i'm bridgette. thank you so much for having me. i'm honored to be here and looking forward to this discussion. this has been fascinating, so far. thank you so much for sharing your thoughts. i am a writer and a journalist, like frank, i was at "the washington post" for years. i have to be honest. i never thought about work-life balance or gender roles. i went into the newspaper industry, which tends to be very macho. the best ones, you look at the front page, write about war, politics, bombs and guns and think that is most important. right? issues about work-life balance or workplace culture or gender roles that tended to never be covered before. i have to be perfectly honest, when i started out, you know, i'm embarrassed to say how many years ago, but over 20 years ago, i graduated from college in the 1980s and we all thought, we are done, right? men and women are equal. the woman's movement opened all these doors and everything is going to be fine now, right? so, many years later i discovered that is not the case. let me ask all

bridgett, thanks, bridgett. where is valerie? valerie, i've worked closely with her recently and she's taught me so much, i've learned so much from valerie, she's amazing and i'm trying to learn as much as i can before she goes on maternity leave. thank you to the deputy cindy and jill. i don't know a better duo. they're like baumgartner and posey of the fifth floor. and thank you, shireen, thank you so much, shireen for your support. i have the deepest respect for you. this vision for the department, i'm here every step of the way for you. now to my long-term care, i first want to thank adriana, when i first was on board, she taught me everything in the beginning, she was there when i was answering the phone, nervous. and she told me it will be ok. and it's ok. thank you to rea, she's on vacation right now. duane and larry. my nurses, i love my nurses, angela, luba, sue. i run down three flights of stairs and run up, i deliver one folder, and i just -- i'm dedicated to them. it's all the exercise i get for the day. the next two

one parent just said, we wanted bridgette to know we hasn't forgotten.re's great americans here every day. that wraps us up for the hour. i'm stephanie ruhle heading back to new york. ly not be with my partner ali at 11:00. but right next to me is hallie jackson. >> in the flesh, this is the greatest surprise ever. but we'll let you go. this morning, bracing for a battle of how to make bipartisanship a reality. >>> and a judge is throwing a last-minute lifeline to dreamers as lawmakers head back to the hill after that remarkable meeting at the white house. why they may be more confused now than before. and what they are doing to make a deal. we'll ask one of the senators in that meeting, republican

for guys in delaware heading for delaware memorial bridgette looks hazy, foggy but that could have some to do with the rain on the way. mass transit off to a good start. lauren and karen, back to you. >>> we will begin with break ing news. unfortunately tragedy, someone died in the fernrock section of the city a 19 year-old man has died after being shot this happened outside a septa depot at broad and olney. about 12:30 this morning. victim who lives in the neighborhood was raced over to the hospital, in extremely critical condition. >> the victim's 19 years of age, he is shot multiple times in his chest, torso and back, presently in extremely critical condition, it is unknown whether or not he will survive gunshot wound. >> we have learned he did not survive. they are looking for a shooter they actually have security video of someone fleeing, from that scene and they are also interviewing several witnesses >>> upper darby a person struck and killed at a gas station this happening just after midnight at bp station in the 6600 block of market street, victim was pronounced dead at that sc

last week the gilbert town council chose bridgette as their vice chair. bridgette has served on the council since 2015 and last thursday the chandler city council chose to appoint nora as their vice mayor. mr. biggs: nora has served on the council since 2013. mr. speaker, serving in local government isn't always glamerous but these individuals and their colleagues demonstrate commitment to their constituents on a daily basis. our communities are fortunate to have steve, bridgette and nora at these posts. i wish them well in the new roles and look forward to working with them in 2018. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute.ayne: mr. speaker, republicans have got to start working with democrats to govern. we can't keep moving from one shutdown crisis to the next. here's what we

i can put an addendum when i send my report to bridgett. >> president serina: thank you. any other comments? >> commissioner lang: question, on all the bills that you're presenting, is the joint council in support of all of them? >> not necessarily. we will -- i will usually report if we've sent -- so we have in the case of senator weiner's bill, we've sent a letter i believe of opposition and one of our council members, dr. marcy edelman has spoken with the senator staff about why we're opposed. in terms of safety. to the bill. but if we take -- if we write a letter, we usually tell the commission that we have in fact. >> commissioner lang: i appreciate that, it's just good to know which ones you guys -- >> yes, and we can probably add that in the spreadsheet. >> commissioner lang: thank you. >> president serina: any other comments or questions to the commission? any comments or questions to the public? thank you very much, diane. long-term coordinating council report. >> good morning, marie representing the long term care council. we did meet in december on the 14th and

