loretta swit: m*a*s*h lasted 11 seasons.: if we didn't have such a terrific union here, i'd put in my two week's notice but i'm too weak. jim mckairnes: february 28th, 1983. jason alexander: the war is over and the show is over. it's the most organically perfect finale. potter: you boys always managed to give me a good laugh right when i needed it most. i was laughing to beat all hell. bj: i love a good laugh like this. jamie: to this day, we are still the highest rated tv show. 125 million watched that last episode. loretta swit: so many of us couldn't get through the goodbyes. we just kept crying. eric mccormick: i turned to my dad and he was crying... and it hits me that you can make people laugh um for half an hour, but you can also in an instant, because they care, twist the knife that can last forever. dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of adva

in her final years, loretta found joy in working as a security officer. her favorite workplace was the chase center where she worked at games, concerts and events. always bringing her vibrant energy to every occasion. loretta is life was a testament to resilience, faith and unconditional love. she will be deeply missed but never forgotten. her spirit will continue to shine through the lives of all those she's touched. >> the rest i submit thank you. >> supervisor walton. supervisor chin thank you, madam clerk. colleagues today i'm introducing an in memoriam for mr. john horton, owner of san francisco toyota a longtime business. john was born in san rafael in california on april 17th, 1952. a graduate of san rafael high school. john attended san francisco state where he was majoring in business who had hopes of one day becoming a corporate attorney. >> however, one afternoon in 1971 john saw a three by five card on a bulletin board that said general help needed at bob reynolds toyota. >> john applied and was hired to sweep floors, wash vehicles and organiz

in her final years, loretta found joy in working as a security officer. her favorite workplace was the chase center where she worked at games, concerts and events. always bringing her vibrant energy to every occasion. loretta is life was a testament to resilience, faith and unconditional love. she will be deeply missed but never forgotten. her spirit will continue to shine through the lives of all those she's touched. >> the rest i submit thank you. >> supervisor walton. supervisor chin thank you, madam clerk. colleagues today i'm introducing an in memoriam for mr. john horton, owner of san francisco toyota a longtime business. john was born in san rafael in california on april 17th, 1952. a graduate of san rafael high school. john attended san francisco state where he was majoring in business who had hopes of one day becoming a corporate attorney. >> however, one afternoon in 1971 john saw a three by five card on a bulletin board that said general help needed at bob reynolds toyota. >> john applied and was hired to sweep floors, wash vehicles and organiz

loretta mester is here with us. she's the former cleveland fed president, currently adjunct professor of finance at wharton school of business and a cmc contributor. it's great to see you. welcome. thank you very much for having me. so the big development this week, cpi. is that why we're on hold. and it was interesting to have the president say lower rates should go hand in hand with tariffs when if anything tariffs probably make lower rates less likely. or maybe they don't. yeah i mean the cpi. was just another confirmation that. >> the progress. >> on inflation coming down has stalled since. >> the fall of last year. >> and so. you know, given. >> that the economy. >> still is healthy in terms of the labor market and growth, we saw that the economy grew. >> at 2.5%. >> last year. that's really good. it was 3% the year before. that's very healthy growth. it's above trend, right. there's no reason for the fed to be moving rates down at this point. they need to hold and wait and see how things develop. and so that,

. >>> loretta lynn visited us many times in studio 1a and even out on the plaza. ♪ ♪ >> well, now loretta savannah, jenna, you got to meet the late great country music icon. how do you think that will go on broadway? >> amazing. >> you were really friendly with loretta. >> i loved her. every time i interviewed her she would be like what the blank are you doing here. >> she was your tom hanks. >> she was my tom hanks. should we try out? >> i'm g glad you ought it up. we were going to try out for the dolly. >> everybody has gone silent. >> maybe we can try with loretta. >> background singers. >> we will talk about that more in a little bit. >> not here,e, right n. >>> one more here. "the new york times" games, you connections, wordle, the cross words, but are anybody guilty of cheating a little bit? a new report from bet usa revealing where the biggest game cheaters are around the country. take a look at the list. massachusetts, new hampshire, vermont, maine, minnesota. they are the biggest offenders. >> brooklyn heights also made the list. the site analyzed factors such as search volume pe

