i might secretly be beatrice chandler.ke she channeled -- >> i love when she put on her passport application indication, she is a gas, she's hill layerous. >> my instincts is to say claire from outlander but, no, that was a horrible life. because jamie -- wait, no, no, no. >> i don't think -- even he is not worth the tradeoff. >> he's not. he's not. i don't think. >> if he was french officer. that's a very good leadin into my next question. what has been your quarantine binge watch? >> oh, i've been watching all the historic programs, and i think -- i know. i'm going to recommend the last -- she's super cute. it's on netflix, bernard cornwell's series, it's like a viking sort of story and i'm not normal lay viking kind of girl but i make an exception here for this one. >> okay. >> for me it's "the crown" the opening credits of to the show make me emotional when it's forged from the hunk of metal into the crown. i can even take it. i can't take it. >> and now i feel like -- it's just -- >> have you watched french shows, bin

the 44th mississippi to silas chandler, who was his servant, who was freed and then continued to stay with the sergeant when he was wounded. images of mothers and family members and wives, their role played heavily in the visualizing women. and tara hunter writes, while women asserted claims of a citizen or soldier's wife, they were not readily granted either. yet they have chosen self-descriptions to find how they were vital to and undervalued by the union. this speaks a lot about how women played their role and visualizing their experience in constructing their stories and their memory about using photograph as memorializing this experience. images of soldiers, here in rhode island. women again in terms of teachers, as we think of harriet jacobson and her school in alexandria, virginia. she said i'm not saying one word about our school. and she talks about the children, and the importance of the scholars and the community, and she was concerned about the health of her daughter. these are also significant ways of how we read images of contraband. images of men who -- and women and ch

i stopped too early i knew beatrice chandler. i thought she got involved with philanthropy during world war i and started during the war. that's the story i wrote and then i made a stop to the new york historical society to tie up a few loose end and look at her public papers because i had reviewed her private papers, thanks to her amazing grandson who allowed me to see those private letters. and at the new york historical society i stumbled over a packet of love letters they were not from beatrice's husband, they were from a soldier in the trenches, a french officer and i realized i had uncovered a century old secret love affair, fun thing to tell the family. [laughter] >> and so, i thought, okay, well now i know what the story is. the story is about a difficult war-torn love affair in the midst of the war so i wrote that story and just shortly before this book was supposed to be turned in, i got a phone call from beatrice's grandson telling me that he had, through the research i had sent him from the new york historical society

and i don't want to not do i don't need chandler situ. mm hm. would you function to not join me what united she was trying to contact me and i was just in time coming to the washing. maybe interesting how to pin she would be marching me being the only thing somebody usually any idea for think she wanted to hear night you got she has all she need once you know we're meeting and gentle mail in question is so she should have joel sean sheila, i enter your ticket so you can just use your room for me. and so you know, for me, you joe, how she to watch out. i will finish out tonight. sure. the function thing the quote on a shot. so i just you to, if you were going to do to ship in the room and i'm sure within a week to see if you actually, you know what, i'm sure in the middle to the words and actually over the limits you can open in your web and all the people who are doing you know, when you're trying to get up, we don't hear from the human. can you see anybody on the surgeon will me american would you any kind of your class? which is how you would

. >>> >>> the aftermath of a stripmall explosion in chandler arizona. four people were hurt. this happen just after 930 a.m. children from a local preschool had to be evacuated. no word yet on what caused it. >>> the newest drought map was released today. the city of milpitas has declared a water shortage and implemented a three day outdoor watering schedule that is split up by actresses. during those days watering will only be allowed from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. >>> the entire western united states is in the grip of the prolonged drought. we are talking about a significant chunk of these states in a drought condition. well over half in extreme drought. favorable conditions for the wildfires to develop your can we will feel that as we head through the next couple of days. not to much smoke. watch what happens as we set that clock forward. there is that smoke blowing in from the northwest. we will see hayes overhead, and also a ground-level. one city it is here we will see that it's difficult to get rid of. as we get into the second half of the weekend there will be a hayes ov

