she is very cute — daughters, cherry. she is very cute that _ daughters, cherry. she is very cute.and... yeah, — highlight of coming here and... yeah, really nice on the outside. _ yeah, really nice on the outside, but pretty rotten on the inside. my name is alexis miller— the inside. my name is alexis miller and i used to consider ron— miller and i used to consider ronjeremy to be a dear friend. intermittently, i had been in the industry for almost 14 years _ the industry for almost 14 years. about two months into my being _ years. about two months into my being in— years. about two months into my being in the adult industry, i -ot being in the adult industry, i got a — being in the adult industry, i got a call— being in the adult industry, i got a call from my agent and he asked _ got a call from my agent and he asked me — got a call from my agent and he asked me if i would be interested in doing a film with ronjeremy. i said yes, i said, why— ronjeremy. i said yes, i said, why not? _ ronjeremy. i said yes, i said, why not? i_ ronjeremy. i said yes, i said, why not? i was 20. he

i have fresh cherries and also dried cherries and candied ginger i love ginger.th almond extract. put that all in a pot. put it on the stove. put it on. guess what leave it on for five, seven minutes and then you're set. >> i feel you on that. let me follow up with you on the flavor what does that add you don't typically put it in a pie, right >> you know, sometimes can you put it in blueberry pie. it is just a little bit. it creates this flavor of mmm. i want people to be like what is that so a little bit takes it a long way. creates an amazing flavor. >> my family says what's that, it not a good thing. fantastic. >> that can be good or bad try to make it good. >> yeah. no doubt will, most people don't think about salt and pepper with the dessert. i see salt and pepper. how do you use it? >> i like to use savory and sweet ingredients in my baking i add the salt and pepper and sugar in one bowl. then when time to make my pastries, i have goat cheese and i put the pastry on top. i use my fingers and you can use a classic fork to get the crimp. once that's done, i

you undertook this examination how do you do that with that consensus you are cherry picking. the consensus is we have a problem. >> and so then to distinguish from what anybody thinks we should do about it. and then to be very careful about that. so let's just talk about the science. and that just talks with the research papers for policymakers which are heavily influenced by government to the media and the politicians and with those opportunities as i wrote the book i tried very hard to circumvent the whole distortion with those nonexpert leaders. and that's what science actually says. and then from the princess bride. i don't think the science is what you think it says. >> and those surprises but if somebody thinks im cherry picking. >> with that is one of the great movies of all time. and the great line he says i don't think that bird is what you think it means. and. >> all in. >> you are right. it's right to correctly on that because it is a decision but it's the difficulty in sound bites because if you're lucky you get three or four minutes of airtime usually the impacts

here is talking — could have the cherries here is talking about labour, lots...it. there no expectations for the jury— could split. there no expectations for the jury anyway. he wasn't over 20.000 _ for the jury anyway. he wasn't over 20,000 majority, reduced to 2,000, they still— 20,000 majority, reduced to 2,000, they still retain it. you described that as _ they still retain it. you described that as a — they still retain it. you described that as a tryout. i think it's important _ that as a tryout. i think it's important because it you can see boris _ important because it you can see borisjohnson turning up important because it you can see boris johnson turning up and saying i've boris johnson turning up and saying we still— boris johnson turning up and saying i've still got it. but were they to lose it _ i've still got it. but were they to lose it and — i've still got it. but were they to lose it and i think probably more likely to — lose it and i think probably more likely to liberal democrats i think at that— likely to liberal democrats i think at that poi

but if they selectively put out messages and they cherry picked then mr. meadows demand a public hearing and bring it all, right, right? >> absolutely. you know, fun law fact if i can drop a little bit of law school. >> drop a little law. >> no. in the law contemporaneous messages and statements are given more credibility than things after the fact. saying oh, my gosh, that car ran the red light and the rhett car hit a blue light is very different than a statement you write a week later saying i think i saw a car accident. what matters is the realtime text messages sent that day. >> new video of donald trump on camera talking about his own vice president on that horrific day. it's our holiday savings event on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to relieve pressure points. and its temperature balancing so you both sleep just right. save up to $500 on select sleep number 360 smart beds. plus, 0% interest for 48 months. only for a limited time. we're carvana, the company who invented car vending machines and buyi

