barbara. drunk. hmm i'm not barbara the drunk anymore. i'm sober a year now and then i thought maybe i could do this. and by that strange, i mean you take a misfortune in, like being an alcoholic. sometimes it leads you into something fantastic. like the best in the world. and that's happened. well, but it seems like in some amazing way, you found your way back to your desk. and if you think of you as that little doing the dissection. hmm okay. this was the 70, right? i started in 92. okay. for the with the medical exams. right. right still, things were i mean, women were in the workforce, but you were in a male dominated dealing with mostly guys and they were new york city cops. so you had to be on the at the scene with. how did you navigate? how did you work out so that they respected you and showed you that at the scene of the crime. it was not easy. i mean, the first couple of times like, the first time i went to a scene, i had my badge, you know, tucked into bill, very cool looking and so excited, nervous. and the officer at the door

barbara bush. i think stronger in michelle almost as if she is. chiding them. somewhat,in her audience. don't make this -- don't -- wes cannot equate a black child with a black to acting white. we have to throw that out, we have to you know move forward. and i don't think that a white first lady could have delivered those remarks in this way. you know, i think she recognized her audience, and adapted to it accordingly in a powerful way. >> i think it an interesting speech in that you know, i understand, and saying about chiding audience. but i think she was chiding the broader audience not the specific audience, she says, to reject the idea that a black kid with a book is trying to act white, she was not talking about the audience that just graduated from college, giving them a sense of empowerment, you have a space in this world, you have donee something that is important and good. in a chiding choice she says, don't listen to the critiques what you have done it you are being an example of excelle

barbara lee is now still in single digits at seven.n support for schiff over the past four months. but barbara lee has stayed in single digits and now those two are separating themselves from the field. right. >> and we keep this up. let's just take a look at that. at 7, barbara lee is now two tied with two republicans, one of whom hasn't even officially gotten into the race yet. right there is businessman james bradley, the other is the one who hasn't jumped in yet, but many think he will. that's dodgers baseball legend steve garvey. why do the poll include garvey when he hasn't declared? >> well, it was just the test. we included him both had measures, both with his name in and with his name removed, just to see what impact he could potentially have have. and what we found was that garvey basically draws from other republican voters. so he really just pulls down the percent levels for each of the other republicans that are listed in the poll. he doesn't really take away support from schiff, porter or lee. it was just the finding that

as nancy said when she started, barbara bush's speech was mired in controversy. alice walker with the choice of the class and when she turned them down the administration decided on their own to invite barbara bush. i did a lot of research on this speech at the bush library and among the papers i found where the scheduling papers where they had originally decided, they put this invitation in as if it were any other, they were not aware what had happened to the invitation. at one point they were not even sure about it because the gorbachevs were going to be in town and she had another commitment in boston to dedicate something to watch out for the ducklings at the park, they decided to do it and when they worked on the speech they worked on it along with other commencement addresses. it wasn't that much different from other commencement addresses. one thing tansey didn't mention is the speech was one of the top one hundred speeches of the twentieth century. as was hillary clinton's beijing speech. george h w bush did not have a speech in the top 100. to kind of ki

barbara, the earth, one might say, is made of stones, where to look for this stone?mir castles really exist, this is not a myth, but it was not possible to confirm the legend that there is an underground tunnel between the castles, perhaps it was destroyed. according to the legend, the rodevils traveled through this tunnel to visit each other, and in the dungeon there are also castle ghosts, a black lady and a white lady, they say they are friends, don’t believe me, so am i. let pasha and olesya check. did you know that ghosts live in castles? well, i got another hint from vikki, look for the stone. well, great, i’m right among the stones. oops, download a ghost hunting app, seriously? segismund augustus wanted to marry barbara radivil, but there was one very big obstacle, his mother, who was against this wedding, she hated the radevils’ mouth. the wedding was played by the taikoms, when sigismund's mother bona sforza found out about this, she simply left for italy as a sign of protest, but she left for a reason: before leaving, bonasfort ordered his doctor to poison

liz: i mean, right, barbara?onomist reports and say, oh, maybe i shouldn't invest -- >> no, it's just going to bum you out. you have to make your own road, have your own optimism, decide when you're going to go into something. the the worst times and the best times to start a business, most of the big companies start in the bad times. i start mine when new york city was going bankrupt. everybody folded, and i was one of the few men standing. come on, it's a great advantage. you have to go against the tide. liz: some of the greatest, most incredible companies, ibm, fedex, were started during recessions or depressions. >> and if you're starting at a time when money's tight, that's certainly the case right now, you have to be very resourceful as a entrepreneur. you have to solve problems, you have to pivot in a way that when money's free and cheap and zero interest rates, you're flush with it. you make a lot of mistakes because with you think, well, it's not going to cost me much. now you make a mistake, you go bank

