secretary kendall, i wanted to just ask you a question. in terms of the current conflict in europe, with russia's war on ukraine, had the air force both in terms of regular as well as guard been integrated in a manner that allows excess space that may exist on cargo flights that are going over to europe anyway be made available to humanitarian groups in our country that are attempting to get goods there for example, rotary. there are many humanitarian groups, church groups, hospitals and so forth. it is so expensive by air. have you been asked to identify flights that are going over any way that might take goods into some of our allies tugged then sure that it gets into ukraine? >> representative captain, i'm not aware that prude we can check and take that for the record prude general brown, maybe our activities have been largely about supporting the conflict in providing things that as you are aware the president has brought a lot of aid to ukraine. the defense department has been very active in providing that and moving it over to europe

>> secretary kendall, and then general raymond. >> it's a great question. i think it's a very perceptive one. the transformation that i talked about and the difficult choices are related to what you just asked me. we are starting a transformation of our capabilities in space with the missile warning, ak tch architectures and we're work to go define the other needs, both to provide the services and enable the joint force in space and also to protect the joint force from possible attack, based on targeting by our enemies in space. we have a lot of work to do there, but we're off to a solid start. i do not anticipate that future budgets will remain flat or go down for the space force, quite the opposite. we still have the define the requirements and programs we put in place are for success and we don't have cost overruns. we want to avoid that. there are opportunities through emerging technologies and commercial best practices that i think will make that possible, but we are going to have to be disciplined and smart how we invest in space. i think that's the p

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katie couric, kendall jenner or lance bass? ten woven sofas, $52000. who could it be? katie couric kendall jenner or lance bass? show me your answers. everyone got it right. katie couric -- i'm sorry, everybody got it wrong. [laughter] i will give you all one anyway. [laughter] >> movie on, sorry. where did everyone go? i thought we were doing to the. kennedy: it doesn't matter, you're all tight anyway. which of these paid $50000 for a device that claims to detect a ghost entering rooms? miley cyrus, lady gaga or bill murray? $50000. [laughter] ghost protecting device. in. >> i will go miley cyrus for the win. bill murray is a ghost buster. kennedy: only one of you got it right, it's inez. she's in the lead by one. question number six, which of these rich and shameless but $100 million private jet and then refitted it to the 24 karat gold plated sink? donald trump robert kraft or scrooge mcduck? [laughter] a fictional character. [laughter] >> the one time craft will not give you a happy ending. kennedy: you all got it. it is the maga king. he did it, he nailed it. he p

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russian states backed rebels and in particular in the regions dawn and dawn, yeske province has done yes, kendall. hans can surveilled on yeske is one of the last remaining cities and in the hunts province. that is in control by the ukrainians. so taking this town for the russians would mean that they would take the entire, almost the entire province, and that they would have control over that area. and that would bring them closer to their acclaimed goals that they announced at this set. the 2nd stage and, and later stages of, of the invasion. what about the local residence there in spirit finance? got it. you mentioned that before the war, there were around a 100000 people. there are many of them still left there. that is very hard to tell what exactly is happening there at the moment. how many people have stayed? but this morning, a police report was issued that there had been shelling of residential buildings and an elderly man was hertz and had to be brought to the hospital. so there are people still living there. the hunts governor, sergio hi dee said that russia was intentionally trying to

kendall hopped online and called the moment tragic. looks like she could use a few pointers from starting from scratch here >>> indy rock band putting their spin on harry stiles layouts number 1 single. group recently covering the song in a live performance. take a look. >> ♪ ♪ you know it's not the same as it was ♪ ♪ as it was ♪ ♪ as it was ♪ ♪ you know it's not the same -- >> great musical stuff there we are by the way, let's just chat about harry stiles for a second counting the seconds until harry gets here. he's going arrive on our plaza, kick off our citi summer concert series, that's next thursday >> can't wait. >> how many people are asking you -- >> people i haven't heard from in years. >> 50,000 requests i'm told. >> 50,000. >> and we all know that our own circles. -- i'm like, no. >> who is this >> jackson, i'm in the basement. >> finally mike myers, the superstar comedian the latest to sit down with willie geist about. the two caught up about mike's netflix series "the pbringing me inspired the idea for the