. >> roya: and here we have the sour cherry rice.a side dish around here. it can be the main event. >> rahim: okay, very, very good. >> anthony: you put far more on the table than anyone could conceivably eat. is that -- >> ramin: yeah. >> nazila: yeah. >> ramin: if you don't like your guest, you don't put anything. >> roya: and here we have koofteh, which is large, very big meatball. >> anthony: koofteh tabrizi. ground beef, onion, and cooked rice. walnuts, dried apricots, boiled egg, and barberries. >> ramin: anyways, we are a very interesting nation. >> anthony: indeed. and very, and very confusing. >> ramin: extremely confusing. >> anthony: for, for me, the contradictions are just -- >> nazila: enormous. >> anthony: enormous. >> nazila: iranians, we take you to our house and we take you to our hearts and all of that, and in that way we are extreme, you know. we are extremists in so many ways. >> anthony: so good. >> ramin: oh, it's always. >> anthony: you see this tortured relationship between america and iran for many years, how

but do you agree that one of the commissioners, cherry breton said the other day that something is broken in transatlantic relations? and that's neither a reference to trump, nor biden is, is the something that he was talking about temporary or is the trans atlantic alliance coming unstuck? irrespective of who's in the white house, my know what, what, what i see is the absolutely need for reform of the north atlantic alliance. and why i'm saying that when joe biden is coming a few weeks ago to europe, to the nato summit, he's talking about china. he's talking about china that is in the south pacific. no, that's not the north atlantic. that means that our defense issues to day are not related only to d environment in the north atlantic, but our world wide. and there, there is a need to reform the nato into a global work alliance off democracies. and that unaccompanied mental scale. that means that in the north american continent, the asian continent, european continent has to do a real effort to create defense communities to defend or liberal democracies. so the nato is today still in the

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it was robert posey who actually prosecuted robert frank cherry.ost: we will head to south carolina to northwest south carolina. this is calvin. good morning. caller: good morning. host: who are your picks? caller: my political pick for winner is joe biden. my loser is the house and senate. republicans and democrats are right. joe biden has got everything going his way. his bills are being passed. he is using words to attack our democracy. he's the one who is the real winner. we've got to slow that train down. host: you don't think republicans are doing enough? caller: that's correct. i don't think they are doing anything. host: in 2022, if republicans win the house or senate, who would you like to see lead the house and senate for republicans? caller: i really would like to see some new faces. i would like to see some new faces. i would like to see new ideas for the republican party. things are going to take us into the future. host: who is an example of a new face you think could lead the party in that direction? caller: i really haven't seen any

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my pleasure, cherry. thank you. say look down some of the other stories making headlines around the world. the leftist candidates, gabriel burridge has one chillies presidential election after an early concession from his are right rival, jose antonio cost. the former student activist has vowed to increase taxes and social spending in a country with one of the world's largest gaps between rich and poor. at $35.00 borders will be chiles youngest, ever present. the death toll from typhoon roy in the philippines has risen to 208, making it one of the deadliest storms to hit the country. in years. rise slammed into the philippines last week, leaving a trail of destruction and forcing 300000 people to evacuate. doesn't have been injured in sudan after security forces fired stun grenades and tear gas of protesters and cartoon, hundreds of thousands of people gathered in the city to reject the october 25th military coup protesters from outside the capital travel to join the march on the presidential pounds and japanese fas

tell us about your thought processes, how you got into that, how you went down this road and the cherry it. >> that is where it began. so great to hang out with you for this hour, to see you in the midst of the aftermath of covid. it all began for me during a research trip for my last book about the american revolution, in the hurricane's i, about the year of yorktown. there was a research trip to providence, rhode island, and made my way to the john brown house. this isn't john brown the abolitionist. this is john brown the opposite, slave trade around cofounder of brown university. in the back of his magisterial home is a little annex where there is what is known as john brown's chariot and it is to our modern i tiny. i compare the forward facing seats to the backseat of the the w bug, a tiny little thing and according to family tradition when the newly inaugurated president, george washington, was visiting providence, john brown gave washington a ride in that cherry it down to the shipyard where he was building a ship named for the new president. that got me to wondering. in the book

