ann marie: no i'm a single.lo thomas: the premise of that girl was a young girl who wanted to be somebody. man: how would you like to be an actress? ann marie: an actress? i am an actress. marlo thomas: and that's what made it, you know, so earth shattering at the time because we hadn't really seen a girl with a dream. ann marie: people actually seemed to recognize me in the subway coming home! judy: ann marie - girl television star! marlo thomas: but we were really puritanical on television, we could not even appear to be having sex. donald: how can a plant have a trauma? ann marie: it's a living thing! it's probably very sensitive. donald: we better go in the next room and talk so it won't hear us. ann marie: donald, anything you have to say to me you can say in front of my plant. marlo thomas: it was all happening on the street, but it wasn't happening on television. not at all. i mean the standards of practices watched us like hawks. marlo thomas: this went back to lucy and desi. they were married and they h

finally, i also wanted to take this opportunity to thank anne marie rogers for her work on tie to thepast couple of years and to congratulate her on her retirement. i am a big anne marie rogers fan and while her tenure was shorter than we would have liked or certainly i would have liked, anne marie accomplished a lot including advancing titus equity initiatives and helping to update and modernize the development agreement to maintain the momentum to produce housing on the island. and with that i conclude my remarks. is there any discussion from colleagues? seeing none, i would like to open this up to public comment. >> there is no one in chambers. operator is there remote public comment checking for remote public comment on this item? >> there is no remote public comment. thank you. and public comment is now closed. madam clerk, would you please call the next item? >> item three executive directors report. this is an information item. thank you, madam clerk we have tilly chang, executive director here to present a report and director chang the floor is yours. >> thank you so much, cha

ann marie: you were in the room in the trade deal trump did on 1.0. at do you think he wants this time? kelly ann: it's not as clear. during the first four years what was clear is the president was looking for china to stop stealing u.s. technology and stop engaging in unfair trading practices and stop subsidizing industries at the impact of exporters and third country markets. but what was challenging for us is the fact china has a state directed economy and they're not backing away from that. they're not going to stop doing these things so impactful for the united states. so it's not really clear what the president will ask of china this time. certainly living up to phase 1 and certainly help and cooperation on fentanyl. but beyond that, it's not clear what the asks will be on the administration side and china's side as well. they're interested on the u.s. backing off on export controls and potentially backing off on some of these national security measures and not sure there's a runway there. ann marie: if you're in the administration now and negoti

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but i just want to say something about ann marie marie has, has a over 8000000 views. people 8000000 people that are more than some of the largest traditional media. absolutely in the world. mm hm. so she's powerful and we can't underestimate that. so i think social media has a big part to play, but it doesn't absolve traditional media because global decision makers, the people who have the money, people who make the investment, then not watching marine to be the key that the financial times they're looking onto there. they're looking at cnn and we know because we need to watch the global media index. we know the outlet still covering the content in a very one dimensional weight. i think we have to be careful about saying we don't want bad new stories because bad things happen in africa. bad things happens every way. bescedy or see, you know, that's happening. now we know this done so would not say that conflict doesn't happen, but what we think we're moving that one dimensional story. and i think a lot of the stories, but i tend not to humanize us. and you're absolute

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host: connecticut, republican line, anne-marie is next. caller: yes, good morning. i'm going to be addressing this for my spiritual point of view, i don't know who president trump's spiritual advisors are right now, but they have either all gone woke or they are not communicating with our president. i voted for president trump three times. i attended his inauguration in 2017. i love this man, but this is totally preposterous. first of all, you don't divide the land, and when the palestinians are crying out from the river to the sea, they would like to push israel into the sea, you cannot negotiate with demons. hamas is demon possessed terrorists, ok, and israel has every right to eradicate that land of these terrorists. host: but the idea of rebuilding the land, what is wrong with that proposal? caller: well, first of all, what is the united states doing going over to israel? i mean, that is totally preposterous. i and this is not a lock. -- luck. most of the middle east countries hate israel. just read the bible. they are all going to come against them. and the onl

