside, daughter kelly expecting this fall, it's more "see ya later" than "farewell." with ozzy eager to get back on stage and do what he's done for more than 50 years. what do you want your fans to know about how you are now and what you imagine going forward? >> don't give up. when i retire, i mean, i'll hear the sound of soil going on me. you ain't going to see the last of me yet. >> our thanks to chris. ozzy takes the stage tomorrow night at sofi stadium in l.a. he performs during halftime as the nfl season kicks off. >>> up next, the american phenom wowing the crowds at the u.s. open and making history today. as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some

and i know sharon's a good girl. she better be. you sharon? did you hear what i said? at i have for you, i won't give it to you. i mean, if you miss one time being good, i ain't gonna give it to you. [laughs] tough daddy, tough man, because i come up the hard way, and i ain't let you get away with nothing. of course, i shouldn't say that. but i'm just kidding, baby. - my name is sharon preston-folta, and i am louis armstrong's daughter, his only child. i have waited my entire lifetime to say that publicly out loud, because up until this very moment, i wasn't allowed to admit to anyone other than my closest family and friends that the blood of a legend runs through my veins. [piano mus] - and now, the number that became our theme song when it's sleepy time down south. - on june 24, 1955, louis armstrong became a father. lucille preston became a single mom. and i, sharon louis preston, became invisible. that's t way it s, thway it h to be - satchmo was married, traveling in the rare air of upper white society, the kind of black man who put whites at ease by defying racia

>> sharon: i think is every buddy up. he's whining the system up and i love the way that he is coordinated or she is coordinated sorry with her mask adding it's fabless. [laughs] >> greg: that is a detail that i overlooked. >> sharon: how could you? >> kat: this will be nothing in that backpack except for rock so she doesn't fall over the front. >> greg: that is a sexist comment. >> kat: i think it's simple physics. see what is the craziest part about it you know anything about this guy or girl because the teacher scrubbed everything. i'm sure you thought about this for a long time. >> greg: it's like you been ruminating we say besides perhaps. >> guy: good, there's some i believe our core elaborate trolling on here. there are few clues, i've got my powder dry on this because it's so ridiculous as a mentally ill person? or someone who's really trying to reveal something and if it is true that there is some background to the person most getting fired or reprimanded for being anti-woke, this is a one-person protest i think

i'm sorry, sharon. >> thank you. it was a whole learning experience for me and i think a couple of things. i think cbs wanted to be seen as very woke. >> harris: they wanted that clickbait. >> i don't think they like the fact that piers morgan -- what he was saying about the interview with prince harry and meghan. and oprah. i think that they were really, really angry with me for supporting him. >> harris: so the best kind of -- i don't like to call it revenge, but clap back, if you would, is where you are now and what brings you joy. >> yeah. i think a thought i would be finished. i would have no career. it's very hard in l.a. for me, but you know that's not the whole world. i can live with that. but you know it's hard when you are called that because it's always that seed of doubt. you plant that little seed and people go well you know where it they said about her, don't you? and it is hard. >> have shucking to sit there with what you think are your friends and you have trust in a relationship over years and all of

sharon: i think there is. the euro collapsed, sterling collapsed, there is still downside risk to those currencies. the companies will not see it european earnings some the aggregate. there are so many companies with overseas properties in europe. europe remains international around -- the calls that the european companies failed outside of europe with the large value in dollar. the companies with a lot of dollar exposure will be the ones that are gaining. they transferred their euro-dollar profits into sterling, or they make it cheaper and exported to the u.s. we get not on these -- a lot on these national profits. tom: sharon bell, goldman sachs managing director of euro equity strategy, stays with us. coming up, could there be limits to the friendship? vladimir putin and xi jinping are set to meet for the first time since putin launched his invasion on ukraine. francine: and we get to pictures from westminster's hall where queen elizabeth has been laying in state. francine: welcome back to the open. 14 minu