you have our attentio is this a lot going on. >> chandler baker's previous best-seller was a revenge the dishwasher, cook dinner and wrangle children without batting an eye. sound too good to be true? not at dynasty ranch. an idyllic texas suburb with a sinister twist and a setting for acclaimed author chandler baker's new novel, "the husbands." erworked lawyer and mowho suburban neighborhood and meets a group of high-powered women and over the course of the novel she is trying to uncover what their secret is to having it all and finds it might be a secret worth killing for. >> reporter: inspired by the neighbors near her austin home baker uses suspense to explore the gender gap in household work and just how far women will go to get a little more help from their partners. on some level the thesis is we have to manipulate husbands to do more housework. >> yes, what i find so often is that women are tasked not only with the burden of the problem that exists but also with how to solve it so the women in my book have taken it upon themselves to figure out how they're going to solve this

well, hannah chandler cooley with the national weather service. really appreciate your time.s for joining us today. >> all right. thank you. now we continue our coverage of the counter fire burning dangerously close to south lake tahoe. thousands are under evacuation orders this afternoon. >> lake tahoe home owner made it out before the fire forced road closures where he lives. he shares his concerns for his neighbors who may not have made it out. kron four's haaziq madyun has the story. >> it is difficult to imagine that this image of the caldor fire is from the towel. south web cam taken this morning facing northwest from timber cove. pier. >> you and your family if you didn't leave when you when you when you what would be a situation up there. >> we probably be stuck in. i would imagine all of folks who are trying to get out in the basin and that are trying trying to leave the city. >> the el dorado county sheriff's mandatory evacuation order was issued sunday remains in effect monday bay area resident in south lake tahoe. homeowner shot picket didn't wait for the order. h

in chandler, i'll just use the in the family. making a living is never easy, but there were even biggest threats ahead for those who remain here. the local government is planning to demolish the floating village to make way for tourism infrastructure. one 3rd of it has already disappeared. don't tell me about, you know, i use hands on his own. i was, i was a woman you me will be with you. well, he just want to know who to the door over there with you. this is the only has allowed me to you meet him with leon firmly, faith not only losing their home but their only source of income. the local government posted a demolition notice on the wall several months ago with land and property prices skyrocketing across the island. the future is uncertain. as the hours acting, i bought bold the show a hay gave up fishing to fairy tours on large bo was still don't go with those who believe who was going to leave you a little while and open me . ah, he takes tours through restaurants on the water where they can eat 1st thing, food and see the trunk is floating physicians use and i love another good gol

jerry chandler, haiti's civil protection director says, and they are expecting many more. haiti's prime minister ariel henry who issued a state of emergency says they desperately need medical assistance for the injured. international rescuers from virginia's fairfax county and res fire and rescue department aid and assist with rescue operations. with hospitals and clinics heavily damaged, the u.s. coast guard has been evacuating the injured including this wounded child arriving in port-au-prince for treatment. the earthquake could not have come at a worse time. haiti is in the midst of a political crisis following the assassination of its president and is being threatened bid a tropical storm which could bring heavy rains and mudslides to the already crippled nation. vladimir don't settle. start your day with secret. secret stops odor-causing sweat 3x more. and the provitamin b5 formula is gentle on skin. with secret, outlast anything! no sweat. secret. ♪ all strength. no sweat. ♪ [sfx: psst psst] allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body fro

