>> patricia: i would be scared. boyfriend i had a couple years ago. and i've been single for two years. >> kelly: get the word out! >> patricia: "you're wikipedia, you are not single!" they think i'm just running around town. >> kelly: we are going to get the word out now. she is single and mingling! [applause] how is it on the app? because i'm single and i'm afraid. i have friends on them and i'm like, i'm afraid. i'm afraid of people i know. >> patricia: very slowly. i also do check up with people that know that person. and i go very slowly. we could be talking for six months on here before i ever have coffee with you. and then, you know. i believe in going very slow. >> kelly: if you get there, you have to sit there for how long? this is a wted afternoon. >> patricia: i don't

patricia, the whole world _ someone else. patricia, the whole world is _ someone else.omeone else. patricia, the whole world is so sorry - someone else. patricia, the whole world is so sorry to l someone else. patricia, the i whole world is so sorry to hear about what year, your family, your friends, about what year, your family, yourfriends, your neighbours your friends, your neighbours are yourfriends, your neighbours are going through and we do all hope you managed to restore your lives to some kind of normality very soon. thank you for sharing your experience with us today on bbc news. you're welcome. there have been some incredible stories of rescues and bravery as people fled their homes. and many neighbourhoods now look like this — completely deserted for block after block. many people who escaped have talked of the speed with which the fire spread. including aaron sampson, who helped his father—in—law get out. here is their story. we've just been evacuated. we've just been evacuated from this good samaritans car. you got it, dad. we're having to walk. this is cr

rachel: patricia, matthew, we thank you so much.ole country is praying for los angeles right now, and is we're is so grateful that two people like you are deciding to be the hands and feet of jesus right there in the middle of los angeles. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thanks for having us. rachel: of course. michele tafoya is next. [coughing] copd is an ugly reality. do you have his medical history? i watch as his world just keeps getting smaller. but then, trelegy helped us see things a little differently. with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy keeps airways open for a full 24 hours and prevents future flare-ups. once-daily trelegy also improves lung function, so he can breathe more freely all day and night. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain,

patricia, go ahead. >> thank you.n in the chat asking did anyone catch critical transportation program title? i can't answer that i don't kno. and someone i think that was from the director's report. that's fine. patricia i think we can ask the staff -- whatever is going on in the chat? i'm sorry. >> i'm sorry, alec. what was that. >> staff will respond in the chat. >> ■(okay. >> i just want to make this -- clear going forward, please what is going on in the chat the staff would respond. apologize to you guys -- thank you we're happy to be here introductions first. porschia benson i'm the diversity, inclusion and sorry. and belonging assistant director and on my left is juliama >> i'm the dhr organizational devepmdirector. i wanted share apologies from kate howard or manage deputy director at dhr director carroll are getting pulled with the new administration and demands that are under way now. so. we are porschia and i are ready and happy to present and share information with you and if there are questions we can not

thank you for your time, patricia.'ve been hearing president—elect donald trump has repeated his desire to take control of both greenland and the panama canal. during a detailed press conference at his estate in florida he shared more details of the aspiration and his son, donald trump jr, was in greenland on tuesday on what he called a �*personal day trip' to talk to people. here's our north america editor, sarah smith. this is a very deliberate signal of intent. of donald trump's genuine desire to take over greenland. it's no coincidence that his son donald junior landed there today. it may look like he has come for a property viewing before trying to buy the island. he says that is not the case. reporter: do you have a message from your father? my father says hello. he says hello to everyone in greenland. are you interested in buying greenland? greenland is controlled by denmark and their prime minister says it is very much not for sale. its location sitting between the us and russia is why donald trump wants to tak

patricia: increÍble.no a grano se llena la gallina. es un dicho dominicano. raÚl: me parece muy bien. vamos directamente con nuestra karla martÍnez y la invitada. karla: pensÉ que ibas a decir que traigo el buche tambiÉn lleno. [risas] vamos hablar de la primera dama. revelÓ que su mudanza a la casa blanca serÍa mucho mÁs fÁcil en esta oportunidad. marcela esta aquÍ porque habla del regreso de melania. marcela: no sÓlo es el regreso de donald trump, sino tambiÉn de la primera dama. de todo su equipo de trabajo. incluso te cuento que hay un par de posiciones que siguen. si quieres apuntar todavÍa hay oportunidad de trabajar con la primera dama. vamos a verlo. y un poco una semblanza para recordar un poco quiÉnes melania trump. ♪ ♪ no ha sido uno, ni dos, ni tres, son cerca de ocho libros los que se han publicado con detalles sobre su infancia, sus intentos por ser arquitecta, su carrera de modelo, su llegada estados unidos. y su romance a finales de los 90 con un cÉlebre hombre de negocios de nueva york qu