therefore, one fine evening he decides to summon the spirit of barbara. the spirit of barbara was summoned using a mirror, but at the same time they ordered segismund not to speak to the spirit or touch it under any circumstances. he did not keep his promise. and since then, somewhere here in the netsvere castle the spirit of the beautiful barbara has been wandering. i told you the legend, i found a clue under a stone, i downloaded the application, now i should go in search of the ghost. you can wish me luck, there are so many ghosts. 1 2 3 4 so, well, somehow there are already fewer red dots on my radar, my sunshine appears, my dear barbara, oh, by the way, i’m not the only tourist here , have you seen anything? of course, where else could legends live if not in a castle? one of the legends is the legend of the white maiden. so, a hint, look for the stone. vic, listen, there are a lot of stones here, a castle made of stones. the earth can be said to be made of stones, where to look for this stone, okay, let's go, maybe like this, maybe like this, or mayb

barbara. father alexei could only dream and pray for such a thing.after all, the relics of the great martyr are in kiev , what was his surprise when one fine day he received a call from the diocese and was delighted with the news that his prayers had been heard for how long this time?

if he stands by those comments, it eliminates barbara lee as a choice. she previously expressed disappointment at those comments, but when asked about the potential for replacement recent. lee we have to really stop and mourn and grieve and honor her legacy. there'll be a time for other discussions, but right now i'm asking everyone to really pray for her family. given that senate feinstein has been in poor health recently, i think that there's probably been some discussion behind the scenes about about possible successors. now, i also want to make sure, heather, that it's clear that this vacancy is not expected to have any impact on the looming government shutdown. yeah, we know that those talks are continuing. i know for some people this might seem a little crass to be talking about her replacement at this time, but it is the reality. you know, she needs there needs to be someone representing california in the senate. do we know when governor newsom might be making this decision? well, right now, there are no plans to or there is not yet any informatio

senate along with barbara boxer. and over the years, dianne feinstein gained power and influence. backing many pieces of legislation including an assault weapons ban. feinstein had been in declining health lately relying increasingly on staff to function as a senator. she was 90 years old. and that is something that sticks out to me. reed, because she stepped away for three months because of this bout with shingles and then she came back and just -- seemed so frail and just such an iconic woman who broke glass ceilings. >> i want to quote senator alex padilla. it would be impossible to write the history of california politics. it would be impossible to write the history of american politics without acknowledging the trail blazing career of senator dianne feinstein. the words of senator padilla. you know, it was not long ago that her office announced she would not seek re-election as gianna just mentioned and faced many very painful health troubles. shingles just a terrible condition to endure. senator feinstein lived

but come on, barbara is the one having the craziest summer. but if you felt like a little kind of cool about it, like i'm barb heimer and this is the biggest portmanteau of the year. >> yeah, i'm not that kind of person, but it's just kind of serendipitous. >> so you have this name and it goes together and all of a sudden you have people calling you, you know, i'm retired. it's not a hardship. i have a pretty good life. so this is just sort of fun. >> she has a really good attitude about it. but the og barb and heimer said the only problem has been that whenever she makes a reservation at a restaurant this summer, they always think she's lying. >> no way. >> but there's no way. come on. what's your real name? come on in. >> it's a prank call. she's just a barbie girl in an oppenheimer world, and she's both. i love it. >> i love how she wore pink to you. >> that's right. >> where are her residuals? $850 million. >> check, please. yeah. >> all right. at bassmaster.com. >> time now for sports news now , i wanted to lead the entire show with this,

so that leaves barbara lee out. she is the natural black woman to assume the role. >> the governor reiterated that promise earlier this month on nbc's meet the press. >> an interim appointment, i don't want to get involved in the primary. it is wholly unfair to the democrats. that primaries just a matter of months away. i don't want to tip the balance with that. >> at the time congressman lee fired back publicly calling the idea insulting. the congresswoman has not commented on the appointment today, only offering her condolence is. any statement singh and park, california lost a trailblazer for women and a political giant today. the legacy and impacts have forever shaped our nation. meanwhile the oakland naacp are voicing their support for congresswoman lee filling the seats. >> -- a respective of politics the best possible person, black woman for that position since -- appointing black women. there is no black woman in the state of california more qualified or better qualified than barbara lee. >> professor lease

