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are you a big bowie fan? i was and _ to buy mine. are you a big bowie fan?ad. it i fan? i was and it still can't believe he's dead. it was i fan? i was and it still can't i believe he's dead. it was all so fan? i was and it still can't - believe he's dead. it was all so his passing. and he wanted it like that. in my head he is still around. thea;r in my head he is still around. they will aet in my head he is still around. they will get the _ in my head he is still around. they will get the money _ in my head he is still around. they will get the money out _ in my head he is still around. they will get the money out of you even if he is gone. certainly if you stream any of his music. real pleasure to have you both commit thank you so much, have a great weekend and the papers. that's it from us, they're available for you 24 hours a day seven days a week online. tojoin us 24 hours a day seven days a week online. to join us tomorrow night at 1030 and 1130. i'll be talking to you again first thing in the morning. have a great night, bye—bye. hello, i'm sarah with

david bowie may have left us _ throughout. david bowie may have left us for _ throughout.bowie may| have left us for another planet five years ago but his legacy lives on. ahead of what would have been his 75th birthday, the new album is due to regularised. —— released. it was recorded in 2001, a combination of new material and revamped versions of earlier songs. his producer told me how the album came about. this all sprang from a show called vh1 storytellers in 1999. the idea there was you'd play a song and then you'd tell a story about the song and what was happening, what inspired the song. and he wanted to play something from his early period, from the mid—60s, so we played a song called can't help thinking about me, which he had never done. and he really enjoyed doing it. we all really enjoyed playing it so much that we continued to play it on the tour that followed. an idea kind of sprung that maybe it'd be fun to rerecord a lot of those early songs with one band, instead of — the early songs were all split between different producers, different studios, musicians.

a new album of unreleased david bowie music is due to be made public.ome to this. president yeltsin said the day would decide the nation's destiny. the nightmare that so many people have feared for so long is playing out its final act here. russians are killing russians in front of a grandstand audience. it was his humility - which produced affection from catholics throughout . the world, but his departure is a tragedy for - the catholic church. this man, israel's right—winger ariel sharon, visited the religious compound — and that started the trouble. he wants israel alone to have sovereignty over the holy sites — an idea that's unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc news. our main headlines: health experts express optimism as a pill developed to treat severe coronavirus reports positive trial results that could halve the chances of dying. police in the uk have revealed that thousands of british children are now activ

that's what jessica basically gets. >> no. >> i will say david bowie or maybe -- david bowie be toothncorrect. not on his head but it's still on that plane. we are still all tied with one. could move into the lead with this, which rich and shameless lost their middle finger in her car door? matthew perry, or mark anthony? >> rob schneider? kennedy: wrong answer, it was matthew perry. now he can't flip anyone off. all right, brad. which of the rich and famous once confessed spending $10000 a month on drinking water? lady gaga, paris hilton or moderna? >> lady gaga. kennedy: no. this is the final round, you are still tied with one. two points. guy, which of these was once a lion tamer? nikki, london or christopher walker? >> mickey rourke. kennedy: no. you either tie with the lamborghini the other two impacts or you lose. which rich and shameless author daughter a 24000-dollar playhouse equipment complete with running water and electricity? cardi b, jv katie holmes? >> jay-z. kennedy: now, brad, this one could be yours. it was katie holmes. she has many homes because -- rich and famous

his cover of david bowie's space oddity is one of the i says most iconic moments in is point by possibly the world's most popular space song. now hatfield was also the 1st canadian to walk in space is pretty famous, pretty well darn guy. he's got a big presence on social media and so on. and so for he's written a few books as well. he spent 166 days away from us and now he's on another mission, as i said, writing best selling books, which might be a bit of a comfort for those who think what comes off the space where there is life after space. and we had a chance to ask them about the challenges of filming in 0 gravity. i are very demanding place to try and get a good quality video and audio production. it's a noisy environment. lighting is really complicated because you're going at 8 kilometers a 2nd. so the angle between the earth and the sun and you is changing rapidly. you can watch the shadows, walk across the room, you know, and you, you have to basically close all of the windows because if there's any hint of the sun coming in and out, and you get a sunrise and sunset every 46 minu

