alejandra bologna: al contrario, mucho gusto estar con ustedes. damián trujillo: gracias, cónsul; y regresamos aquí en comunidad del valle, con el nuevo documental de césar chávez, "song for césar"; no se nos vaya. su visión está muy bien. aquí veo que le toca una mamografía. ¿le hacemos una cita? sí, por favor. hang in there. we'll break it down one day at a time. ♪ ♪ en kaiser permanente todo tu equipo médico trabaja tan conectado que una simple visita de rutina podría salvar tu vida. somos un líder en la prevención, detección a tiempo y tratamiento del cáncer. [cantando en inglés] [hablando en inglés] [hablando en inglés] [música] damián trujillo: y ese es el nuevo documental, "song for cesar", documental, se trata de césar chávez, aquí en comunidad del valle, está a punto de salir en el mill valley film festival, festival de películas de mill valley; con nosotros ahora, aquí en comunidad del valle, abel sánchez, el cerebro de este proyecto, también con nosotros, andrés alegría, que es el productor, y el pro

mortadella is what gave birth to bologna. american bologna doesn't taste like this. mortadella is also known as bologna sausage. hence the translation we have the in the states. >> i love it. >> food and politics go hand in hand for the sardines. and they're now volunteering to feed the cities most vulnerable during the pandemic. the remarkable roberto is the founder of these kitchens. oh, wow. that's fantastic. fresh egg pasta made from soft wheat is a great specialty in this region. these tortallini have been feeding them for over 500 years. food and love combine as volunteers take super market donations and whip them up into little parcels of joy. the smell is incredible. >> demand has doubled since the covid pandemic. and communal tables where guests normally eat together lonely retirees, refugees and the unemployed rubbing shoulders have been replaced with daily takeouts for 500 people. and you are? >> elsa. >> elsa. >> good food is something that just makes everything better, and it's the key to good health. this is a saving grace. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with fram

i didn't know bologna bass back. >> bologna never went away apparently it's a thing in indiana. i did some googling. i did s >> all right so we're doing bologna and cheese slider bakes. these are the hawaiian rolls you slice it making sauce with mayonnayonnai american cheese. >> it looks a different color. >> we've american cheese. >> it looks a different color. >> we've got pickle relish >> i think american cheese is such a good melting cheese >> i like white american cheese. >> spread this on to all those rolls. did you ever try that? >> yes >> spread this on to all those rolls. >> do you want to spread bologna on here? layer it layer american cheese and a layer of bologna >> overlap >> yeah, overlap it. >> it does have that mustardy -- >> i always love fried bologna sandwiches >> oh, my gosh white bread with yellow mustard. >> the only bread we have in my house. >> because they hadn't invented whole wheat yet. >> do you like the bologna sliders? >> it almost takes like a mini cuban sandwich >> and then we're going to put that on top. brush it with butter >> we love to brush i

. >>> so bologna, i haven't been here for a very long time. very happy to be back. the people of bologna have been hit hard by the covid pandemic, but i've arrived during a brief moment of normality, when lock down has been lifted, restaurants are filling up and masks are optional outside. bologna is an ancient university town, the oldest in the western world brought to life by students flaunting their youth. this

with me is the cónsul general, the ambassador alejandra bologna on "comunidad del valle," consul, ambassador, bienvenidos otra vez to "comunidad del valle. alejandra bologna: thank you, i'm very pleased to be in your program damian, as always, helping our community and giving a lot of information to our community, thank you. damian: yeah no, it's always important to have you, because it's a lot of good information, and you have, again, the semana binacional de la salud coming

with me is the cónsul general, the ambassador alejandra bologna on "comunidad del valle," consul, ambassador, bienvenidos otra vez to "comunidad del valle. alejandra bologna: thank you, i'm very pleased to be in your program damian, as always, helping our community and giving a lot of information to our community, thank you. damian: yeah no, it's always important to have you, because it's a lot of good information, and you have, again, the semana binacional de la salud coming up, the binational health month. alejandra: yes, of course. on october 2 is going to be the inauguration with the county of santa clara, but here at the consulate we would have also different events, starting on the 8th of october until more or less the 19th, so we would have, and i invite all the community to review our facebook, our different media and social pages so they can see the different events that we are going to have. we will have a lot of information about the possibilities or places where they can access to take care of their health, but there also-- we will have on october 12, we will have also some covid

