it was marilyn, her friend, linda's, mom. she called and said, marnel, it's marilyn.th you? with you? why would she be with you? it was the strangest call of my life. dennis murphy (voiceover): marilyn said she and linda had gone to church sunday evening. the next morning, marilyn couldn't find her. dennis murphy: how did she sound-- - she said-- - --marilyn? very stressed. very stressed. dennis murphy (voiceover): marilyn also called the pima county sheriff. dennis murphy (voiceover): detective kelly anderson wasn't on the case back then, but remembers it well. kelly anderson: there are not that many adult missing persons because, frankly, an adult can go wherever they want to. and they don't need permission, or they don't have to tell anybody. dennis murphy (voiceover): still, a deputy was dispatched to linda's house. he doesn't see anything that would indicate foul play. nothing's been tossed in the house. no, he doesn't see any blood. he doesn't see any indication of violence or a struggle. the only thing he notices is the broken coffee cup and some property that

i mean, marilyn monroe is a perfect example.ou miss her. up to and thought of, or whatever it is. but from a person who's that person, you really have to do a lot of work on yourself internally, to be ok with not also being disappointed with yourself. because you... it was a shock to me the first time i saw something was in the film. iwas like... he was like, "aw." definitely. i think you go to europe or... and reverence for beauty, mature beauty. we don't... ithink... um, but it goes beyond youth—obsessed. you know, it's, um... when they were so young. i think i got lucky in the fact that somewhere along the line, mm—hm. not myself, because i avoided looking in the mirror and i couldn't see what other people saw. i didn't want to get to know that too much. um... all of those things that sort of add to you as a human being, of a decade", which is ridiculous in and of itself... and i was a pretty face, but, you know, really? but i nurtured other things always as a response to it not in writing the book, have you also... and maybe

. >> reporter: and his 93-year-old wife, marilyn, of sioux falls, south dakota. >> i will get this donelays of affection made possible, they say, by their private nightly ritual. >> it's very simple. >> yeah. >> and it's very easy to do. >> we wouldn't go to sleep without that. >> reporter: it happens... >> you want a song? >> reporter: right before bed. >> sure. >> reporter: don sits down beside his bride of 68 years and starts to sing. ♪ unforgettable ♪ ♪ that's what you are ♪ ♪ unforgettable ♪ %-@. ♪ love that clings to me ♪ >> they started doing this about 50 years ago. >> and i discovered a couple of things. first of all, it pleased her. and secondly, it calmed us. and if we had a disagreement or something before, it was gone by the time we went to sleep. >> reporter: a magical, musical elixir... >> you got it. >> reporter: that their son doug says happens without fail. whether they are here or in a hotel room or in the hospital -- >> doesn't matter. i'm not aware that they ever miss it. [singing] >> reporter: last month, marilyn fell and broke her hip, and sure enough, her nightly

it's sort of a concept that we... the james deans and the marilyn monroes and we would talk about it,u... i'm not comparing myself to any of those people, and your persona, your look, your whatever, is a focal point, if that person dies looking like that person, that we imprinted on, um... but if you are one of those people and you become imprinted on at a young age, a youthful face, i mean, marilyn monroe is a perfect example. if i saw her as an 80—year—old woman, i'd go, "oh, but she's in there somewhere." like, you miss her. and thought of, or whatever it is. and so i think psychologically, it's a very interesting thing. but from a person who's that person, you really have to do a lot of work on yourself internally, to be ok with not also being disappointed with yourself.— because you... i don't look... everything's lower, and... yeah. it was a shock to me the first time i saw a wrinkle on a monitor, because i thought something was in the film. they got a hair on the lens. yeah, it's got to be a hair in the lens.— definitely in italy and france, there is a certain respect and rever