he argued the court had no jurisdiction to hear the case, but judges dismissed his appeal. bowie was arrested along with several other members of his cher diem. upon academy party in july negotiations to free 17 members of a u. s. base missionary, good kidnapped in haiti are entering a 5th day. the criminal gang responsible is demanding $1000000.00 for each hostage, iraq below reports from his capital portal prince residence of titania in the north of quarter prince. or really from the recent abduction of a group of christian missionary and their families. this health clinic is one of several public services in the community that have benefit from donations provided by the charity workers. many here worry the kidnapping might mean that assistance from the missionary organization could come to an end in thought we have not received any help. now, because they kit that the missionaries, whatever happened that is hurting us, it's affecting us a lot and it's hurting us. our arrival into italian did not go unnoticed. many locals were eager to share examples how the charity group has impro

a new album of previously unreleased david bowie tunes is due to be made public.the records producer. welcome to the programme. they could be a breakthrough in the way we treat covid—i9. interim trials suggest a new experimental drug for severe covid cuts the risk of hospitalisation or death by about half. if authorised by regulators, the new drug, which comes in the form of a pill, would be the first oral antiviral medication for covid—i9. this is the first covid pill. trial results suggest it can cut hospitalisations or deaths by half. the news of the efficacy of this particular antiviral is obviously very good news. the company, when they briefed us last night, had mentioned that they will be submitting their data to the fda imminently. the data are impressive. pills were given to 775 elderly or medically at—risk patients within five days of them showing coronavirus symptoms. the data from a phase three trial showed 7.3% of patients on the drug were hospitalised, compared to 14.1% of those who did not take the tablets. eight patients who were given a placebo —

i know you and bowie had are very, very love comedians. well, it was funny is like when he passed away, my brother goes, do you remember when you made bowie played drums in the basement? because because he was a david, was going to sing and play guitar. i had like all his music equipment and i was like, no, no man, you know, we need a drummer. and so i went thing and he played drug and of course he could play drums well, but i maybe that's why we were friends like a he invited me to see the glass spider to come. kenny and i are there and he's like, he afterwards he's like so what do you think and i go, it was kind of like guys and dolls. house thought it was more like pippin. i go maybe angels in america because you do fly in on the wing and is just like, look at as like what, what is life you can see? oh, this is someone making fun of me to my face. and then he laughed and then we became friends. i was went to the studio with him and he's explain to me to all the young dudes. he's like, i really love mata, hope all i heard they're going t

the i assess his cover of david bowie's space oddity is one of the most iconic moments. it's probably the world's most popular space song. hatfield was also the canadian, the 1st canadian i should say to walk in space. he actually spend 166 days away from earth. and now he's on another mission, writing best selling books, which is a good to hear, considering what comes off to life in space. anyway, we had a charge to was caught field about the challenges of filming in 0 gravity. i or it's a very demanding place to try and get a good quality video and audio production. it's a noisy environment. lighting is really complicated because you're going at 8 kilometers a 2nd. so the angle between the earth and the sun and you is changing rapidly. you can watch the shadows, walk across the room, you know, and you, you have to basically close all of the windows because if there's any hint of the sun coming in and out, and you get a sunrise and sunset every 46 minutes, then it will disrupt the lighting of your shot, so it's noisy, it's very confined, it has fluorescent lighting. and

featuring everything david bowie. the artist -- the rise and fall of ziggy stardust.ebration of his 75th birthday. >>> next half hour on kpix5, alsoing on cbsn. >>> kills as young as five may be allowed to roll up their slashes. the meeting to get them the coronavirus vaccine state your full name and a warning for parents. how coronavirus could be affect be the mental health of teenagers. the research happening right now hire in the bay area. >>> and some bay area city councilmembers forced to return to virtual meetings. it has nothing to do with coronavirus. who we are learning caused chaos. >>> here is a live look before we head break. it's 5 >>> live from the cbs bay area news studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> good morning. it is 6:00 a.m. right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. a critical meeting underway right now in the fight against coronavirus. when kids as young as five could soon get vaccinated. >>> today we could be finding out more about the future of the oakland a's. we will tell you about a board of supervisors meeting happening today that's co

