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her name is bea. - [maren] hi bea. - [neville] and she's our source of transportation. - his family's lifespans are especially impressive when measured up to the average global span, which is 72. i understand you had some long lived family members back in your family tree. who were they? - one was my great-grandfather. he lived to be 92 years old. - wow. - and my grandmother lived to be 86. - wow. - my great-grandfather had some brothers that lived to be over a hundred. - wow. - yeah. - [maren] i can only wonder why this is the case. can you tell me a little more about your lifestyle? - we like to keep it simple. try to be as self-sufficient as possible. try to raise our own food from the garden. we're just people like you are you know, so i kind of think that it just depends on the, what cards get dealt to your hand. - [maren] and it turns out neville is right. some in this community have won the genetic lottery. doug's research is revealing what that is. - good afternoon. i'm dr. vaughn. - [maren] the first clues to the amish community's longevity recently surfaced when a member wit

so i look at it with blinders on how i can make that our beas newsy is beas newsy as possible and somebody gets to the end of the hour and they feel like they know what's happening in the u.s. and around the world and they have some sense of analysis of the big moments from people who cover washington for decades but trying to take the emotion out of it for me. of course i have thoughts about things, not a robot but i want to present it to you so you can make a decision. it's not just a slogan. i'm really trying to do that every night from 6:00 to 7:00 and 3:00 to 4:00 your time. [applause] >> any predictions for the 2022 elections? >> again if you talk to people on the hill they are excited about the prospects. they feel like you're in a good position in subject wise and topic wise they have a number of things that they can talk about that they feel good about so it should be for the house site according to kevin mccarthy paint by numbers. they only need a few seats and he's looking to at 20, 30 or 40 big pickups of seats in the house and the senate is much more difficult and the battlegr

so i look at it with blinders on how i can make that our beas newsy is beas newsy as possible and somebody gets to the end of the hour and they feel like they know what's happening in the u.s. and around the world and they have some sense of analysis of the big moments from people who cover washington for decades but trying to take the emotion out of it for me. of course i have thoughts about things, not a robot but i want to present it to you so you can make a decision. it's not just a slogan. i'm really trying to do that every night from 6:00 to 7:00 and 3:00 to 4:00 your time. [applause] >> any predictions for the 2022 elections? >> again if you talk to people on the hill they are excited about the prospects. they feel like you're in a good position in subject wise and topic wise they have a number of things that they can talk about that they feel good about so it should be for the house site according to kevin mccarthy paint by numbers. they only need a few seats and he's looking to at 20, 30 or 40 big pickups of seats in the house and the senate is much more difficult and the battlegr

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i don't want any drawn-out beas, do you? everybody's going to keep saying it's a threat to democracy or the sin that, that's going to upset my schedule benching somebody during a championship game, joel, because if you took the field he would lose, that's humbling. he is a mess. he sing crazy stuff. democrats wanted to be like the darren's and bewitched, they take them out and put in the new darrynton evans obama but it's more like chuck from happy days. do you remember chuck? they just disappeared chuck. joe is the chuck cunningham of presidents. if we just keep them upstairs, like anthony perkins and, nobody will see him. i'm not an essay red wave but i think there will be republican control of the house are the senate may be, and will be parents coming home from the two-week cruise, the house filled with keggers broken windows, adults are home and they're going to try to fix everything. woe gives has broken your party right now. if you get strong competition in there, harold, the democrats will come out as a more viable p

who takes care of them and they have to stay home and that really made a statement snoon along comes bea arthur playing made. >> we started filming maud in july of '72. abortion was a big issue for knee. >> the episode maud's abortion aired in 1972 as a two-parter. that it was early to be talking about abortion on television. >> i don't understand your hesitance. >> there were stations throughout the country that did not air those episodes. >> we had the right to decide what to do with your body. >> all right, then please get yours into the kitschen? we had a platform but we weren't shoving down anybody's throat. we were making them laugh and hopefully making them think. >> how many kids do we have? >> 11 women pregnant currently. >> i have so and questions. re sn samsung appliances plus get $350 off instantly when you buy any 4 pieces. shop daily steals this black friday exclusively at lowe's. my asthma felt anything but normal. a blood test helped show my asthma is driven by eosinophils, which nucala helps reduce. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma

. >> it was tremendously i think my i father believed i would bea writer and i tell a story in the booken years old my father came back to london they brought me a book by george eliot and was ten years old, i didn't understand the material but when i read the introduction i went to my father and said why did you write this? women were not taken seriously as writers so she chose a man's name but don't worry when you write your book, you will use your own i name and people will take it seriously so part of it i think is honoring that belief my parents had. >> you been there 25 years all the way back to the time when she was first lady and you are an intern in the white house and a key aide for her during your time a senator in her first run is the presidency and then secretary of state under president obama and the 2016 campaign. it had a front row seat to history most of us could only dream of? >> i write throughout the book the gratitude, i have had the privilege to serve in the clinton administration and obama administration working with senators like john mccain. having an approach t

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that's been total -- that's bea total failure.chools and school of choice, especially public school of choice in the state as well. we're going to back all those. maria: the teachers union were basically making the rules during covid and they didn't want to go back to work. dagen: they didn't want to go back to work. so instead they rained like horribleness on the nation's children, on that point they also were coordinating, randy wwinegarden was coordinating wih the cdc to make sure schools stayed sure. i call them power hungry science deniers who hate children. that's what they d now they try to make like it didn't happen. maria: thanks so much. quick break and not even the mainstream media can support a biden/harris 2024 ticket, the new op-ed asking them to drop out for the sake of the country, it's making a buzz this morning, next. ♪ come on, baby, let's do the twist. ♪ come on, baby, let's do the twist. ♪ take me by my little hand. ♪ and go like this we got this. we got this. we got this. life is for living. we got this. let'

in fact, i spoke last night, bea wynn conceded, i thank her for that. that's the way it's supposed to be. we need all candidates who come up short to acknowledge it and to come back and fight within our system another day if that's their so choice. there is one race in our state that is going to be moving to the december 6th run-off. that is the race for the united states senate between senator rafael warnock and herschel walker. our office has already began the behind the scenes work to start building the ballots. so ballots are being built as we speak and counties are making preparations. so some specifics for the process. voters can request absentee ballots now through monday, november 28th. there are about 150,000 voters who will receive an absentee ballot because they are on the rollover list. these people are either 65 or disabled. our absentee ballot request portal is now open. early voting must begin no later than monday, november 28th, in all counties. we do participate that some counties will have saturday voting after thanksgiving, and novemb

>> because everybody said, hey, it's going to bea cold, dark winter in europe, and gas prices are goinghrough the roof and then say seemed to pause so i'll come back to it next year it's extraordinarily cheap, and just because the nature of this particular business it looks expensive this year. when you look at next year and look at mixed digit multiples. but there's too much momentum calling for what everybody thought which was a gas shortage in europe. and by the way they overstored in europe so the gas shortage may not be there so that's why i sold i also bought chevron. a little bit of a switch i felt comfortable with chevron it'll go down, but i'm holding up because when china does reopen i think you see energy prices go up >> mark newton a technician says cruise is going to bottom likely by next week and turn higher jason snipe, you've got chevron speaking of, and also of the xle. >> these names have run dramatically throughout the year, so they're due for some form of a pause. you know if i look at the sbr, as an example its lowest levels since 1985, so the supply demand dynamics

>> bea arthur played maude as edith's cousin on all in the family. >> maudie is here. >> and she couldo-head. >> now you can either come to the table and eat, or you can lie there and feed off your own fat. >> the story goes that by the time that episode had aired, fred silverman, who was in charge of cbs at the time, had called normal lear and said, "get that woman her own show." >> and then there's maude. and then there's maude. that uncompromisin', enterprisin', anything but tranquilizin', right on maude! >> it was not your all-american family. >> maybe you're getting senile in your old age. >> thank you darling. i only hope i live long enough to become a burden to you. >> maude is an independent strong woman, who speaks her mind. she was married to her fourth husband, walter, played by bill macy. >> i don't have time to fix you your breakfast. here, have some cold knackwurst. >> i loved their combative relationship. i still to this day, if somebody [bleep] me off i'll say, "god'll get you for that walter." >> god'll get you for that walter. >> maude was really the first time that w