dennis murphy: so detective schartner made patricia a promise. we were sitting in the car.emember just crying and crying and crying. and then he promised me. he said, i'm gonna get him if it's the last thing i do. he said, i'm gonna get him. dennis murphy: to do that, detectives schartner and nelson had to confront a terrifying question. so you got two murdered mother/daughters within-- across the fence, virtually, same neighborhood. right. so you're thinking, are these things related, right? you have to think that. and if they are related, you have a serial murder on your hands, and you don't know when he's going to hit next. and you don't know who he's going to hit next. craig melvin: coming up, a neighborhood on edge, police under pressure, and the question everyone feared, would there be another victim? it was wide open. we had nothing. that's when it gets scary. craig melvin: when "dateline" continues. 60% of women experience leaks with bladder protection pads. try always discreet! it has a unique core that converts liquid to gel and bunches 25% less often than poise.

buenos dÍas, patricia! adelante. patricia: hola, cÓmo estÁn? buenos dÍas.uÁl fruta en la mÁs popular? >> el mango. por eso tenemos mucho ahora. ya en algunas horas se va a vender todo. patricia: tambiÉn tenemos otros que estÁ la pera. puede mostrar la pera. es impresionante como se parece una pera. >> sÍ, tambiÉn tiene pedazo de pera dentro. este es muy bueno. se hace por diferentes partes. esto dura casi como una hora para nacer. tiene que poner el chocolate para afuera. patricia: mira que bello el coquito por dentro. Éste estÁ relleno de parche. mira nada mÁs. ya estamos listos para probar el mango mÁs viral de nueva york. [mÚsica] seguimos buscando postres. llegamos ala churreria. en nuestro recorrido vinimos a probar los churros mÁs virales en nueva york. son espaÑoles. son frescos, crujientes, elaborados de manera artesanal. ello fueron mÁs allÁ. inventaron este delicioso emparedado. >> aquÍ mucha gente viene para querer comer. no sÓlo disfrutar de algÚn postre. entonces, simplemente viene y ve la muestra. pide un sandwich que es hecho con huevo, jamÓn

could you me on those off on those after care, patricia would have a double mind. she got the one, but i don't if i'm going to happen to you how school or just approach signing up sort octo, she's gonna can usually when use now you will have to send you a shock, a man or some you pretty much the transitional. i don't remember much is for that moment to remember how we heard him laugh and how we walked away with my hands shaking. they asked me to give them the nice and i did my renewal, and i'll call you home supervisors caught up on the shift to heritage. well, by when it's is a one time as thoughts, the and so strong. in this world, everything is done through for whoever, stronger is right the the, the boss for the i'm going your 1st one. it's, you know, it's a good one without stopping and your address is a new google or 0. it's called a more just because that's where you one is a gosh, looks are still fluid and nature was good to go to the ocean project. is that awesome? the or your formula for the visual, horrible a business from your school. and you also have

. >> patricia aguayo was at the popular club elegante. >> i was sitting at the bar and all of a sudden san francisco police officers walked in and ice. they locked the door and said nobody could leave. who was to ever think that this was going to turn into a deportation? >> immigration agents did not have a search warrant, but held everyone in place to check their identification. >> it was a well known club. they knew that it was predominantly latino. >> patricia is a native san franciscan and she felt racially profiled. >> i was legally here, wanted to let them know that they were not going to just profile people and assume that everybody in that club was undocumented. >> patricia and the aclu filed a class action lawsuit claiming their constitutional rights were violated. they were detained and questioned simply because they were latinos. they won. >> when i came out of that immigration raid, i was stunned. just because i looked this way. i'm going to be profiled and stopped. >> the incident led to an expansion of the city's sanctuary policies, forbidding local law enforcement from c

it was a well-known club. >> they knew that it was predominantly latino. >> patricia is a native san i was legally here, wanted to let them know that they were not going to just profile people and assume that everybody in that club was undocumented. >> patricia and the aclu filed a class action lawsuit claiming their constitutional rights were violated. they were detained and questioned simply because they were latinos. they won. >> when i came out of that immigration raid, i was stunned. just because i looked this way. i'm going to be profiled and stopped. >> the incident led to an expansion of the city's sanctuary policies, forbidding local law enforcement from cooperating with immigration agents. immigrant advocates say raids at places where latinos gather may come back under the trump administration. >> the last time president trump was in office, 7-eleven stores and convenience stores were subject to immigration raids in neighborhoods where latinos were heavily populated and is designed to frighten and terrify the immigrant community and encourage what's called self-deportation.