will present mccall is also facing flak because of his other half there's criticism that his wife bridgette is breaking protocol and behaving like a french queen because she wants to stand beside her husband of events rather than behind. matter matches up. to the u.s. now where donald trump's lawyers are threatening legal action against former white house strategist steve ballmer and they say balin has broken a nondisclosure agreement by making a number of in century planes on comments for a new book about the president has already struck back at his former right hand man who claims among other things that trump wasn't ready for the oval office the president say's bomb and was never part of his inner circle only work to further his own interests unquote lost his mind after being fired the white house press secretary also weighed in on the issue. i was curious what these reports first came out of order to say so accurate. i think furious disgusted would probably certainly fit when you make such outrageous claims and completely false claims against the president his administration in this fam

well president mccrone is also facing flock even with his other half there's criticism of his wife bridgette is breaking protocol and behaving like a quote french queen because she wants to stand beside her husband at offense rather than behind. the old. cattanach to say no. more news can always be following an r t a dot com always plenty of air to keep you busy and i'll be back in half an hour's time or just over it with more global news here on twenty four seven r.t.e. international. flights to hamas. scale. it's the cradle of jazz. the american. we. know this jazz feel. the city of climatic contrast to fish alligators on the list of poverty and crime by the at least twenty members of my close most. of street racing in the heat of the night this is new orleans. the best place in the world. happy new year and welcome to the alex salmond chill today we have a special focus on europe not about blacks of the european council on the council of europe an organization which long predates the european union and which has not twenty eight members but forty seven stretching across the entire contine

saying and doing all the right things today he has been visiting the forbidden city with his wife bridgette looking around the historic aspect of beijing and getting he says an appreciation of the depth of chinese culture china of course likes world leaders beating a path to its door macron is one of the latest european leaders to come here but he is probably one of the more influential ones at the moment given that angela merkel of germany has her domestic political worries britain obviously is busy with its breck sitting it leaves it to macro really to be the standard bearer for the you representing their interests here as the biggest trading partner of china and i think appreciation of just how important china is now to france and to your up says he wants to make this an annual event coming to china once a year for the rest of his presidency sightseeing and ceremonials aside there is a big banquet happening tuesday evening here in beijing we are now into the more businesslike aspects of this visit he is meeting with likud chang the premier of china and another meeting with the himself be

pleasure we've got and give us a bit more of a fluid it's going to move be less kind of stuck rigid bridgette was rigid before quite hone. and then he went away and we then need to make before that he said right this is the way we've been applied it was never. a moment when he practically got played arsenal and from there on in we thought the next game is a tough one as well you know in the most to get sort of and that's what you got do in the group stage and then it becomes a knock out the belgium going. plus schools paul cornell but think of it if you ask most england fans it's you it's you on the hook. in the group in the cold it's like in the guy and you're looking. at what i like always looking at the count. you know so it was just i was just always charging thing and thinking and i want to agassiz doing. that and so it was. saying that footage i want to go what a finish i'm saluting incredible finish cameroon did england the rest of my vats. can remember it was you know the obvious money supply in the world cup nobody knew exactly where all the walls he could play. little girls well tha

bridgett also sent out a notice, hopefully everybody got it, but we have changes in terms of meeting times. just general meeting, wanted to make sure everybody knows. on january -- obviously today is a meeting. you guys are all here. got that memo. on january 8th, from 3:30 to 5:00 at the borne auditorium, they'll hold a budget forum, community budget forum with the public. and what we do, trent comes in and gives overview. dan kaplan, deputy administrator for administration will talk more specifically about the mayor's budget instructions and then trent and jarrett who is the head of the administration, will talk about the plans for the department. so it's kind of -- it's really focused on what the budget instructions are. there is not a lot of detail in the budget at this point, because we haven't gotten there yet, but if you're interested please join us. on january 23rd, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., it's here in this room, the finance committee will meet and we'll be presented with the daas budget. and the initial planning efforts. and then the regular scheduled february 7 daas commiss