say in for kendall more jenkins. better look what year. so should i go to the new meadows? you'll put a video your put villa, so let go and do the best ones that are best on that for me. i don't look at us both both and publish l. e r. migalia, ladonna, federal laws our latest easily. iran, comalla z a z us in guantanamo koya book is a global stella. both elements for sally. not the near look is called roseville through through this that's will. yeah. la la la la dunbar was here. my lawyer, my last a younger than america where you said that was like one of the even incredible what me what the new knob they normally hold ronada if anyone else around back in august, if balder he and i will give you, i love you. the young dinner was not by me and i used to live enough what it is that it will not let any of them popular. adequate to players and a boy. yeah. hello. yeah. yeah. give me day though because you're really good book in latoya. i see i can read a book and don't says i, your last name. i mean must therefore, if that one from york and then they are in medical by yamini m

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. >> and now air force secretary frank kendall and space force chief of staff testified on president biden's 2023 budget request.

and then it's the same thing, i'm by - [ cheers and applause -- kendall jenner, who's just gorgeous, knockout, wearing a beautiful dress. she's -- yeah, she's amazing and someone snapped some photos of me. and this is me behind kendall jenner [ light laughter ] but it looks like i'm a ventriloquist dummy. [ laughter ] i look like i'm a puppet >> steve: danny o'day. yeah >> jimmy: i look like i'm a little ventriloquist puppet coming out of her. [ laughter ] like she travels like -- yeah. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: i'm having such a great time -- "what do you think, jimmy?" i'm like, "i don't know. i'm -- >> steve: "it stinks." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i just thought that was very funny and ridiculous. [ laughter ] she looks gorgeous and i look like a fool but i thank vogue, i thank anna wintour, i thank chanel for having me there. that was a good -- [ cheers and applause it was a fun -- it was a fun night out. >> jimmy: we have an amazing show tonight my man, benedict cumberbatch, is here, tonight. [ cheers and applause what doctor strange >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: also, sydney sweeney

>>> then, why social media has lost its mind over kendall and the cucumber. >> i'm kind of scared. >> there you go. >> i was barely

there will be a watch party at kendall-jackson wine estate and gardens in santa rosa. guests are encouraged to dress in their best kentucky derby ensemble. they'll be serving derby-inspired food and wine. that's today, 11:00 to 5:30. >>> buster posey is headed back to the giants but, unfortunately, it is just for one day. happening today, the giants will honor their long-time catcher with buster posey day to celebrate his 12 years with the team. this will be the first time posey has been back at oracle park since announcing his retirement the end of last season. posey helped lead the giants to three world series championships. it also happens before the giants take on the cardinals today at 4:00 p.m. >>> and the golden state warriors continue their playoff battle with memphis tonight. game three of the conference semifinals takes place at chase center. this matchup is already giving fans a series worth of dramatic moments. draymond green was fined $25,000 for flipping off memphis fans. he did so while walking to the locker room on tuesday after being elbowed in the eye

joining me now to discuss, andrea kendall taylor, former national operate for russia. if i could begin with you, general anderson, what is the outcome for these people there? russia is showing no hesitation, in fact, deliberate intention to kill civilians as well as soldiers across the country, since ints invasion started. you have hundreds of civilians, soldiers there that russian forces do not like, you know, to a greater degree, thes asov battalion, as it's known. what's the end game? >> the end game is they are not going to give up and that they are going to go down fighting and probably die. i believe that they are not going to give up. you've seen it with the way they're singing songs and the like. they recognize what's at stake here. and this would be a huge political and psychological victory for the russians. and these are incredibly tough and resourceful people. they've been holding out for weeks. i predict they will continue to hold out for weeks, by the way. they've fighting in an industrial place that is incredibly hard to -- a perfect place to defend. i m