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patricia gabbe, ohio state university: extreme prematurity, which means that baby is not in utero past, past 24 weeks. paul: pat gabbe is an ob-gyn doctor at ohio state university. dr. patricia gabbe: that extreme premature baby, it starts out life with a disadvantage, and two and three times more black babies are born very, very early as white babies. and that's where the disparities begin. paul: and so the infant mortality disparity begins there too, because of the health of black mothers says dr. gabbe. dr. patricia gabbe: they age more prematurely that our white moms, so they have more hypertension, weathering, we call it, from the stress of their living environments. paul: five years into its project, cradle cincinnati decided to focus more narrowly, on the black infant mortality rate. meredith smith: we must change this rate in order to see success. as we focus on black women and their reality, we close the gap. paul: that focus included a massive county outreach to all pregnant moms, getting them to doctor's offices, at-home visits from health care workers, even billboards and s

patricia por mayor hablÓ con un experto y escucha quÉ fue lo que dijo.cuando usas inteligencia artificial. no compartas documentos con ninguna aplicaciÓn, revista quÉ permisos pide. >> tÚ tienes el poder de decidir quÉ datos compartir y con quiÉn. nuestra privacidad vale oro. reportera: al usar la tenencia artificial, puede generar contenido que suena muy convincente, pero que no es verdadero. >> la ia puede generar resultados adversos. reportera: por eso hay que no confiarse en lo que dice la inteligencia artificial ciegamente. >> aunque veo que las mecÁnicas pesan automatizando, no significa que todos estÉn en riesgos. trabajos que implican creatividad o empatÍa esta siendo potenciados por la inteligencia artificial. presentadora: es necesario aprender lo que los ingenieros llaman energÍa. >> esto consiste en dar instrucciones precisas y esto deba ayudarse a obtener mejor resultados y aprovechar todo el potencial de estas herramientas. >> es como aprender a hablar con el inteligencia artificial. por ejemplo en youtube. >> la clave estÁ en no ver la ell

a day time missiles for our kids, the city is that patricia, at least 13 civilians are reported, killed the, i'm there until them. thanks for joining us. the los angeles fire chief says at least 2 people have been killed and many more injured by wild fires. he called a widespread disaster fires are raging out of control in at least 3 areas of l. a authority say more than a 1000 buildings are destroyed and that the blaze continue to grow with quote, 0 percent containment. the sky has changed its color in the los angeles area. a series of wild fines that started on the outskirts of the city has spread to several sub urban communities. the places have already destroyed or damaged thousands of homes. tens of thousands of residents have been order to evacuate as the inferno continues to rage. this is our, we get it, i'm driving towards on right now, and i don't even know what to say. i'm sweet. so some shots, just so sad for devastated communities, we lost $600.00 fire helps, and that was the fire, one of which was fine. and now i don't even know how we're going to be able to recover from th

with us now is patricia king, the first openly transgender infantry soldier. patricia, thank you so much for being with us. i want to read you from this executive order. it says, quote, a man's assertion that he is a woman and his requirement that others honor this falsehood is not consistent with the humility and selflessness required of a service member. your reaction to that? >> yeah. >> absolutely. >> um. that language. >> is a huge pivot from what we've seen in the past. this stops being about qualifications to serve and starts being about vilifying hardworking service members who are already doing their job right now. >> talk to me what you mean about a shift in this case? because what struck me when he was calling it a falsehood is the president in this order is saying, you're lying and forcing others to acknowledge your lie is what he's saying. >> you know, that's what i'm hearing, too, as i read this, is questioning. integrity is a step in vilifying a group of people, right? when we start suggesting that they're their honor is in question, um, it's ea

patricia: te has saboteado alguna vez?Ó 3 cosas que voy a recomendar. identifica los pensamientos que te estÁn bloqueando. esos pensamientos que tÚ te respete contante mente. como que para que lo hago si me voy a morir un dÍa. y mientras, si dices el dinero no se dan Árboles tÚ inmediatamente piensa con energÍa como dijo irma, no se dan Árboles pero se da con esfuerzo, con dedicaciÓn y constancia. revisa con cuidado de historia personal. porque no logre lo que tanto querÍa. por quÉ no hice para no lograr lo que me propuse. un momento de hacer una introspecciÓn y decir en algo me equivoquÉ. mira a tu miedo de frente. a ver quÉ es lo peor que puede pasar si no lo intento. que es lo peor que puede pasar si no hago esto y si me critican . a la vida es mÍa no es la vida de los demÁs. que habiendo tantos errores nuevos por cometer cometes los mismos, siga adelante por que el que quiere puede y use la frase que me decÍa mi mamÁ o si otro pudo por quÉ usted no? raÚl: esas frases nos ayudan mucho, algunos lo conocen como decreto, c