sharon: absolutely. we are talking about movements of people away from the farmer they have lived, they have worked, they have had a livelihood and they have been able to support themselves and their families. when it becomes uneconomical, we are seeing huge swathes of the population, for instance, areas of bangladesh migrating to megacities. that is a double whammy, because that city is under pressure from flooding. so we have these impacts where people are being forced to move, when we don't have the infrastructure to support them. under situations where, even just to exist without this migration, because climate change is more difficult are ready. so, there's a whole range of pressures on the population globally, and this is going to change significantly. nick: yarrow, there is no precise timeline here. what the authors are talking about is the the best case scenario, 27 70 derives from greenland alone, is likely to happen this century. that really is not far away. yarrow: that seems to be the author'

my family have been absolutely wonderful. >> how's that been for you, sharon? >> he's a pain in the butt. i mean, everything from hetbaking to soul-destroying, to joys of his getting better. ♪ no, i'm not getting out ♪ ♪ no, i'm not getting out alive ♪ >> reporter: it's a new chapter for the osbournes. ozzy's new album, "patient number 9," drops this week. ozzy in full roar. what do you want your fans to know about how you are now and what you imagine going forward? >> don't give up. when i retire, i'll hear the sound of soil going over my lid. you ain't going to see the last of me yet. >> and sharon the subject of an upcoming docuseries that will chronicle her eventful life, including her tumultuous march 2021 split from "the talk" after those fraught exchanges with co-host sheryl underwood while sharon was defending longtime friend piers morgan. >> everybody goes, "if you support him, then you must be racist because he's racist." >> as you look back on that time now, what sort of things come to mind? >> an education and no regrets. no more saying sorr

a senior military official offered condolences and called sharon's death, a devastating loss of life. the military report concluded that after multiple internal investigations, there was a high probability and his really soldier accidentally shot serene. but it could not be determined conclusively. the official says with 100 percent certainty is really soldiers did not target serene or any other journalist that day. and if in israeli bullet killed her, it was a mistake. but that then will then it's not convincing. it's unacceptable. there's no other suspect, but the occupation army murdered cheering. the military describes, the janine refugee camp on the day serene was killed as a battle field. it says there was a prolonged gun battle with armed palestinians. the soldiers retreated to vehicles and the military official says they had limited visibility and did not see sharina just video from the minutes before sharon's death show a com seen. she was wearing a clearly marked blue press, black jacket that she was shot in the back of the neck below her helmet, even as she collapsed to the

you did a good job, but i got to spend a lot of time with sharon sprung, and sharon now joins a small but mighty group of women who have painted an official portrait here at the white house. [ applause ] and i'm thrilled that this extraordinary work is going to be enshrined forever as part of our nation's history, but sharon, it was wonderful to work with you. you are a true spirit. that's one of the reasons why we connected. your work is phenomenal, but it was your essence, your soul, the way you saw me, the way we interacted, and it shows in this beautiful work, so thank you for your brilliance, your artistry, and your patience. [ laughter ] in this process. i remember i went to see the work in brooklyn and poor sharon, because no one is supposed to know who the artists are, so her studio is her home, and so she had this piece in her home. you couldn't have guests over. you were frightened that it would get out. you just wanted it out of your space. [ laughter ] and every year i thought about she must be going crazy. so thank you, thank you so much. let's give them both a round of a

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sharon was killed as a battle field. it says there was a prolonged gun battle with armed palestinians. the soldiers retreated to vehicles and the military official says they had limited visibility and did not see sharina just video from the minutes before sharon's death show a com seen. she was wearing a clearly marked blue press, black jacket that she was shot in the back of the neck below her helmet, even as she collapsed to the ground. witnesses who tried to assist her, say, the gunfire continued shooting, how will it she's become an international symbol, and that is why her blood became a heavy burden and criminal, political, and diplomatic terms. they can't handle this. that is why they're trying to manage the fall out of her murder. sharon's family says it's obvious israeli war criminals can't investigate their own crimes. it's calling on the u. s. to conduct an independent and credible investigation into the palestinian american journalists killing. the palestinian authority says it's pressing international bodies