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a shop just—off regent street in the heart of london — has been dedicated to david bowie and it opensilia and unseen video to mark what would have been bowie's 75th birthday injanuary. do not forget the new ulez charge if you are driving into that area, £12 50. if you are catching the cube, train cancellations are causing minor delays on the metropolitan line while a signal failure has part suspended the overground between euston and kilburn high road. here's the weather with kate. good morning. it's a day of sunshine and showers. we had a cold front yesterday, which has cleared away. it has left us with fresher air and also a rather fresh to moderate south—westerly wind. it is on that south—westerly wind we will see this wind we will see the showers blowing through. they could be sharp. you might hear a rumble of thunder in one or two of them, but they are isolated and we will get some decent spells of sunshine, as well. despite the wind, temperatures getting up to 16 celsius. overnight, we will get showers blowing into the evening but it should become drier and clearer. minimum temp

comcast business powering possibilities. >>> david bowie. mick jagger. billy joel. rod stewart.m hit the top of the charts in just one month. her style is defiant, raucous, tough and very sexy. ♪ we are young ♪ ♪ heartache to heartache we stand ♪ ♪ no promises no demands ♪ >> it appears to me that the one on stage is what i would picture a modern woman to be, someone who is aggressive and soft at the same time, has a lot of strength and conviction and can look good and still have brains. >> you would think that in the era of music becoming a visual form more than ever that it would all be about objectification. but there were a lot of strong women on that video screen. ♪ >> meet the darlings of l.a.'s new music scene, the go-gos. ♪ walking down the street ♪ unlike earlier girl groups such as the ronettes or the supremes, the go-goes write their own songs and play their own instruments. ♪ they got the beat ♪ ♪ they got the beat, they got the beat ♪ ♪ yeah, they got the beat ♪ >> that was as punk rock as it got for me, to see girls up there, you know, not just singing backup or no

final one he hosted included a collaboration with david bowie on little drummer boy. >> shaping our lives that we are not aware of. > >>> netflix has a new trailer for the third season of narcos mention do. the final season to the spinoff of the original franchise features ten episode was a new generation of cartel leaders fighting for power. season 3 hits netflix november 5th. that's your eye on entertainment. >>> still ahead, discontent on the rise. the revealing new poll on the quality >>> looking live outside at san francisco and san jose this morning. time now is 4:55. >> more than 18 montfter the start of the pandemic a new roll suggests looking at discontent is on the rise. 71% felt the quality of life has gotten worse. 56% of responders also agreed that they are likely to move out of the bay area. the poll was done by joint venture silicon valley and the bay area's news group. >>> we are seeing a lot of reaction on social media. i left during the dot com bust while diego said the way people drive are enough to not ever go there. >> you is join the conversation use the hash tag kpi

. >> rachel bowie, the roast of the royally obsessed podcast joins us now. good evening to you. was not the case. how did dimania impact her relationship with charles? >> well, dimania was on full display when they touched down in australia in 1983. hundreds of thousands of people turned up to see the prince and princess of wails but was very obvious very fast is they didn't care about prince charles. they were will to see dianna. there is a famous example there was a walk about part of a tour and diana was on one side of the street and there were audible growns from the crowd. they wanted to see diana and charles became resentful of the fact. >> diana really tore up the rule book with royal parenting. how do we see her influence on how the sons are raising their own families? >> it's honestly one of my favorite parts about princess diana. she was so warm rc, so co compassionate and hands on as a royal mom. a contrast to the parents before her. diana was taking them growing up to mcdonald's and theme parks but also took them to homeless shelters and hospitals and that's what we

this is not done. bowie. i don't, i'm saying a few words. i'm throwing some powers into a browser and making just, you know, it's still boy working for a couple of years. something really, really hard. so you've had no idea for a book that doesn't exist anywhere except in your mind is a less than a found tassel. unless you bring all of your personality, your abilities to bear and are prepared to go through, however long it types of serious hard work. and then at the end of that you have jerusalem. you were brought something into materialization, but would not exist. is of the voice case of for you. magic is actually creating something from consciousness mind to real life ledge but not doing rights and sometimes there'll be roads involved as well. not to, you know, since i was started because i think the only needed the spectacular results to convince me that there was something worth pursuing in all of this back then. yeah, we had some unusual experiences, always throwing out all of the things that the magicians are supposed to be able to do