in reality, this is a video from 2013 protests in bologna, and as we can see in this screenshot, there's the local media that originally published this video back in february 2013. you can see the date right here from february 15, 2013. there were also other publications that published the same story with the same date dating back to february 15, 2013. there were also other measures taken by observers in order to verify. street views were used in order to track down where these riots took place. the street views were used to compare the exact location from 2014 and 2020. the one on the left is from 2014 and the one on the right is from 2020 on the video that went viral, there's this same image right here, so this is the way where the team that france 24 was able to verify that this video was not from 2020. -- from 2021. next, a man shown fainting in front of prince charles after this video has gone viral on twitter since october. let's take a look at the video. >> i never felt better in my entire life. >> very good. >> it has a little voiceover as well. >> everyone is taking photos. he l

taking on bologna. they will be at the top of the championship once again. let's move on to cricket. defending champions england have demolished bangladesh in the group stage second round of the t20 to take their second win of the group stage. 8 wickets for the english. after 55 in the first and continuing to us out -- excel, restricting bangladesh to 124 runs to nine. sensational. when batting, england recovered from the early loss. jason roy hits him 61. allen adding 28 not out. always going to struggle to win with 124 for england. got the job done and reached their target without too much difficulty. doing so with 35 balls to spare, england and pakistan mark the group stage of the t20, they are really the teams to beat. marc: thank you for explaining. what is sport. it is fantastic. correspondent: one of the biggest on the planet. marc: completely behind that. totally. great to see you. we will take a short break and more news. stay with us. ♪ >> democrats and republicans are at loggerheads over migration. >> we saw that in 2014 under obama and 2019 wit

in one minutes we found a good match with we se well and zoe, alien bologna. i waited in the airport to keep me from the house without great wired without. we'll get to angel a and then a soapy. we took off 2 minutes before i called to say block those in our group that eat and thought he this to stout, this th day was and effect ah, we are exchanging i smokes, and then i get big. well, is an ambulance waited for me. example. ah, is a beast can stand we sound there. maybe go see stems as a m a bridge between house i was really special for us to do a search extension for our country. i think it's very yeah, special and maybe they will be there the 1st and then we will continue with the russian foreign ministry has filed a counter request to the global chemical weapons watched hold us after the united states and 44 other countries. submitted a list of questions to the o. p. c. w, demanding moscow. give details on last year's alleged poisoning of kremlin critic, alexey nev only. but we spoke with moscow's ambassador to the o. p. c. w. alexander of shogun, who says

in one minutes we found a good match with the se well, and zoe, alien bologna. i waited in the airport to keep me from the host without great elaborate about we'll get to angel a and then 8. so keep we took off 2 minutes before i called to say blocked off the man who do daddy. and thought he this to stout, this th day was an effect. ah, we exchanged the ice box and then i get big bell is an ambulance waited for me. example, ah, is a beast const out we sat there maybe go see stems as an a bridge between house i was really special for us to blue on such experience in our country . i think it's very yeah, special and maybe they will be there the 1st and then we will continue with other countries. i story that around published friday program here at r t international. now it's just turning half past 9 on friday morning and it's already a busy friday for your worldwide headlines. we have lots to give to you at the top . our hope you can join us down. oh, these people learn from their own experience. how vulnerable of business is to the bank. so he pushed my business