barbara hoyt remembers what happened next. >> i heard a scream. up. >> is there any way to describe what that sounded like? >> pure--. >> do you have any idea if it was a human or or a person? >> i knew it was shortly. >> i recognize the voice. >> this was one that man son was involved in and for -- >> what manson decided it was time to get out of l. a.. maybe he was feeling the heat of the raid, or maybe he needed a place to keep the family under his control. >> to him the whole idea of control is not just having people worshipping you, but having people follow your orders in ways that contradict common sense. >> that is fleeing an apocalyptic race war "helter skelter". he moved to an old homestead called barker ranch. now part of death valley national park. yes, death valley. >> during this war, he will lead his family into death valley where there is a bottomless pit and a city underneath the surface. they will go down there and be safe. >> he seriously thought that there was something beneath the earth where all of you would go and hide? >> ye

in that same year, she would help barbara boxer win the other senate seat, in what became known as the year of the woman, setting up this iconic moment. >> i will never forget the night we made history. we were at the fairmont hotel, waiting to see what would happen and dianne feinstein was a shoe in and i was certainly the underdog. >> reporter: the retired senator, barbara boxer would serve with feinstein until the end of her term. >> when the two of us made it, two jewish women from the bay area, it was history. >> reporter: they knew because of their gender they had to fight even harder. >> these guys thought women couldn't understand the gun issues, couldn't understand missile issues, couldn't understand defense issues. >> reporter: while her time in the senate has most recently defined her epic career -- >> what are your thoughts on what it means for a country to have women serve in meaningful numbers on the federal bench lester mark >> reporter: it was before her time in washington that was testified with violence and tragedy. in 1958 as the supervisor, she was there when the ci

that includes east bay congresswoman barbara lee, a black woman in 2021.m pledged to appoint a black woman to fill any senate vacancy. but you're going to abide by it would be a essentially a caretaker, an african-american woman. we hope we never have to make this decision. but i, i abide by what i've said very publicly on a consistent basis. yes. those remarks drawing outrage from lee and others. lee releasing a statement saying in part, quote , the idea that a black woman should be appointed only as a caretaker to simply check a box is insulting to countless black women across the country who have carried the democratic party to victory. election after election. we don't want a holding position. we don't want to stop gap measure. but it is time for them to respond and support us. so we are extremely upset. the governor's caveat creating frustration among organizations including black women, organized for political action they say sidestep stepping. lee would break his promise. marin barbara lee's argument is if you're going to do it for a caretaker, then

barbara is in jacksonville, florida. barbara in florida. one more time for barbara florida. ok. let's hear from bonnie in jackson, michigan. caller: i think someone in washington dc is getting paid by the cartels to let all these people in. host: what convinces you that? caller: all you have to do is look. host: what do you mean by that? caller: there is something wrong here. host: ok. that was bonnie in michigan. let's hear from jonah in ohio. democrat line. caller: good morning. i want to get out the boys for all the young voters in the country to get out, build a boat you next election or the year, and that is it. host: why do you think that is important? why are you advocating for that? caller: because i do not think people my age -- i do not see many of my friends learning more about what is going on in our country, and i think it is a good research project for other people to do. i just have a lot of fun learning more about our country. host: as far as your own, personal interest, have you decided how is here? caller: next year, i plan on supporting biotin. i support his a

lee. >> and why not barbara lee. well-known in northern and southern california. why not just say if it comes to that we'll go with barbara lee. >> fair question. >> what newsom says i would tilt it tn. we've got three people, among others. these are the tee leaders. you see it right there on e screen. she's in a tight spot, number three. a lot of undecideds early on, and it's been that way for a long time. the lead for the first two schiff and porter have been separated from least. imagine what happens if lee becomes the incumbent. there will be a tremendous advantage and it's what newsom says. he's backed into this corner. he has to find somebody and is having a hard time somebody willing to take that spot for a short period of time and give up an office. >> what's the next move? does he even have a next move? will he stay quiet if he has to do something? >> maybe prayer. he's got a problem here, and he's hoping, he is hoping, that feinstein goes ahead and manages to eke out her term. he doesn't want to make a deci