but i got to spend a lot of time with sharon, and sharon now joins a small but mighty group of women who have painted an official portrait here at the white house. [applause] and i am thrilled that this extraordinary work is going to be enshrined forever as part of our nations history. sharon, it was wonderful to work with you. you are a true spirit, that is one of the reasons we connected. your work is phenomenal, but it was your essence, soul, the way you saw me in the way we interacted, and it shows in this beautiful work. so thank you for your brilliance, your artistry and your patience. i remember, i went to see the work in brooklyn. poor sharon, no one is supposed to know who the artists are. her studio is her home. so she had this piece in her home, you cannot have guests over. you were frightened it would get out. you just wanted it out of your space. and every year, i thought she must be going crazy. so thank you. thank you so much. [applause] believe it or not, it is still a bit odd for me to stand in this historic space, see this big beautiful painting staring back at me.

sharon osborne decided tond defend piers morgan, the media accused sharon osborne of racism to, in fact, sharon osborne's co-host on cbs, just as she was a bigot for asking how exactly is piers morgan morgan a racist for pointing out that the fake duchess was lying. the so for the first time, sharon osborne is explaining what exactly happened and she does it on her new show. sharon osborne to and back , which is now on fox nations outn on monday. it in the shows ho, she explains how she fought the urge ton the whack a middle finger inface the faces of her cbs co-hosts. >> watch.cohost i was.s just lamb that wasslaugh slaughtered that morning.te and cbs denied responsibilityer. on a news.e reached >> and that's because they arets . and we reached f out to cbs fort comment on what sharon had to say and they reiterated ertheir statement from march saying that they found no evidence that she had been sethe up mak. ganged so how does this make sense? you can get ganged up on on live television. sation and when yous, go to fi defend yourself against accusations, yourer creating a v creating a

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sharon, 1st of all, when we consider the the highest scenario. what we have to remember is all we're talking about here at the moment is the tick. but if you factor in what could happen and is happening in and talk to care in the collapse of ice sheets there, then you have a real problem. yes. that that, that affects his rickly now, so when we talk about all this is impacting sea level, we got to think but you know, want to kind of both live in the low left, around glaze, live in the low line area. you know, most usage of our largest cities are low line areas. so this is impacted not only 3 flooding, so you know, think about, you've already got away, you see levels that, you know, storm surge and not damage is, was you impacting people's livelihoods around a lie. now you say, wait, what was saying, challenges around the ones that being a becoming say, all right, we're having problems when people are just struggling to stay where they are. so this is dr. aid in direct impact like human migration and then co cobra with the challenges the climate ch

host: all right, sharon. we'll hear from john wood. guest: well, thank you, sharon. sharon, i don't know if you're familiar with me prior to my appearance here with you this morning. but i consider myself to be sharply critical of the behavior you're describing, including from -- i know you're specifically referencing our previous president. i find criticisms of president biden. i don't say that to sort of both sides of the issue. i mean, i do think that, again, the 2016 election, the outcome of that election, i do think represented a race to the bottom in terms of our civic culture and the way in which we treat each other in politics. i ran for congress, you know, prior to that in part because -- in a very central way. because i was concerned about the dehumanization in context of a political environment driven the punditry of radio and tv. i was inspired by president obama's vision of america where we're not red states or blue states but the united states of america. i'm grossly disturbed and to put it mildly the behavior you're talking about. i also have criticism

but i got to spend a lot of time with sharon sprung and sharon now joins a small but mighty group of women who have painted an official portrait here at the white house. [ applause ] and i'm thrilled that this extraordinary work is going to be enshrined forever as part of our nation's history but, sharon, it was wonderful to work with you. you are a true spirit. that's one of the reasons why we connected. your work is phenomenal, but it was your essence, your soul, the way of you saw me are the way we interacted and it shows in this beautiful work. so thank you for your brilliance, your artistry and your patience in this process. i remember i went to see the work in brooklyn, because poor sharon, no one is supposed to know who the artists are. her studio is in her home. she had this piece in her home. she couldn't have guests home. you were frightened that it would get out. you just wanted it out of your space. and every year i thought about she must be going crazy! so thank you. thank you so much. believe it or not, it is still a bit odd for me to stand in this historic space, see t