i'm not aware that they ever miss it. ♪ >> reporter: last month, marilyn fell and broke her hip.gh, her nightly serenade continued without skipping a beat. ♪ it's when we're dancing ♪ >> it's when you sing to your spouse she realizes you care enough to go out of your way rather than just say good night, honey. >> 31 across. >> reporter: this valentine's day weekend, couples will be searching for just the right words to show their love. >> yeah, that works. >> reporter: but for don and marilyn, there is nothing to say. ♪ unforgettable too ♪ >> reporter: that can't be sung. steve hartman, on the road in sioux falls, south dakota. >> now that's sweet. >>> and that's today's "cbs news roundup." for some of you, the news continues. for others, tune in later for "cbs mornings." and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm carissa lawson. ♪ >>> hello, and thanks for watching. i'm carissa lawson in new york. and this is "cbs news roundup." here are the top stories. canadian officials are investigating a delta jet that flipped

the only way this will be marilyn's decade is if it is baltimore's time.hat's what we focused on extending the oriole's lease. why we focus on keeping the preakness in maryland for generations. why we invested in the convention center, while we focused on housing and getting rid of vacant housing. the reason we focus on violent crime. baltimore is having the most precipitous drop of anywhere in the country when it comes to homicides and nonfatal shootings and carjackings and autos up speared -- auto theft. if baltimore is thriving, your state will thrive. david: let's talk about your background, which is unusual. where were you born? gov. moore: in takoma park, maryland. david: your parents did what? gov. moore: my father was a radio journalist. my mother was his assistant. david: your father died when you were only three years old? gov. moore: he died from what is basically the epiglottis that we all have, his became so swollen that it just sat on top of his windpipe. his body suffocated itself and he died in front of me. david: did you realize what was h

marilyn odessa en nuestra gira de las herederas. te deseamos lo mejor, mi querida.r platicar contigo, marilyn, y con eso continuamos con más de hoy. gracias mario. mucha suerte, muchos éxitos arrestan a un consejero escolar. el detenido enfrenta cargos por presuntamente abusar de forma sexual a menores de edad en sacramento. y si ustedes, salvadoreño y su tps está por expirar. el consulado pone a su disposición un programa de asistencia para la renovación de este beneficio migratorio. con esto y más así comenzamos. al mediodía. este es tu noticiero telemundo california al mediodía. qué tal? les saluda flavio lacayo. muchas gracias por estar acá con nosotros. escuche, algunos estados del país están en alerta por un brote de sarampión, pero más adelante tendremos los detalles. pero antes vamos a dar inicio de esta emisión en vivo con información desde sacramento, donde un incendio consumió gravemente una vivienda, dejando a los residentes desplazados. andrés brender tú te encuentras ahí. cuéntanos qué sabes de este hecho. qué tal? pues sí. miren, nosotros estamos en l

host: marilyn up next in ohio. thanks for calling go ahead. >> i was calling about gaza and other subjects as much as i can get in. usually when we talk about a two state, republicans of the first ones to call in and talk about the holy land and prophecy and how sinful it would be. yet they are going to let america own gaza? and he is going to use the tax dollars that have taken away from america to help build that country. so he can plan his hotels, casinos and golf courses. he is going to use that money for panama and all of the other countries he wants to take over for those cost money. another thing is the policy of the democrat republican party as they get more to the rich and take those who have the least. there the first to call appear and defend the rich man. >> pat is in new york, independent line. >> can you hear me? >> yes you are on. >> we were looking at the last interview regarding gaza. we know the history and injustice and the power in this country which takes away the democracy that we supposedly h

marilyn's new home will be inside of a park just 100ft from its original location. featuring photographs by music legend paul mccartney is set to open this weekend in san francisco, and it's entitled paul mccartney's photographs 1963 to 64. eyes of the storm. it features photos taken by the member of the beatles during the band's explosion in popularity. more than 250 photographs will be on display at the de young museum starting this saturday, and the exhibit runs until july. well, the oakland roots made a lot of changes in the offseason with a vision for success, and the head coach says they have put together a team that is, quote, locked in on that goal of winning with players locally and globally. ktv cristina rendon reports from media day. >> hey, scam. >> at a wednesday afternoon practice, the oakland roots are ready for a f start. last season, the club fell in the first round of the playoffs for head coach gavin glinton. the offseason was productive. >> there's a lot of good energy around the group right now. real intensity that i think was lacking last year.