they have p cons, what are these cherries? the delays seed, it's very fancy.it. the cake is great. >> dana: have you tried the fruitcake? i'm going for the fruitcake. >> jesse: it's a little dense, but i like it. >> dana: but that's the nice thing you can just have a little taste and it will ask you the way back last you for a while. >> greg: like it's like my cnn anchors, dense. >> jesse: are not going to say it. let's go on to the next one before we get ourselves into too much trouble on this christmas eve. merry christmas, everybody. our own producer, our very own? our very own scott sanders made the jell-o salad, sliced strawberries, unseat mack unsweetened pineapple and sour cream. i'm going to cut it with this knife. it's like the o.j. knife. >> dana: that's a big knife or a jell-o salad. >> jesse: can i serve it to someone? >> dana: i'm trying this one paired scott sanders is a great young man. >> jesse: sanders. we will see if he cooks as good as he produces. >> dana: it's a jell-o salad that has fruit in it. >> jesse: dana, your thoughts? >> dana: exc

they have p cons, what are these cherries? the delays seed, it's very fancy.eat. >> dana: have you tried the fruitcake? i'm going for the fruitcake. >> jesse: it's a little dense, but i like it. >> dana: but that's the nice thing you can just have a little taste and it will ask you the way back last you for a while. >> greg: like it's like my cnn anchors, dense. >> jesse: are not going to say it. let's go on to the next one before we get ourselves into too much trouble on this christmas eve. merry christmas, everybody. our own producer, our very own? our very own scott sanders made the jell-o salad, sliced strawberries, unseat mack unsweetened pineapple and sour cream. i'm going to cut it with this knife. it's like the o.j. knife. >> dana: that's a big knife or a jell-o salad. >> jesse: can i serve it to someone? >> dana: i'm trying this one paired scott sanders is a great young man. >> jesse: sanders. we will see if he cooks as good as he produces. >> dana: it's a jell-o salad that has fruit in it. >> jesse: dana, your thoughts? >> dana: excellent. i'm not a

other side saying our glorious past, valley forge and d-day and george washington never chop down a cherry tree. >> sean is a very good historian. i disagree with him, he disagrees with me, i disagree with him, we can sit here and talk about his first book and discuss its treatment of race, class, it is a brilliant book, but quite frankly as someone whose focus has been in african-american history, there are disagreements i would have with it and he and i would sit across the table in a very civil fashion and have this argument and it is the same with materials in the 1619 project. i can disagree with some of them. i can agree with some of them. i think that there is absolutely no reason why students cannot get into a really interesting discussion of what founding means. what do we mean when we say founding. does founding means a moment that a nation is created. that makes sense to me, but there's other notions, does founding means the creation of the foundation upon which the nation grows, using the word foundation. those are very different ways of seeing it, students aren't stupid. they

so the process has, if somebody thinks i am cherry picking, show me. >> you date yourself by enjoyinggreat movies of all time with a great line the great line when latoya tells them i don't think that word means what you think it means. [laughter] >> well, i can look it up. >> will have to go back and look at the clip.p. [laughter] anyway. you put your finger on something that's important, and the public policy space, you went through great pains in your book to use primary sources to reach a different conclusion in the same primary sources. personally perfectly reasonable -- >> actually, i don't reach a conclusion, the conclusions but sometimes the context, they don't give a sense of scale and so on. >> you are right, the precisionn and language which is difficult on tv -- >> you get three to four minutes of airtime if you're lucky and the impacts, it's a hoax or obama was wrong or biden did this or trumpeted that, you know that. we need to come back with an answer, you can't equivocate, you have to reach a conclusion and in three minutes, it's hard. >> i would say this in particular

she me, cherry, nathan, totally. ah, [000:00:00;00] a there is a lot happening in our country. it's just not happening as fast as some people would like including me. but it's, it's happening in, i don't see myself backing away from this issue for quite a while. there's too much at stake. mm. it takes time to change things around. i've learned to accept that. now but changed those come as long as you're persist in learning more and more in jail, an issue for people, every one person that's kill affects the whole community. ah, am, i don't accept the idea. good match, shootings have to be a part of american life. with oh oh yes i oh sure. in the evening when i oh, to learn a ah ah christmas le traditional yuletide on a day this year making this traditional with a special christmas guide me christmas tolerance diversity guide. we all know that christmas is a family holiday. so make sure all your parents are properly number. i guess you follow the agenda and make us no woman instead of no man or even better at this new person designed for themselves. ah, ah. now gifts no, don't. s