this is not done, bowie. i don't, i'm saying a few words, i'm throwing some powers into a browser and my can just use not only working for a couple of years, but something really, really hard. so you've had no idea for a book that doesn't exist anywhere except in your mind is a less than a found tassel. unless you bring all of your personality, your abilities to bear and are prepared to go through, however long it types of serious hard work. and then at the end of that you will have jerusalem. you will have brought something into materials i should look would know of the existence of the voice. okay. so for you, magic is actually creating something from consciousness mind to real life. what not doing rights. and sometimes there'll be roads involved as well. not to, you know, since i was started because i think the only needed the spectacular results to convince me that there was something worth pursuing in all of this. and back then. yeah, we had some unusual experiences, always throwing out all of the things

chris hatfield became an online sensation several years ago with his on board rendition of david bowie's space oddity. hatfield was also the 1st canadian to conduct a space walk. he spent a total of $166.00 days away from earth and is now on another mission that is a writing best selling books. and we had the chance to ask him about the challenges of filming in 0 gravity. i are, it's a very demanding place to try and get a good quality video and audio production as a noisy environment. lighting is really complicated because you're going at 8 kilometers a 2nd. so the angle between the earth and the sun and you is changing rapidly. you can watch the shadows, walk across the room, you know, and you, you have to basically close all of the windows because if there's any hint of the sun coming in and out, and you get a sunrise and sunset every 46 minutes, then it will disrupt the lighting of your shot. oh, well, everything is fun. in weightlessness. i mean they, they won't have to hold their cameras up, you know, and, and so it's very joyful and, and delightful to be waitlist. you can just tak

. >> reporter: the bucket mounted on top of a bowie gathers ash particles falling on to the water. >> when there is heavy smoke on the lake, you could see particles and ash in the bucket. this is our disk and we use this to measure the water clarity in lake tahoe. >> reporter: but what you might call the smoking gun of measuring water clarity is this white disk. >> we lower it down into the lake until it disappears. and then, we raise it back up until it reappears. it tells us how the clarity in the lake is changing over time. >> reporter: during the fires and even now, impact from the smoke is dramatic. esearchers ue a second bucket to capture nutrients from the falling ash. >> we come and collect this bucket. take it back to the lab. and we analyze the water that's in there. >> the laser in that machine count and measures all the particles. gives us an idea of how many particles are falling onto the lake, and what the sizes are. hopefully over time, we are going to see those particles decrease. >> reporter: but there is a bigger concern ahead. the caldor fire scorched hillsides at t

give it up for my band y'all with that classic song from david bowie! don't know, leland is a true rock legend. he has worked with everyone from james taylor to carole king, we saw him in australia, we were there for work and we were like oh, my god, they're going to be on tour and we saw him play, it was the most amazing show. he is so gifted! [cheers and applause] we are very honored to have him here, he is incredible, we are very stoked to have them here, so thank you for being with us the whole hour, leland! [cheers and applause] we also have a special guest who requested "let's dance" from kb tv in buffalo, new york, what's up! >> oh, my goodness, kelly, that was amazing! i love it so much. >> kelly: it is one of those songs where you think you know, but i really only knew "let's dance" i was like how does it go? >> put on your red shoes. >> kelly: you don't sound like you are from buffalo, girl? >> no, is an everybody from buffalo? no, i am from australia. it's funny that you say that you saw leland in australia, currently in buffalo, as far away

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i look back at bowie coming on top of the pops. i see all those kids out there thinking of my weird or what and then go and oh wait, there's somebody there somebody is doing it. so i know. yeah, i, you know, when you start thinking about gender now and how far we've come and just identity in general, and then you start thinking about what the future is going to look like in so many ways we, we already are trans human right. this is like part of who we are now, and the next evolution of that is when this is inside of us and the internet is part of our blood, right? if we think gender is complicated, now just wait until the next 20 years, wait till the 1st day or i fall and ask to be called a we phone. that because i am excited not what are you excited about career wise? now where do you want to go, where are you at now and will tell me, would you like to create your own walking dead thing or do you have a show in mind or where do you want to go with it, nico? yeah, i mean, i have been on television for a long time, you know, 10 year

