. >> jimmy: where do you get these people, craigslist? >> yes, craigslist. umm, you know, yes, it's true that one of the focuses is sex. but it's also -- the show is really about intimacy, as well. people who have been in long-term, intimate relationships or even shorter, intimate relationships, like things can come up really quickly that feel like disconnects or that keep you, you know, not quite telling yourself the whole truth. so we thought it would be interesting to make a show around this subject. because it's an area where whatever is out of alignment in your life it's going to show up in how you are with your partner. so these couples we found, it was through a casting process. they were so brave and amazing, and really willing to be vulnerable. >> jimmy: yeah. >> on tv, in order to try to get closer to themselves and their partners. so i was super impressed with them. i've had so much amazing feedback from the show that it's help sod many people. it's helped couples have each other.onversations with - i had one friend who said they kept pausing it a

and they were both murdered. >> but in the weeks after the murder ernie's craigslist conquest resumes in new orleans. >> he did it everywhere he went. and he got lots of responses. >> does that surprise you? >> it surprised me that he was able to form the level of intimacy very rapidly with so many different women that he did. >> kimberly olson was one of them. kimberly formed a very intimate relationship with ernie scherer. met him in september 2008 six months after his parents'murder. she was at a casino in mesquite, nevada. >> he came over and said he needed a pretty girl to blow on the dice at his craps table. he was a smooth talker. >> now, that's a line. >> it is. i fell for it. >> from day one, said kimberly, their relationship was based on honesty, full disclosure, all the dirty laundry. >> he would tell me stories about his wife and his girlfriend and going back and forth and i told him he was a jerk. i think he knew he made a lot of mistakes. >> of course ernie also told her about his parents'murder. >> he missed his parents. he would tell me stories about him and his father

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that place, that no work lies to their viewers more than the guy who sold me those blue pills on craigslistck-hard my. but they blame whiteness for virginia's election while saying crt does not exist. it makes you miss the clinton era when the dems were very good at lying. so cross was filling in for the home ohmic blogger reed who had said the same thing. >> it was education, which is code for white parents don't like the idea of teaching about race. >> yes, because there is one thing missing in our educational system, it is america's history of racism. what is missing and the strip club is the smell of desperation. and baby powder. it is funny, though. how could someone named joy reid be so joyless and not to read? there are countless articles out there on crt and how often it is being taught in schools. so joy and tiffany the same thing like people who planned a lie often well. it's like to msnbc only have one brain and in the handoff they must've dropped it numerous times. but what if they are right? in fact, there are a lot of voters who are okay with white supremacy. it's just that th

decline for basically my entire adult career, and it just has been hastening with the internet and craigslist we need to make a digital transition, but we're consumed by printing our newspaper and devoting the resources to that. it's been very difficult for us. and we've been losing money, and we realize we started a nonprofit foundation, the western iowa journalism foundation, to help family owned newspaper in western iowa survive the pandemic for starters. and we have been a critical source of information when people are trying to find out what's going on at the tyson meat packing plant and how people people were infected, we were the ones beating down the doors to find out and consulting the governor's office to people apprised of what the score was. it was a terribly confusing time for us because of all the obstruction. and it was -- for no apparent reason. and it was a terrible time financially for us. we bounced back. advertising bounced back a little bit. but it's not going to come back to where it was. so we're going to have to start raising funds to support local journalism. and it's

and it just has been hastening with the internet, and craigslist, and so on.le. and youtube. so we need to make eye transition, but were consumed by printing your newspaper and devoting resources to that, it's been very difficult for us. and so, we've been losing money, and we realize that we've got -- we started a non profit foundation, called the western aisle journal foundation to get tax deductible donations to help independent family-owned newspapers in western iowa survive this pandemic, for starters. and we have been a critical source of information when people are trying to find out what's going out at the case and meatpacking plant, how many people are infected, we were the ones who would be either on the door trying to find out and we were confronting the governor's office and local public health officials to keep people apprized of what the score was. and, it was a terribly confusing time for us, because of all the obstruction. that was, for no apparent reason. it was a terrible time, financially for us. we've pence back, advertising has bounce back