when i was younger, my mom and i would talk about, you know, the james deans and the marilyn monroes but when you are someone in the public eye and your the one we knew and fell in love with, that we um... you know, unless you're maybe audrey hepburn, but if you are one of those people and you become “1???“ lgéf'l’i�*fi éfififigififi if i saw her as an 80—year—old woman, i'd go, "oh, but she's like, you miss her. you miss the one you fell in love with and looked and so i think psychologically, it's a very interesting thing. a lot of work on yourself internally, to be ok right. because you... i don't look... everything's lower, and... yeah. and, like, you know, and it's a shock. it was a shock to me the first time i saw something was in the film. he was like, "aw." they got a hair on the lens. yeah, it's got to be a hair in the lens. definitely. i think you go to europe or... i'm not sure about the uk as much, but definitely... we don't... we have not figured that out yet. ithink... and i think, i'm hoping to contribute to that. is there... to 60, this idea that somehow you disappear. i thi

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policies targeting "anti-christian bias, eradication of the eaei program provoke reactions from marilyn's clergy" explain that article. >> pastor al hathaway a prominent pastor in baltimore is quoted throughout the article he talks about the old-school bible in biblical understanding. when donald trump skated theft with an attempted assassin bullet where it grazed his ear you can see the blood even he said that god saved him and it was an act of god. many christians will see that as god had a greater purpose for donald trump. so therefore, donald trump as a president about destiny and destined for donald trump to win but you look at donald trump's character people say that what donald trump does in his personal life is not necessarily what christians adhere to. but they also point to david and adulteress, he betrayed his wife, god was able to use him for a greater good. >> he also repented. >> i'm not saying the president has not t repented i don't know what he does in his private life but we do know when you pick about donald trump's extraordinary journey, the indictments, lawsuits, peop

marilyn thomas at cpac. must be at the negotiating table to end the war and ensure from europe's securitysident seniorfellow the mineral deal is next. mineral deal that he considered earlier in the week and he rejected, and it doesn't have security guarantees in the deal. basically the us makes out like a bandit, ukraine doesn't get very much out of it. to sign this. to ukraine since the war started three years ago, the deal is still under wraps. so i'm not going to go into all the details, very transactional. here in the uk, police are searching for a driver after a three—year—old girl was killed in a crash the driver of the van fled the scene in mosley street and officers say they are following several lines of inquiry to locate him. 0ur reporter meghan 0wen has more. this happened at a busy junction, particularly on a saturday morning, in the centre of the city on a narrow street. in fact, it is pretty close to the manchester art gallery. are ongoing and as of yet there are no arrests that have been made. to public transport, with many roads being closed and systems delayed or cancelle

be calling up those republicans who, republicans, maybe there aren't any republican senators and marilyn, thank god. but there are republicans all over this country. you see people with their handmaids and that is what is working. that's the only thing that will get the congress more afraid of their behavior and holding up their behavior and holding up social security you know, taxes, are things that have to be done i think. i think taking the cap -- she mentioned taking the cap off social security. my proposal does that. there's absolutely no reason that my daughter, a schoolteacher, has to pay taxes on her social security wages throughout the entire year and by august i know longer pay social security taxes. so that's one thing i would agree with dorothy on for sure. but that is not where we are right this minute. we're in the middle of trying to prevent the government from being shut down, trying to prevent these robber barrons from stealing all our money. putting youth, eldery, seniors at risk, taking medicare moneys. undermining medicare. withdrawing moneys from hospitals in rural a

thank you for being with us, congresswoman marilyn strickland of washington. the trump administration's crusade to cut government may be coming to the post office. on friday, the president said he may put the postal service under the control of the commerce department after operating as an independent entity for more than a half a century. the washington post reports the postal service's governing board plans they plans to fight this takeover. but the white house may try to dissolve that board. joining me now is mark austin, president of the american postal workers. to start, the postal service is one of the most diverse employers in the country. more than a third of the workforce is made up of people of color. about 21% are black americans. what is at stake for these workers? if trump's plans are carried out? mark. >> well, reverend sharpton, thanks so much for having me on. if these plans are carried out, it's a dagger. >> at. >> the heart of the american people and their. >> democratic right to. >> public postal service, universal service. wherever they liv