and here i d like to celebrate my colleagues working on this who are here kendall, julian, clayton, kristi, and emily. [applause] time is not on the side of the climate crisis. we all know this. it is devastatingly clearer every single day, with each new hurricane, flood, and fire. is our movement big enough to hold the idea that we are running out of time, but not run away from each other? to hold onto the urgency that animates anyone who believes in something deeply, and the compassionate ability to listen and stop sometimes? i really do wonder, because i m more comfortable moving fast than slow. but my colleagues are teaching me that being impatient for justice is a gift. our impatience is needed more than ever, but that s a lot different from being impatient with each other, especially people who challenge us, people whose perspective we don't that doesn t match our own, and people with different amounts of power. being impatient with people who ask you to do things differently isn t the same as wanting to move fast to solve a giant problem like climate change. my colleagues around the

who has not published with with regnery the young i could add to the list whitaker chambers wilmore kendall. anyway goes on and on. and a us president has published with regnary as well donald trump. yes, donald trump published a book with us before he was president and that book came out just as i arrived at gregory myself and i think about 2012 time to get tough. yeah. what was your first roll at gregory? i came to regnery in 2012 as an editor. so i was acquiring books and and editing them doing what we call the lead editing which is note that the person who has the the first go at the manuscript and later on it goes to copy editing where it gets tidied up and and prepared for the printer all of that. so i was one of the leaders or senior editors here. i did that for eight years. that was a job. that was so much fun. yes, it was the perfect job. i i knew it couldn't last and and a couple of years ago our publisher margie ross and you mentioned a minute ago retired and i was i was left holding the bag. so now now i'm managing the place. i don't i don't get to do any editing but there are o

his wife dawn us airlifted to kendall regional medical center in south florida. police in the bahamas said they've collected several samples and even enlisted the help of a philadelphia lab in processing a report. once that. >> those examinations of done. i will put all of this. would be able to provide us. but an official report. to the exact cause of death. health officials confirmed the resort guest went to a clinic on thursday after complaining of nausea and vomiting. >> they were treated then left. then friday morning hotel staff found the guest unresponsive in their resort villas. a spokesman from the u.s. state department sent news nation. this statement saying in part, we are closely monitoring local authorities investigation into the cause of death. we stand ready to provide all appropriate consular assistance. >> that was brooke shafer reporting for us tonight. and coming up at 6, the search for a missing inmate and security guard comes to an end. the events that led up. to their location. >> plus, california lawmakers continue to promise to protect abo

much more difficult to implemented later in the program, we report on some british locals who are for kendall open fires inside their homes in order to keep warm and drastic search of gas prices. while meanwhile, russia has underlined that it's the military operation in ukraine is going to plan the defense ministry asset that 15 ukrainian command points were destroyed overnight in the south on south east of the country, along with 17 munition death post to some of a total of $500.00 military targets destroyed. while western nations denounced the operation in ukraine as an unprovoked attack, russian foreign minister said a laugh. ralph has accused the west of making a concerted effort to undermine the principles of sovereign states and the joint press conference with the ammonia. foreign minister lateral, not that that he hopes the successful resolution of the operation will help alleviate such western attacks with the games that we expect that the completion of our military operation and the achievements of all the goals set within its framework will help stop the attack of the west to underm

