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law because her her language in her speech was harassing and discriminatory. harasbut actually , if you loo her record , her her students have actually loved her and adored her. her previous reviews have showed that she is ad distinguished teacher. so this is simpl y religious discrimination. well, they actually think, jessica, very quickly, actuica, very quickly, they actually have deemed christianity practiced by millions of people acrosscour the country as serious christiansy, as discriminatory. that's what they're actually saying. if you're a serious christian , you are guilty ofscrimi discriminatingna if you actualle live up to you sr beliefs. >> that's what they're saying here. it certainly feels that way.e tt we'rertainly feels that way.e tt today's day and age, right?y we're livingand in a day and at filled with lies. and the lies specifically are after the children. and when you stand up, jessica, in truth, jessica and mariah, we're going to be watching this
as violating her viewpoint. you know, encouraging other teachers encouraging other viewpoints in classrooms and on their social media. but discriminating against ms. at that point i can't for expressing her viewpoints the schools the school's ideology. this is what this case is about. it's about discrimination. >> lawrence: mariah, do you worry that you will get a fair shake in court considering it's california? that's a good question. the constitution is very clear. you cannot discriminate against individuals because of their religious beliefs. and we have facts that are clearly outlined in the complaint that show that they retaliated against her for her
voiced to them i could not comply with because they were against my beliefs. that's when they said well, then we will hold a religious accommodation meeting and see if and how we can accommodate you. i went through the meeting. they questioned me up and down left and right on my faith. and at the end of that, they decided we cannot accommodate your religious beliefs; therefore, we are releasing you from employment. >> lawrence: unbelievable. mariah, what is the legal case here? >> well, this is a very strong violation of the free exercise clause as well as is the free speech clause. we have a clear religious discrimination here because they retaliated against her because she would not agree to policies that violated her religious right as well as policies will beliefs such as pronouns as well
beliefs but did not do so with other teachers for expressing their viewpoints. and the supreme court has also been very clear when it comes to the free exercise of religion. and so, i am always skeptical with california but the reality is they have to follow the united states supreme court. and we feel confident the supreme court supports our case. >> lawrence: yeah. so we reached out to the school district. her iewp pa unified school district. it has not been served with a lawsuit from ms. tapia the district will defend itself against any lawsuit filed jessica, mariah, we will be following this case. hopefully they do the right thing. if not thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> lawrence: you got it. has anyone heard from amber herd. the actress quit hollywood after
but johnson had the backing of government unions who knocked on doors. they came with many many foot soldiers and funding. um and then it was an ideological battle between as you said, a progressive way towards reducing crime and a more traditional approach in hiring police officers, which the opponent paul vallas, talked a lot about, johnson said. that these results are proof that chicago ends you know, want to reject a more traditional approach to reducing crime chicago of 298 big cities that report policing data to the fbi has the most police per capita of any other large city except for washington, d. c. so johnson's argument was it hasn't been working for decades. it's not going to work in the next four years. if you elect paul vallas, i'm going to continue to make these incremental changes towards addressing the root causes of crime. well you know, as you said, trying to hire a couple, you know 200. our detectives to try to solve crime, which which chicago struggles with as well. mariah waffle wbz appreciate your time today we'll check back in as the
new mayor get started, see if he can deliver get the council and others to come along with him as he tries to bring in his new policies, mariah. thank you. let's bring the conversation back in the room with a great reporters, wisconsin the moment very quickly. here you do have almost a split decision. if you will. is it a split decision where you know, mayor adams wins in new york, saying more police more of a traditional tough on crime approach. karen bass beats a republican turned democrat who's who ran essentially on the adams platform, she says it's more nuanced. johnson wins. says it's more nuanced. yeah well, i should add that i'm i'm from chicago. my hometown. that's why i asked you the question. absolutely speaking with my family and also speaking with sources that we're working on the campaign, he called least the black vote, right? yes, that's the reporting is right from mariah and that crime was on the ballot. but again, this is a chicago that's dealt with jon burge, laquan mcdonald, etcetera, so policing has always been front and center, so they've been open to new ideas for policing so brandon johnson's appealed to look at the root causes of it resonated
>> all these people who became huge pop stores began on tuesday. >> kerrie russell, christina applegate. justin spears. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ that's something wasn't right ♪ ♪ >> music and brittany has become their queen. >> i'm not that innocent. >> britney was the madonna whereas christina was like the mariah. christina, you know, very tiny girl, under five feet. and when she opened her mouth it was like this birs of like wind
safe. >> you know, i did not have the opportunity to speak to teachers of the school. there's a lot of fear of reprisals, a lot of sensitivity around those face. i spoke to teachers and other districts who say that it did kind of trigger them. it was really scary to think about -- and shooting a teacher. so certainly there have been complaints from teachers that there is not enough being done to address children who are making violent threats because, you know, it is very, very rare obviously for a child, especially a six-year-old child, to bring a gun to school and issued a teacher. but teachers have faced other kinds of assaults from students in the past. >> teachers, among the most important jobs out there deserve the protected. and they deserve to be paid. mariah, thank you so much, really important for reporting and it's not easy. when we come back, the minions defamation lawsuit against fox news could give us a peek in to
keri russell, justin timberlake, cristina aguilera, j.c. chasez, ryan gosling, britney spears. >> that's like the 1927 yankees in terms of pop. ♪ oh baby baby ♪ ♪ how was i supposed to know ♪ ♪ that something wasn't right here ♪ >> teenagers are the biggest consumers of music, and britney has become their queen. ♪ i'm not that innocent ♪ ♪ oops i did it again ♪ >> britney was the madonna whereas christina was like the mariah. ♪ i'm a genie in a bottle ♪ >> christina, you know, very tiny girl, she's under 5 feet. and when she opened her mouth, it was like this burst of like wind came through your hair. you were like, that voice is coming out of that girl?