. >> president serina: so protocol, bridgett, do we need to vote again? yes, ok. so we'll do this again. any further comments or questions from the commission? from the public? ok, all in favor, call the question, all in favor? any opposed? for the second time, the motion carries. [laughter]. all right, i'll read item c for clarity. requesting authorization to enter into a new grant agreement with bayview hunter's point multipurpose senior services for the provision of community services program pilot during the time period beginning january 1, 2018 and ending on june 30, 2020 in an amount of $526,075, plus a 10% contingency of $52608, for a totalment in not to exceed 578,683. thank you, tiffany. >> ok, the second grant agreement presented for the commission's approval this morning is bayview hunter's point multipurpose senior services. they are increasing the hours of operation to include evenings and saturday programming with their new activity programming that is targeted toward older adults and adults with disability who are not accessing services because they

i'm with the law firm of hanson bridgett, and i'm here on behalf of the appellants. they join me here along with their architectural consultant, randy popp, and we will be hearing from them later in this presentation. the -- property line of the project site. the project is for the demolition of an existing single-family home that has been there since 1917. this is a spec development that would demo lish this home and replace it with a four three market rate condominium units and three parking spaces. this is a massive building in size and intensity. there's out of scale with the neighborhood. it extends almost boundary to boundary. it has no front set backs, no side set backs, and required a rear yard set back reduction, so it is cheap to jowl, and it is a massive building that will be located here in place of the single-family home that is there now. what the bern stesteins will h the entire back of their home shrouded in darkness. they will lose all the public living spaces in the rear of their home, including the children's bedrooms, their kitchen, a dining room.

so that's -- i can give you the link, i'll have bridgett send it out. >> that would be helpful. >> director mcspadden: also i think we're going to be doing follow-up events because a lot of this is not just about framing the conversation, but what do you do with the conversation? so how are we going to get the conversation out to people who live in the city and what does it mean if we want to create a campaign? all of those things. so we'll be talking a lot about it and there will be other ways to get involved. >> a quick question. just think being the goff site, are we comfortable with the frequency of drop ins and intake in general. >> it's hard for me to remember what we projected. we knew it would start off slower than say some of the other sites, so we have san francisco benefits net sites that are overwhelmed sometimes. one of the things we wanted to do was make sure our staff had time to spend time with clients when they came in. so we didn't project to have as high of numbers as the other sites have. we're going to continue to adjust that and look at that. and part of it is, people

many events that was destroyed by fire, coming up next on good day that is how it all went down but bridgette foys getting readied for a come back. >>> also grammys are sunday night. >> ♪ >> better man by little big town is up for best country duo or group performance, we will take a look at some more nominees, all morning >>> full steam ahead in, to the weekend, exactly. 5:15 on our final friday of the month and before the super bowl. it is cold. it is 26 degrees. it is below freezing mike mas co. >> yes, february is like heart of the winter karen so just got to get through 30 days and smooth sailing for their, hopefully. good morning, everybody. twenty-six in town. twenty's and teens as we get into south jersey. look toward northwestern suburbs. eight to 17 degrees this morning. trade off is high pressure that is situated on top of us, two things this will do is lock in the sunshine. we have wall to wall sunshine and it will relax wind we have been dealing with the pennsylvania couple of days, so that is certainly some good news. as that high slips off to the east it will allow for milder a

thanks, bridgett. so i just also wanted to mention -- got lost a little -- know, i want to go back, i skipped one of my pages here. back one more. so i talked about dignity fund, but didn't talk about office on the aging and one of the things we're doing is enhancing performance measure to focus on outcomes, making sure we're understanding what the impacts of our services are on the people that we're serving. any of that sounds obvious, but it's actually complicated and it means we have to think about the resources we're giving our contractors. you know, whether it's technology, whether it's person, power they need to make sure they're tracking the things we need to know about. and it means asking the right questions, so it's a process every time we do it. one of the things we've taken on over the past couple of years is case management and it's really been interesting. it's been an interesting learning process for the department to go through that process and think about what do we need to know and ho

we have bridgette and margo, margo, give me a score of the game?n? >> the eagles. >> how about that? and give me score? >> ten to nothing. >> ten to nothing. >> you know what? it sounds like it is going to be a shut out. that's good news, we move over here. we came inside, with rene here, to kind of go through some of the food real quick. we only have about 30 seconds watch are we serving up? >> we have taco dip, pretzels from the pretzel factory. we have stromboli from boston market. we have wings, least's homemade taco dip, homemade cupcakes. >> i know there is -- >> of course we are always have room for socks cake. >> there you go. this party will go through the night right? >> yes, it is. >> is the food going to last. >> hopefully. >> hopefully it will. from here i know you guys head to cottman later hopefully for big victory party guys back to you. >> all right, looks yummy. wish i could drop by. >> i love the little ones, 36 to nothing, vikings won't even show up. brad, thank you. >> love it. >> let's take you back outside. let's take a look,