. >> kathryn kendall. it is a packed house tonight here at chase center. but, you know, it is a sea of gold here. fans have their goal playoff t-shirt. you can hear cheering. all eyes are on the court. let's you some video. >> fans are saying it and they had signs as they had. they enjoy those festivities earlier for the game, which included face painting for kids. the kids get the ship a lot of news iq and there's really good food around the area. so they had a little a busy day ahead of the game. defamation bullet team is spirit. they are optimistic the warriors will take game 5 >> we're excited. and 5, maybe. no doubt. no doubt. they got it. they want press a good game. >> that's really what we've been hearing from a lot of the fans that the dogs just wanted to take his game here at we will check in with you back at 8 o'clock and we'll learn more about where they are in the game. reporting live from chase center. gayle ong kron, 4 all right, carol. >> get a hot dog or all right. coming up, why an east bay school went into lockdown mode this week when a

more than 2 million from kendal nutricare in the uk. the biden administration also invoking the defense protection act for a third time, instructing american companies to boost supply. and on wednesday, the first lady greeting a second emergency shipment of specialized formula, part of "operation ply formula." for families and health officials, more help cannot come soon enough. >> yesterday i got 20 calls from mothers. that was just yesterday. >> marial letters parks joining us now. you mentioned that shipment being flown in outside washington, d.c. days ago. when can americans actually expect to see that formula on store shelves? >> reporter: whit, that shipment included gerber specialty formula, enough for about 1.5 million 8-ounce bottles. those cans were first sent to a distribution center in pennsylvania and are headed out to hospitals, wic programs, and retailers. we are told they should be out for delivery as soon as this weekend. >> mary alice, a lot of parents look forward to that, thank you. >>> we turn to the war in ukraine.

life is starting to be restored and ukrainian, and dumbass cities taken by joint russian, danielle kendall guns, forces fireworks for world war 2 victory day celebrations. have replaced the front lines showing a southern ukrainian cities of bread johnson and a godaddy where russian forces are currently position for the 1st time in many years have joined in on the main line celebrations. residents of the dumbass cities of danielle and lou ganske, also to pardon the festivities and all across russia, fireworks eliminated the sky lines of dozens of major cities. ah mm. with with with stunning images there now the 77th anniversary of victory over nazi germany was commemorated in russia not only with brilliant fireworks, but also military parades and widespread civilian celebrations, all across the country. huge crowds turned out for the annual immortal regiment, march and moscow and other cities as well, with people carrying photos of relatives and loved ones who took part in world war 2 parties. ellipse ranko reports. i don't know a march that is bigger than this. in this country, i don't kno

and then there is kendall jenner. she has her mask and her eyebrows. talk about lucky. and i wonder where they were ended up. [laughter] greg: talk about moving up in the world. >> she looks permanently surprised, like she accidentally sat on a poor person. and then look at tara delaveigne. she looks like a bowling trophy with breasts. and of course, she had no mask either, how else would anyone recognize her. >> and then there is the flowing down, not the kind that bill likes. [laughter] greg: i am referring to amtrak. all right, underrated. and you can look at her smile. of course, it is probably gas. maybe she did have gas. but can you imagine if melania had a dress like that? the screams of be louder than the dresses. and so there you go, the perfect illustration of how the elite expect others to behave. they enforce the rules for others, but not for them, with or without the masks, you can see who they are at events like this. strutting around like those with butter in their mouths. who knows, they would end up emulating these people so that we could be free in the

meanwhile, "kris jenner is urging kendall jenner to freeze her eggs." damn straight. we have to maintain america's strategic reserve of kardashians. "oh, you're saying, stop being such an alarmist, steve. we can make do with our present stockpile." oh, really? you'll be singing a different tune when australia is hemsworthing us from one end while sweden skaarsgaards us from the other! ( laughter ) ( applause ) doesn't sound too bad, really. that doesn't sound too bad. meanwhile, "oreo and ritz have teamed up for a cookie-cracker collab." it's salty. it's sweet. it's peanut butter. it's whatever the white stuff i want to say, sweet crisco caulk? ( laughter ) ( applause ) also a fun phrase to yell when you're angry, sweet crisco caulk, what are you doing?! ( laughter ) this is the perfect snack for anyone who ever said, "i want to ruin my teeth, but i also want to destroy my heart. there has to be a better way!" ( laughter ) tragically, these aren't available for sale. the company will "give 1,000 lucky fans the free cookie-cracker packs." fortunately, i have the recipe