patricia: vamos a comenzar. en new york no te pierdes esta experiencia que te vas a sorprender y te pones a pensar. fran: me parece muy cool. creo que para ir con los niÑos tal vez. jomari: es tan cool como para una experiencia. fran: seguimos con mÁs experiencia, informaciÓn y todo. jomari: con el hombre que se cruzan en los sets. [risas] raÚl: mÁs adelante, en "despierta amÉrica", por quÉ yuri le tuvo que decir que le canto a los grandes narcos? la cosa estÁ que arde en "sin rollo". este tema me encanta. tenemos alineaciÓn de planetas a final de mes. te vas a enterar de lo que significa esto para tu vida y para tu signo. los rituales para aprovechar esa energÍa. tambiÉn empresas estadounidenses que crean empleo, pero la tasa de desempleo cambia poco. tenemos un nuevo reporte del departamento del trabajo. quÉdate con nosotros en departamento del trabajo. quÉdate con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica". tan cremoso. tan delicioso. es indulgent moisture body wash. para una piel suave... ...y lisa. dile adiÓs a la pie

and additional support from koo and patricia yuen, committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities. and from the charina endowment fund. additional support for this program is from the hollyhock foundation. >> hurricane dora out in the central pacific, now just directly south of the hawaiian islands, but it is pretty far south of hawai'i... >> narrator: the day of the deadliest american wildfire in more than a century began with a hurricane. >> red flag warning, could see gusts up to 65 for these areas, mostly on the leeward side. high wind warning for just about everybody and if you don't have a high wind warning... (voice fading out) >> narrator: maui, hawai'i's second largest island, was on alert. >> they issued the red flag warning yesterday, because of the dry conditions, the hot temperatures, the windy conditions, no rain, all of that is easy to start fires and easy to spread them, especially with these kinds of winds. >> i had been watching this storm for quite a while. we knew it was coming. it's a pretty worrisome thing for all of us. everybody had canceled the

busy bunch of several offensive and eastern ukraine, including to us coffee is up patricia and how soon following stations are open in croatia for the presidential run of votes. incumbents or mulanda pitch from the social democratic party is expected to win a 2nd time is promised to fight the government corruption. feeling to both right and the left leaning voters in the 1st round a voting on december. the 29th milan events received 49 percent of the vote is conservative rival black. i'm pretty much supported by the conservative governing party h t z and received nearly 20 percent results that are expected on sunday. those the headlines coming up. it's witness the the . 7 this is a about the phone for the digit ticket, and that is on the complaint that i need to see if that to that i need to find out for assistant get issues, team 40 calling to get on the less the different when they meet up the date, i guess the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the, the the, to be the most security for security reasons to go. so i'm going to myself, go notice the symbol, the name to someone who is not th

and additional support from koo and patricia yuen, committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities. additional support for this program is provided by the jonathan logan family foundation- empowering world changing work. ♪ ♪ (audience cheers, band plays) >> for trump, today's inauguration marks the greatest political comback in generations. >> ...comes back to the white house. remarkable when you consider the way he left the white house. >> ...enjoying what was thought to be an impossible milestone. >> you think back to after january 6. the thought of him coming back to the presidency was not even remotely a possibility. a total impossibility to everyone but trump. >> ...so help me god. >> ...so help me god. >> congratulations, mr. president. (audience cheers) >> the political comeback is complete, he is now president... >> we will never see anything like this in the lifespan of this country, i think, ever again. it wasn't just the most historic, most improbable, impossible comeback, it was a roar-back. >> (mouthing) (audience cheers) >> narrator: it was donald trump's

its you let me know which in your bitch 3rd spread doors show you patricia to convict and afford your so to america, before you have the most the most, some of them which of the, the franchise steering you could go to the ship at the middle. the dogs are pitching experience, and then there's a single with that, the, don't go with the thought, see me in the sagal, but the noise is for, for the, for the, for the quote. sure. got it all. the good thought of jesus slee again, is my of them almost full of but the senior come eat the ship, looked at the wash. there isn't, you will not be able to play with them on some boulders of you. they both only show the daughter slipped solve the dome, assuming the saga excursion i'm throwing at us because of it's a pro opinion on the video g as in the gal which can go to the dash them was the same because of that there is no, it's ok to clean it. bridge diet is cause it's for the cause of the door. oh yeah. because the question yeah, reduce to current to reference the certificate. put them into pretty much the, the pro fees course because when you mig