host: connecticut, republican line, anne-marie is next. caller: yes, good morning. i'm going to be addressing this for my spiritual point of view, i don't know who president trump's spiritual advisors are right now, but they have either all gone woke or they are not communicating with our president. i voted for president trump three times. i attended his inauguration in 2017. i love this man, but this is totally preposterous. first of all, you don't divide the land, and when the palestinians are crying out from the river to the sea, they would like to push israel into the sea, you cannot negotiate with demons. hamas is demon possessed terrorists, ok, and israel has every right to eradicate that land of these terrorists. host: but the idea of rebuilding the land, what is wrong with that proposal? caller: well, first of all, what is the united states doing going over to israel? i mean, that is totally preposterous. i and this is not a lock. -- luck. most of the middle east countries hate israel. just read the bible. they are all going to come against them. and the onl

corporal anne—marie ellement took her own life in 2011. shortcomings in the military. to your daughternedy, bbc news. this is bbc news. the parents of alice aguiar have told the bbc their knife attack lastjuly. two other young girls, elsie dot stancombe and beebee king also died. churchtown primary school, where alice and beebee in their memory. sarah campbell reports. sergio and alex, alice's parents, returning to the school she loved — without her, for the first time. it's good to see you both. thank you for inviting us. oh, thank you, thank you. on plans for a new playground, which will include a space here. this stage? yeah, definitely. so yeah, i think she was born to be a star. yeah, yeah. for us it's really important to make this happen. says, "though she be i but little she be fierce." and that would describe alice. i think it is really important. go, sprint! good, good. high knees. as part of the fundraising effort to pay for the the london marathon. everything good, yeah. because i always tell her it - doesn't matter what happened, try to put your smile, i is the most importa

yes, anne marie, i've known you since, what, 1999? and so i can attest to your progression of the things you've done for the city and county of san francisco. and as commissioner shane says, you know, we would have kept you as long as we could, but we also understand you have new endeavors and you're very adventurous. so we know that you're going to be doing all this stuff. so thank you for your service to titus and the city and county of san francisco. thank you. yes, mike, i'd just like to add that, you know, you've been such a wonderful plus, and we have run into each other in numerous situations. so. and it's sad to see you go because i just know how talented you are. so good luck. thank you. all right. thank you. thank you. directors. in terms of on island activities over the last month, we did have fairly large crowds. turnout on new year's eve for the city's fireworks display, extra police officers and mta parking control officers were deployed island wide to ensure public safety and traffic control. additional portable restroo

let's try to make sense of this with anne-marie in washington.ake sense of it as well. of course the pause on canada and mexico were just that, put on pause, but china went through in early february. that 10% went through and there was just the pause on canada and mexico. the president making it clear in this truth social post they will go into effect on march 4. then there is this additional line which will cause some confusion. china will likewise be charged an additional 10% tariff on that date. and if people are looking at this and saying, is trump talking about the 10% already in effect in february, or is this in addition to 10%? i am reading this as trump potentially opening the door for another negotiation of this 10% with china that is going to come into effect. just five days, march 4. that will be the first one up when it comes to these tariffs. jonathan: i have to get to the price action. equity futures rolling over just a touch. not much movement in the bond market, but where you see some movement is in foreign exchange. dollar-mex, a

. >> trace: ann marie? >> it's brilliant. innovative and forward thinking leadership.to give us our tax money back, wonderful. if near going to stop padding the pockets of people that shouldn't be getting their pockets padded, that's wonderful as with well. >> let's audit the state department. they should pass audits. what's the harm in that? >> trace: mike says they didn't hear them complaining when jill and hunter were at meetings. it's not a overstep. it's the right idea but not the right application. they need to cop firm their findings before taking drastic action. larry, it's helpful before doge, the government was out of control. saving billions is not rocket science. sandra, thank god for musk and donald trump. go get the money. doge is hopeful because we see what happens with our hard earned money. ernie says absolutely essential for a country with $37 trillion in debt. thanks for watching america's late news, "fox news @ night." i'm trace gallagher. see you tomorrow night. small businesses thrive on tiktok. tiktok brings in so much foot traffic. i need tiktok

as anne marie just said, some of the policies.ell, what really happened under the previous administration was you created a demand shock with government spending. but it was met by supply constraints as there was more regulation. and trump 1.0, we created demand shock with tax cuts and it was met by supply side response of less regulations. so the biden administration created this inflation that, a demand shock and constraining supply is the ultimate recipe for inflation. >> now you want to cut spending. the doge program, let's talk about it. you've called it one of the most important audits to government ever. you remember the clinton tried something similar. the national partnership for reinvefnting government. how different will this be and what kind of cost savings are you thinking about? >> i can go all the way back. given my tenure in the business, i can go all the way back to the 1980's, to the grace commission. they had some great ideas. most of them not implemented. i think that the clinton-gore initiative, i think a lot