. >> major general paul eaton, andrea kendall tailer, thank you so much for being here. >>> now the stop to the end of o'bargs rights is picking up steam. democrats are preparing a bill to protect a women's choice even if the supreme court overturns row. v. wade. >>> and a decision that could make your credit card bill, mortgage and others much more expensive. it's coming in less than an hour from now. what to expect from the fed's rate hike announcement ahead. >>> plus, a man with a knife tackles comedienne dave chapelle on stage. the video and what police are saying about this attack. stay with us. >> > difference. welcome. capella university looks at education differently. our flexpath learning format helps you control the pace and cost of your master's degree. make your difference with capella university. (vo) verizon business unlimited is going ultra! get more. like manny. event planning with our best plan ever. (manny) yeah, that's what i do. (vo) with 5g ultra wideband in many more cities, you get up to 10 times the speed at no extra cost. verizon is going ultra, so your business

on the red carpet this year from megan thee stallion to billie eilish and gucci and nicki minaj and kendall jenner wearing high fashion baseball caps and cynthia a repos headscarf. while hats and headpieces made for popular accessories this year, so that plus ones. kim k walked the carpet with her new squeeze in jared leto showing up another test alongside another jared lehto. kumasi: what happened? reggie: julian: why was there a look-alike? what was that? kumasi: we hear that a lot. kumasi: julian: love him so much, you want to see another. kumasi: whatever works. lisa: that was a lot to take in. it is going to be a beautiful day out there, a lot warmer than what we had yesterday. that's due to the wind backing off and warmer air headed our way. live doppler seven showed us a ridge of pressure offshore. his 41 in campbell. 52 in san francisco and 46 in sebastopol. looking at highs today in the south bay, upper 70's for san jose, sunny skies on the peninsula but off the sea breeze, well into the mid-70's from red city you will have the sea breeze in the afternoon and downtown, upper 60's,

corey: and later, we hit the ice with olympic hockey stars hilary knight and kendall coyne scofield.

in one of the best introductions i've had over the last year, i was lightened to william kendall. i don't know, i didn't know who he was. i'm not a historian. i discovered he was a guy in the early 16th century who was the first to translate the bible from the original greek and hebrew into english and the forerunner of the king james. and needless to say, he annoyed a lot of people when he did that, made the bible evident to the less educated folks. he was burned at the stake for that among other things. i've been called a denier which isn't quite as bad, but we will see what happens. [laughter] let me sell you a little bit of the surprises in the science. this isne very little happening over the past century this is a the number of hurricanes and tropical storms since 1970, so 50 years and you can see it goes up and down but it's certainly not increasing. there is another measure of hurricanef activity which accounts for stronger storms ths more heavily into the weaker storms and you can see there are ups and downs both globally and in the northern hemisphere but again no long-t

>> so, kendall jenner was at the -- have you ever heard of her? she's like - [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes, we've heard of her, yeah. >> she's niche >> jimmy: yes. >> she was at the met. and -- and i love the kardashians, but i think she's, like, she's so gorgeous in real life, and i was so, like, struck by her beauty, and she, like, invited me to -- they were having like, this after party, this "loki" after-party and i -- she went, like, "do you want to come?" and i was just went, "no." [ laughter ] "no. no, i don't. >> jimmy: "no, i don't." >> and i'm like, "why? why do i do this to myself?" >> jimmy: "i would love to come," but like, "no, no, i'm good." >> i know. >> jimmy: "no, later." >> and then i just sat in bed and ate pasta. and i was like, "could be somewhere else right now, but i'm -- [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: that sounds pretty good, by the way sitting in bed eating pasta, come on. >> you know, it wasn't bad >> jimmy: yeah, it wasn't bad, yeah i want to talk about your new show "the staircase. uh, congrats on this i -- i know the docum