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there are calls to ban not only abortion pills, but even birth control, which country singer loretta u.s? >> this incubator is overused because you've kept it filled. the feelin good comes easy now. since i've. >> got. >> the pill. that. >> jaunty take on a women's view and sexual empowerment might be the most controversial country song ever released, rolling stone writes today, including it on this new list, no other political vows have become embedded in our language, activists say. fight the power to challenge anyone abusing power. those words were first written as lyrics by the isley brothers 50 years ago. fight the powers that be, they urged. as a group known for uplifting r&b, turned to an era where they were facing racism, widespread civil unrest, a breakdown in trust and the lawless nixon presidency, which left many pessimistic about the notion of any real et in government. sound familiar now? that song was bold for mainstream radio at the time, but it was embraced just as billie holiday found that speaking controversial truths also somehow weren't so controversial they weren

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you brush sewage filter section on the so be on a 7.7 in february loretta cause will be relatively assessed on your machine model. shasta. so continuing to you through the process of a server and test drive the here, just as of this are sort of the software that you choose. and especially if i prefer to have the key and use that are in the open to do new user can log and it goes out. and if we do need to share it, send me feel brush nickel for exposure to media and store me on that. that was the wish that it will blatt's office. this is just the issue voice name, you're still doing on that old little zillow. it's a scale and will be, you know, every tune on us it would be an orthodontist holiday. people gather not from so but needs to run into those who died in 1992 long before general rudco related to his campaign for you to name a cisco select quine and up. i know your cleanings and then these i don't see for some given them use but i purchase this or this or not. but the vehicle now says, of course on mutual christopher, turn of the machine, or do you really have email place or study or

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my colleague loretta mom, a discussed to donald trump, his trade moves, and the global reaction with experts from 3 brooks countries. it was just more like us break this down, this idea that that has to be some common break scott and see read this chord. how being an idea of m that a lot, only 5 go to members back in 2022 or something. now we have a big splost, which is in an ever expanding mode. so i do not believe a common currency is the idea which breaks up working on the well being on a boss, get up kind of sees nashville, currencies, read international trade and local currencies with each other. so this idea is not something which is 4 to see about our dog and catch a 2nd thing. the critics class nations are working on connecting the payment to make kind of them and the payment system. so that helps with what we saw in the last time it as well as an outcome that they are working on and checking the facility awful, big screens exchange van. and they want to block the can be something which could be a mod, off by electrolyte. and my director trade among the big, spotless, with al

take on this sort of deal that these 2 countries are trying to make over these red minerals hello loretta. i think it can only be seen as positive if it comes to the, the a conclusion which is beneficial for by policies. mean we've seen this happen specifically in the, in, in the oil markets, right. if we look at a peck plus which is pretty much all the middle eastern countries, some of the north african countries, what they do by cooperating on pricing on, on spreading those resources of oil around the world is actually great. cheaper price is full, that right and people, which is the most important thing to the, to the american for american and russia. but also the stabilizer of this chaos in the world when it comes to trading of, of oil, which is of course, a come on to see a very precious one, as are lots of these. whereas that russia are in the united states and talking about is interesting because, you know, because we're hearing that the us is sort of the tennessee thing. he of dealing directly with the russia as of leaving you clean out as the middle mind. i mean the, how this by