calling up those republicans who perhaps, republicans maybe there aren't any republican senators and marilynthank god. but there are republicans all over this country. that is what is working. that is the only thing that will get congress more afraid of their behavior and holding up that chainsaw than they are of donald trump. much for.very >> congresswoman, she also asked about taxing social security. ready salmon that? >> guest: social security, i have a proposal in particular that would address some of what dorothy is talked about. and social security taxes are things that have to be done. i think one thing taking the cap office social security. my proposal does that. there is absolutely no reason that my daughter, who was a schoolteacher, has to pay taxes on her social security wages throughout the entire year. and by august i no longer pay social security taxes. that is one thing i would agree with dorothy on for sure. but that is not where we are right this minute.e. we are in the middle of trying to prevent the government from being shut down and trying to prevent these robber barons

speakers included marilyn senator chris van hollen and maryland representatives jamie raskin and glennvey. this runs about 30 minutes. >> good morning, everybody (202) . good morning. i brought you guys a chant. at making posters because they were ill lidgeable so i became the chant master. how about this one? hey, hey, r.f.k., hands off the f.d.a. [chanting] [cheers] >> not bad for a first try, huh? how about hey, hey, r.f.k., we remember j.f.k. [chanting] that's right, john f. kennedy, a champion of science, a champion of medical research, a champion of democracy and nato. a champion of human rights all over the world. that's the kennedy we're standing up for today. my name is jamie raskin. i'm the congressman from maryland tees district, the national institute of health in bethesda, the world's premier health research institution. at this point congressman from noaa the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. i'm the congressman from f.d.a., the food and drug administration. i'm the congressman from niche, although i always forget exactly what that stand for but it's very i

and with that i would like to introduce the director of the department of emergency management, marilyn carroll. >> thank you, sheriff. we are absolutely ready for this event. as my colleagues have said, it has been months and months of planning. i am very grateful to all of my colleagues and i am especially grateful to mayor laurie and his staff who in just a little over a month in office are taking on this huge event. >> you see all of us up here but we also represent hundreds of city staff that are working on this event and will be all weekend long. you'll see our public safety folks out in the street but we also have a number of operation centers that you will not see and many, many of our diligent public servants are going to be working through the weekend. jealous of all the fun everyone else is having out there. but we're really thrilled to do it. i wanted to just reiterate i represent nine on one operations for the city. we absolutely are fully staffed up this weekend waiting to take calls for folks that are in need of help. if you are not in need of a life safety help or see a

marilyn lee talked with the chief today, too, and tells us that days are fine, but her restaurant has had some trouble at night. daytime is okay. we're trying to clean here and then, you know, support all the, like, merchants here, but nighttime is. it's always breaking. so last year i have, like, you know, three times already. others shared that they're seeing momentum moving in the right direction. today. the chief said he wanted to hear directly from the people and address their concerns. people in the corridor said they're ready for the celebrations in the month ahead. you have to, you know, like that in order to, you know, to stir up things and to make it make everything relevant in san francisco. christie smith, nbc, bay area news. well, it has been one month since san francisco's new mayor, danielle lurie, took office. he marked the occasion by joining hundreds of volunteers with refuse refuse, an organization dedicated to cleaning up the streets. lurie helped pick up trash around van ness avenue and bay street. there were about 80 volunteers in laurie's group, including superv

. >> go go seven restaurant owner marilyn lee told the f she had three break ins last year. >> it was terrible. it was terrible. and they took the cash register. >> she wants to see more police patrols. >> you know, we've had some overnight burglaries and we've arrested some people that have been involved in those. we've seen that decline a little bit. but, you know, we it's still out there. >> breaking is still happening in my district in district 11. so but i really appreciate that we are working closely with our police station. >> abc seven is the official broadcast partner of next weekend's 2025 chinese new year parade. chief scott says his department is ready to keep everyone safe at that event as well. >> you will see a lot of deployment, a lot of officers. the parade is going to be very well secured. >> here in san francisco. cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> in san francisco's chinatown, student basketball players came together for the annual lunar new year basketball jamboree. middle school age players played a friendly game of hoops at the rec center. this tradition began