fox weather meteorologist kendal smith has the forecasted. >> the tropics are starting to heat up. we officially have our first hurricane of the 2022 season. this is hurricane agatha located in the eastern pacific. as of right now, our latest update coming into the national hurricane center it has been upgraded to a category two hurricane. that was expected to happen is it's going to making landfall tomorrow evening. somewhere along the coastline near mexico. right now it has sustained winds of 110 miles per hour. it is just crawling to the northeast at one mile-per-hour bread that is what's going to be happening. eventually is going to be moving over more mountainous terrain and then finally will be dissipating to tropical depression as we had to tuesday. for us back home and he states we are looking at temperatures heating up. ember took in the desert southwest we are going to be hot. temperatures will be into the low to mid '90s you factor in the heat index is going to feel like the triple digits bread want to make sure folks are staying hydrated for memorial day. lots of sunshi

post-roe america. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: 160 young artists and celebrities like ariana grande and kendall jenner using their platform to call attention to the issue taking out an ad in "the new york times" supporting abortion rights ahead of today's protests. now, the protest is expected to swarm to around 20,000 people here in the district today with everything beginning around noon. now, as far as security, local law enforcement is saying they've closed off several roads and streets around the area, not to mention a heightened police presence in and around the city. whit? >> ike ejiochi, thank you. >>> now to the war in ukraine. president zelenskyy saying his forces have taken down 200 russian military aircraft as pentagon officials warn about a possible delay of aid from the u.s. abc's tom soufi-burridge is on the ground in kyiv with the latest. tom, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. there's still no clear evidence that russia has made any significant gains in the east of ukraine. and with u.s.-supplied artillery now being used on the battlefield, russia is suffering more

andrea kendall taylor, as well as secretary of state, and vice president of global policy and public affairs for the national peace corps association, joel reuben. i think what's note worthy about the speech is what he did not say, right? >> absolutely, far more notable for what it didn't say. no official declaration of war. no mass mobilization, which was maybe unsurprising given the significant political and economic costs it could have had, but also no sense of victory. no sense of progress. i think that's what i found most surprising is he didn't talk about mariupol or kherson or try to spin this as, you know, progress for russia in the east and the south. and then no nuclear saber rattling, and finally, there was no, as we heard matthew chance say, though, no sense of when this war would end. i didn't take from this speech someone who was ready to back down. in that sense we're looking at a situation that's going to grind on for a long time. >> what was the take away for you? >> this was a defensive speech, vladimir putin trying to justify again and again why he illegally invade

was there in because this trip a visual has been held to commemorate the memory of serene block. la kendall's has been lighted here at the rebels of our old building, a 0 building that was bombed last me. why do use really forces? this is a way that the policy is in the gaza strip, had shown to express their support. silly dairy t and condolences to city and to remember her name and to pay tribute to her memory who they consider an icon and a unique journalist who has always been delivering their messages, their suffering to the world. don't cook top as a journalist and former deputy chairman of the international press institute, he believes israel's military targeted shooting. what most people don't understand . israel does not recognize alice simeon professional journalist. there are journalists who work for international agencies like the a, b or 0. but that's there are only given accreditation because they work for a 0. nobody ordering for a palestinian be even recognize we don't, there is read doesn't even issue press cards or accreditation. invalid student journalist is randy, don't eve