. >> attorney ann marie murphy says her client, a 13 year old boy, was groomed by and fell victim to a man posing as a 16 year old on the online game and messaging platforms. roblox and discord. >> paid our client robux, which is a digital currency, in exchange for video and explicit naked photographs. >> according to murphy, it didn't stop there. >> the predator then tried to pay a larger sum of robux to meet up and have sex. the predator found out the address of the child. >> she says the man threatened the boy after he failed to show up. the boy's parents later found texts between the two and contacted police. murphy has filed a lawsuit against both roblox and discord, alleging misrepresentation and negligence, and saying both companies facilitated child exploitation and abuse. in a statement, roblox said we cannot comment on pending litigation. with that being said, roblox takes the safety of its community very seriously. we are constantly innovating and launching new safety features, including more than 40 safety features and policies in 2024. discord did not immediately respond

lester holt: then captains, jarvis callahan and william rosso, along with assistant warden anne-marieofficer is among the toughest jobs in the world. you've had things that have raised your anxiety here. absolutely. the reason why i'm 30 years old and on anxiety medicine. lester holt: he isn't alone. studies have shown corrections officers have a significantly higher suicide rate than the general population. can you give me some specific anecdotes of things that have happened to you on the cell block? an offender threw human waste out the cell at me. what can you do to that offender? he's already in the cell, he got life. lester holt: here, like in so many other states, the institution is understaffed, and the officers say they're underpaid. we start people off at $14 an hour. people in the free world can go to home depot and make the same amount of money and not get feces thrown on them. lester holt: these officers tell me that poor behavior is often the result of hopeless men. assistant warden easley says one of the things that's helped was something i was surprised to learn. that t

. >> attorney anne marie murphy says her client, a 13 year old boy, was groomed by and fell victim toe online game and messaging platforms. roblox and discord. >> paid our client robux, which is a digital currency, in exchange for video and explicit naked photographs. >> according to murphy, it didn't stop there. >> the predator then tried to pay a larger sum of robux to meet up and have sex. the predator found out the address of the child. >> she says the man threatened the boy after he failed to show up. the boy's parents later found texts between the two and contacted police. murphy has filed a lawsuit against both roblox and discord, alleging misrepresentation and negligence and saying both companies facilitated child exploitation and abuse. in a statement, roblox said we cannot comment on pending litigation. with that being said, roblox takes the safety of its community very seriously. we are constantly innovating and launching new safety features, including more than 40 safety features and policies in 2024. discord did not immediately respond to a request for comment. murphy say

anne-marie says she's up celebrating after her son was accepted to syracuse university school of broadcastp there. kurt is awake to hear. way too early. euphonious and mellifluous telling of the news. man, you're just showing off. i have to, i have to go look those words up after the show is over. meanwhile, sean is planning a trip to new york city and wants to stop by 30 rock to get away. too early. coffee mug as a souvenir. i got to get myself one of those. we're going to make sure those are online at the nbc store to. and comin child care. i didn't hear any words about clean air. i didn't comments. plus, a closer look at elon musk's influence in the administration as his department of government efficiency gains access to more federal agencies semaphores. dave weigel will join the conversation with his new reporting on how both democrats and republicans agree on the one thing about the tech billionaire, which is that he's taken over the government. morning joe is just moments morning joe is just moments away. so, what are you thinking? i'm thinking... (speaking to self) about our honeym