one from bridgette that's about her boys, and they're basking in the beauty of blizzard in lbi.ook how deep that snow is at the shore. crazy. pepper, the cat, checking out the snow in conshy. from indoors, which is the best way to enjoy it, of course. thanks for all of your pictures, hashtag is fox 29 snow. if you want to add yours to the group. meantime, tell us how oh, yes, we have hashtag #fox29snow. 9 degrees in new york city, new years eve, many braved the cold to watch the ball drop. surprise today see so many people out there, but anderson cooper was out there had to be working the secret to keeping warm, had something to do with batteries, and did he it with the help from a local company. it is called the warming store. it is a family business. and it is in manayunk. provided anderson cooper with nearly $3,000 worth of heated gear poured bay batteries. here to try it out, karen hepp and lauren johnson. we can't wait to see you warm up. >> oh, my goodness. we're just telling zach, he has to talk in the microphone. first interview. >> hi, how are you doing? >> jack silverm

one parent just said, we wanted bridgette to know we hasn't forgotten. i say there's great americans here every day. that wraps us up for the hour. i'm stephanie ruhle heading back to new york. ly not be with my partner ali at 11:00. but right next to me is hallie jackson. >> in the flesh, this is the greatest surprise ever. but we'll let you go. this morning, bracing for a battle of how to make bipartisanship a reality. >>> and a judge is throwing a last-minute lifeline to dreamers as lawmakers head back to the hill after that remarkable meeting at the white house. why they may be more confused now than before. and what they are doing to make a deal. we'll ask one of the senators in that meeting, republican thom till list li tillis in his live appearance on this show in a minute. >>> and one of his colleagues on the judiciary committee igniting a firestorm. dropping a key transcript related to the russia investigation. even as democrats today warn we are not more protected from russian election interference than we were before. what that means for the m

to do the kinds of things that china likes he has been visiting the forbidden city with his wife bridgettetelling reporters that it gives him a small chance to give him a small insight into the depth of chinese culture later today tuesday he's been having meetings on more the business side of this visit with likud chairing the premier and also of course with xi jinping his opposite number hammering out just exactly what the nature of these deals are likely to be and now we're waiting for a joint communique it's expected to come any any time when we can expect to see some of the results of the last couple of days of negotiations other then the pulling power that china has here i mean what do you think that they are going to achieve what they haven't had in the past considering the relations between the e.u. in front. i think we're likely to see a number of different trade issues sorted out we're also expecting to see progress on the climate front this is very important for both powers both france and china seem to be positioning themselves really as the global leaders the globe global stewa

instead, as bridgett brown points us we're seeing these new fears of human/alien alliance that is fears of terrorism, state sovereignty, and the national security state. unfortunately we are out of time so we will leave it there. we're going to pick up with some of these threads on tuesday, particularly the ideas about structures of space and conspirsism. have a good weekend. i will see you then. >>> interested in american history tv, visit our website, c-span.org/history. american history tv at c-span.org/history. . >>> former defense scooter, chuck haggle and his brother served side by side during the vietnam war. up next, retired lieutenant j general daniel bolger interviews the two brothers. >> many of those who have served in the military and gone through combat together refer to their comrades as brothers, and today we are privileged to hear from two vietnam veterans who were both comrades in arms and brothers, chuck hagel and tom hagel. both volunteered to go to war

so i'm not going to bring up the fact that his model actress exgirlfriends bridgette moynihan, was pregnantfter he began dating gisele. and then she gave birth to their son jack, that was in 2007. so i won't mention that because i think i'm above that. certainly. right? it is just my jelousy is oozing out. this guy has everything. >> at least you know what it is that's causing you to have these feelings. >> there is a song out by a guy from camden, the name of the song is jelousy. could we get him. anybody, staff? producers? can you try to find him? i don't remember his name. >> dexter? >> dexter? >> is it dexter? >> yes. >> do you know it? >> it is a popular song. >> i'm get nothing reaction. if we can find him i think i need to listen to jealous. all this is is jelousy. >> that's all it is. >> i got nothing. >> you got nothing. >> i got look at this. what do i have? i just lay on my couch and drool and there is lint on my face when i get up. >> well, two you have daughters. >> but they're grown. look at this. all right. fine. what's his name again? ing. >> at the. >> dexter, jealous. stev