"we have 2,800 injured coming to hospitals," jerry chandler, the civil protection director, says. and they're expecting many more. haiti's prime minister, ariel henry, issued a stateme said ty mel assist for the international rescuers from virginia's disaster response teams are mobilizing with aids asift brathsz. -- assisteding. with hospitals and clinics in the area heavily damaged, the u.s. coast guard has been evacuating the injured, including this wounded child arriving in port-au-prince for treatment. the earthquake could not have come at a worse time. haiti is in the midst of a political crisis and is following the assassination of its president and is being threatened by a tropical storm which could bring heavy rain and mudslides to the already crippled nation. cbs news, port-au-prince, haiti. >>> as parts of the caribbean get ready for the impacts from tropical storm grace, fred regained its tropical storm strength and is expected to make landfall in the florida panhandle. fred is currently tracking through the eastern gulf of mexico and is expected to strike florida as ea

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chandler was his ser vants and was freed. then the continue to stay with the sergeant when he was wounded. while women started claims of were soldiers wife, they were not readily granted either. yet they carefully chose self-description how they were vital to and under valued by the union. this is a lot about how women played the role, played in their role and visualize in their experience in constructing their stories and their memory about using photograph. she said i'm going to say one word about our school and she talks about the children and the importance of the scholars and the community. she was concerned about the health of her daughter. these are ways how we read images of contraband. images of men and women and children who are enslaved. this is another image here of this plantation in buford, south carolina. images of harriet tubman and images of the call for men and women to join the war by frederick douglassdouglass. looking at the posing of the experience of quiet moment of going into the studio here. he says w

i thought i knew the story of beatrice chandler.e was a well-heeled society maven who got with philanthropy during world war i and whose troubled marriage somehow survived the war. that is actually the story i wrote. but i made a little stop to the new york historical society just to tie up a few ends and look at her public papers i had already reviewed her private papers who allowed me to it see those private letters. at the new york historical society i stumbled over a packet of love letters. they were not from beatrice husband they were from a soldier at -- in the trenches a french officer. and i realized i had uncovered a century-old secret love affair. fun thing to fill the tell the family. i thought okay now i know the story is. the story is about a difficult war-torn love affair so i wrote that story. and just shortly before this book was supposed to be turned in i got a phone call from beatrice and grandson telling me he had through the research i had sent in from new york historical society, he had discovered that his grand

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. ♪ it is "the husbands" by chandler baker. here she is. >> good morning, america.st book club pick. "the husbands" follows an overworked mother and lawyer who goes house hunting in a nice neighborhood where she meets a group of high-powered women with supportive husbands. the novel imagines a world where the burden of the second shift is shared and what might take to get there. i know we'll have a lot to discuss and can't wait to see you back here soon. >> we will talk to chandler later this month. to read an excerpt scan the qr code on your screen and read along at "gma" book club as well. >> delicious and timely. one of -- delicious and timely. >> sounds like a good tale. >>> coming up how to get celebrity looks at less than 1% of the price. why o-cedar ? because when i get home, we like to play crocodile on the floor o-cedar easywring removes over 99% of bacteria, even with just water... easy and truly clean floors o-cedar. it feels great to feel at home majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california.

"we have 2800 injured coming to hospitals," jerry chandler, civil protection director said, and they'reting many more. haiti prime minister ariel henry who issued a state of emergency said they desperately need medical assistance for the injured. international rescuers from virginia, fairfax county fire and rescue department are mobilizing with u.s. aid disaster response teams to assist with search operations. and with hospitals and clinics in the area heavily damaged, the u.s. coast guard has been evacuating the injured, including this wounded child arriving in port-au-prince for treatment. the earthquake could not have come at a worst time. haiti is in the midst of a political crisis following the assassination of its president, and is being threatened by a tropical storm which could bring heavy rains and mudslides to the already crippled nation. vladimir duthiers cbs news, port-au-prince, haiti. >> duncan: now to the pandemic. speaking today on the "face the nation" program dr. anthony fauci asked unvaccinated americans to put aside their concerns about personal liberty and recognize