thank you, mary ann. such a tragedy. of course, we'll continue following this story as those new details emerge. now you can go to nbcbayarea.com for our continuing coverage. okay. last night, the shock today sorting out what comes next. parents and students in the franklin-mckinley school district left reeling after the district approved a plan to shut down three elementary schoo. and that's a move that will happen before the next school year. nbc bay area robert honda joins us from east san jose to talk about that decision, the fallout and the anger. robert, it has been a long, torturous wait for many families in the franklin-mckinley school district. before the school board made its decision to close the schools, the reasons once again a financial deficit and declining enrollment. the franklin-mckinley school district board has spent quite a while debating solutions for an almost $23 million budget deficit. after months of back and forth, it made a decision. schools will need to be closed. last night despite pleas fro

the positions were created under the former superintendent, mary ann dewan, who was fired in october.be notified of their dismissal march 15th. >> our time is now 738. well, a rising nba star who used to play at sonoma state is now joining the fight to save the university's sports programs, which were cut earlier this year. the memphis grizzlies forward jalen wells visited the school yesterday. now, sonoma state recently cut all of its sports programs. several other academic departments. several majors and about 117 faculty, lecturers and staff members. student athletes and the staff say they were caught off guard by the changes made on the first day of the school term. >> it was just so unfair how they did it. we were all on our way to class and we all received the same email. >> there wasn't really much of a like opportunity for them to fight back against this. so just hoping that, you know, they give us more time to, you know, find a solution for it. >> now 227 student athletes are forced now to find new schools. sonoma state responded to this in part, saying they appreciate jalen'

marked four weeks since president trump took office and things have moved quickly including with ann marie'seporting that officials are looking for a date to be locked down for a leader summit between president trump and vladimir putin. as ukraine has raised concerns about a direct talk between the u.s. and russia talk rivera sing the policy, resident trump confirmed -- president trump confirmed that zelinski will have a state -- a seat out the table. another leader not at the table is we are looking for participation from europe after ukraine called for a leader level envoys to be involved as well, just yesterday. big questions remaining especially about what the future of u.s. aid to ukraine will look like. president from confirming that he would be interested in europe buying u.s. weapons to supply them to ukraine because as security assistance has divided washington, this has been one pointed bipartisanship. additional aid to ukraine, particularly on it comes to military and shipping weapons has helped boost the u.s. domestic industrial base. all of these talks happening in parallel to t

lisa: we keep coming back to this and anne-marie made a great point, there are three prongs to the goalsking reciprocity, negotiating some sort of lower tariff for fairer or bringing manufacturing back to the united states. those three prongs are going to be really important to figure out how realistic the tariffs are. annmarie: when you hear them talking about it, they will throw out a sector or material and he will say i am thinking about that. it feels like everything is on the table when it comes to this administration because they are going back to these three prongs, when being reciprocity. everyone you talk to says it needs to be fair trading. and ed mills made a great point, how much of this is cover so they can go into expanding t cja and adding on more tax cuts. jonathan: and they have a tax plan to put together and that will be hard with narrow margins. lisa: and that is why scott bessent speaking tomorrow will be key in giving the message that people can invest in the bond market because it is less interested in the tip on the tariff side and more interested in the deficit an

is anne-marie. what a 24 hours to kick off this week. annmarie: absolutely.hen it comes to canada and mexico, that trade war is now really just trade tension. you are seeing donald trump put on pause for 30 days. he only just talked about those tariffs over the weekend that planned to go into place after midnight. they were clawed back after those phone calls with both country leaders. both saying they are going to do more to protect the borders and stem the flow of fentanyl. we should note some of that was already announced especially when it came to canada and having a more robust approach on the border in december but clearly there was a conversation that they are going to look more into this and that was enough to appease the president to clawback these tariffs and wait 30 days. now there is a new deadline of early march. china, we are seeing the start of a trade war. yes china's response was very calibrated, but it was going after specifics that i'm sure we will get attention. tings like energy, he wants to be an energy mass producer and exporter. also i

it comes as the office looks for potential evidence of miss spending under former superintendent mary ann dewan, the board of education voted to fire dewan and october, sparking backlash from state lawmakers and educators alike and independent audit by the board was turned over to the santa clara county district attorney in december. >> we're continuing to follow a developing situation in union city where police are investigating a crash between a car and a person who was walking on the street and this is a video that we're getting right now from the scene. police reported this crash around 08:40pm tonight eastbound alvarado niles road at almaden boulevard is closed off to traffic. this is in union city. police say everyone involved in this crash has stayed at the scene. they did not provide any other details on the condition of the person who was struck or how this crash happened. right now. there's no estimated time on when the road will reopen and we'll have the very latest on this either throughout this newscast online kron 4 dot com or at 11 o'clock. >> happening tomorrow, crews in s