she me, cherry enough on totally ah, [000:00:00;00] a there is a lot happening in our country. it's just not happening as fast as some people would like including me, but it is happening in i don't see myself backing away from this issue for quite a while. there's too much at stake. mm. it takes time to change things around. i want to accept that now, but change does come as long as you're persist in learning more and more in jail, an issue for people, every one person that's kill affects the whole community. ah, and i don't accept the idea that mass shootings have to be a part of american life with oh mm hm. oh yes i a n n e n i o in? yes, 8. 0, a a ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy implementation. let it be in arms. race is often very dramatic development only really i'm getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical of time. to sit down and talk when i was diagnosed with cancer in 2000, when the doctors told me the cancer was incurable, i knew i had to make a change. so i decided to travel to one of

she me, cherry, nathan, totally. ah, [000:00:00;00] a there is a lot happening in our country. it's just not happening as fast as some people would like including me, but it is happening. i don't see myself backing away from this issue for quite a while. there's too much at stake. mm. it takes time to change things around. i want to accept that. now but changed those come as long as you're persist in learning more and more in jail, an issue for people, every one person that's kill effects, the whole community. ah m. i don't accept the idea that mass shootings have to be a part of american life. why oh mm hm. oh yes i oh sure. in the evening when you say 02 lane. yes, 8. 0 a is a ah. and so it begins 2 weeks of our christmas and new year's the specials, in which we look back in the year. that was, and parents in the future with some of our roster of amazing guests, all heterodox thinkers, that would be caught dead on breakdown finance, corporate media, 1st up, james howard, concert. mm hm. oil and gas manufacturing, electricity, telecomm, guys potations. all of them now have io

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hi, my name is cherrie. i'm 76 and i live on the oregon coast. my husband, sam, we've been married 53 years. we love to walk on the beach. i have two daughters and then two granddaughters. i noticed that memories were not there like they were when i was much younger. since taking prevagen, my memory has gotten better and it's like the puzzle pieces have all been [click] put together. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> developing news this midday. the remaining missionaries kidnapped in haiti by a violent gang more than two months ago are released. the ohio based christian aid ministry saying that the 12 remaining hostages are free. the notorious haitian gang known for kidnapping and killing abducted the 17 near missionaries in october near the capital port-au-prince, missionaries on the way home from building an orphanage. five hostages from the group had been released early. two in late november and three in early december. >>> this morning the airline industry is alleging new feej wireless services set to begin next year could disrupt

you hear from the lawyers saying the prosecution cherry picked the facts, as you were saying, stories from the defendant's side is not fully known. we'll have a chance to hear that. here's one statement that lawyers for jennifer and james crumbley point out right before the arraignment, we heard a little of this during the arraignment. they said this is unfortunately an unimaginable tragedy. while it is human nature to want to find someone to blame or something to point to or something that gives us answers, the charges in this case are intended to make an example and send a message. the prosecution has very much cherry picked and slanted specific facts to further the narrative to do that. that's the crux of the argument for jennifer and james crumbley's lawyers. let's remind everyone what evidence the prosecution has presented and that is that the day before the shooting a teacher raised concerns about having seen ethan crumbley searching for ammunition online on the phone. they called jennifer crumbley. she didn't respond. they emailed parents, neither responded. next day they insis

is that a cherry on that what is happening?retty good. everyone on twitter said he put in a not to run is delicious. >> i vote yes on that. can i suburban for that? this is good. >> shannon: this little slice here is not good so i'm going to stop and give it a chance. >> i give it a thumbs up. >> shannon: i didn't expect that. >> me neither. you and good news coming out. >> amazing. spewing we need. it. the fda claims it needs it 75 years to fully release the data on the fda that it itself took 108 days to go through before authorizing pfizer's covid-19 vaccine. cannot be right right? the attorney behind the lawsuit challenging back claim joins us live, next. get more with neutrogena® retinol pro plus. a powerful .05% retinol that's also gentle on skin. for wrinkles results in one week. neutrogena®. for people with skin. >> man: what's my safelite story? for wrinkles results in one week. my truck...is my livelihood. so when my windshield cracked... the experts at safelite autoglass came right to me... with service i could trust