patricia, i agree with you completely. now turning to another story.her good week this week in the national polls, coming within one point of the labour party. it's been joint number one in some of the polling recently. but one of the more interesting aspects about this, which very few people have picked up on, is that the reform party is now also in the latest yougov poll, the most popular political party among the working class. not quite what you'd expect, given some of the coverage of the party in the mainstream media. now i'm joined tonight by paul embery, a labour supporting trade unionist. paul, what is going on? why is the working class flocking to nigel farage and reform? what's your view? >> well good evening matt. i mean, the truth is the old if you like, industrial working class element of the labour party has been hollowing out of the party for about the last 30 years. i don't think that's anything new, particularly because the party has gradually become a party for the professional and managerial classes. i say that as a member of the lab

most prominent in the ukrainian military, the short of this, the spaniards paid custody of senior patricia to the customer review the condition . yeah, i remember coordinators for extra to the stop shipping. can you refresh to city on the 28 supposedly some you sure will be arisen mode and vague in this claim that religion is at least 11000 years old. in fact, it's closer to 50 is it was created on the east coast of america, not on the banks of the meet the river run 0. religion has meetings and members of the training. and they ask for a living in canada, united states all and we're forever, they are the ceiling go room. there was found to begin his journey to becoming the ultimate profit of ukrainian and more than the paganism. and we'll, or to the wrong scrap january, february, each machine. you know, we're the reason for the, i'm sort of pure overview of that one. cause a way, somebody chiefly a computer with me. so you will see because you must apply it to me guys, you have to cry, you scare me by then. so then go which propagation ukrainian exceptionalism and hatred of russians and j

mag and he patricia. >> i'm steve welch i was 13 years old selling newspapers on 24th. a kid says well is a program kids row and sail their own boats. okay let's go. get on the bus and go down aquatic park and here i am. 50 years later. what i don't see in this plan is any and youth boating training facility. so we were a tenant of the p commission since 1920. until san francisco cave it to the federal government in the late 70s. we had i great history with you. and we run a really good youth program. we teach upon seamanship. service the youth pooech teach other youth how to operate vessels. learn to rescue people. put out fires. swim of the i became a life guard and leadership than i lead kids in sailing and operating the boats. our facility there is 83 years old. it is falling, part there is no money to fix it just look at closed mounty pier and imagine what ours looks like. we are looking forward to working with the park again to run this very successful program. this we have open but don't see facilities we like to be included in the planning for this. >> some of o

violinist rose crelli staged a benefit concert in patricia's green in hayes valley and at the hella bagel shop in albany workers were busy making a special huevos rancheros bagel with the proceeds going to an organization called feed the streets l.a. >> running a bagel shop we're in here all day every day. i mean there's not much time for anything else. it felt like a perfect marriage for us of what we do and understanding the importance of a warm meal sometimes. >> anything you can do to make yourself feel like you're involved somehow with the misery that's there and maybe relieve it somehow i think helps us in our sense of being part of a greater community. >> reporter: but if there's a place where the terror of wildfire hits home, it's in the north bay. vonnell osmidoff owns a beach-themed clothing shop in novato, but she lives in santa rosa and remembers what it was like when she had to evacuate her home in 2017. >> explosion after explosion after explosion and i went outside and everybody on the street was already packing and i'm like oh, my gosh, i think we need to pack. so we start

. >> reporter: sergeant patricia says investigators are in the process of figuring out what happened. at this point, she couldn't release the ages, names, and the relationship of the four victims. police do say all of the victims are adults. residents have been shaken by this incident. but they have been assured by police that they are not in any danger. >> i did ask one police officer. i said, you know, okay. i understand it is bad. i said are we in danger? he goes no. >> reporter: santa rosa police say these types of incidents are extremely rare. just to give you some perspective. the city only had two homicide ins 2024. >>> coming up, the fire ins southern california have caused mass devastation. but they have also brought out the best in people. how one man stepped up to help a total stranger. heidi covey: so, i have an eye disease that causes blindness. i have moments where i get a little bit sad because i just can't see things that i used to. dr. stanley taught me to trust in the lord even when you don't want to. god is such a faithful father. nothing that happens to us isn't wi