the holy martyr barbara miraculously appeared in the temple and the relics of saint barbara about suchalexei could only dream and pray. after all, the relics of the great martyr are located. in kiev , what was his surprise when one fine day he received a call from the diocese and was delighted with the news that his prayers had been heard for this time, how many relics are there? we have here in the temple already, and local residents and many feel this help and intercession with this martyr. there are barbarians some kind of government, yes, and she has patronage, it was customary to assume. and what? but the men of barbara are praying that they do not die suddenly and suddenly. that's it, that's how he walked and fell. here's to the locals. grandmothers. they say that this is it . this is the most terrible death, that a person with that burden, oh, which went on this heart, he will already cease before god , without repentance, without asking god for forgiveness prayers and efforts of local residents. temples for the first time in 200 years have their own bell tower. all this time th

so why don't you tell us, barbara, we'll start with you. why should the folks what should the folks of the region, oakland and the you know, the entire bay area region take from what we're about to hear in the study? thank you. well, thank you, andre, for allowing us to be here today and sharing this very exciting news. i would say the biggest takeaway is for folks to understand that we at the port of oakland operate three lines of business, not just the port, the maritime, the big cranes and the and the ships that you see. but also the airport as well as our commercial real estate division . and i think the biggest takeaway for the study is the close to 100,000 jobs that are generated both locally and regionally that support our local ecosystem, which are so important as we continue to emerge out of covid and as we grow as a community and when you say 73,000 jobs, this is not just at the port itself, but the study said generates so the it leads to other markets as well, other job creation. so talk a little bit about that, correct? it's abo

she named barbara boxer who left. she talks about jackie speer who retired.they are urging her to do this. >> she found her footing in this role. thank you so much. >>> there are growing fears among democratic lawmakers and donors over president biden's lagging approval rating and concerns over his age from voters. the lawmakers may see that as a leading alternative to the incumbent president. he says he is all in for biden and deferential to the second in command. >> filing deadlines haven't passed. >> think the vice president is naturally lined up. the filing deadlines are coming to pass. we need to move past this notion that he is not going to run. >> you hear these calls privately. what do you tell donors? >> time to move on. >> am i supposed to interpret that about the vice president that if for some reason the president chose not to run, everybody rallies around her? >> it's the biden/harris administration. >> you respect that? >> maybe i'm a little old-fashion about, president or vice president. >> joining me now, the dean of the public school of publi

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and that includes east bay congresswoman barbara lee, a black woman in 2021.pledged to appoint a black woman to fill any senate vacancy. but you're going to abide by it would be a essentially a caretaker, an african american woman, we hope we never have to make this decision. but i. i abide by what i've said very publicly on a consistent basis. yes. those remarks drawing outrage from lee and others. lee releasing a statement saying in part, quote, the idea that a black woman should be appointed only as a caretaker to simply check a box is insulting to countless black women across the country who have carried the democratic party to victory election after election. we don't want a holding position. we don't want to stop gap measure. but it is time for them to respond and support us. so we are extremely upset. the governor's caveat creating frustration among organizations, including black women organized for political action. they say sidestep, saying lee would break his promise. you barbara lee's argument is if you're going to do it for a caretaker, then you sh

you remember her time when she served alongside barbara boxer from california. it was a powerful 1-2 punch for the california democrats. she held close to her believes on the left side of the spectrum but she had a great rapport with her colleagues on capitol hill. left or right i would say she was really engaging. i think at the end obviously her capacity diminished and there was real concern about how she was going to be able to continue. it's a sad day but it is also a reflection of her long career that was really storied when you think about women in politics. >> bill: it may not be too soon to reflect on who succeeds her, bret? she comes from a state that is increasingly progressive. you have a governor gavin newsom who has shown himself to rise in democratic ranks over the past two years. what does he do with this seat now do you believe? >> you know, it's fascinating. this is a real choice for gavin newsom to determine what to do. the person who is appointed, you know, will have to run again and very soon. so it is a seat that was coming up that was alrea

for me i was listening to barbara with a smile. she was such a character, dianne, and you don't have as many characters these days. she held her head high, she would disagree with people in her own party. at one point i stayed at her house after a political event in san francisco. she kicked the men out and said, you stay here. in the morning at 7:30, she summoned me to her room where she was sitting up ramrod straight, in her furry slippers, reading a 200-page document about the patent reformat and started grilling me. that was dianne. she came into power at a time women had to be prepared, had to be serious. they couldn't have a lot of emotion. and that kind of model for me really helped me when i got to the senate. >> i wonder what you learned from her in terms of getting things done. it's a stated fact that women get more done in congress than the men do. women reach across the aisle, pass more legislation, are behind more successful legislation. did you learn anything from her about how to get things done? >> yeah, to be fearl