and constitutional court has said that it is bologna, if certain conditions are fulfilled, meaning it's not always superior. one of the conditions, according to the polish top court, where you law is not superior, is when you would be trying to intervene into how the polish judicial system is being organized, which is actually the case. now with this that you find because paul is being fined because of this disciplinary chamber that the polls governments and parliament half have create it. now, what's next? it's hard to say you could expect all the bullies government to say, well, sorry, we're not able to pay this fine because it or own boat is constitutional court has said that this would not be in line with the polish constitution. frances, threatening to start sanctions against the u. k. from monday. if a dispute or the post breaks at fishing rights is not resolved, harris once on them to grow more licenses to french fishermen to operation u. k. waters. the measures include stepping up border checks on goods from britain is not here yet, where the customs controls will affect commerc

the whole block, there is no unified e, you approach and the, the outgoing german chancellor being bologna and the fact that that seems to be getting worse as opposed to getting better as time goes on. but the fact that you've got armed fall right, vigilantes, pope, patrolling the border between poland and germany, looking for people crossing into the european union from bella roofs. that's sure to set off big alarms and means that something definitely needs to be done sooner rather than later. could new diversity proposals by the case, financial conduct authority be used by large companies to mosque gender pay issues . that is a question being asked in britain right now concerning the way companies come meet require targets by including transgender women as female. in this self reported data, that's despite the fact that pay scale may have originally been set when they were men. we bought the thought of our women's rights activists power, diana, in this case, all the data, all the statistics will be changed and of course they won't be changed into favor. we man, as we all can understand t

the whole block, there is no unified e, you approach and the, the outgoing german chancellor being bologna and the fact that that seems to be getting worse as opposed to getting better as time goes on. but the fact that you've got armed fall right, vigilantes, pope, patrolling the border between poland and germany, looking for people crossing into the european union from bella roofs. that's sure to set off big alarms and means that something definitely needs to be done sooner rather than later. or that just about wraps up by this our new program here on our team to national what a busy monday we've had. so 5 by 5 30 pm. now heading into the evening, i was here at archie and to national in moscow. many stories still to come. we are back soon with more. ah, join me every thursday on the alex salmon. sure. but i'll be speaking to guess of the world of politics, sport, business, i'm show business. i'll see you then. mm. a oh, he died. i cried. i just had slept the whole time hours there. no one really thought anything different. he just all thought i just didn't feel good on the way for the su

that those who do have a debate, who have lobbyists, are controlling a narrative that i think is just bologna fashion care political adviser to progressive sen, bernie sanders and founder of more perfect union and advocacy media project in washington, d. c. thanks so much for being with us. appreciate you mean the time to had this conversation with his dad? nice to see you. now we're going to turn to jonathan caught a long time adviser to one of the most well known conservative democrats, senator joe mansion of west virginia. he's now a partner with the political consultancy capital council, jonathan, you know senator mansion are better than any one else. i know other than his wife, and my question to you is, what does he, who is he doing battle with? is he primarily focused on other democrats in the party is rivals to his vision? or is he looking at mitch mcconnell and the republicans as, as, as contenders to that vision that he has? i don't think he looked at anybody in the senate as his rivals. mean, i've seen him walk the halls and talk to nearly every senator. he considers almost all of

that those who do have a debate, who have lobbyists, are controlling a narrative that i think is just bologna fashion care political adviser to progressive sen, bernie sanders and founder of more perfect union and advocacy media project in washington, d. c. thanks so much for being with us. appreciate you mean the time to had this conversation with his dad? nice to see you. now we're going to turn to jonathan caught a long time adviser to one of the most well known conservative democrats, senator joe mansion of west virginia. he's now a partner with the political consultancy capital council, jonathan, you know, senator mansion are better than anyone else. i know other than his wife, and my question to you is, what does he, who is he doing battle with? is he primarily focused on other democrats in the party is rivals to his vision? or is he looking at mitch mcconnell and the republicans as, as, as contenders to that vision that he has? i don't think he looked at anybody in the senate as his rivals. mean, i've seen him walk the halls and talk to nearly every senator. he considers almost all of