>>>>martha patricia perez's daughter, nicole perez, managed kimmie's deli just outside new orleans and was a loving mother to her four year old son. >>>>she. have a lot of dreams, she have a lot of dreams. she can't do it now she's gone. >>>>also among the killed 18 year old akira cheyenne dido, who dreamed of becoming a nurse, and another 18 year old karim badawi, an engineering student at the university of alabama. >>>>the people who were killed in that attack range in age from 18 to 63. to our health watch now, the u.s. surgeon general is calling for updated alcohol warning labels to include a cancer risk warning. cbs reporter bradley blackburn has the details. >>>>u.s. surgeon general vivek murthy has released a new advisory warning about alcohol use and cancer risk. it says alcohol consumption is the third leading preventable cause of cancer in the u.s., after tobacco and obesity, increasing the risk for at least seven cancers, including breast colorectum, esophagus, liver, mouth, throat and voice box. regardless of what type of alcohol is consumed. >>>>when a surgeon general send

executive director of the housing authority patricia wells says she has been waiting for this day. >> it's a long time coming. >> reporter: despite the waitlist opening, the o aj has not received new vouchers for the public. instead, they are planning to reissue existing vouchers from recipients who have moved on from the program. wells explains while many applications come from oakland, there are also applications from throughout the us. >> we received in the first week over 18,000 applications. and keep in mind, the 18,000 folks will be put into a lottery because the waitlist will only have 5000 slots. >> reporter: they will work their way through all the people on the waitlist. they hope they will be able to reopen the waitlist in 5 to 8 years. simpson knows applying for section 8 still comes with a stigma, but she hopes anyone who is eligible will apply. it has allowed her not only to buy a home but to go back to school, get her masters and advance her career. >> don't feel like section 8 is going to limit you and what you can do in your life. >> reporter: injuring oakland housing

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the authors included jean alito, black, patricia brady, myra gutin, christy miller, holly shulman, and nancy beck young, all of whom gone on to publish important work in first lady's studies. and most of them, dr. gould, to thank for getting him started. building this in 1999. dr. gould launched his modern first lady's book series, published the university press of kansas. it is impossible to overstate the importance of this book series. his lady bird johnson, our first lady was the first to appear. it was based on extensive archival research and concentrÉ noted on mrs. johnson's environmental. it was really the first book focused on a first lady's substantive policy issue rather than a treatment. it became the model for the series. 17 books covering edith all the way through hillary clinton. for which dr. gould again broadened the field of scholars by inviting academics from very different disciplines. i'm to report that jill hummer and, catherine sibley are currently completing on laura bush and michelle obama respectively to continue that series. still in the rich 1990s, another mar

then patricia arquette came in as cobel.wd of people at grand central when patricia and tramell tillman came in, the, you know, bad guys on the show, the whole place got silent. [ light laughter ] like people were scared of them. but they came in. >> seth: and that's like grand central wwhere, like, scary people walking around all the time. >> everyone's scary at grand central. [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah, yeah. >> she came in and she's like, "what is going on with these computers," and she got under the desk, and then all of them were broken within 30 seconds. [ laughter ] so by the end we were just like throwing paper airplanes. >> seth: i do, i love -- by the way, i love that your prop department is like, "this is what happens when it's just actors." >> that's right. [ laughter ] can't do anything. >> seth: everything breaks immediately. >> that's right. >> seth: i'm really happy it's back. i'm really happy for all of you. >> thanks, man. >> seth: i do want to say real quickl because it's still happening, i feel like

we can put the, put on the yeah and like it is patricia or store into the me a temporary no. no. so should i send you those? make them on the if the dealer with you to sit down while i just put them on the phone. yeah. of course, because look at easy enough. the other thing is the lease or something like 0 with the money because it is we're talking about what the some of the, what the name of the vehicle. we know it should be the class on the, but you just use quoting, you will choose from the 1st lecture split class. you can use the billing then, which is the lowest level, but it's the only point that the host of we're exposed. could you see it says line yeah, mature on the glass of the ship. this will take less but almost 50 plus on them. and they said you looked at the 3 units on tumble of school, but he woke up with you. you see what we don't mind would be possible the because it is and you might have cecilia encouraging abuse. now mean much too much of where you are was game the key, but it to me of a lot of us political blair. scott, do not. they mean was why it was why the

we've never been able to all the yeah, my name is patricia, sol, store you to me a temporary? no. no. so should they send me out like a mazda dealer with you to see them? all i do is put them on the phone. yeah. of course. that is a great easy enough other than yours lease or something. let's deal with the money because it, because we're talking about what does what the, what is it the the better way. and that should be the class on that, but you just use quoting your cheapest options for class, you can use the billing then, which is the lowest level of policy or the point that the cost of we're exposed. could you see it says line. yeah. and that you under class of egypt, this be i think less, but almost about the cost on the methods you looked at. double up, are you to assemble a school x 3 will cover? you see what we don't mind would be the possible the because it is and you might have cecilia, it goes up. you see, i mean, what do you mind? simple euro scheme. yeah. the key but it to me a bit to oscar to not, i mean the lot was typical but yeah. so do not. they mean was why it w