host: connecticut, republican line, anne-marie is next. caller: yes, good morning.'m going to be addressing this for my spiritual point of view, i don't know who president trump's spiritual advisors are right now, but they have either all gone woke or they are not communicating with our president. i voted for president trump three times. i attended his inauguration in 2017. i love this man, but this is totally preposterous. first of all, you don't divide the land, and when the palestinians are crying out from the river to the sea, they would like to push israel into the sea, you cannot negotiate with demons. hamas is demon possessed terrorists, ok, and israel has every right to eradicate that land of these terrorists. host: but the idea of rebuilding the land, what is wrong with that proposal? caller: well, first of all, what is the united states doing going over to israel? i mean, that is totally preposterous. i and this is not a lock. -- luck. most of the middle east countries hate israel. just read the bible. they are all going to come against them. and the only

we are back with kim strassel, mary ann and bill mcgurn what awelearned from the weekend thre day tariff think we have learned that he is probably going to do something like this at some point. he backed off because there is a lot of pressure from executives. paul: business people, chambers, national association for manufacturing for this a lot of pressure there. and he sought the markets to diving. so he looked for non- tariff concessions from these two countries, which he could have gotten a couple weeks ago. to say i am putting this on hold. but what we know about donald trump multi likes tears were not sure why he likes terrorists is it because he thanks he can get countries to behave? that is one argument is it because it thanks he can rave raise a lot of revenue? that's another argument is it because he thanks he can have fleet self-sufficient u.s. economy we don't have to deal with the another world? that's another argument none of us will hold up in the long run. i think in the short run he will continue the threatening. paul: kim, what will be the cost of the economic cost if th

the former superintendent, mary ann dewan, was fired in october. >> our time is now 605.t rid of the federal aid agency that operates the presidio in san francisco. last night, president trump signed an executive order. it said the presidio trust is considered a, quote, unnecessary governmental entity. presidio managers have two weeks now to submit a report confirming it's being eliminated. presidio trust was established in 1996 to maintain the 1500 acre park that's designated a national historic landmark. >> the irs is the latest target of federal layoffs, as the trump administration dramatically alters the scope of government. sources say the internal revenue service will lay off thousands of workers as soon as today, and right in the middle of tax season. according to the new york times, approximately 6000 people at the irs will lose their jobs, similar to layoffs at other agencies. the newer probationary hires are expected to be among those terminated for couples and individuals who want to have children but can't. in vitro fertilization treatments can help make it a

this comes as the office looks for potential evidence of misspending under former superintendent mary annboard of education voted to fire her back in october. and that triggered a lot of backlash from state lawmakers and educators and parents as well. an independent audit by the board was turned over to the santa clara county district attorney in december. we'll see what it has to say. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the department of agriculture approving a new vaccine to help fight the bird flu, which has been. >> ravishing poultryfor your mo morning, america might have a new favorite past time. >> sports betting that's exploded in popularity in recent years. wall street has taken notice. jane king has more. >> on super bowl sunday, americans wagered an estimated 1.4 billion dollars in the betting markets. that's according to american gaming association. now, according to p g i m the sports betting market is on track to double in size from 80 billion in 2022. to 160 billion in 2030 and much of that expansion will be led by the early phase u.s. market. morgan stanley sees the spo

those positions were created under the former superintendent, mary ann dewan, who was fired in october their dismissals by march 15th. >> a rising nba star who appeared at the all star event, stuck around the bay area today to show support for athletes at his former college. memphis grizzlies forward jalen wells stopped by sonoma state to help in the fight to save the university's athletics, which were cut earlier this year. ktvu tom vacar reports. >> that kind of raises a lot of good things that happened here. memphis grizzlies officiallya designated rising star, he's also a sonoma state basketball alumnus. >> i'm just hoping that we can find a way to be safe, make it back to what it was and to elevate it. and once it is saved. >> he opposes the slash and burn approach to all of its athletics. several other academic departments. numerous majors and upwards of 117 faculty, lecturers and staff, students and staff were all caught completely unaware on the first day of this term. >> it was just so unfair how they did it. we were all on our way to class and we all received the same email.