one dared to play it except for a delight jello during the term of former president. blaze called bowie. jello organized, a parallel film festival to counter the government run festival known as becca. the senior was uber, meaning the right for a free cinema. got in trouble with the government when it attempted to commemorate the memory up to him. i forgot. there was censorship. we were not supposed to touch upon politically sensitive issues. you had to be brave to even pronounce the name of my son. we tried to do, especially showed him, and within 15 minutes, one of the presidential guards stopped our gathering. despite president combos, attempts to censor and remove to myself from booking to fossil history, he has become a celebrated baker, described as the take of ara of africa captain soccer took power. nick, who in 1883 and set out bold reforms. cutting ties with international aid money and striving for self sufficiency, the left when soldiers shun former colonial power, france in favor of closer ties with russia and china to much longer i was inside this building, holding a meetin

did. absent is a man perhaps who was able to answer miriam's questions. former president blessed co bowie. he took over power after sanker as killing and ruled for 27 years until a popular uprising deposed him in 2014, comparing now lives in exile in ivory coast. it is refusing to take part in the trial how they differed it. it is unfortunate and unfair that compel ray is not here. he should have the guts to be present, but you know, he lacks the courage. he is trying to escape the truth. officially sancho died of natural causes. it's only after campanari was ousted from power. that sunk or his body was exude and found to be riddled with bullet holes said fall visual. flushed . michelle, i never thought the stay would come. i want to see justice and i want the truth to prevail. in 2017 french president in my room, my corner visit to walk a do promised to declassify information related to some chorus murder, but lawyers from his family say they were only given access to a 3rd of those documents. soccer i promised access to water in 2 meals a day to a country and poverty. he brought hope. h

jan crawford, cbs news, bowie, maryland. >> and that is the "overnight news" for this thursday.e news continues, for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm tom hanson in new york. we begin with a major milestone in the fight against covid. the united states has successfully delivered 200 million vaccines around the world. usaid hopes to vaccinate 70% of the global eligible population by next year. >>> the nfl plans to end race-based testing for commentia, which may have prevented hundreds of black players from claiming large financial settlements. former players with denied claims will also be able to have their tests reassessed. >>> it was a divine display at the vatican. a little boy overjoyed to meet pope francis, walked on to the stage and wouldn't leave. so he got the best seat in the house, and he even got his own papal skullcap as a souvenir. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm tom hanson

doesn't have the backing of bowie, sierra space, among others -- does it have the backing of boeing? bloomberg. ♪ emily: the focus has been on facebook, with more internal document brought to light by many news organizations, including bloomberg, all of this as the social media company is reporting third-quarter results and earning calls on the way. we have our bloomberg intelligence senior reporter. off of the back of this report, some investors thought it would be a lot more bloody, especially because facebook over multiple times, that their ad tracking technology was having a negative impact rather than seeing a profit, and user growth better than expected. what are you making of it? reporter: clearly, a lot was priced in. there was pretty broad guidance, so still talking about it. but the fact is, with the changes, larger companies like facebook, like alphabet, they can navigate it in a much better way than the smaller ones like pinterest and twitter. the reason i say that is because facebook has a family of apps. they can track user activity across the apps. i think what investo

it was illegal in texas when it was owned by mexico but then the slavers came in like ted bowie, and then they tried to take mexico and make it a slave state and then they fought for the confederacy to make all america. host: brad smith, anything to comment on? guest: i don't know what the curriculum is in texas. i don't know personally anybody nor have i seen anybody advocate that we not teach about things like rosa parks or the civil rights movement or slavery, but here is the thing. if one thinks that is true, one needs to be able to go and talk to their local school board, they may need to organize a demonstration or protest to say we want a curriculum that is appropriate. imagine if you were giving the comments that are caller just gave and i or bill juster did yelling over them, you are done, you're out of here. that is what happened at that pennsbury school board meeting, when people tried in a public comment session to talk calmly about what they thought should be treated in schools. that is the kind of thing we are concerned about and it is vitally important that we be able

william shatner used david bowies song as a spoken word song. enjoy that. that does it for "fox business tonight". "the evening edit" with liz mccdonald starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: okay, president biden hit the road today to push his big spending agenda. says if congress does not go along they will be complicit in america's decline but we'll take you behind this latest washington controversy. why did the president who ran on unity a return to normalcy, justify as quote, part of the process the far left stalking of moderate democrat senators? it happened again of the far left threatens to do it even more. joining us tonight congressman brian mast and devin nunez, senator marsha blackburn, fresh off the facebook hearing. gop strategist, ford o'connell, congressman brad wenstrup of the gop doctors caucus and congressman kat cammack of homeland security. we have a lot of show for you tonight. members of the media joining in justifying stalking lawmakers. this debate comes as democrats want the irs to get your bank account information on just as little as $6