now christine chandler came out as a transgender woman around 7 years ago. she was arrested all through allegedly admitting to repeatedly raping her mother who was suffering from time. dementia. child to face is up to 12 years in jail. we have course requested more details on the case from authorities and will bring you that response. as soon as we receive it, but the case is just one of many that have been sent to the public in the wake of a controversial bill passed in california at the start of this year. so let's get to the bottom of the law that's trans inmates request transfer to facilities that align with that gender identity, effectively allowing male prisoners to move to female jails. since the law was passed around 30271 request have ready been submitted. and as of june this year, none have been rejected by your forty's, california, it's so far the only u. s. state to have adopted such legislation, thought women's rights groups are ringing the alarm of what they fear will become a precedent for other parts of the country. the definition of trans ch

number of shooting victims has arisen markedly that we discussed the issue with journalist lauren chandler bit earlier in the program. she is entitled to extra security if she feels that that is necessary. but the problem is that there are people in so many cities across united states. i'm talking about chicago, detroit, new york, increasingly, who are in dangerous positions and dangerous neighborhoods who are in danger. situation and who do not have that same ability to afford that extra protection. so that is what is so hypocritical about this case. we should also remember that this is a person who has been campaigning to make housing a human right and to cancel rent. again, i'm not trying to dismiss the plight of so many americans who are behind on their right, but the idea that you can just start and stop the u. s. economy with will rent payments and expect no consequences to that. well, it's almost laughable as trying to defend the police. so american intelligence services have reportedly got their hands on the genetic research database of a chinese for ology institute in han see it n

to lead the investigation into the assassination of president jeff anomalies a step down through chandler that says he is removing himself and the case for personal reasons. remember, noise was killed last month by a group of armed men who stormed the presidential residence, patiently say more than 40 suspects of an arrested included 12 police officers and 2 americans who checked the world, whether next and then forced to sleep under the open sky. where meeting people live with nothing after grace's wildfire and a 100000 vacancies, why dutch companies are struggling to find some ah hello there. it's all about the exceptional and even dangerous heat across north america. we're seeing temperature climb not just in west and areas where people in western canada and the u. s. have had to escape that heat by flocking to the beaches, but it's also across that east coast. and this was the scene in washington dc where temperatures rose to the early thirties. they are expected to sit here for the next few days. now it's not just eastern areas in western areas, but it is more central areas that we a

. >> look at me, i am chandler. >> could i be wearing any more clothes?ther. >> now we need a semen of a righteous man. >> phoebe is appealing because she's different. >> yeah, you don't have to fit in, you can still like yourself, it is okay. ♪ ♪ smelly cat, smelly cat ♪ ♪ what are they feeding you ♪ ♪ i don't know why people ♪ ♪ like smelly cat ♪ >> there were many songs were funny. >> maybe i don't need your money. >> rachel green being sort of this spilled character off the top of the show and about humhum bling that character and making her independent. >> we knew ross and rachel from the pilot going to be a thing. >> i want to be married again. >> ross and rachel made it like oh, i have to tune in this week because i want to see are they getting together? >> i can't believe i can't get to go to my own prom. >> the one with the prom video where rachel realizes that ross had always loved her. >> bye, it is okay, chip. >> oh dear. i can't believe you did that. >> yeah. well s-- >> the most memorable moments on the sitcom where they touched on something

if you didn't know that already, that's because alfred chandler and other early historians didn't have good archival skill and they assumed the antebellum economy away. white male citizens enjoyed a government that protected life, liberty and property from invaders foreign and domestic. the bonds traded regularly in public market so there was constant affirmation of the government's willingness and ability to fulfill its promises. the new government created by the constitution was key, while places like western new york experienced agriculture, transportation, industrial revolutions and adjacent areas in upper canada with identical culture, climate flora and fauna remained economically backward. still subject to the whims of a distant monarch and his or her placement in the new world. and de facto ruled by unelected bent on rent seeking. unrelated to marco rubio, by the way, if anybody's wondering. no, not really. only after canadians won their independence in the 1830s and 1840s and from the crown in 1867 -- 150 years ago, by the way. give it for up canada. they celebrated their -- on