loretta brower: mr. craig come to the house. me and my daddy was setting in the den.r: and he just threatened to shoot carey. and his daddy grabbed the gun, took the gun right--wrestled the gun and took the gun away. murphy: jurors saw photos of damage to the house said to be caused by that fight between brothers: a broken lamp, a scraped wall, damaged furniture. and in court, loretta brower testified about what else she said carey told her, that during that fight philip, the father, had given craig an ultimatum. ms. brower: if you don't leave robin alone, i'm going to cut you out of the will.' murphy: and in fact, philip heidt's accountant testified that he and philip did discuss taking craig out of his will, and philip's son carey had already taken his wife's name off a $3 million insurance trust that he'd set up for his children. it's not exactly clear what craig or robin did or didn't know about the estate papers, but then prosecutor michael muldrew said financial concerns were definitely on craig's mind. murphy: money is not a small factor here. mr. muldrew: thin

former cleveland fed president loretta mester.ident mester. but i guess i start with some of the recent inflation numbers that we've seen. i think that it was the third straight month where maybe you could make a case that that it stopped moderating. most people think it's still in a downward trajectory and it will resume, and maybe we can get some rate cuts. do you feel that that it's ready to start a downward trajectory again, or will we have a fourth straight month of hotter numbers? >> yeah. >> joe, i mean, i guess i'm concerned about the inflation progress. i think it has stalled. i think, you know, long term it's going to probably move back down. but i think the fed is right in being cautious here and not, you know, wanting to keep moving the interest rates down as they had planned to do. so i think they're right to be cautious. we'll have to see. you know we saw a similar kind of stall out at the beginning of last year. and the fed was concerned about it. and then later on in the year it did become move back down again. so

host: loretta is in cleveland, ohio on our line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning. my concern is more with the results of what elon musk is doing. i'm looking at unemployment, i'm looking at homelessness, i'm looking at inflation, i'm looking at prices, and all of the stuff that trump said, out of all of what he had said, he had never said where the money is going. so, i mean, we need a declaration saying that all of the money is going toward paying down the debt, which is why these leading everybody to believe, but i don't think that's the way it's going to go. i think that they are getting ready to run a heist on america. they are getting ready to set up all the millionaires and billionaires, and they cutting all the programs that people have paid their taxes into. something about this is illegal. i'm sorry. please help me here. thank you. guest: they've been there for about three weeks, i think three weeks on tuesday, so they are not necessarily going to produce results immediately. this is a large operation at the federal government level, and it will take some

i was appointed by attorney general loretta lynch at the back end of the obama administration, and thenh the trump administration and part of the biden administration. >> jon: and your job was to take this program that had been appropriated by congress and translate that legislation into action. >> that's right. and basically, my job was to make sure that those who were injured by the september 11th attacks, mostly because they were at the sites and breathing in the toxic dust, got the compensation that they deserved. [applause] >> jon: so you were, if i may, and obviously, i don't mean to just paraphrase, you are a parasite on the system. >> yes, apparently. >> jon: what do you think when you hear that kind of talk about those in the government that are there to try and faithfully execute what the legislation has already appropriated? >> honestly, it just makes me sad. i spent my entire career in federal government until i left in 2022, and throughout, administration, across party lines, and through all of it, every single person that i worked with, agencies across the government, thei

the former attorney general loretta lynch gave him an award for all the work that he had done he putis behind bars or in the ground. he's the right guy for the job and democrats panicking over him in becoming fbi director because they are very concerned about the tool that they had in politicizing law enforcement, federal law enforcement to go after political enemies rather than focusing on all the things that you laid on the opening making sure tips are followed up on in predatory doctors are not molesting young girls and making sure that they do their job to fight crime and keep criminals off the streets and harming innocent people. >> i think adam is mad because cash found and explode things that adam schiff wanted to keep secret. he was 0 - 2 on the senate floor and kash patel is 141 in i'm sure that gets on his nerves. let's listen to the dnc chair and i'll ask you on the other side. >> somebody parts of the coalition left us this last election cycle we know that from latino voters to working-class households to young voters and women you can go down the list only two ones that