the former superintendent, mary ann dewan, was fired in october. now to a war of words between president trump and ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky. as fox's rebecca castor reports, tensions are escalating between the two after ukraine was left out of initial peace talks with russia earlier this week. >> i love ukraine, but zelensky has done a terrible job. >> russia may have started the war, but president trump and his administration are putting serious pressure on ukraine to end it. >> zelensky better move fast, or he's not going to have a country left. >> to help facilitate that end. u.s. special envoy keith kellogg met with president zelenskyy today in kyiv. >> we're going to move forward, full speed ahead, to drive this war to an end. >> the meeting comes as tensions rise between trump and zelensky. trump has lashed out at the ukrainian president in recent days, even calling him a dictator. since ukraine has not held elections since 2019 and has been under martial law since russia invaded in 2022. >> this kind of betrayal and surrender i

the former superintendent, mary ann dewan, was fired by the board in october. some big changes coming to the vallejo city unified school district tonight. the board of education voted to close mare island health and fitness academy, as well as loma vista environmental science academy by the end of the school year. the board also approved relocating vallejo charter school to the mare island campus starting next academic year. on top of all of this, the board voted for a $7.4 million reduction in staffing. this comes as the district says it is facing a projected $36 million deficit over the next two years and declining enrollment. officials say tonight's decision was difficult but necessary. >> celebrity chef tyler florence has left san francisco's union square, less than two years after signing a three year deal and receiving a grant from the city to open two new cafes. ktvu christien kafton reports the departure is raising a lot of questions about the nature of florence's deal and the future of the square. >> workers made trips in and out of the miller and lux

. >> miles, i'm just being told, mary ann miles i'm just being told from the control room. we have some new video in. i'm not sure both of you can see our live air, but we're going to play it for everyone. let's watch it together. this is the moment that the plane is coming in. oh. miles is this seems to speak to what you were just talking about is is what traditionally would happen as the pilots are bringing it in at this last minute. and just look how hard that impact is. >> yeah, it's a hard landing, to be sure. there is no evidence of what we call the flare to arrest that descent. uh, they were coming in, and it was a stabilized approach up to that point, at about 7 or 800ft per minute. it's a little mystifying to me that that would cause that level of destruction. so was there something else that happened that that increased the rate of descent the last minute, perhaps some meteorological condition? or was there some problem mechanically with the landing gear? >> mary, what are you thinking about this morning? when you see this new video, you see the other video, you h

the former superintendent, mary ann dewan, was fired back in october. >> the trump administration plans to get rid of the federal agency that operates the presidio in san francisco. last night, president trump signed an executive order that called the presidio trust an unnecessary governmental entity. presidio managers have two weeks now to submit a report confirming its elimination. the presidio trust was established in 1996 to maintain the 1500 acre park that's designated a national historic landmark. >> time now, 705. starting as soon as today, the irs becomes the latest target of federal layoffs as the trump administration dramatically changes the scope of government. there are reports that the internal revenue service will lay off thousands of employees as soon as today. and right at the beginning of tax season. according to the new york times, approximately 6000 people at the irs will lose their jobs out of about 100,000 staffers. now, similar to layoffs at other agencies, the new probationary hires are expected to be terminated. >> a new executive order by president trump aims to

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mary, let's not dwell on it. jane leeves: and the extraordinary betty white. jim colucci: who played sue-ann who was voracious and man-hungry and had a mirrored ceiling over her bed. sue: i think television needs bright young women, look at me! bill lawrence: that's what i love about workplace comedies. people that would never in a million years have spoken become connected anyway and have to live with humour on a day to day, second to second basis to get through it. lou: chuckles the clown is dead. jason alexander: the funeral of chuckles the clown is one of the great moments in comedy. lou: he went to the parade dressed as peter peanut, and a rogue elephant tried to shell him. preston: and everybody is making fun of it other than mary. lou: i wonder which ones are the other clowns? murray: they're all going to jump out of a little hearse. mary: oh c'mon. rainn wilson: at the end of the day, all these comedies are about a crazy dysfunctional family gathered together in a workplace. priest: chuckles the clown brought pleasure to millions... mtm: [laughs] judd apatow: it's so relatable. pries