patricia, new jersey, democratic line, you are on with mike gonzales. heritage foundation. go ahead, please. caller: go ahead -- good morning, america. we've only had civil rights since the 60's. this is the reminder. all of the people who come to america have truly benefited from the fight. even from the 60's, the fight of natural, to make your life better, to make the life of other people come here better. even europeans from eastern europe, now. they lived great because of african americas fight. we do need some type of civil rights being enforced. it's not happening, as we can see. thank you for letting me share. host: i think we need civil rights -- guest: i agree, we need civil rights enforce strongly. the federal government needs to make sure that all of the united states, anyone hiring or promoting by this structure that we have to make sure that americans are treated according to their ability and according to their actions, not according to some immutable characteristic they can do nothing about. these two are race and sex, immutable characteristics that you're bo

i give you the first lady of our land, the first lady of our world, patricia ryan nixon. and. now that was 2 minutes and 5 seconds. so at the end of the ovation. oh, no, the whole thing goes on for 9 minutes. i mean this is incredible that kind of again she is at that top pinnacle of her popularity she she wants them to stop but they won't. so it's amazing she wants to give her her speech. right she wants to give a speech is one of those stem wonders. and went on for quite a while. oh, look at that talk. oh, yes. very long. so we should see that. we should see it. i think we have time here. i think we are. well, i certainly can say this is the most wonderful i've ever had. and for. i listen, jimmy, i listen to jimmy stewart's introduction. i mean, i was so appreciative and grateful to him for being here today. and he certainly is right. i stay in the wings, don't come out in front too often. so this is quite unusual for me. but i do want to thank all of you for your friendship and your loyal support and for their planning this wonderful evening. for me, i shall remember it alw

patricia is that i don't know where i'm going to get the money because i count on enough to keep a car and have food in my fridge. we once we queued for fuel for 10 hours, we arrived at 3 am and lived at 4 pm. it's not easy. i think the then in 2018 or 29th. oh you wait for refineries were totally paralyze this. i meant the body shop. niana carrasco is on a mission to find out why her car keeps. i think she's one of the many victims this the poor quality fuel the country contends with today. she's taking her call to a garage for a check having a car in venezuela is really hard and expensive because the call sometimes fails to stop there several components on the call a damaged, like the fuel town. for example, the, i'm praying that she's one of those components has initiated the battery or the fuel pump. it wouldn't be completely damaged about that, but the selena for the call doesn't catch on fine. no. she's hosting high trusted mechanic rose will help diagnose the issues with the car not know how are going until am i saying one piston isn't working on these 3 hours, or what counts. t

yeah, i'm looking is patricia, sol, store me a temporary no. that no searching usually send me out. those make a mazda dealer with you to see them. all i do is put them on the phone. yeah, of course. that is a great easy enough. the other thing is police or something. let's deal with the money because it is we're talking about, well, somebody, what is it that my social studies, the theatre williams. and that should be the cost on the purchase use quoting you, when she was coming up as much as for class, you can use the billing, which is the $1.00 on the policy. again, the point that the host of we're exposed is allowing you to let you under class of egypt as be i think last but almost the 50 plus i'm, i'm and i said you looked at double a pretty huge and tumble of school looks pretty woke up with you and you see what i don't mind would be possible the because they use and you my, i'm cecilia because they didn't abuse me. i mean, went to mind typical, you're always game the key, but it to me up a lot last political but yeah, scott, do not. they mean was like, it was why, for the torc

patricia farrar-rivas: more than it being a historic building, it's the place where a community comeshorror picture show" here. roger: of course, robin williams came several times during film festivals. john c. reilly. this is the stars' dressing room. it does have a bathroom in it, and it's not very large. joe: as the world changes, the theater is adapting too. there are plans to expand the building with bigger dressing rooms and even another screen. roger: and we want to add on and we want to renovate and we wanna make it so it'll be here for future generations. joe: in the era of streaming, this is a place where memories are shared. roger: to be in the same room, to listen to other people laugh, make you laugh, you laugh with people. you can cry with people. joe: if rhoten had his way. roger: her name is trixie. joe: it would remain 1934 within the doors of this historic theater. roger: i'm sort of a traditionalist. i guess i probably wouldn't change anything. joe: well, thanks for joining me here on nbc bay area for this edition of "fog city stories." i'm joe rosato jr., urging yo