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create an official baguette day and, of course, any time i say baguette, i think of "beauty and the bease? kumasi: no. reggie: you don't think that have moment? drew: i think of cheese. reggie: you don't think of the iconic moment when belle is walking down the street, shadily casting alive everyone, reading, and then you overhear the conversation from a bakery where the husband says to the wife, marie, the baguette! hurry up and the that wasn't a life-changing time for you? kumasi: not so much. drew: appreciate your brain. kumasi: yeah. drew: i love a baguette, though. reggie: what did you call me? [laughter] kumasi: please let's go on. [laughter] drew: ok. [laughter] come on. it is cold again this morning. we have sub-freezing areas. we're emphasizing tomorrow morning because it is going to be a stormy morning commute with another storm arriving over the weekend. this morning, the concern is how cold it is out there. it's certainly feeling like the end of november. lots of 20's and low 30's on the board. warming shelters open in parts of the north bay for these cold temperatures. so d

bea shares on her blog. main rule to prevent garbage from getting into the house to the store is with large shopping bags, in which there are a lot of jars and bags for all kinds of products. when i'm in the first time i came to the store with my jars, they asked me why i told you that i didn’t want to collect garbage and the saleswoman said, ok, i didn’t explain to her why and why i do it at home, too, nothing accidental in the bamboo bathroom plastic toothbrushes, the paste was bought for bottling in its own container. the same with cleaning products in the kitchen in the wardrobe. minimum things. even underwear. it wears literally to holes, and then so that the idea of ​​​​zero waste after the release of the book is widely distributed around the world. russia also started open ziru. weiss store in them you can buy by weight cereals, sweets and almost all household chemicals. and also reusable masks, shoe covers, ear sticks, introductory disks. and even feminine hygiene products. you just wrap a lot of dif

fauci when is thisd bea going to end?se i'm sureus you see it,sureus sean, when you travel around whos, when you travel around american public, maybe 25% whose brains were brokenhe m by covid. and they're never taking these masks off. untis off. and until somebody like faucik o comes out and says, hey, guys, e you can go back to normal. e bie remember the reaction whenl joe biden tried to tell these people, hey, covid is over? and of course, then he wentthe l and signed the bill to do away e with the student loans, and they've since extended the covid emergency. but th of the democrato re party will not allow them to return to normalcy. and dr. fauci is the mostt destructive bureaucrat in americanbureaucr history.that and i hope, honestly, that hes o starts to cry when jim jordan and all of these houserepublican republicans finally let this guy have it in a full on investigation. on i think it's the best thing about us winning the house back . he finalg to have to answer some questions, and i hope he breaks down in tearsk

it seems like it's it's a phenomena that is not going away and needs to bea lot investigatedof.there's been a lot of speculation about this or the wall street journal piece recently suggestediece this is actually a cya by the u.s. government designed to draw your attention awaytiona from the fact that thesewa objects are, in fact, some advanced military hardwarea the u.s. government itself has and wants to keep secret what'sh your understanding of what government officials believe about these objects? esjects?well, the sources that t are telling me they just don't know what these things are. you know, there's a proportion of these cases, three hundredg and sixty six in thisly classified report that's going to congres s probably tomorrow that are explained that chinese dronesr , for example, but the unexplained ones, they just have no clue becausemoving these things are moving in ways thatp, we just don't understand at hypersaline speeds and then they just turn on a dime. i mean, it's incredible. overnm iten would seem a little strang for the government. we're calling attention t

the expenditure plan for prop well<,> developed to bea great plan add sunrise row committee representing folks from across san francisco and the interests this makeum our city. lead by the legal conversation voters and ani chung of self help for elderly. >> prop l the help our city's economic recovery leveraging beens in state and infrastructure grants including federal transit funds for downtown riexception and highway funds for repair of streets and roads. prop l success would not have been possible without the support of a coalition of community civic leader business and environmental group who is shape the spending plan and support our staff. i want to support our staff i want to thank all of those groups and congratulate our direct tilly chang. our chief deputy director principle planner and communication director eric young who spearheaded efforts to develop the plan. and on the campaign side i want to send an enormous thank you to chary are rudy gonzalez did an amazing job of bring nothing labor sport. dustin from the bart board shaping the plan came through. and on the campaign s

