aisha: write one for me too. with him and i said we got to do an interview with you. ok, fine. set the camera up. we're there. we're going into it. and he says to me what's your name? [laughter] regis: regis. regis? that's all he had to hear. and he took it right to hell. [laughter] aisha: and you've been friends ever since. julie: regis philbin, ladies and gentlemen. hold on. listen to this. because it's very important. if you're in the l.a. area, you can see "rickles & regis: mr. warmth's 90th birthday laughfest" this friday november 18 at the canyon in agoura hills and this sunday november 20 at the rose in pasadena. we'll be right back. [applause] they've waited all year to share the turkey, the potatoes, and the stories. so make sure the waiting is worth it. only mccormick has all the pure flavors you trust to bring your family together for the pumpkin pie and the memories. mccormick. pure tastes better. there's nothing like snuggly softness. but the more love it gets, the more odor it gets. snuggle plus sup

i want to echo something aisha said. it may have been your instinct but you're right.where kids don't share and a big problem around the issue of bullying is that kids don't tell us exactly what's going on but there's a really good reason why. and that's because we usually overreact and we make it worse as far as they're concerned. and this is that double edged part of this that we work as our kids get older. they won't tell their parents because their parents overreact and they feel like that will make it that much harder for them in school of how to navigate it and how to deal with this kind of stuff. so we've taken the frame -- and i will get to your question because we have a process in the office of human rights but part of the work of the bullying prevention program, which is the program that i run is that prevention mode. so, you know, how do we illustrate an inclusive community? how do we illustrate that here's a place where everybody is recognized, seen, and validated and some of that work -- and we need parents to do it because i have to be honest, schools do

reporter: suffering more pain than any mother should have to bear, the community is trying to hold up aishale. friday afternoon a carafate at a struck her daughter eight-year-old jayanna powell as she was walking home with her three siblings. >> that was my baby, my heart and she's gone. >> reporter: speaking with us before a vigil for jayanna poole says the lack concern from the hit-and-run is the hardest part to accept. >> you hit two kids and kept going and kept going. you didn't stop. you didn't say nothing. you just left them on the street. innocent babies. >> reporter: the incident happened at 63rd and lansdowne. police say the suspect drove a silver nissan sedan. around 4 o'clock saturday afternoon the community held a vigil at that spot. some signed petition calling on the city to take a closer look at the safeness of the intersection. many called on the driver to turn himself in. >> if somebody seen something, if you seen it speak up. you hit two children, took one's life. my family's never going to be the same. >> reporter: hoping to send jayanna their love as she rests up above t

next to jonathan aisha, executive director, muslim lawyers. director of citywide bully prevention program at d.c. office of human rights. and muslim advocates, director of the program to strengthen muslim charities. so appropriately october is national bully prevention month, a month to educate and raise awareness of bully prevention. this week is also national pro bono week. that initiative is designed to increase access to justice by recruiting volunteers who will assist in representing people who are low income and those often vulnerable. tonight's program is really about addressing an issue that impacts the most vulnerable members of our community, our children and our youth. so when we're looking at muslim children in particular we focus on issues impacting them as children, which i think that part of the conversation is often overlooked. i think it's fair to say that there is an assertive campaign to create this otherness, if you will, when you talk about muslims. muslims as foreigners, as terrorists, as extremists. just for the record,

i would like to thank my agent aisha.9, 30 year's old, she believed that i could produce this. this 29-year-old. i, of course, would like to thank the newest edition to my family, some of you have seen her tonight. it's my 6-month-old daughter. [cheers and applause] >> and she truly is the best award that i've received all year.is no offense to the national book. [laughter] >> and her name, we named her imani and imani means faith. faith, her name, of course, has a new meaning for us as the first black president is set to leave the white house and a man who was endorsed by the ku kluz klan is about to enter. faith, i just want to let everyone know that i spent years looking at the absolute worst of america. it's horrific history of racism but in the end, i never lost faith. the terror of racism, i never lost faith at the terror of racism would one day end. for every killer of the mind there was a life safer of the mind. in the midst of human ugliness of racism, there was the human beauty, there is the human beauty in the