other side saying, our glorious past, valley forge and d-day, george washington never chopped down a cherry tree. >> again, shawn writes a very good story. >> i love shawn. he knows that. >> he disagrees with me, i disagree with him. we could sit here and talk about his first book and discuss its treatment of race, class. it's a brilliant book. it won -- >> the chance democratic. >> -- the chance democratic, but as someone whose focus has been american history, there will be disagreements he and i would have with it, and we would sit across the table in a similar fashion and have an argument. it's the same way with materials in the 1619 project. i can disagree with some of them, i can agree with some of them. i think that there is absolutely no reason why students cannot get into a really interesting discussion of what founding is. what do we mean when we say founding? does founding mean the moment that a nation is created? that makes sense to me. but then there's another notion of does founding mean the creation of the foundation upon which the nation grows? in other words, using the word

his eyes twinkled, his cheeks were like roses, his nose like a cherry.as drawn up like a bow, and the beard of his chin was white as snow. he had a broad face and a round little belly that shook when he laughed like a bowl full of jelly. he was chubby and plump, no, he was plus-sized. and a jolly old elf. and i layoughed when i saw him spite of myself. and he spoke not a word, when straight to his work. he laid his finger on the side of his nose, and up the chimney he rose. away they flew like the down of a thistle. but i heard him exclaim as he drove out of sight, yo, whoopi, merry christmas. to everybody else, good night. ♪ merry christmas, y'all. >> our thanks to the incomparable whoopi. that's "nightline." you can watch full episodes on hu hulu. see you next week. thanks for staying up with us, and merry christmas. good night, america.

side saying, our glorious past, valley forge, and d day, and george washington, never shot down a cherry tree. >> again, shawn is a good historian. >> i love john, and he knows that. >> i disagree with him, he disagrees with him, we all disagree, we can all sit here and talk about his first book, and discuss its treatment of race, class, it's a good book, chance democratic. but, quite frankly, as someone whose focus has been african american history, there are disagreements i would have with it, and when i would sit across the table, in a very civil fashion, and have this argument. it is the same way with materials in the 16 19 project. i can disagree with some, i can agree with some, i think that there is, absolutely, no reason why students cannot get into an interesting discussion about what founding means. what do we say when we mean founding? does founding mean the moment that a nation is created? that makes sense to me. but, then, there is another notion of, does founding mean, the creation of the foundation? upon which the nation grows? using the word foundation. there are very dif

protection, i think, is more important than anything else if you get that bounce, i think it is just the cherryff really feels hike you have to do it. >> that is exactly right and that is why we're using a structure like that one. there is still a lot of unknowns if we get a bounce it would take a decent bounce to get there it was just over $20 i think at the close. the lower strike may not feel just a dollar away, but of course you know we are still talking about a material percentage if you get a good size pounce this is one where you want to take some profits and this is a trading strategy, not an investment strategy. >> we're going to go back, and we'll have more options actions after this what does it feel like to sell your car to carvana? it feels amazing. when you get a great offer in seconds... (all cheering) it feels too good to be true. it's kicking back and relaxing as we pick up your car. and when you get paid on the spot, it feels like scoring big. you know the feeling. you just never imagined you could get it from selling your car. well, with carvana, you can. experience the new w

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get a sense of how much of this was truly organic, truly by the retail trader and how much was may cherryicking on the part of some institutions who saw some low hanging fruit? you saw the ping-pong we saw between meme stocks. when one went down, but they moved onto another. we saw headphone makers go up, build a bear, crazy things where you think, why is this thing up one hundred percent today? >> it needed a spark. gamestop was the spark that lit the fire of meme stocks, and we saw mainstream money moving into it, but also hedge funds realizing that, at one point, you could generate huge returns whether you are trading calls or the underlying stock itself, but there are a lot of questions out there. is wall street writing the playbook and typing things on reddit? it is root -- is it retail investors coming up with this? it depends on the individual stock that you are talking about, and looking at every given day, because there is -- what is driving it. romaine: you are not going to build your career around meme stocks are you, billy? >> i certainly hope not. taylor: you have had a great