my mom got married at san francisco city hall, in the same room that marilyn monroe and joe dimaggio. her marriage didn't last. i hope mine will. maybe we'll get that room and change the luck. they got married right at city hall. marilynonroe. then they had their first honeymoon night in los gatos and then down the central coast. i was at city hall today. i saw a bunch of these people getting married. it was so fun. a historian for valentine's day. i love this day. on a normal day, the county clerk's office officiates 28 city hall weddings. but today, more than 250 couples tied the knot. congratulations to all of them. up next, india won't be the only famous face from oakland in her hit show euphoria, new cast members announced today. and this one you're going to recognize. let's take a look inside the control room at 30 rock. lester holt getting ready for nightly news. one of the top stories. a look inside saturday night live before the big 50th anniversary show. you'll hear from the show's very first musical guest. lester joins us in about 3.5 minutes. for all those making it big o

. >> reporter: john and marilyn kausner's 24-year-old daughter elly was aboard flight 3407.i got the call first. chris said there's been a plane crash, said there's no survivors. that's the only part of the call she heard. she fell on the floor. and my son said it was the worst sound he's ever heard in his life. >> you never forget that. >> reporter: when the national transportation safety board produced its report and this animation, they showed pilot error caused the plane to stall and then nosedive. it was also revealed the pilot had not been forthcoming about failing flight tests. why would you bring this poster to d.c. on your trips? >> to put a face to the tragedy. >> reporter: the families of the deceased banded together and lobbied to help pass a federal airline safety bill, leading to a mandated 1500 hours of flight training for copilots, the creation of a pilot performance database, and a requirement that pilots have ten hours of rest before flying. >> we call each other the family we never wanted. >> reporter: ron aughtmon lost his uncle, john fiore, a veteran who

group took to the streets to walk and talk with nearby business owners about safety and concerns, marilyn lee talked with the chief today and tells us that the days are fine, but her restaurant has had trouble at night. daytime is okay. we try to clean here and then, you know, support all the like merchants here. but nighttime is it's always breaking. so last year i have like, you know, three times already. merrill jung with the korean martial arts center also spoke with chief scott. it's good to have a face to face. okay, i really appreciate that. jung sees issues in the neighborhood this way. it comes and goes and it worked in spurts. you know what i mean? like that. yeah, but we do have officer butler that comes down and he's very good at patrolling my area. when we invite people to come out to our events in the city and be out in the streets, people want to be safe and they want to feel safe. and it's reassuring to know that the police department is a partner, not not just for security, but we're truly a partner. today. the chief said he wanted to hear directly from the people and add

and marilyn had not seceded his lot there were many people in maryland were slave owners lincoln orderget troops to defend washington would have to bring them by train through baltimore that was the only way to access otherwise they had to come by sea. so there was total panic. beauregard reduced fort sumter in 42 hours. was anything that they couldn't do, lincoln spent a very weak while the first trips to massachusetts became through baltimore were attacked by people in baltimore who were basically pro-confederate. and there were a number of deaths and the governor of maryland said please no more don't send any more troops. things need to settle down here. lincoln was left with just a number of a handful of regular troops. and ÃÃthey weren't actually in session, dressing up as soldiers and holding muskets. lincoln feeling extremely vulnerable in the white house. >> was there real fear that the confederacy would attack washington dc? >> it was fear i don't think there was any evidence that they hawere, later after the wa i think beauregard did say, we could have but generals often say

. >> reporter: john and marilyn kausner's 24-year-old daughter ellie was aboard flight 3407. >> how didbout the crash? >> our son. i got the call first and chris said there's been a plane crash. he said there's no survivors. that's the only part of the call she heard. she fell on the floor. and my son said it's the worst sound he's ever heard in his life. >> you never forget that. >> reporter: when the national transportation safety board produced its report and this animation, they showed pilot error caused the plane to stall and then nose dive. it was also revealed the pilot had not been forthcoming about failing flight tests. >> why would you bring this poster to d.c. on your trips? >> to put a face to the tragedy. >> reporter: the families of the deceased banded together and lobbied to help pass a federal airline safety bill, leading to a mandated 1500 hours of flight training for co-pilots, the creation of a pilot performance data base, and a requirement that pilots have ten hours of rest before flying. >> we call each other the family we never wanted. >> reporter: ron altman lost