and then i remember something that raymond chandler said, he said, when you don't know what to do nextlf of these troublesome people, i can deal with the ones that are left, and that's what i did. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: that's nice. that's simple. all right, your fans all have their favorite stephen king books. do you have -- >> we hope. >> stephen: they do or else they wouldn't be fans. do you have your favorite? what are your top five books or short stories of stephen king, stephen king? ( laughter ) >> well, i think -- >> stephen: write this down, carve this in stone. >> my favorite short story would be called "survivor type" which is about a physician stranded on a little island and he's smuggling heroin, and he's starving, so he eats himself piece by piece. >> stephen: i like that, for the whole family. >> that is family friendly. it could be a disney cartoon. i liked the novel "misery" a lot. that was kind of fun. it was a fun book to write. ( applause ) this is like a led zepplin concert, sort of like play "free bird" and it's all good. >> stephen: that's two. i l

on a lighter note, kyle chandler, the actor, has been tapped to play you in a showtime series.ave to know if you think that is good casting or not. does he rise above the crowd? bill: you know, i have not thought about it from that perspective. my wife and myself are quite big fans of the friday night lights series, so i guess it could be worse. emily: ok. good to know you approve. i do want to know -- i do want to talk about what is happening indirect listings. warby parker just decided to do one. however, these still seem to be one-off events, one-off choices. do you see the pendulum actually swinging, where a significantly greater number of companies will choose a direct listing or a spac over an ipo? and if so, when does that happen? bill: every time i see one of these i am super proud of the founders who are pushing forward, because it is just a smarter, more elegant way to take your shares public. and to not do it is to actually just to be subjecting yourself to a cashectemy from a bureaucratic process on wall street. but the people who are choosing to do it are some of t

if you didn't know that already, that's because alfred chandler and other business historians had good archival skills. and they assumed the antebellum away. since the passage of the u.s. constitution, citizens enjoyed a government that protect life, liberty and property from invaders foreign and domestic. the national debt traded regularly on public markets. there was affirmation of the government's willingness and ability to fulfill its promises. the new government created by the constitution was key. while places like western -- experienced agriculture, and industrial revolutions and thrived economically, areas in canada with identical culture and climate and flora and fauna, remained backward. canada was still subject to the winds of a distant monarch. and they're placement in the new world. a de facto rule, by oligarchic clicks. rent bent on rent seeking. seeking yes. only after canadians, won their independence, in the 18 thirties and 18 forties, and from the crown in 1867. 150 years ago by the way. give it up for canada, they celebrated. only after they got rid of the crown, did

the chandler unified school district has reported 140 infections, but school officials could not tells are karen fining as a result of those positive cases. another arizona school district ban on school mask mandates.s phoenix union high school district is requiring students, staff and visitors to we masks indoors, and a biology teacher is suing the dtrict for imposing a mask mandat e, quote, nochool district is above the law. my next guest is one of the district officials named in the lawsuit. phoenix union ghchool district superintendent chad guestin. mr. superintendent, i thank you fobeing with us. lien, for the last couple of weeks i've spoken with superintendents in these states at say my hands are tied. we can encourage masks, but we'rseeing a change in the trend here. you're leang it by mandating masks despite the ban. why? >> we made a commitment from day one, minute one, that we would do all we can in our power and control to protect the health, safety and wellness of our staff, stunts and community. we're aware of the spread. we're also airwith a of the mask mandate ban, but

i'm chandler. could i be wearing any more clothes?eed the semen of a righteous man. >> i think phoebe is appealing because she's different. and so, it gives people permission. yeah, you don't have to fit in. you can still like yourself and it's okay. ♪ smelly cat, smelly cat, what are they feeding you ♪ >> i don't know why people love smelly cat. but to me, there were other songs that were also very, very funny. that's funny. >> well, maybe, i don't need your money. wait, wait, i said maybe. >> rachel green being, sort of, a spoiled character, off the top of the show. and about humbling that character, and making her independent. like sam and diane on "cheers." >> we knew ross and rachel, from the pilot, were going to be a thing. >> i just want to be married, again. >> the ross and rachel relationship made it like oh, i have to tune in this week because i want to see, are they getting together? >> i can't believe i get to go to my prom. >> the one with the prom video where rachel realizes that ross has always loved her. >> oh, dear. >