mary miller. julia letlow. hi julia. claudia tenney from new york. hi claudia, a great job. nicole, hi nicole, so i great pole with you. michelle fishbach. thank you. great job. annagner missouri. sherry biggs, south carolina. great job. nancy mace, where is nancy? there's something. are you a believer in what we are doing. nancy takes it on right from the start. would you like to say something? would you like to say we are doing the right thing? good. thank you very much. [applause] pres. trump: stephanie bice, oklahoma. thank you stephanie. diana harshbarger. thank you diana. good job. tim burchett and i watched you on television the other day, you are unbelievable per you ripped that guy apart. that poor guy he started getting a little fresh with tim and tim ripped him apart. i left a message. that is good. great job tim. monica delacruz. ronny jackson. ronnie, dr. ronnie. he is a doctor, a great doctor and great admiral and a great congressman. he has his choice. what do you like doing best ronnie? [laughter] pres. trump: who is the healthiest patient you ever had? [laughter] >> donald trump. pres. trump: you know why i liked him? the fact he was asked, he ha

mary miller. i know. julia letlow. hi, julia. claudia tenney from new york. hi, claudia. great job. nicole malliotakis. hi, nicole. doing good. great poll with you, nicole. michelle fischbach. great job. thank you. annner, missouri. thanks. sherry biggs, south carolina. thanks. great job. nancy mace. where is nancy? she's something. oh, are you a believer in what we're doing, nancy? nancy takes it on right from the start, right? would you like to say something? would you like to say we're doing the right thing? [inaudible] president trump: thank you very much. thank you, nancy. stephanie bice, thanks, stephanie. diana harsh barger. thanks, diana. good job. tim burchett. tim. i watched you on television the other day. you were unbelievable. you ripped that guy apart. man, that poor guy. he started getting a little fresh with tim and tim just ripped him apart. that was beautiful. i actually left a message. [inaudible] president trump: great job, tim. that was great. monica de la cruz. ronnie jackson. ronnie, dr. ronnie. he's a doctor, a great doctor, a great admiral and great congressman, right? pretty good. he has his choice. what do you like doing best, ronnie? [inaudible] president trump: who is th

powell 2015 steel and the butterfly girl jace ann webster 2015 stainless steel and i would like to introduce civic art collection and public art program director marychu and senior registrar alison cummings. well allison go for it. >> i'm going to start off with a brief background introduction. i didn't know where who was doing what. so thank you, commissioners. just to provide some background, the office of community investment and infrastructure known as oci is the successor to the former san francisco redevelopment agency and is working with the recreation and parks department as well as us the arts commission to transfer ownership and maintenance of the hunters point shipyard phase one parks and public artworks to the city and county of san francisco. for some background in 2009 the redevelopment commission ten public art pieces for the shipyard which were then installed in 2015. we are recommending that the arts commission accession and the following eight artworks as you just read into the civic art collection. the two remaining artworks titled got gigantic v by matthew passmore and rebar group and nautical swing by matthew geller are functio

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and anne marie has some good news. she says grumpy grandad is back home.i we're all delighted to hear that news. and then we do have it pointed out by judith that there are too many women on the show. >> it's amazing. we're in control. we've taken it like judith. >> i feel like i'm on an episode of loose women, i. >> really do. >> really do. >> i really. >> i really. >> do better, right? >> do better, right? >> i'm going to kick us off, my friends. and i want to actually start by saying it's another day, but it's yet another brain deadidea day, but it's yet another brain dead idea from our ruling class solving nothing while real problems spiral out of control. idris elba the actor thinks that kitchen knives should be sold without a pointed end to stop stabbings. yep, he floated this on the bbc's today programme and they all cheered in middle class. and a week later, home secretary yvette cooper said she's looking into the proposal. meanwhile, i watched footage of a maniac waving a machete at london bridge. the police pulled it out. it was 15