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barbara lee has been in congress the longest. there's adam schiff as well. he's been on the house intelligence committee. he is a longtime california congressman and best known probably to people around the united states as the head of donald trump's impeachment. and then barbara lee, i mentioned her earlier, in congress the longest, 98. famously the only person to vote against the iraq war, saying no to the authorization of use of military force. she got a lot of pushback at the time. i think modern-day leaders would come to realize she was probably right. again, these are candidates you'll probably see in 2024 on the ballot. that winner serves four years, a regular senator. we're waiting on the governor's interim appointment. that person would serve out the rest of feinstein's term. 15 months. >> yeah. it will be interesting to see. >> i think it's going to come very soon. >> no doubt. >> thank you, scott. >>> we know that you have to plan your day out, as well, so we want to take a live look at downtown san jose. and meteorologist kari hall is looking at

barbara boxer, her former colleague, joins me live ahead. ex-president donald trump is getting an endorsement from kristi noem. it is an evolution of sports for noem who said back in november she didn't believe trump offered, quote, the best chance for the party in 2024 and went on to say if we narrow our focus there, then we're not talking to every single american. but just yesterday, she said this... absolutely. yeah. i mean, i -- in a heartbeat, president trump needs a strong partner if he's going to take back the white house and needs somebody who knows what it's like to run a business, to be an employee, earn a paycheck but also having a wife, mom and a grandma isn't bad either. >> so is this a vp tryout? let's discuss with cnn political commentator and editor and chief of the dispatch jonah goldburg. jonah, too soon or is this the right time to kind of put out this trial balloon? >> i think it makes total sense for chrissy know. you know, she's been -- kristi noem, she's been running these ads paid for with covid tax dollars and promot

gather newsom is not going to nominate barbara lee.u make of what politics left behind in the fact that she did stay so long? >> when i went to see diane, and after i decided not to run in 2017, she was really mad at me. she said why are you leaving? you're the chairman of the environment committee. you're the chair of the ethics committee. and you know how to get things done. that's the diane, i said diane, i think it's time. but she knew her job as a calling. i'm just going to say this, it's a bit controversial, i think one of the reasons she stayed on is because the republicans said they will not replace her on the judiciary committee, and we all know that that committee is so tight, if she hadn't been there they couldn't have gotten any judge nominees out to be voted on in the senate. so it's complicated. it's complicated. but she felt that sense of responsibility to the last minute. my goodness, she voted right before she took her last breath. that's diane. >> i don't envy gavin newsom for not being able to figure out what to do b

we faced discrimination, and she could have easily said, barbara, you're on your own.ple would say i can vote for one woman, but not two. then they would say, well, i can vote for two women, but not two jewish women. he faced it all. we stood up to it. it was something else. i have something to show you. they called es thelma and louise. we really had a bond. even though we disagreed from time to time, we never let it come between us. >> she was a really good friend. i understand, senator boxer, you spoke to senator feinstein on the phone recently. can you tell us a bit more about that conversation? what did she say? >> yeah. well, i called her at the request of a really close friend of hers, to find out how she was. everybody has been worried about her, as you know. so i started off, i said, well, tell me how are you doing? she said, no, you tell me how you're doing. then i said, well, what do you think you're going to be doing? railroad going to keep on working? she said, you know, i really have to go. i want you to call me when you're in the bay area, and we'll have

why did barbara choose nesvizh castle after her death?hat everything is very simple, her husband is the polish king sigismund. august missed her very much and often came to her brothers in nesvizh. here he dared to evoke the spirit of his beloved bassine. everyone knows very well how this session of black magic ended, but few people know that this story could have had a good ending ; barbara’s spirit could have found peace if sigismund august had been next to her after death and the king had even promised that he would come in nesvizh to die, but like most men i didn’t keep my promise. but the administration of the castle fulfilled its promise and showed me something that i had not yet seen, but in the basements of the castle. bilov i haven’t been to your body yet. they don’t let anyone in at all. in the basement there are fragments of the original masonry foundation of the building throughout. this is what it means to literally touch history. the owners of the castle could go down here via a secret staircase directly from their personal