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. - there's going to bea big fuck you that you can't stop this. it's coming.they want 1,000% worse.wsuit against robinhood,td ameritrade. [interposing voices] i didn't hear one personon tv complaining about wall street tryingto crush gamestop. 140% short. matt kelly: my wife's like, we should just sell beforeclose of business on friday. we can always buy back inif it drops. the price is good right now.it's still in the $300s. we're still making outlike insane, more than we ever dreamed, more than we ever imagined. and i'm like, no, fuck them.i'm holding my shares. this is bullshit.they can't do this shit. they can't rig the game. they can't change the gamein the middle of it. like, are you kidding me?this is insane. i'm stubborn, right? because now it triggeredthis other thing in me. it's not about money anymore. it's not just aboutthe money anymore. it's about therevolutionary part of it, the sticking it to the mantype of idea, right? this is about thetime when wall street starts postingall these billboards up in fucking new york,like "gme go brrr," things like this. and i am diamo

why is there a polar bea? what is going on here?ns where millions of avid fans can obsess. >> the fan base is saying, when are you going to answer these mysteries? personally i started feeling hamstrung story-wise almost instantly, because we had to do 25 hours of "lost" in the first season. so we started communicating to abc, we're going to run out of flashback stories. >> call it, jack. >> you call it. >> and abc was adamant in saying, no, like, the show is a hit show, people love the flashbacks, don't worry, you guys are great at it, just keep it up. >> you okay, freckles? >> at the beginning of the third season of the show, we had our characters locked in cages. and i think looking back on it now, damon and i are like, that's metaphorically how we felt, we felt we were locked in cages. >> around halfway through the third season, abc says, okay, we will let you end the show. and we're like, yes, thank god. they said, after ten seasons. >> "desperate housewives" and "lost" launched the same year. it really was a huge boost for the

the charts that this is a beloved brand with a lot of pricing power they have a clientele that's in bealevated food and gas prices and have money left over for discretionary spending another one that's a super controversial name, results have disappointed in 2022, but we feel like the worst might be behind us there as the leading online luxury destination. positioned really well as the category moves online to generate a ton of growth in the years ahead, and see great dramatic improvement in their profitability as well. >> i was going to ask about profitability for the entire sector because all we hear about is that it's going to be more promotional, higher inventories, supply chain is thawing, so we're going to see promos and we're already starting oo see deep discounts do you worry about the sector maintaining profitability? >> absolutely. that's the great question. i think discounts are already running a little hotter today as we sit here today. i suspect by the time we get to the end of holiday season, as consumers continue to wait around and purchase closer to need, promotions will

the expenditure plan for prop well<,> developed to bea great plan add sunrise row committee representing folks from across san francisco and the interests this makeum our city. lead by the legal conversation voters and ani chung of self help for elderly. >> prop l the help our city's economic recovery leveraging beens in state and infrastructure grants including federal transit funds for downtown riexception and highway funds for repair of streets and roads. prop l success would not have been possible without the support of a coalition of community civic leader business and environmental group who is shape the spending plan and support our staff. i want to support our staff i want to thank all of those groups and congratulate our direct tilly chang. our chief deputy director principle planner and communication director eric young who spearheaded efforts to develop the plan. and on the campaign side i want to send an enormous thank you to chary are rudy gonzalez did an amazing job of bring nothing labor sport. dustin from the bart board shaping the plan came through. and on the campaign s

want to put word in thes mouth and don't know if she mentioned the -- the fact that there will not bea i site identified by the closure of the closure of the center i don't think i think she had out lined they are working in the process of identifying alternate cites so by the closure well is are alternative cites identified to continue those service. but as far as extending what was the question. >> you know what. get back to my question after we clarify what you said you said is different from what i hear from department of public healing. i don't think our department of public health is representing than i will be a nouncing a wellness hub the first one that will be a replacement for the services prosecute voided at upon liable. and i think we have to understand that the point of the wellness hubs is i will understanding these are localized they serve people in a localized community. and let's get clear on that. and before we answer the other question, there will not be a wellness hub announced that will be activated by ends of this calendar year as a replacement for the tenderloin

. >>> stohares of ross stores bea estimates. company faces a very promotional holiday selling season and inflation dary headwinds. >> go back to the ross of the 18th century someone named fried said your brother screwed. he said i'm not related. it could be a couple hundred years ago. who knows? same with you. >> actually. >> you don't have money from the ross stores. >> wrong side of the family. >> joining us for a check on the markets is catherine rooney. you said in the past, it is amazing that the average time between the last hike and first cut -- they always seem to go too far and find themselves reversing. it is quicker to reverse a cutting cycle. we stay a zero forever on the way back up, they overshoot and have to make up for that >> if you look at the past 14 months, you see cycles, joe, that is the case my point here is the fed can reverse course quicker than the market is expecting. it is because we're in recession next year and the neighbor which is the rate of unemployment is higher than historically we are probabl

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