that those who do have a debate, who have lobbyists, are controlling a narrative that i think is just bologna fashion care political adviser to progressive sen, bernie sanders and founder of more perfect union and advocacy media project in washington, d. c. thanks so much for being with us. for sure. you give me the time to had this conversation with his dad. nice to see you. now we're going to turn to jonathan caught a long time adviser to one of the most well known conservative democrats, senator joe mansion of west virginia. he's now a partner with the political consultancy capital council, jonathan, you know, senator mansion are better than anyone else. i know other than his wife, and my question to you is, what does he, who is he doing battle with? is he primarily focused on other democrats in the party is rivals to his vision? or is he looking at mitch mcconnell and the republicans as, as, as contenders to that vision that he has? i don't think he looked at anybody in the senate as his rivals. mean, i've seen him walk the halls and talk to nearly every senator. he considers almost all o

that those who do have a debate, who have lobbyists, are controlling a narrative that i think is just bologna, fashion care, political advisor, to progressive sen, bernie sanders and founder of more perfect union and advocacy media project in washington, d. c. thanks so much for being with us. for sure. give me the time to had this conversation with the state and i see. now we're going to turn to jonathan caught a long time adviser to one of the most well known conservative democrats, senator joe mansion of west virginia. he's now a partner with the political consultancy capital council, jonathan, you know, senator mansion are better than anyone else. i know other than his wife and my question to you is, what does he, who is he doing battle with? is he primarily focused on other democrats in the party as rivals to his vision? or is he looking at mitch mcconnell and the republicans as, as, as contenders to that vision that he has? i don't think he looks at anybody in the senate as his rivals. mean, i've seen him walk the halls and talk to nearly every senator. he considers almost all of them f

again, i think the american people are so fed up with all the bologna and ridiculous things they have seen 10 months of joe biden and democrats running our federal government. they are not longer going to stand for this reclaim their freedom and speak out loud and clear. >> lawrence: i got to ask you this, kayleigh. do you think there should be an investigation into this special interest group. coordinated in the white house. end up coordinating with the doj. they didn't want to go on the record. the attorney general didn't want to go on the record when senators asked him that today. do you think there should be an investigation kayleigh? >> oh, certainly. yeah, the national school board association telling the biden administration what do do we know they knew about the letter before it was sent. we had the teacher's union dictating cdc guidelines. we know the president of the nsda was then appointed to the a position within the department of education. if you don't see the nefarious nebulous ties here between these unions and the biden administration leading calling domestic terroris

you know, i think it's phony bologna. loaded with grimmics, not -- gimmicks, basically the democrats are are scoring permanent programs as one-year temporaries. like exstanding the childcare tax credit for one year at a cost of $110 billion when in fact it was a ten-year cost of well over a trillion. and much worse in the outyears. and ditto for expanding obamacare subsidies. the journal puts the cost at $4 trillion. i figure if the democrats reveal their true intentions of a permanent and reckless expansion of the government's welfare state, it would score far i higher than that. meanwhile, these late entry or reentry tax hike proposals such as a corporate minimum tax for domestic and torn company income -- foreign company income and higher marginal tax rate such as a 5% surtax over 10 million and if 8% above 25 million which, by the way, will be paid for by s corps, llcs, wholly-owned proprietorships. basically, the backbone of american business. this will be a huge discouragement for investment, capital formation, job

linguistic students themselves at u c berkeley medina are now teaching weekly classes into and another of a bologna languages called rumson. every week. we always feel both. >> this time we talk about this afterwards. regardless of like all the things that have been happening in the world and what that can feel like at the end of language class. you always just feel so warm and so satisfied and happy. we have a responsibility to those people that we come from. >> to make sure that their sacrifices are in vain to make sure that we live up to those expectations that they have for us and that we make the future. we help make the future brighter for the generations that are coming. >> your show, your and we'll all all the next generation has arrived ready to learn alongside people of all ages for a meeting on line for 73rd consecutive week to study their student. karina ariano felt compelled to connect with her roots. >> when expecting her first born son, he made his way into the world that the peak of the pandemic. so she named him a word into tenure, which means strength. >> and the fact that our lan

