bernadette had known tom since he was a toddler.partment building in brooklyn, new york. he was four years younger and the same age as my brother. so he always felt like a little brother to me, and we were-- i can't even tell you how close we were. hoda kotb: tom went to private school then columbia university. after college, he sold cars for a while then landed a job as a broker at smith barney. other jobs in finance followed including a stint as a bank executive on wall street. he seemed to have it all with charm to spare. she called me on the corner-- some corner in manhattan saying, oh my gosh, i'm just waiting for him here. i just have to thank you. this is unbelievable. we're having so much fun. hoda kotb: tom was smitten, too, from day one. bernadette feeney: he just said, my gosh, she's a great gal. i mean, she's an amazing gal. hoda kotb: even though tom lived in new york and beth in nantucket, they started seeing each other regularly. beth at 44 was eager for marriage and a family. very soon, there was talk of rings althou

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and while visiting her family tonight in monterey, we met bernadette, who lives in sarasota, on her mind tonight are her loved ones, her cat and her home. i love that area. it's my home and i have a lot of loved ones there. my work is there, my life is there, and i feel a little helpless here and. you know, but i'm been following closely on social media. jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. now, even when milton does move on, the flood waters are going to be sticking around this is more video from sarasota county. you can see all the water that's already inundating this area. let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri, who's been following this closely in terms of water, how much is this hurricane dumping? we i just checked the latest numbers 18 to 22in in 24 hours, right around where it made landfall. and right up towards the tampa bay area. so we're talking about some historic flooding, not only from just the rainfall coming down, but also that storm surge. now, this system is picking up a lot of forward speed. so it is beginning to exit, at least in some parts here of the stat

if you say audra, if you say bernadette, if you say it lara you insulin who you are talking to patient if i ever thought of that concept but it sat. they do, do not say it walk in and things like that. might be one of the subgroup markers as well. my sense of these things is that it all fits into s the grand scheme of things, the grand scheme of things as we talk often about something called woke. i wrote a book called woke races racism because of hugely frustrated, infuriated during the lockdown about things that were happening to innocent people. 2020. itnf was on a sunday. that was pico woke up. that was a long time ago now. we are four years past that. something started changing from what i saw a look roughly in thn fall of 2022. thatat is not being awoke this s all bad. that does not mean the excesses of woke notes do not feel ensnare people here and there. i think anybody is aware of that. but an era has passed and i think a lot of what might frustrate us with what we might feel as a kind of language and pressure. especially from the left is something that will ease up in becomin

if you say audra, bernadette, laura, you instantly know who you're talking to. i don't know if i've thought of that consciously, but it's that. they, and-- >> we'll break away from this program momentarily to take you live to the u.s. senate for what we expect to be a brief pro forma session and we'll return to this event shortly. ... the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. the clerk will read a communication to the senate. the clerk: washington, d.c., october 18, 2024. to the senate: under the provisions of rule 1, paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable george s. helmy, a senator from the state of new jersey, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: patty murray, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 8:00 a.m., october 22, 2024. >> the senate meets next for votes on november 12. back now to our scheduled program. we join it in progress. >> if you like abusing language about the right is doing that. language and the right can create grea

if you say audra, bernadette, laura, you instantly know who you're talking to.on't know if i've thought of that consciously, but it's that. they, and-- >> we'll break away from this program momentarily to take you live to the u.s. senate for what we expect to be a brief pro forma session and we'll return to this event shortly. ...

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and while visiting her family tonight in monterey, we met bernadette, who lives in sarasota, on her mindight are her loved ones, her cat and her home. i love that area. it's my home and i have a lot of loved ones there. my work is there, my life is there, and i feel a little helpless here and. you know, but i'm been following closely on social media. jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. now, even when milton does move on, the flood waters are going to be sticking around this is more video from sarasota county. you can see all the water that's already inundating this area. let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri, who's been following this closely in terms of water, how much is this hurricane dumping? we i just checked the latest numbers 18 to 22in in 24 hours, right around where it made landfall. and right up towards the tampa bay area. so we're talking about some historic flooding, not only from just the rainfall coming down, but also that storm surge. now, this system is picking up a lot of forward speed. so it is beginning to exit, at least in some parts here of the state. b

mientras tanto, aquí en california hablamos con bernadette, quien vive en la ciudad de sarasota, en floridai have a lot of love ones there. my work is there. dice que ama esa área. es donde tiene muchos seres queridos y donde trabaja y tiene su vida añadiendo, lamenta no poder hacer nada desde aquí, pero que le da esperanza saber que hay personas ayudándose unas a otras. jocelyn moran, noticiero telemundo 48. cambiamos de tema por el momento porque seguiremos monitoreando la situación. sabía que hoy se celebró el día internacional de caminar seguro a la escuela? el alcalde de san josé matt mahan, aprovechó este día para acompañar a unos estudiantes en su caminata hacia la escuela kipp. y es que justo hace un año, esos mismos estudiantes le pidieron a los líderes de la ciudad que su camino a la escuela fuera más seguro. y la ciudad respondió no sé si usted lo recuerda con un plan de prohibir la presencia de personas sin hogar y de casas móviles cerca del plantel escolar. hoy el alcalde quiso mostrar los cambios que han hecho. es muy especial, muy único, que donde estudiantes los jóvenes tien

bernadette dugas was 12 years old when she and her parents were deported from diego garcia. in london hangs a small map with a dot on the spot where she was born. i was born in this part of the island, right here. the forcibly removed inhabitants of the archipelago have been fighting for the right to live in their homeland for decades. in 2019, the un international court of justice ordered britain to hand over the entire archipelago to the state of mauritius. and now london is officially giving up the islands. dear compatriots, today is a historic day for our republic. britain recognizes our sovereignty over the chagas archipelago with the exception of diego garcia. under the terms of the deal with the mauritian government, attol diego garcia will remain in britain for 99 years. this means that the british and americans will have a military base there for another century. this agreement contains clear guarantees that the strategic interests of the united kingdom and our allies are reliably protected. despite all these assurances, the guardians of imperial ambitions inside br

host: our next question comes from bernadette watching is in california.aller: i am just wondering what we are seeing on c-span, is there any way that it will be put on networks so that we can see and play -- see inside this space? stuart: i would love that. c-span is making a really good effort in sharing it with you tonight. our friends are taking us more than everything more than a simple news program. there was so you the space it this experience as if you were here going through it yourself. would love for you to come to washington to go through it, but tonight you will get a deep dive. host: a reminder that if you do, and you want to come here, it is free to charge. timed tickets, you get them online. stuart: guttural website and sign up for a time. we are open seven days a week. we will be closed thanksgiving day, christmas day, and new year's day. other than that 9:00 until 5:00 any day of the week. stuart: an interesting -- host: an interesting thing to be to get in touch with your congressman and get tickets to go through the white house itself a

if you say audra, if you say bernadette, you instantly know who you are talking to. of that consciously, it is that. they, and don't say "walk-in," things like that, might be one of the subgroup markers as well. my sense of these things is it all fits into, in the grand scheme of things, is that we talk often of something called peak woke. i wrote a book called "woke racism" because i was usually frustrated,infuriated--- hugely frustrated, infuriated it during the lockdown of what was happening to innocent people. 2020, that was peak woke. that was four years ago. something changed roughly in the fall of 2022. and that doesn't mean that wokeness is all bad and that doesn't mean that the excesses of wokeness do not ensnare people here and there. everybody is aware of that. but an era has passed, and a lot of what might frustrate us with what we might feel is a language pressure, especially from the left, is something that will ease up into becoming a new way of speaking on the left sooner rather than later. that is my linguistic culture prognostication for right now.