so he joins the trial, he says it's double blind or pushy, bowie says i want the real stuff.ys give me the real stuff. then comes the day that they underline the trial, he finds out he got the real stuff, so now he's thrilled, now the vaccine has been approved, and he figures he's going to tell his old cop buddies, and they're gonna say figures jacoby do something like that. and within they would get complementary, because we have done this great thing to save lives, what happens is they called me elaborate. and when he had not known, being outside being a cop, was how much that misinformation and poison kind of filters back into these guys, and how when they feel that there is political divide they, start accepting everything that they view as their side, and start resisting everything because on the other side. and all of a sudden, he's elaborate. and he's really not happy about the cops that won't take the vaccine. he went through all this trouble to get the vaccine, and they will take? if we that is why you wish, that's what leadership -- that wants to be a cop, wants to

believed in, ronald reagan with his tax cuts and working even the conservative democrats in congress the bowie -- bowevils. clearly for ronald reagan early in his presidency, i don't see that here. there's a lot i know. chris wallace mentioned this. the president is meeting with key players at the white house. nothing beats going to the capitol to make your pitch. aggressively do so. >> it can help someone for a democrat for the president to make his pitch if he can win. if he goes there, doesn't convince people, it weakens him further. a lot of moderate democrats, they read their history. the ones that stood with bill clinton's push in 93 got slaughtered in 94. they lost the house. the democrats that went with barack obama in 2009 and 2010 got slaughtered and lot the host. so a lot of democrats are aware hitching yourself to a president with an approval rating under 50% won't save you when the president is trying to move you so far to the left. >> thanks very much, brian. you have a way with woods. i want to go to melissa. i want you to take a peek at the lower right portion looking at the do

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. >> bowie that the afghan people to the current afghan government so i can't say this is a different law or the obvious is that we are not there and there is president ashraf ghani government so we left them to a government run by the taliban. >> what historically and historically when they ran things, they do not respect what we would consider women's rights. or more specifically they believed in women's rights that were some different than ours that we would call them inhumane and women aren taken out of school at a very early age, they're not going to the kind of education that we are used to. there's a lot of those things that are just a given at this point unless you assume that they have somehow changed their ways which seems to be no indication. >> i have not seen any indication they change their ways other than him a better public relations and again, i know you and i go back years, when you were in the house and the lieutenant governor and back then as well as now, i have not met an afghan woman who trusts the taliban. >> know your reports leading up to the collapse of the a

david bowie once asked us all, "is there life on mars?"just like on mars, will be required to wear space suits every time they exit the facility i'm joined now by dr gernot groemer, the austrian supervisor of the mission, who's now at mission control, which is back in innsbruck. thanks so much forjoining us. how is the mission going?— thanks so much forjoining us. how is the mission going? good evening, thanks for having _ is the mission going? good evening, thanks for having us. _ is the mission going? good evening, thanks for having us. we _ is the mission going? good evening, thanks for having us. we are - is the mission going? good evening, thanks for having us. we are just a l thanks for having us. we are just a few days into the mission and it's going really well. the scientific data keeps pouring in, the researchers a very happy, and right now the crew is sleeping, but we are monitoring their activities even when they aren't awake. what monitoring their activities even when they aren't awake. what do they do all da ? when they aren'

i want you to meet vanessa antrum from bowie, maryland. she's retired. she's a caregiver for her elderly parents. >> god love you. >> she's a democrat. vanessa, your question. >> yes, mr. president. my parents have been married for 73 years and both are dealing -- [ applause ] yes. both of them are dealing with dementia. my father, who is a veteran, is completely bedridden, and my mom is experiencing issues with walking. i have found the process for me to provide care for them in my home very hard. they have worked all their life only for me to experience a lot of red tape to provide support in a loving home environment. what is being done to support the elderly, especially for middle-class family like mine? >> well, first of all, you're a good daughter, number one. >> thank you. >> number two, i was in a situation like you where i was makining $42,000 a year as a senator at the time. although i was listed as the poorest man in the senate for many years. but i was still making more money because the senate salaries were going up. what happened was my dad