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governor westmoreland of marilyn and i watched an interview he did and three questions designed to bait into talking and attacking donald trump by name and elon musk by name. he cleverly resisted the temptation to put forward thoughtful solutions. so time will tell but i would look to wes moore, john fetterman and there are a few examples in a sea of very loud members on the left. >> harris: we do have breaking news now a source with fox business. fed joke that is our cousin into building that today president trump will sign presidential memorandum detailing his fare and reciprocal trade plan. so now we are starting to get, you know, the context and texture what he planned at the news conference coming up in the memorandum will order the u.s. trade representative to investigate and counter nonreciprocal trade across all trading partners. they will identify trade agreements where there are significant trade deficits that are unfair to the u.s. there will not be an across-the-board percentage tariff announced today. and there will be no tariffs coming into effect today. instead, this will

. >> go go seven restaurant owner marilyn li told the chief she had three break ins last year. >> itas terrible. it was terrible. and they took the cash register. >> she wants to see more police patrols. >> you know, we've had some overnight burglaries and we've arrested some people that have been involved in those. we've seen that decline a little bit. but, you know, we it's still out there. >> breaking is still happening in my district in district 11. so but i really appreciate that we are working closely with our police station. >> abc seven is the official broadcast partner of next weekend's 2025 chinese new year parade. chief scott says his department is ready to keep everyone safe at that event as well. >> you will see a lot of deployment, a lot of officers. the parade is going to be very well secured. >> here in san francisco. cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> an annual san francisco chinatown tradition brought out. middle school age students for a friendly game of basketball. this is the lunar new year basketball jamboree at the betty ong rec center. the tradition started i

joining me marilyn congressman of freedom caucus chairman andy harris, good to see you thank you forh to increase assault deduction. >> is definitely going to be part of the negotiation on the tax-cut jobs act no question about it but the other thing that is in the his adjustment to the amt and obviously one has to go in hand with the other this will be subject to negotiation because if we remove salt tax not a lot of the people will be subject to amt this is a balancing act members of the freedom caucus agree we need to do something to reform salt but is unclear that removing the caps is physically and responsible. >> and you so many others that are also having a voice in this discussion you want to cut spending. let's face it you have net interest cost $881 billion in fiscal year 24. interest on the debt is the single largest item in the budget behind social security more than spending on defense, medicare and children how will you work on all of this together with the unserious constant in terms of defense 125 billion in terms of the border $150 billion at a minimum and then the n

small business owner marilyn lee shared her break-in story with believe bill scott and supervisors asured the neighborhood. lee says three incidents in 2024, the most recent on december 28th, when burglars broke in late at night to her go go seven korean barbecue restaurant. >> they break the glass and try to bend the doors. and then they come cover the camera covers. >> reporter: the burglars disabled security devices before taking the cash register. >> they cut the lines here, and then they took out, you know, a lamp head. >> reporter: she was happy to share her solutions with the chief, asking for more overnight police patrols, since most of the break-ins have happened late at night and early in the morning. >> midnight to like 3:00, 4:00 in the morning. that's mostly, yeah, things. >> reporter: many businesses expressed similar concerns. >> lot more homeless people now than three years ago, and homeless people, mentally ill people. >> reporter: they say daytime is fairly safe, since their beloved beat officer drew walks the street and provides high visibility during business hours

the united states senator, born in columbia not meant -- marilyn, the country.ngest of seven and came here at age five is an immigrant and here you are, a united states senator in ohio. tell us what the american dream has meant to you. >> it has meant everything to me and my family. and the reason i'm here and the reason i'm serving this country in the united states senate is because it's my opportunity to get back to this country. what i find most ironic is that president trump has been vilified as anti-immigrant, somehow doesn't like immigrants, is racist et cetera. all of the slander that has been thrown his way. he endorsed me in the primary. he is the reason i got elected in the united states senate. kash patel was put in place by president trump. he has more diversity, not because he is trying to check boxes, but because he knows that the most hardworking people who can do the job and people who were going to get it, he sees no difference between one group or another. he just wants excellence around him. and i'm so proud to be in this seat, i'm so proud of