as sharon eloquently was saying. now we'll see her start to get extremely somber. >> traditional funeral persona. >> procession, very slowly progressing up princess street, the royal mile, all the way to the cathedral. >> to the cathedral of st. giles. i want to bring in max foster. we're looking at pictures now of the queen doing the keys just months ago, max. >> they would have said to her, his magistery, this is your ancient kingdom of scotland, emphasizing this is very much a part of the king's kingdom. these are all reiterations really of his legitimacy in scotland in a palace that goes back nearly a thousand years and gradually developed into what it is today. this is a living, breathing palace. the queen used to hold garden parties there, investitures. this is the seat of the king in scotland. these are all as serations affecting that. he's going to go look at the coffin, of course spend time with the coffin at the palace of holyrood. i think that's going to be the emotional part of this mourning period so far

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sharon, thank you so much for coming on. when historians go back, do a postmortem on our society, how did everyone going crazy in a four-year period, what happened to you is one of the net you say things i've ever seen, six degrees away from separation, you spoke up for an old friend, and had to leave your job. you've thought about this a lot since. what do you make of it? >> umm, it is the world that we're living in, especially in film and tv, where people want to be overly, overly woke. so the slightest thing, it's like walking on eggshells. and there are no second chances. you could -- you know, in today's world, you could have put something on your social media 10-12 years ago, and people will look back and they will fire you because you wrote it 10-12 years ago. you know, there's different scenarios. somebody could have been drunk with a bunch of people, you know, out of control, so you may have changed your mind by now. but no. even from years ago, people want to condemn you. >> tucker: i always wondered watching this

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sharon specializes on the development of low carbon technology. welcome to you all . great to have you here with us. plenty to go out. of course, let's start with this troubling news from greenland. your expert, you know, all too well what's happening with the green and by she tell us what this research means. in layman's terms, climate scientists have known for a long time and been concerned for a long time that the ice sheets and greenland and arctic are so huge and so complex that they kinda can't keep up with the pace of climate change that humans have caused. and in recent decades, and so there is a sort of lag in response to human caused warming a bit. like if you put you take ice cubes out of the freezer and put them on the kitchen counter in a warm room. they don't melts immediately, but you know that those ice cubes are doomed. if you leave them sitting out in that new climate that you forced on them. portions of our i sheets are doomed in that same way. but one of the really big uncertainties in climate science has long been and still is to how much and how

ozzy and sharon osbourne in their first tv interview since his major operation. on taking the stage again -- >> my spirit comes alive. >> plus, why sharon is done saying sorry after a split from "the talk" as they return home to england. >> good morning, america. >> we love you. >> i love you. ♪ just dance ♪ ♪ gonna be okay ♪ >>> "dancing with the stars" revealing the first two cast members for season 31. why they're already making dancing history. they're live in times square. ♪ celebrate good times come on ♪ >>> and we're celebrating the start of football season with nfl hall of famer, eli manning. ♪ a little respect ♪ >>> plus, jenifer lewis is live on "gma" bringing some joy to times square. and she's saying -- >> good morning, america! can i go? i love you. ♪ all i'm asking is for a little respect ♪ >>> that is so ruby from "black-ish" as we know her. jenifer lewis, her first book was called "the mother of black hollywood." now she's bringing the joy, it's called "walking in my joy," that's her new book, and she will talk about it here in

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sharon was killed as a battle field. it says there was a prolonged gun battle with armed palestinians. the soldiers retreated to vehicles and the military official says they had limited visibility and did not see a video from the minutes before sharing death show home. and that she was clearly marked blue brown jacket that i taught in the back of the neck for helmet. even as she collapsed to the ground, witnesses who tried to assist her, say, the gunfire continued shooting to how well she's become an international symbol. and that is why her blood became a heavy burden and criminal, political, and diplomatic terms. they can't handle this. that is why they're trying to manage the fall out of her murder. sharina family says it's obvious israeli war criminals can't investigate their own crimes. it's calling on the u. s. to conduct an independent and credible investigation into the palestinian american journalists killing. the palestinian authority says it's pressing international bodies for accountability and l. j zero's le