if you did not know that already, that's because chandler and other businesses historians did not have good archival skills. they assumed the antebellum economy away. white male citizens enjoyed a government that procected life, liberty, and businesses from foreign attacks. there was constant affirmation of the government's willingness and ability to fulfill its promises. the new government created by the constitution was key while places like western new york experienced agricultural and industrial and economic revolutions. adjacent areas in canada with identical cultures and climate remained economically backward. canada was still subject to the whims of the distant monarch and his or her placement in the new world. and de facto ruled by an oligarch bent on rent seeking. only after canadians declared their independence from the british in the 1830s, 150 years ago. give it up for canada. they celebrated their -- [ applause ] only after they got rid of the crown did canada start to catch up to america economically. by the time that i began making beer runs to ontario in the late 1980s,

i'm chandler. could i be wearing any more clothes?e permission, yeah, you don't have to fit in, you can still like yourself and it's okay. ♪ smelly cat ♪ ♪ smelly cat ♪ ♪ what are they feeding you ♪ >> i don't know why people love "smelly cat." but to me there were other songs that were also very, very funny. cow in the meadow goes moo, and the farmer knocks him on the head and chops him up and that's how we get hamburger. that's funny. >> well, maybe i don't need your money. wait, i said maybe. >> rachel green being sort of a spoiled character off the top of the show and about humbling that character and making her independent. >> like sam and diane on cheers. we knew that ross and rachel from the pilot were going to be a thing. >> i just want to be married again. >> the ross and rachel relationship made it like oh, i have to tune in this week because i want to see are they getting together. >> i can't believe i don't get to go to my own prom. it's so harsh. >> the one with the prom video where rachel realizes that ross has always lo

the women that i approach were beatrice chandler is the woman who when world war i purchased lafayette and rented it and repurposed it as a refuge for children. she was a starlet and my research rabbit hole if you want to talk about not knowing when to stop researching, this is one of the few books apparently i stopped too early. i thought i knew the story of beatrice. i she was a whale one —- well-heeled society maven who got involved with philanthropy during world war i and with a troubled marriage somehow survived the war. that is the story i wrote. but then i made a little stop to the new york historical society to tie up if you loose ends to look at her public papers because i had already reviewed her private papers thanks to her amazing grandson who allowed me to see those private letters. at the new york historical society i stumbled over a packet of love letters and they were not from her husband but from a soldier in the trenches, a e french officer. and i realized i had uncovered a century old secret love affair. >> something to tell g the family. [laughter] so i thought now

from that remarkably moving letter which you said moved you to tears when representatives wade, chandler and cameron all pledged to challenge future dualers to fight, you write when it became known that some southern -- northern senators were ready to fight fors were willing to duel when the abuse went on, and then we finally have this new exhibit on the civil war from thaddeus cain and when i tell the story of running for senate, i tell the story of how my left hook is better than yours, and i am tougher, so you bring that to life so incredibly powerfully. norm ornstein, and it is often said or at least said by norm mccarthy who is a scholar at princeton who says that we are more polarized today than at any time in the civil war. can you tell us what it is about the political parties right before the civil war that led us to be so polarized then? >> so, you know, going back through history and we will see echos of so many of the divisions that are familiar to people today. if you look at the period leading up to the civil war and looking at the party system that was in flux. we had a wh