we also found lots of used converters on sale in california on ebay, craigslist and marketplace. even though they for bid most person-to-person sales. we asked where they got those listed. only ebay said they must be certified or listed as scrap metal. nevertheless, there is no state agency to enforce it. some cops do enforce the code. but do they make risks in the black market? george gascon, who used to be police chief and d.a. in san francisco, wants automakers to start protecting them with an id number. we asked honda, ford and toyota. they all acknowledged the theft problem but didn't make any significant changes. >> if we don't get to the compliance, there is no question there could be legislative solutions to this. >> reporter: if you think the law should be stricter on car thefts, call your local rep. make some noise before your car does. the simplest way to protect your car is to put it in a garage. if you don't have a garage, park where there is a lot of light and obvious cameras to hopefully scare off criminals. you can also get your vehicle identification number etche

i imagine on all kinds of sites like craigslist ebay other right has been plenty of of cases where peopletolen goats off of ebay what they look at is pretty simple if you're buying a $600 purse for 50 bucks on a street corner red flag. you probably know what you were doing. yeah pay five hundred dollars on ebay. you probably did. okay. thanks michael great stuff. thanks. when i newsome says efforts against a recent uptick in covid cases in california seem to be working. in the last 10 or 11 days, we've seen some stability. some good signs. that is good news. in fact today. we lay claim to having the lowest. positivity rate in the united states of america 1.9% the governor hailed the state's efforts during a visit to a san francisco clinic today. he also encouraged vaccinations for children ages 5 to 11 and promoted the availab. of booster shots for adults to prevent a spike during the holiday now according to newsome 4.9 million californians have now received a booster 450,000 children ages 5 to 11 have gotten their first dose of the vaccine and overall 91.3% of all eligible californians

my husband and i, we went on craigslist, look for a cheap car, and dralgg it home and fixt up and raceneer for the webb telescope, i don't get to touch a lot of this hardware. so working on cars is pretty satisfying. it lets you put your hands on something. i'm not strong enough. >> those races are 14 or 15 hours long, and usually we break down before we head to 14 or 15 hours. >> the james webb, it's a very different problem. james webb has to work first time. >> if it is too far away from the earth, where we're putting the webb telescope is a place called l2. and if you think of here's the earth, here's -- here's the sun, l2 is on the other side. a million miles away from the earth. the full moon is between us and l2. that's where james webb will be. four times the distance to the moon. >> look at that picture over there. >> oh, man, that's -- >> quick. >> that one -- >> i've got it right here. >> this a beautiful shot. >> you got it? >> 50 years ago they say we went looking for the moon, and we found the earth. >> yeah. that's true. that picture of the earth. that was really the beg

in april of 2019, i wrote to facebook marketplace and craigslist about the fact that they were not effectively preventing the sale of recalled products, including rock-in-place sleepers that have been linked to 32 infant deaths. they have been laggard, slow, inconsistent in taking on responsibilities that other sellers and retailers observe, and i am considering reforms being made and we need to make sure products are covered by the safety and recall laws. let me ask the witnesses, all of you, what role you think that there are laws that are enforced, and we have a lot of new laws that are unenforced. dangerous? yes. we need to focus on enforcement and give the spc and the psp the tools that they need to ensure that the law is not dead. let me go down the panel. >> thank you. our conversations with cpsc and shared my information about the products we have and the infringers we see. i think the cpsc does an effective job at looking at the ports and bulk shipments coming into the united states, but i think they're very challenged as the postal service with the single parcels that come into the u

is that kind of along the lines of what you were thinking about when you said, you know, like a craigslist or something like that? >> that is. but another idea similarly along similar lines is, um, again, within kind of the house internet, if all of the members set up profiles that were like, here are my top three priorities of things that i'm really interested in working on and here are my staff contacts for those, it's a different presentation than what you put out on your public facing web pages because this would only be for internal use, but you know, we do this in academia where it's like okay i'm looking for someone to collaborate with on a paper that studies x. and it turns out i can pull up their website and i can find, okay, they this is their priority, the priorities in their research. and so i think that would also translate really well if you don't necessarily want to set up a dating site for legislating in congress. >> mr. timmons. william timmons iv: sure, thank you. when i got sworn in. i guess this was 2019. one of the coolest experiences i had was a dinner in statuary hal