we're being able to all the yeah, megan this patricia, sol, store you to me a temporary no. no searching. usually send me ocean. those may come on the f. c dealer with you to see them. all i do is put them on the phone. yeah, of course, that is a great, easy enough other than yours lease or something. let's deal with the money because it is, we're talking about what the, what is the be, are we and that should be the class on that. but you just use quoting, you will choose from the 1st lecture split class. you can use simple on them, which is a little, almost level of what i see on the, on the point that the host of with us could you see it says line. yeah. and that you under class of you should just be, i think less, but almost about the class i'm, i'm, and if you look at double up, what are you to assemble a school x 3 will cover. you see what we don't mind would be possible. the look i've been using you might have cecilia encouraging abuse now. i mean with 2 months ago you're almost game. yeah. ok. but it to me a bit to oscar to not. i mean lot was totally cool but yeah, s

. >> santa rosa police sergeant patricia steffens says the drones could be launched remotely from the roofs of buildings, traveling up to 50mph, hovering 300ft off the ground. its video feed monitored in real time, allowing the department to decide how police should respond. >> now, this could be a violent, in-progress crime, or it could be a natural disaster. >> the drone asked first responder program is already being used by fremont police and the chula vista pd near san diego. >> think about how important it is to determine whether it's a pencil in someone's hand, a knife, or a cell phone. this is really about deescalation at its best. >> not everyone is convinced the criminal justice branch of the sonoma county naacp says without safeguards, it can't support the program due to potential civil rights threats and privacy concerns. >> and this is statistically validated that they do tend to over monitor communities of color. and so the concern is that given that past precedent and the statistics that the drones will be flying over certain communities more than the other communities.

so we have the patricia and if with the beneficiary t o a minute on resources, that a surprise, great potential. but it will contest to continue to work with others because as an equal partner, as you quote men, because remember, even if you have this the resources and you do finish goose unit tech support them from way. so you'll, you'll, you'll cannot do it if you don't have good relationships with the, with the, with the east eh, and so on. but of the guy, if it'd be good to move to a higher level. now when you look at the developments today, in so far as the west banning russian media outlets that includes our team. what is your view, particularly what it comes to south africa because view is still struggling to access r t in south africa. don't supple, depending of any media does ditch. we should insight that one of the people who have been watching the last shift television. you're not really just a and we're going to read pretty sure that it's on band because no budget should be banned you most. but take the next thing, i'm not going to do. yes, but yes, i'm a communications to

the past few months that we do a lot of, uh, you know, even more expected rates and more intensive patricia from being that the states. but that is exactly the time which the chinese government does not want to make a deal with it. i will go away administration, they're waiting to for the right time to, to strike a deal. so i think that we should expect something interesting to happen with the next few months, although we must make a distinction that some of these policies, not every single trump. some of this, i've a 5 participants, like a male, a catch of rights in china, russia as adversary's. and so for those different parties and also the trump himself b as some peasant allowed fee, uh to as to how the policy could be made to, to, you know, control some of the advisory. all right, so yeah, let me come to you now, not from says the he is going to return to his previous policy of maximum pressure . when you run, it doesn't bring you around to the negotiating table of 8 nuclear program last time you think it might have a better result this time. and the maximum pressure that he impose on

patricia, how would it be the room? i should go to the one, but i know it in florida. yeah, pretty a homeschool or just pull shining of sort of which is on can usually when your on your boat menu or shock, a man or something, you're pretty emotional transitional i don't remember much is for that moment to remember how we heard him laugh and how we walked away with my hand shaking. they asked me to give them the nice and i did my renewal, and i'll call you home supervisors caught up on the shift to try to reach me on my when it's as a one time as thoughts, the and so strong in this world, everything is done through for whoever, stronger is right, the look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except we're so shorter is that conflict with the 1st law show alignment of the patient for should be very careful about visual intelligence. the point obviously is tooth makes a truck rather than to the various jobs. i mean with the artificial intelligence. we have somebody in the team and the robo

patricia, how would it be double mind? she got the one, but i know a lot. yeah. pretty your house calls or just approach signing up for october. she said i can usually when your on your boat and your shock a plan or something you pretty much the plans i saw. i don't remember much just for that moment to remember how i heard him laugh and how i walked away with my hands shaking. they asked me to give them the nice and i do look for your home supervisors clinical shift to try to reach out by when it's for a long time as thoughts th, and so strong. in this world, everything is done to for whoever is stronger is right the with the end of world war one. the movement for indian independence from the british empire flared up with renewed vigor. the british responded to the growth of the national liberation movement with arrest and brutal violence. repression cause active resistance. in march 1919 at the call of mahatma gandhi, a peaceful strike began in the country. but the british responded with a new round of violence and far bade the indians to gather more than 4 peo