that remarkably moving a letter, which you said moved you to tears when representatives weighed chandler and cameron, who all pledged to challenge future doers to fight. when it became dawn that some northern southerners -- and southern insights -- have to, say finally, there we have this really wonderful new exhibit on the civil war and reconstruction, we have thought is stevens, and when i tell the trial sumner story, i quote your book about how some people would run for congress during that period on the grounds that my left hook is better than the other guy. i'm going to beat him up because i'm tougher. and he would bring that to life. so, incredibly powerful. more on all misty, it's all been said or it has been said by an orbit mccarthy, who is a scholar to princeton that we are more polarized today than at anytime since the civil war. you are such an expert of party systems, can you explain what it was about the political parties, right before the civil war that led us to be so polarized then?. >> so, you know, you go back through history and you see echoes of so many of the divisi

from that remarkably moving letter which you said moved you to tears when representatives wade, chandler and cameron all pledged to challenge future duelers to fight, you write when it became known that some southern -- northern senators were ready to fight for sufficient call the tone of southern insight softened although the abuse went on. norm ornstein, and it is often said or at least said by norm mccarthy who is a scholar at princeton who says that we are more polarized today than at any time in the civil war. you are such an expert of party systems, can you explain what it was about the political parties right before the civil war that led us to be so polarized then? >> so, you know, going back through history and we will see echos of so many of the divisions that are familiar to people today. if you look at the period leading up to the civil war and looking at the party system that was in flux. we had a whig party that became that was transformed into the modern republican party, and we had along the way a know nothing party and the ire and the focus was on catholics and on some e

they don't have the stats yet on teachers clinics have been set up at longfellow middle school and chandler over on university avenue and city hall on mill via street back to school will be having sports as well as the arts up and running, they're going to have buses picking up kids and taking them to school and home as well. so that's coming back to meals will be free because it's funded by the state and they would also like families to thought applications that they can help out with that state funding and everyone will have to keep a mask on regardless of whether they are vaccinated both inside the classrooms as well as the times outside on school grounds with some guidance on that when that will be happening and they will come off. when kids are eating or drinking, but then they will have to keep their distance as much as possible. again, regardless of the decision of berkeley unified. all schools have until mid october to comply with the new state mandate to have teachers fully-vaccinated given that these vaccines are not yet approved by the fda. again, it's just for emergency use auth

before we reveal our latest buzz pick we're excited to announce our conversation with chandler baker,rning our newest is here we go, "if the shoe fits" by julie murphy, the first book in disney's new publishing series. this re-imagines classic fairy tales. take a look. >> good morning, america. my name is julie murphy and thank you so much for making "if the shoe fits" the "gma" buzz pick of the week. "if the shoe fits" is a modern retelling of cinderella and follows cindy a young plus size woman and recent fashion school graduate who finds herself as a contestant on a reality dating show. like cindy i was accepted to fashion school but changed course at the last minute so now i treat stories instead of -- create stories instead of clothing. >> and "if the shoe fits" is out right now and you can read an excerpt on our website by using your phone to scan that qr code on your screen. be sure to keep reading with us on our instagram at "gma" book club. >>> "the suicide squad" is out today and joined by one of the stars, joel kinnaman. joel, sorry for getting you up so early. glad you're

. >> congrats on what you're doing and before we go, i mean, chandler, let me know, if you don't haveotball, college football is back. they're back on the field but there's so much more on the line and there's so many stories like this to tell so it's going to be a great celebratory weekend for hbcus across this country. >> jessie lifting his name, indeed. thank you so much. it is going to be a great day, "gma" live in atlanta tomorrow for the big game and you can check it out, "college gameday" 9:00 a.m. on espn. >>> coming up, everybody, one and only regina hall joining us live. i get it, maybe you can see just fine. but as a vsp® premier program doctor, let me tell you, everyone needs an annual comprehensive eye exam- like a vsp wellvision exam®. i see things you wouldn't expect to see in an eye exam, like the early signs of serious health conditions such as diabetes or high blood pressure. it's about more than seeing well, it's about being well. schedule your comprehensive eye exam with a vsp premier program doctor. homelessness, housing, taxes, schedule your comprehensive eye exa