curry's wife aisha posted the photos on her instagram account. >>> governor brown's family, two dogs, both in costume as well. a witch and what about the other one? >> i didn't see. we're moving on to the zuckerbergs, vikings and a little baby sheep. >> that's cute. a nice picture. nice of people to share. >> i might get around to posting a picture this morning. >> you had how many kids in your house? >> i don't know. it was like a thoroughfare, but it was so much fun. our neighborhood is an awesome one. people come and go. it's as much fun for the parents as it is for the kids. >> communities connect and you get candy supplies for the next three or four months. >> at least a couple weeks. >> i'm bringing it all in. >> the weather was not too bad. a few light rain showers, heavier rain in the north bay. right now we're seeing what's left of the showers which came in around trick-or-treat time around the bay area yesterday. showing you the rainfall to date, very impressive numbers. almost 200 to 400% of average and what is typically the preseason for rainfall around the bay area, the m

steph and aisha. >> i saw it on fox on the tv guys, terry e/9bradshaw and tha game were all posing. >as the final day. everybody froze. it does take something. >> to benefit what? >> can we see tha,8frguy? that guy didn't have a shirt on. don't go to a restaurant without a shirt. that's disgusting. >> unless fhañyou tip well. >> pgaçkigoáspeaking of steph, with long faces p=on the bench. >> just so i don't get out of @pó!at? this is to benefit it's just the thing you do. it's just cool. it's the manikin challenge. 6op >> remember the ice bucket challenge was to benefit something. hole watch this. i mean, they @care all just like, really, we are losing to the lakerszo7. >> ÷&that's from friday night. that was a shocker. you are going to get the best from the other team. the lakers were not supposed to be much this year. >> if they don't snap out of it, kl/what do you think? 4-2. we don't want to get rid of kevin durant yet. we need to fire kirk. >> basketball is different than football. you lose one in football, you've got a whole week to chew on it. they are back against new orleans

will be used as a way to shift the larger narrative and i understand, i wrote this in an article with aisha writing as a political act. as a feminist i know the power of words so there is nothing that is not intentional. when you talk about what stories were left out of what stories for included i was very intentional about the stories that included coming from the stories that were painful to write about because i know the power of those words. >> thank you so much for your questions. [applause] >> do you have anything you want add vanessa? >> i felt we should have you read. as nicole comes to the podium to read a passage from her book i want to let you all know that we do have the book for sale in our bookshop and there will be a book signing afterwards. >> the chapter then i'm going to read from is the last chapter which is called i will fly away. where to? howard university in washington d.c., and do you know where that is and how to get there? she turned towards the large trump and sick case that next to the curb. is this all you have? did he not hear me i wonder? i raised my voice an

aisha writing is a political act. there is nothing that is not intentional.n you talk about what stories were left out. even the stories that were painful to write about because i know the power of the stories into those words. >> thank you so much for your questions. >> i thought they would have>> them read.as nicol i want to let y'all know that we do have the book for sale in her book shop and there will they will be assigning afterwards. it is a last chapter which is called i will fly away. >> where two. do you know where that is and how to get there. and turn towards the large trunk and suitcase. as is all you have. did they not hear me. do you know how to get there i've never ridden in a cabve before. i'm not sure i trusted him. has about 45 minutes away from here. i breathed a sigh of relief.d is they only had $200. i hesitated. i did not know what to say. where was i from. no place in particular for any length of time. i wanted to say inglewood.i wany the last place i felt at home. it's a beat of a place. when you want to live there. i just wanted to t

host: aisha in florida, a closely watched swing state and the newly every election cycle.ur phone lines as we asked which party should control congress and how much are you thinking about you congressional votes as you head to the polls -- democrats, (202)-748-8000. republicans, (202)-748-8001. independents, (202)-748-8002. to show you one of the story from "usa today" this morning noting that the number of women in congress is likely to reach record highs after the november 8 election, boosting female lawmakers to more than 20% of the house and senate for the first time, but also affecting the continued difficulty of achieving equal representation. the story noting that projections show that the number of women in the 100 member senate could rise of 20 to 23, despite the retirement of two democratic women, senators barbara boxer of california, who served 24 years, and barbara. the number of female members could increase by about one dozen, boosting the total from 84 to perhaps 96. also noting that the 2017 freshmen class of perhaps one dozen women in the house would be ha

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