barbara robbins. barbara was only 21 years old when she was over in saigon during, the vietnam war, a truck carrying explosives from the vietcong exploded in front of her at the us embassy and killed her. she is the youngest on our memorial wall and the first female officer die in the line of duty. president johnson sent her family a telegram, a condolence letter, and we now have that on display, along with a posthumous medal that was given to her family. they donated to us just this past year, thanks to her brother. we were able to get these artifacts and have them on display here at headquarters. so it's something we're very honored to have. we're glad we can show the sacrifice and the heroism of barbara robbins. so it's the story of barbara robbins, been known for a long time, was at a classified story or deaths of cia officers declassified over years on our memorial wall you'll notice that there are many names that are not actually in the book of honor and every year the director of cia looks at t

and barbara together was unjust. each person for themselves. so and she has always looked out for people and especially encourage other women to fulfill their potential. and i feel grateful to her for that. such a powerful thing and >> could you also speak to the legislative impacts that she left behind? >> well, you know, she gets so much you can't just single out one or 2 things. what i've thinking this morning just about a couple of things, one that everyone knows the work that she did and the efforts and how much she cared about farm workers in california in the effort she made to try and get legal status workers and really was very important thing her. we all knows. obviously the shooting of mayor moscow knee and harvey i think that was a factor in her long effort to and finally successful effort to get assault weapons ban. and of course, we know from the statistics that that ban resulted we'll never know how many thousands of americans were not murdered because of that a band, but it did result in a decline of these mass murders. of cours

she didn't knock it down, but she did say she supports barbara lee. >> yeah, barbara lee -- this is aited contest for the senate seat that was already taking place before the news of dianne feinstein's passing. newsom's in a bit of a tricky situation right now. he has said that he's not going to pick anybody that's running. and so that makes people like mayor breed a contender. i think that that's probably the right decision. there's a lot of pressure on him to maybe go for a barbara lee even though she's running. but if you look at what's happened in the past traditionally when there's been an active race going or candidates that are putting their names out there already for a seat that was coming up and then an incumbent senator died, you usually do see a placeholder type pick put in there -- >> the problem is he didn't do that the last time and this is what is getting people upset. especially black women in california. >> absolutely. i understand the sentiment of wanting to not get in the middle of that race, but it just seems as though a black woman in a position to lead is going

barbara plett usher, bbc news, mombasa.s barbara plett usher in kenya with the first in a series of reports exploring the global cost of living crisis and its impact on children. tomorrow we look at the impact in lebanon. let's get some of the day's other news now. taiwan's south—western coastline has been hit by heavy rain and powerful winds as typhoon haikui made landfall for a second time. roads were flooded and others were blocked by fallen trees. haikui initially made landfall on sunday. it was the first typhoon to hit the island in four years. many schools and businesses have remained closed. the spanish authorities have issued weather warnings in the regions around madrid, because of flooding caused by exceptionally heavy rain. a number of train services across the country have been cancelled. the floods brought by storm dana have caused mudslides and swept debris into the roads, making many impassable. more rain is expected on monday. the french government has reiterated its commitment to maintaining troops in niger

barbara about such a father alexei could only dream and pray. after all, the relics of the great martyr are in kiev, what was his surprise, when one fine day he received a call from the diocese and was delighted with the news that his prayers had been answered during this time, how many relics are there? we have here in the temple already, and local residents and many feel this help and intercession with this martyr. barbarians, she has some kind of government, yes, and she has patronage, it was customary to assume. and what? but the men of barbara are praying that they do not die suddenly and suddenly. that's it, that's how he walked and fell. here's to the locals. grandmothers. they say that this is it. oh, what an easy death for a person, everything fell to a person and did not suffer and did not hurt anything. here and there, but for a christian , this is the most terrible death, that a person with that load, about which he walked. eh, this one is already in my heart. he will stand before god without repentance, without asking god for forgiv

i was unknown literally in the state, so she could have easily said, you know what, barbara? you go your way, i'll go mine. but she grabbed my hand and she held it all the way through. >> the duo sometimes referred to as the thelma and louise of the senate, served together 24 years. boxer isn't the only one who, in part, credits senator dianne feinstein for their career. >> she's such an important part of sort of the fabric of me. >> jim wunderman, now president and ceo of the bay area council , was feinstein's special assistant from 1983 to 1988. he recalls interning for her in the mayor's office. >> mayor feinstein said, well, you know, i think when jim graduates, because it was in my now in my last year at san francisco state, she said, maybe we'll hire him. you know, she sort of put that out there. >> senator feinstein wasn't just a career maker. boxer says she was also a matchmaker. she also loved to fix people up on dates and took great credit for a few marriages. >> that happened. and she was always searching around. if there was someone in the senate who was single, w