feature and countable women like harriet tubman, rosa parks, billie holiday, aretha franklin, and loretta scott king. and i will showcase extraordinary -- it will be producing some of the most beautiful works of art in the form of a statue for men like frederick douglass, jackie robinson, martin luther king jr., muhammad ali. and the late kobe bryant. we are going to save tiger woods for another time. i'm sorry. during black history month we pay tribute to these heroes and somebody not to simply because they are black heroes but also because they are truly american heroes, who inspire all of us very much so. the theme of this year's celebration is african americans and labor, and we want to thank all of the black workers, construction workers, and every other worker they do a job like nobody can do. and we want to think them very much for their contribution. the contribution you have made him his incredible, opportunities on so many people. he is the father of opportunity. i am just the son but he is the father because he came into the white house, the oval office with this idea and it is

well, loretta chamber from upstate new york decided she wanted to tour a nearby table. >> one before. so what it was like on the inside. this is a love it. yeah. but the folks there at the livingston county jail said, ok, and then by that are in showed around. deputies say a coffee and white issue of war. and why? why? why? was just a a you know, wish of hers to see what it was like inside. you know, okay. and then they're big thing was how to get to be 104, right? because they would like to know is the scene. what did she say? she said mind your business with that's what want to tell the secret to longevity. no cause and everybody another fortune would be special. >> a 56 right now. happy birthday. yeah, incident and as we continue the couple morning news, 1000 teachers are playing at the rally in san ramon today. we'll tell you what they want. >> and the driver caught on camera driving recklessly through an east bay neighborhood. neighbors sharing their frustration over the lack of response from police and breaking news out of concord. heavy police presence in one neighborhood. we'r

i was honored to receive the 2017 assistant attorney general's award for loretta lynch for my work in helping the ugandans bring members of their group to justice for murdering 74 innocent people including an american. i would also receive the human intelligence award from the intelligence community for related work on that mission. my experiences at the national security division would later be followed on the national security council, and the senior representative of counterterrorism and national intelligence responsible for the promulgation of the presidential daily briefing, the most sensitive and classified information and secrets to protect the country. my time in the white house was preceded by my time right here in congress as a staffer on the health -- on the house intelligence committee where i exposed serious fisa former intelligence act abuses by members of the department of justice and federal bureau of investigation. that eroded the public trust in the fbi. the erosion of trust is all too low today. 40% of americans have trust in the fbi. in order to get it back there i

host: loretta is in cleveland, ohio on our line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning.concern is more with the results of what elon musk is doing. i'm looking at unemployment, i'm looking at homelessness, i'm looking at inflation, i'm looking at prices, and all of the stuff that trump said, out of all of what he had said, he had never said where the money is going. so, i mean, we need a declaration saying that all of the money is going toward paying down the debt, which is why these leading everybody to believe, but i don't think that's the way it's going to go. i think that they are getting ready to run a heist on america. they are getting ready to set up all the millionaires and billionaires, and they cutting all the programs that people have paid their taxes into. something about this is illegal. i'm sorry. please help me here. thank you. guest: they've been there for about three weeks, i think three weeks on tuesday, so they are not necessarily going to produce results immediately. this is a large operation at the federal government level, and it will take some time

host: loretta is in cleveland, ohio on our line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning.concern is more with the results of what elon musk is doing. i'm looking at unemployment, i'm looking at homelessness, i'm looking at inflation, i'm looking at prices, and all of the stuff that trump said, out of all of what he had said, he had never said where the money is going. so, i mean, we need a declaration saying that all of the money is going toward paying down the debt, which is why these leading everybody to believe, but i don't think that's the way it's going to go. i think that they are getting ready to run a heist on america. they are getting ready to set up all the millionaires and billionaires, and they cutting all the programs that people have paid their taxes into. something about this is illegal. i'm sorry. please help me here. thank you. guest: they've been there for about three weeks, i think three weeks on tuesday, so they are not necessarily going to produce results immediately. this is a large operation at the federal government level, and it will take some time