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it was very hard, but we managed well had to boil water, was kendall because there wasn't hot water. my father was running under the sheldon 2 other buildings in the complex to get water with over the past 2 weeks. the situation inside those shelters deteriorated food was running low, the air was poor, and the fighting. ever closer. people like valentina, were stuck in the shelter. her 2 months were cut off from the world. they were not getting any news. and they had no idea what was happening to their hometown. and when they came out, she says they were shocked while on the bus she so pictures of the building she lived in flattened to the ground. memories of a lifetime gone. mozilla, you, my son has no home. neither do i have my flat anymore. nothing left. everything i own is on me now. i won't ever be back. there still civilians remaining at this deed works. the u. n. is hoping for another evacuation soon. more people who will leave their home towns knowing they leave behind, alive, that will never be again. heard of that, i mean al jazeera is upward, each or for her son. lawsuit i

this farm in kendal has been in graham wadsworth's family for more than 100 years — he's got 16,000 free—range chickens. but he's diversified the business into a family farm park to help pay the bills. so, graham, tell me what we've got here. so we've got a whole range of animals from horses, donkeys, sheep, goats, pigs, alpacas, llamas, all the way down to rabbits, there's guinea pigs, ferrets, and a whole lot more. with increasing costs in egg production due to the rising price of feed and energy, this flock could be his last. all in all, we're looking at a situation where we're going to be losing £300 a day — which, over the course of 12 months, about 100,000. so for a small family farm like ourselves, that's just unsustainable. so if you were going to decide now whether you were going to have chickens again after these ones go... ..what are you thinking? yeah, so the decision now will have to be, no, that we can't. if everything continues at the moment with the feed price, all the other costs as they are, the egg price not having moved, with us losing £300 a day, i think it's an obviou

kris, khloe, kendall, kylie and kourtney all showing up. the gala returning to its first monday in may after two years of pandemic postponements. the theme channeling the grandeur gilded age of new york. corsets and glamorous trains and eccentric headpieces. sarah jessica parker's towering feathered hat to cynthia erivo's head wrap a nod to those who once wore them as a necessity and then an accessory. >> they put this on what we end up wearing throughout the ages. >> reporter: sustainability also a focus. emma stone rewearing her 2020 louis vuitton wedding gown. camila cabello stunning in an upcycled two-piece ensemble and the men, skirts. proving that traditional fashion gender norms are no longer a 21st century ideal. so this is the dress that marilyn monroe told a designer she wanted a dazzling one of a kind dress that only marilyn monroe could wear. last night was the second time anyone has worn it since she wore it serenading president kennedy on may 19, 1962. this is the actual dress. we're not even allowed to touch it. i've seen peo

i'm kendall and i hear people talk about bad things at me i feel -- like i don't have power but i do. that's my 7 year old i'm hope williams. i'm trying to hole back e motion its makes no sense my mother worked for sfu sd [inaudible] and i'm sick and tired of coming down here and sit and battle for what it should mean to be a black parent in this school. [inaudible] i didn't feel safe with my child being in sfu sd i believed in the mission it is every day for each child. i'm on the ground because i believe in each day for each child. does not mean because they are black. i sat here while you campaigned how accountability and making a statement you sit there and are [inaudible] to sit and look [inaudible]. you sit there and allow [inaudible] to be abused andllow us to be violated and say nothing. stop worrying about your campaign seats and doing what you are supposed to do. it makes no sense i [inaudible] i'm still enduring the same [inaudible] my name is hope and, n, ain't one of them. okay. i guess i do get to finish the letter. first off you have additional 3 minutes. thank you. you

this farm in kendal has been in graham wadsworth�*s family for more than 100 years — he's got 16,000 free—range chickens. but he's diversified the business into a family farm park to help pay the bills. so, graham, tell me what we've got here. so we've got a whole range of animals from horses, donkeys, sheep, goats, pigs, alpacas, llamas, all the way down to rabbits, there's guinea pigs, ferrets, and a whole lot more. with increasing costs in egg production due to the rising price of feed and energy, this flock could be his last. all in all, we're looking at a situation where we're going to be losing £300 a day — which, over the course of 12 months, about 100,000. so for a small family farm like ourselves, that's just unsustainable. so if you were going to decide now whether you were going to have chickens again after these ones go... mm. ..what are you thinking? yeah, so the decision now will have to be, no, that we can't. if everything continues at the moment with the feed price, all the other costs as they are, the egg price not having moved, with us losing £300 a day i thin