of 15-year-olds barged in for a lick a senator challenge. [ laughter ] "take his flag pin then throw bologna at him." [ light laughter ] that's a challenge >> steve: that's a challenge >> jimmy: yeah, of course. >> steve: wet mask >> jimmy: yeah that's right a tiktok executive appeared before senate. it was pretty interesting. here's what happened when they asked why tiktok has so much misinformation on its platform ♪ ♪ out to play ball so we could ruin them when mama said tha it was okay ♪ [ laughter and applause ♪ mama said tha it was quite alright ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: some more news from washington president biden is still negotiating his new spending bill with congress and hopes to have a deal by the end of this week biden's bill started at $3.5 trillion and now it is about to about $2 trillion right now he's like a guy at the airport taking stuff out of his bag to get it under 50 pounds. [ laughter ] "i don't think i need these shirts, right? how much are we going to wear shirts, right? [ light laughter ] "i guess i could wear my ski boots on the plane." [ light l

. >> it's just phony bologna nonsense. >> it's much more than that. trying to undercut and undo the constitution is disgusting. it's pathetic. scalise knows better and he's a coward for not being willing to say it. >> what scalise is doing though, jim, let's not lose the lesson, scalise is representing the views of republican primary, self-identified republican primary voters who i have seen in focus group after focus group say there were probably voting irregularities. and they start to use the term the constitution and undermining the constitution as shorthand for something that was unfair to donald trump. and so we're actually not talking about the constitution. but this is what a solid part of the republican party, the base of the republican party believes. and so that also has to be factored in as we deal with the very real prospect that donald trump is coming back. and if you want to win at the ballot box, you have to understand what his voters are thinking if you're going to have a prayer at trying to persuade some of them not to turn out to vo

but i think that really, as we talked about before, a slice of bologna far too thinly but now let's take justice alito at his word. roe vs. wade is the law of the land. when this case goes up to the court of appeals for the fifth circuit, court of appeals cannot overrule the supreme court. so what that means is effectively that the court of appeals is going to have to affirm the decision yesterday. they can try on technicalities and so on, but i take justice alito, what he said at his word and it makes it very difficult for the court of appeals to do anything but stop the enforcement of the texas law. what that then does is set up a supreme court decision, do they want to hear this on the shadow docket, which means no oral argument, just kind of, you know, quick decision on whether roe vs. wade is the law of the land? i don't think so. i think they will have to set this case for oral arguments and then the question you asked me will be played out in realtime, with an oral argument, you know, do they really want to overrule roe vs. wade? and right now, actually, they have another case fro

and i think that really cuts the bologna way too thin because the fact is, as a result of the supreme court's use of the shadow docket in the abortion cases, abortion is now fundamentally restricted in texas and potentially any other state in a way it never has in our lifetime. so that is, roe set a 24, 25-week threshold for abortion restrictions. texas sets a six-week one and the law has now gone into effect. and so what happened today was the justice department went into court and said, you know, stop this law from coming into effect and texas had this fake trick, this vigilante provision which the supreme court fell for in its shadow docket. you know, they said, well, the state's not actually enforcing the law. private citizens are. so, we got to wait for a private citizen to enforce the law. even though we all knew the results of what the supreme court decision would be there, which is a chilling effect on abortions. they've, you know, almost stopped in the state of texas because nobody wants to take that kind of legal risk. so, today, the justice department came in and said, they

they said enough of this bologna. we will put somebody in office who respects us. steve: thank you, sir for joining us live. >> thank you. steve: that soundbite was exactly 15 seconds. just saying. excellent job. >> thanks, steve. steve: meanwhile, even the world series not immune to the supply chain problems plaguing america will, rachel and pete join us to discuss that and carley shimkus is live in atlanta at truist field where tonight game three of the world series behind you on the grass provided it's not raining. carley: that's right. game three world series take place here at truist park later today. before the game starts, somebody will have to throw out the first pitch. you will meet that person when "fox & friends" continues. you may even see a little more of blooper coming up. stay tuned. ♪ ♪ bogeys on your six, limu. they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need. woooooooooooooo... we are not getting you a helicopter. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ regina approaches