. >> go go seven restaurant owner marilyn lee told the chief she had three break ins last year. >> it was terrible. it was terrible. and they took the cash register. >> she wants to see more police patrols. >> you know, we've had some overnight burglaries and we've arrested some people that have been involved in those. we've seen that decline a little bit. but, you know, we it's still out there. >> breaking is still happening in my district in district 11. so but i really appreciate that we are working closely with our police station. >> abc seven is the official broadcast partner of next weekend's 2025 chinese new year parade. chief scott says his department is ready to keep everyone safe at that event as well. >> you will see a lot of deployment. a lot of officers. the parade is going to be very well secured. >> here in san francisco. cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> abc seven is the official home of the 2025 san francisco chinese new year parade, and we're just one week away. you can watch the live parade saturday, february 15th, starting at 6 p.m. you can watch it here live on

. >> governor marilyn. >> no mind but yes sue met will let me just say this, was the leader of the democratic party right now. >> who's the face of the democratic party. >> mr. nobody. >> nobody okay hakeem jeffries the democratic leaders know, nobody thinks there is a leader, that's a problem so i guess we've seen this in the past. you think of an example that you think about 2005, when george w. bush one republicans had control of everything in two years later, nancy pelosi takes over as figure two years after that barack obama right comes in and huge democratic majority in the senate and in the house of sometimes it can change pretty quickly. and thoughts any questions here yes. >> we doing microphones are not. >> what is your name. >> steve cohen. >> hi how are you. >> i want to talk about. [inaudible]. >> steve cohen asking question about education and go-ahead. >> i want to talk about we just met out the students have not recovered from the pandemic 34 years ago can really and we aren't educating our kids to figure out how to deal with social media to become of the elephant in the room

charles: so what could be more exciting than a birthday can celebration only from marilyn monroe?ell, my next guest says for the nation's 250th birthday, revaluing gold holdings, and that would be the best gift and could ignite the debate for trump's vision of a new golden age. let's bring in author the of good as gold, judy shelton. i'm not sure how much of the conversation you heard i had with jim, but he was talking about part of the way trump can get in this golden era going is to take advantage of our assets, and he actually mentioned gold. today goldman said, they make the case for gold going to 3300 by the end of the year. we have more gold than anyone else in the world, 8100 ounces. let's talk about it. if they were to value this at current market prices, what would the impact be? >> i think the impact would be to underscore the idea of american leadership and ushering in not just our own nation, but the well world into a new golden age. and it could include having a level international monetary playing field. that's the only appropriate foundation for carrying out free tr

. >> go go seven restaurant owner marilyn lee told the chief she had three break ins last year. >> it was a terrible. it was terrible. and they took the cash register, too. >> she wants to see more police patrols. >> you know, we've had some overnight burglaries and we've arrested some people that have been involved in those. we've seen that decline a little bit. but, you know, we it's still out there. >> break-ins still happening in my district in district 11. so but i really appreciate that we are working closely with our police station. >> abc seven is the official broadcast partner of next weekend's 2025 chinese new year parade. chief scott says his department is ready to keep everyone safe at that event as well. >> you will see a lot of deployment, a lot of officers. the parade is going to be very well secured. >> here in san francisco. cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> an annual san francisco chinatown tradition brought out middle school age students for a friendly game of basketball. this is the lunar new year basketball jamboree at the betty ong rec center. the tradition sta