a senior military official offer condolences and called sharon's death, a devastating loss of life. the military report concluded that after multiple internal investigations, there was a high probability, and his railey soldier accidentally shot serene. but it could not be determined conclusively. the official says with 100 percent certainty is really soldiers did not target jarine or any other journalist that day. and if in israeli bullet killed her, it was a mistake. but that then will them, it's not convincing. it's unacceptable. there's no other suspect, but the occupation army murdered, she arranged. the military describes the janine refugee camp on the day serene was killed as a battle field. it says there was a prolonged gun battle with armed palestinians. the soldiers retreated to vehicles and the military official says they had limited visibility and did not see sharina just video from the minutes before sharon's death show a com scene. she was wearing a clearly marked blue press, black jacket that she was shot in the back of the neck below her helmet, even as she collapsed

sharon, i don't know. can you still hear me? >> i can. i'm sorry. yeah. i apologize for my cat meowing in the background but it is not something we often see from king charles. or any of the royals really. a show of emotions but it's been an extremely emotional ten, 11 days for king charles who has had to step up and step into the shoes of his mother immediately and why i think he is getting widespread support from the people of united kingdom. he is not always the most popular member of the royal family. there's a poll has him quite low on the list with the queen at the top followed by kate middleton and then prince william but seems to be winning over the public right now. i think it all got to him at a certain point. after the national anthem was sung at st. georges chapel certainly saw some emotion from king charles. that was a stark reminder i think for us that this is the end of an era and the brand new beginning of a new one, a new king, a new monarch. >> ambassador, it was nice for us royal watchers to see so much of the royal family altogether in

g. zero's legal team plans to submit a case with the international criminal court at the hague. sharon's case may be closed for the israeli military, but her family says our dear, serene, cannot be swept aside. natasha name else's era ramallah or sharina, barclays families accusing this rarely government, of milch and military of trying to obscure the truth about what happened in a statement or family said, as expected, israel has refused to take responsibility for motoring serene. a family is not surprised by this outcome, since it's obvious to anyone that israeli war criminals cannot investigate their own crimes. we remain deeply hurt, frustrated, and disappointed. the statement goes on to call for 3rd independence. incredible us investigation saying that accountability requires action on palestinian has died after israeli forces exchange gunfire with fighters during a raid in the occupied. westbank soldiers surrounded a house and jeanine which i plan to demolish property belongs to a 20 year old palestinian who is accused of killing 3 israelis in the telephone in april. please in cana

. >> martha: speaking of sharon osbourne standing by as well and sharon joined us at the jubilee. it was so wonderful to have her with us. sharon, i'm sure this is an emotional day for you. tell us what your thoughts are as you watch the end of the procession this afternoon? >> one of great sadness, but then to witness something i think piers use the word magnificent. that is what this has been, the most magnificent her reign of respect, the military. i mean, the navy. they have been so precise the choreography and the way it is organized. i think 10,000 people involved in this. and it is absolutely magnificent. we have all witnessed history. you know, our grandchildren will be learning about this at school. it will go on and on and we have all been a part of history. it is saying goodbye, but it is also celebrating her life, celebrating what she has done, not just for this country but for the world. she has been an amazing example of dignity and strength. >> martha: you know, sharon, it is a new start for this country with king charles iii as the new monarch. i know you have said

you heard the statement just now from sharon's family. a senior military official tells al jazeera that this was a tragic accident, a devastating loss of life. that if a soldier in fact shot it serene, that it was, quote, a mistake that it values freedom of the press as a democracy, that's a direct quote. and that there it can, they can say with 100 percent certainty that neither serene or any other journalist was targeted. the military conducted several internal investigations and set it as part of those investigations. it also reviewed the investigations of media outlets such as the washington post cnn, among abate, salam, which is a human rights group in israel. and it says after a thorough review, it passed on the results of the investigation to a military advocate general. and that individual decided that there had been no violations on the part of the military, and that there would be no reason to launch a criminal investigation. the senior military official, we spoke to said that on may 11th, the soldiers entered jeanine refugee ca

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