how do you respond to this when people decided to say, you are terry picking it, you are cherry pickingsensus is that we have a problem and what you say. >> so you have to distinguish what they say what you are other should do about it and i would be very careful about that and we can discuss with society might do but let's just talk about the science. and i like to say the start of thehe research papers in the assessment reports, the policymakers in the assessment reports which are heavily influenced by the government are than it to the media and the politicians although similar opportunities distorted the message and as a wrote the book i tried very hard to stick with so statements in their course and circumvent that hold this distortion and give the public the non- expert readers, some insight to what the science actually says. encoding from the princess bride where she said that you keep using that word and i don't think what it says the same thing that what you think it says and i think am surprised when the economic impact or it would be minimal etc. etc. there are real surprises

. >> an incredible view of the flames right now near rock cherry and court road. a look right now. this is the area where we just were. we had to actually leave that area. there is a safeway shopping center and several apartment complexes. as you can see, those flames reaching high. now let's take a look at the video that we were going to show you just a short while ago as those flames were building specifically a large tree on fire. a lot of embers that you could see in the sky blowing over to other areas, especially those dry grass areas where there are so many residents. and as we come back here live again. a look at those flames that are stretching all the way across the area. it looks like these embers have ignited at least 3 separate fires. we are about a half mile mall. all of this new building around here. there's a lot of combustible material as well because we have a lot of apartment buildings that have not yet been finished and have a lot of materials construction chemicals. all of those kind of things which are highly combustible. so what we're going t

man cry sweet cherry pie ♪ >> a lot of hairspray going on.e lyrics. it's not particularly deep music, but mtv pushing it. so that's selling. >> when i would turn on mtv, all the rock bands looked a certain way. they played a kind of music. they were expected to have a certain facade. >> mtv's ratings are surprisingly small. but those who do watch, mostly teenagers and young adults, buy a lot of records and tapes and cds. and they buy the most of what they see the most. >> recently, two members of the heavy metal band aerosmith dropped by mtv's offices to screen their new video and brought a big bag of cash as an incentive. >> the record companies would submit videos every monday, and then we would have our music meeting, and we would look at all the videos and decide who was going to get put into the new rotation. i was a 21-year-old kid that loved punk rock, and i pretty quickly realized that the music that they were playing just wasn't what i was into. when the new nirvana video was delivered to mtv, i was completely blown away. ♪ i said, l

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in the way that education systems often times cherry pick and move around what actually happened and goes along with information. it's not comfortable to talk about slavery or racism. it's not comfortable to talk about genocide. because people who are white have been in power in this country since its founding, because marginalized people have not been in power, they've not been able to share those stories widely. is there information shared between communities? yes. does it need to be something that everyone reckons with? absolute. the project is one of the ways of doing that. host: why did the project become so much of a focus of concern and controversy? guest: one thing the project did reveal is there is a strong interest in more information about the african-american experience in the united states. the problem is things that are positive, 6019 was when slaves were brought. they claim the american revolution was fought to preserve slavery. these items have been debunked. many -- kids want to hear the country was determined for their destruction. they have to have an aspiration th

. >>> every year on cherry avenue you will find santa claus and mrs. claus perched at the store step. you might even run into an l4 to. >> have you ever seen anything like this? >> nothing like this. it is extraordinary. >> for the last 21 years, yes, two decades, dave transforms his san jose home into a christmas wonderland. 66,000 lights and all. >> children that came to see santa are now parents with their children here. it is pretty cool. >> it is kind of like sharing your childhood with your own kids. >> brandon's parents used to take him to holiday light displays and now he is passing on the tradition to his kids. >> i was able to bring my nephews, my son and make that a tradition. >> they have grown out of it and now you are bringing your kid. >> that is right. >> dave also raises money for the make-a-wish foundation. to date he has collected more than $2 million. >> we have given make-a-wish $2,350,000. >> how does it feel to have given that much money to make-a- wish? >> when you see those children it makes you feel very good. >> he accepts do