. >> marilyn lee owns go go seven on ocean avenue and says they've dealt with multiple break ins andad their cash register stolen. >> entrance door. they bend things and then they cut all the, you know, security cameras, cut the lines or phone lines. it was terrible. it was terrible. >> and this man who owns a bakery across the street said their tip jars have been repeatedly targeted by thieves. they say they want increased officer presence at night. but it wasn't all bad news. business owners sang the praises of officer butler, who has patrolled the neighborhood daily for the last seven years. his presence clearly felt. >> one box of cookies paid for. but you got to give it to somebody for me, okay? >> okay. yeah. he's always came by during the daytime. >> officer butler takes pride in ensuring the streets he spends so many hours on are not just safe, but that people who spend time there enjoy it. >> i always got to have a smile. it's part of the uniform. just get out there and just talk with people. if i haven't said hi to 100 people, i haven't done my job today. so that's just rea

. >> marilyn li owns gogo seven on ocean avenue and says they've dealt with multiple break ins and havecash register stolen. >> entrance door. they bend things and then they cut all the, you know, security cameras, cut the lines or phone lines. it was terrible. it was terrible. >> and this man, who owns a bakery across the street, said their tip jars have been repeatedly targeted by thieves. they say they want increased officer presence at night. but it wasn't all bad news. business owners sang the praises of officer butler, who has patrolled the neighborhood daily for the last seven years. his presence clearly felt. >> one box of cookies paid for. but you got to give it to somebody for me, okay? >> okay. yeah. he's always came by during the daytime. >> officer butler takes pride in ensuring the streets he spends so many hours on are not just safe, but that people who spend time there enjoy it. >> i always got to have a smile. it's part of the uniform. just get out there and just talk with people. if i haven't said hi to 100 people, i haven't done my job today. so that's just really the

marilyn flour farmer laura beth resnick is joining us now.f all, just explain what effect did this freeze and then the reversal of the freeze have on you? are you still dealing with the consequences of this? >> yes we are. we signed our contract with the government about a year ago to put solar panels on our barn, and about a year later the project was complete and we were supposed to get our funding. the week that the funding freeze was announced. and we still haven't seen the money. and when we asked the government representative where it was and what we should do, they informed us that our funding request had been rejected due to the funding freeze. >> okay. so your funding had been approved and then the freeze happened. it was rescinded. and now they're telling you it's been rejected. do you have any understanding of why that is? >> i don't they haven't been in touch with us since they told us that. and they told us just to wait and that there's a lot of moving parts and that no one is really sure what's going on. so it's a very stressful

saker, i rise tay to recognize marilyn lawrence, a custodiant mary lee clark elementary school for being named the sth region winner and georgia leadership institute for school improvements hidden heer areeroes campaign. this recognition celebrates unsung leaders in education whose dedication makes a profound impact on their schools and their communities. marlin's hard work and commitment to maintaining a clean, welcoming and inclusive environment have helped create a spac where students and staff can thrive. this achievement reflects the clark elementary, where everyone works together to eure students' success. principal rika has praised marlynn for his unwavering dedication and innovative approach, making him a model for others to follow. on behalf of the commuty and as your congressman, i cmend marlin lawrence for his exceptional contributions and thank h for the example he sets. welleserved recognition. on this mr. speaker, rise today to honor the life of ms. elizabeth kathryn prior, a civilights activist, educator and pillar in the savannah community who passed away last month. ms.

. >> reporter: in 2022, when andy war shol's "shot sage blue marilyn" -- >> 150 million. >> reporter: winning bidder was larry gagosian. >> $130 million. >> reporter: that must have been a crazy moment? >> bidding at that level, your adrenaline is, you know. and it's very exciting. >> reporter: the final price with fees, $195 million. >> it's a brutal business. >> it's a blood sport. >> reporter: what do you love about this most? >> i hov the challenge. i love winning. >> reporter: gagosian represents more than 100 artists, and shows the work picasso, war alcohol and de kooning. his clients include billionaire mega collectors like new york mets owner steve cohen, music mogul david geffen and cosmetics heir leonard lauder. >> new york is great. you have all these super competitive rich guys trying to, you know, in a certain way outdo each other. i got one, i got a better one. >> reporter: gagosian, who grew up in an armenian family in l.a., never had any formal art training. in the '70s he was working as a parking attendant. >> then i saw somebody selling posters. >> reporter: on the s