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and how it should be. (singing) (gasps) (laughing) too much dancing! (jayda, in english): the mangroves provide these women with the basics to survive. but it's subsistence living. that's why so many young people, especially men, have left the village in search of a better life.
I’m almost convinced that winter is behind us. Almost. I’ve lived here long enough to expect anything, weather-wise, but this sunshine is hard to ignore. It may be a Monday, but with Memorial Day weekend just a few days away, hopefully this week will just fly by.
one of the lines we heard in the protest of new york, "oct "october 7th will not happen one more time, not 1,010,000,000 times. october 7th. literally threatening terrorist activity or encouraging it and cheering for it. "the new york times" headline juxtaposed against that is desperate at columbia, the protests continued with with dancing and pizza. that is the mainstream news organizations headline about what we are seeing. >> joey: a student at yale is reporting she was stabbed in the eyes. she was interviewed in the network. i don't know how severe the injury was is reporting she was physically assaulted. to my knowledge, that is the first instance of physical violence at one of these protests. i sit here, and i go, okay, what's next? do they need a pressure cooker to go off in the middle of a synagogue before they care? we need the boston bombing to be the next level, the next raising
statement on this. what does that say to you and what this is a very, very difficult issue for them to confront. >> it is. and i think but i think the statement that they put out threads the needle in an important way and that one, it directly, it calls it blatant antisemitism. there's no dancing around it, there's no suggestion that some of the most hateful language that we're seeing emanate from the columbia via campus and from other places around the country is anti-semitic, anti-jewish, and it's important for the white house to say that they also acknowledged in the statement that protest is peaceful protests, which is critically important, the word peaceful, peaceful protest is valid. and certainly you've seen, when you've seen joe biden criticized netanyahu who's prosecution of this war. i don't think that the white house is holding back from being clear about where they believe that the government of israel is making unconscionable
and she's so -- i mean, i've met her a few times, but she's so nice. >> she's extraordinary. my mvp is in the entertainment wellment as well. it's kevin bacon. you might not know why. 40 years after he taught high school kids that it is not a sin to dance, the star of foot loose is going back to where it all happened. listen to me, students at the high school in utah, they led a two-year campaign to convince kevin bacon to come back to their school, that included recreating scenes from the movie, raising money for his charity, and they did it just in time. the school is going to get torn down early next year, so this is going to be the last prom where foot loose was filmed. but the dancing will always live on. kevin bacon. alex, donna, brian, judy, thank you all. you are a fantastic friday night dates. for you at home, i wish you a
The City of Richmond’s first farmers market in Marina Bay kicked off Sunday, April 7 with a large swell of community members coming out to enjoy the occasion. The long-anticipated market set up shop in the parking lot off Regatta Boulevard and Melville Square in Richmond and featured music and dancing, arts and crafts, chess, multiple vendors and some fresh produce from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. | By Kathy Chouteau The Richmond Standard The City of Richmond’s first farmers market in Marina Bay kicked off Sunday, April 7 with a large swell of community members coming out to enjoy the occasion. The long-anticipated market set up shop in the parking lot off Regatta Boulevard and Melville Square in Richmond and featured music
fateful day during world war ii that he might have been a great white feast. >> i'm not sure what to say about that. it is stories at this point. things are kept from the passed. they have a really interesting way of maintaining their tradition. most of the stuff that you will see we'll be about their dancing, their community about their festivities. no one talks about cannibalism. at least i just got into conversations with people regarding cannibalism. people asked does this happen, table tell you what they heard. >> jesse: you didn't see their mouths watering as they were interviewed by you? >> this is the deal...