hi, my name is cherrie. i'm 76 and i live on the oregon coast.'ve been married 53 years. we love to walk on the beach. i have two daughters and then two granddaughters. i noticed that memories were not there like they were when i was much younger. since taking prevagen, my memory has gotten better and it's like the puzzle pieces have all been [click] put together. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> okay, some good news, warriors coach steve kerr going to lead team usa during the next olympics. >> we first reported it couple weeks ago but today it's the real thing, it's official, he hopes to continue winning gold, u.s. men's gold won four consecutive gold after summer olympics and kerr was part of staff that won the tokyo games. next summer olympics are 2024 in paris and kerr said it is an exciting challenge and really steve kerr all he does, his whole basketball career is to win. >> exactly. roger is excited because he gets to reconnect with steve kerr in p paris. >> you know what's funny the coaches don't get the gold medal they do it b

and one of the things i need to make clear is that the media has been staff rated with cherry pickedwe have talked to our clients in-depth and learned all of the circumstances of the case which obviously are covered by attorney/client privilege, there is not a conflict of interest between what happened. without, i cannot divulge specific reasons but there is not a conflict of interest between the parents, their defense and their defense strategy. >> prosecutor, any comments or statements you want to make relative to any potential conflicts of interest? >> your honor, you know, i'm not sure that there's any facts that have been placed on the record that meets the standard. i'm not saying that i object. i'm not sure that we have satisfied the court rule. but if mr. peace has something about it. >> i am inquired to inquire as to each defendant as well. jennifer crumbley, do you have any objection to ms. layman and ms. schmidt recognizing that they come from the same firm and they will be representing both of you? >> i have no objection, your honor. >> mr. crumbley, likewise for you, do

. >> reporter: like the cherries on a cake, crews are planting trees and grasses that will cover the twin tunnels. they will echo the more formal presidio greenery. >> in this upper area, meadows of grasses with lots of color and moving in the wind. >> reporter: but of course the new park's most startling feature is something to one had to build. >> it's the best view on earth, honestly. the beautiful thing is everyone is going to get to enjoy the best view on earth. >> reporter: when the park opens this spring, visitors will be able to walk between the bay and presidio grounds, sort of like a green bridge with a view of a golden one. joe risoto jr., nbc bay area news. is there that is a dplorous view. we had a little bit of a view today because the sun came out. >> a rare thing. a mood booster, you know. it's been kind of dreary and cloudy. we've gotten the rainfall we've desperately needed, and now all eyes turning to the cold temperatures that i know you felt today but tomorrow morning it's going to get even chillier. let's get you ready to go for that friday forecast, tgif. we ar

hi, my name is cherrie. i'm 76 and i live on the oregon coast. sam, we've been married 53 years. we love to walk on the beach. i have two daughters and then two granddaughters. i noticed that memories were not there like they were when i was much younger. since taking prevagen, my memory has gotten better and it's like the puzzle pieces have all been [click] put together. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> making it in the bay may have just gotten a little easier for homeowners. the average homeowner in california made some money. they gained nearly $119,000 in equity from their house, just if the last three months. california's number one in the country. the next highest is hawaii, which gained $113,000 in equity. the average homeowner gained nearly $56,000 in equity the last year. >>> some help is in the works for the homeless this five cities in the north bay. the sonoma county board of supervisors plans to spend $2 million for housing projects to help get people off the streets and into temporary shelters. they will be in petaluma, s

no doubt he cherry picked what he did turn over the committee, and now he's worried it may show that he cherry picked it, or they may pconfront him with people he didn't talk about. >> steve bannon is already in court because of a criminal contempt. the committee wants the information and wants it now. they are faced with the idea that if you have another court case, a key witness here, yes, year getting other people cooperating and getting documents, but this key with eyes on trump from election day through january 6th, you need to win in court, that could last into next summer. >> right. we've seen when you talk about steve bannon, when you talk about mark meadows, we've seen some of the people who were closest to trump, some of the biggest name republicans in the white house during the last administration, we've seen them trying to delay this investigation, delay this probe, to try to just continue to stonewall, try to, you know, give democrats a hard time. and you know, when you have to go through the court process, these are things that take a long time. i think steve bannon's n