and one of the innovator cases, we focus on barbara robbins.barbara was only 21 years old t when she was over in saigon during the vietnam war. a trucks carrying explosives from the vietcong exploded in front of her at the u.s. embassy and killed her. she is the youngest person on our memorial wall, and the first female officer to die in the line of duty. president johnson sent her family a telegram, a condolence letter,er and we now have that display, along with a re posthumous medal that was given to her family. they donated it to us just this past year, thanks to her th brother, we were able to get these artifacts and have them on display here at headquarters. so it's something we're very honored to have, and, and we're glad we can show the sacrifice and the heroism of barbara robbins. >> so is the story of barbara robbins been known for a long time? was that a classified istory? are deaths of cia officers declassified over years? >> on our memorial wall, you'll notice that there are many names that are not actually in the book of honor, and

. >> it's the year former senator barbara boxer says the number of women in the senate tripled. but only went from 2 to 6. >> i was unknown literally in the state, so she could have easily said, you know what, barbara, you go your way. i'll go mine. but she grabbed my hand and she held it all the way through. >> the duo sometimes referred to as the thelma and louise of the senate, served together 24 years. boxer isn't the only one who, in part credits senator dianne feinstein for their career. >> she's such an important part of sort of the fabric of me. >> jim wunderman, now president and ceo of the bay area council, was feinstein's special assistant from 1983 to 1988. he recalls interning for her in the mayor's office. >> mayor feinstein said, well, you know, i think when jim graduates because it was in my now in my last year at san francisco state, she said, maybe we'll hire him. you know, she sort of put that out there. >> senator feinstein wasn't just a career maker. boxer says she was also a matchmaker. >> she also loved to fix people up on dates and took great credit for a

barbara mcquade. i am sure it's not done yet.ppreciate your time today, we will have you back so we can break it all down. thank you for being here. >> thank you katie. >> and still to come on the katie phang show. coming up, rogue behavior. alabama's brazen defiance of a supreme court order, striking down the races gerrymandered voting apps, maps, and the special -- keep it right here, you are watching msnbc. ar watching msnbc detect this: living with hiv, i learned i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is a complete hiv treatment for some adults. no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: most hiv pills contain 3 or 4 medicines. dovato is as effective with just 2. if you have hepatitis b, don't stop dovato without talking to your doctor. don't take dovato if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking dofetilide. this can cause serious or life-threatening side effects. if you have a rash or allergic reaction symptoms, s

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barbara oh, go ahead fred. well, i just think this is really interesting. i'm so glad you brought up the the interview. what's what's fascinating, me and i'm researching this for the second volume of the biography is that, you know, they were really prepared for this interview. that is to say the administration more or less knew what was coming from it with respect to the question and that the president would be asked. and he was always kennedy was, always somebody who did his homework. he made seem effortless, often. but that was in part as is so often case because he had practiced. so it's fascinating to me as points out, that in what he says about vietnam in that interview with a very large television audience, in a sense wanting to have it both ways, as mark points out, he wants to suggest, is their war, not ours. they have to win it, and yet it would be a mistake for us to withdraw and. you know, i think in a sense and mark and i think you talked about this. i think there's a certain paradox. and kennedy's vietnam policy going back from when he visited

joining us now, wharton school of marketing, barbara khan. thank you for joining us. i'm fascinated by the state of the consumer. it seems as if there are all sorts of pressures on the consumer, whether it's the student loan repayments coming due here soon, what's going on in labor markets with potential strikes, looming shutdowns, higher interest rates, dwindling savings. yet we've seen consumers still spend at least in areas where they want to spend. so, in general, it's a big question with probably a complicated answer, but how is the u.s. consumer? >> that's very interesting, all the different pressures you point to on the consumer. and we're seeing that in the complicated behavior in the marketplace. on one hand we see a lot of brand loyalty to price premium brands, like you just mentioned, lululemon, peloton, luxury in general, the new apple phone. and on the other hand, we see incredible loyalty to incredibly low price options like temu and shein. >> that is obviously very interesting. when you hear from a retailer like a target, for instance, which is multicat