we got cher. they came out with the cher doll.a gift for somebody on e may recently. [ laughter ] >> the cher call, i had a j.j. arms doll. >> jimmy: that sounds familiar, what was j.j. arms? >> when brando was on the stand about his son, he talked about hiring a private detective. j.j. arms was a character. he had both his hands missing. so you could change his hands with hooks and guns and knives. and it was a real person. and he -- >> jimmy: when? >> he was a legally person. [ laughter ] he lived on a compound with cheetahs and rhinos and stuff like that. and he was the first person to be james bond and have your license plate flip over. >> jimmy: how did i not know any of this? [ laughter ] this seems like it would have been a linchpin of my childhood. wait did the real j.j. arms have removable hands? >> yeah. >> jimmy: he did? >> yeah. >> jimmy: that means he had no hands, right? >> no hands. and they were clip-on hands and stuff. >> jimmy: did he clip his hands on in real life? >> yeah. >> jimmy: he took this unfortunate thi

. >> the middle cher.think is really the, the has captured the imagination of so many from cher . like, why do people love her so much? >> she i mean, i think people go into this not maybe not knowing so much about her, but you leave seeing a human, you leave seeing somebody who has had some real lows in her life and some real highs. and she has continued to power through and reinvent herself over and over again, and she is she is so strong and she is so powerful, and the tv industry, she had a lot of male dominance and she just continued to push through. and it's quite empowering to honestly anyone who comes to see it, they leave feeling really good. >> so she had pushed through in all these different stages of her life. you know, her music is also very huge here. tell us about how that's incorporated into the play. >> yeah, it's so smart. it's a really smart jukebox musical. we're not just, like doing little concert moments. we have some of those, but they're really, brilliantly crafted into the musical

and cher came and bb -- >> jimmy: cher is your friend, cher is in the documentary, actually, with you read better." okay. >> jimmy: does cher give you advice regularly? >> well, you know. when i was on tour with haer, i was sometimes, your, a little late. [ laughter ] to the point where my stylist was always running behind me singing -- ♪ if you could be on time ♪ you know. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: she chose a cher song to illustrate that. now, you announced on monday that this is the "girls just wanna have fun" farewell tour. [ cheers and applause ] >> yes. >> jimmy: does this mean you're done having fun? there will be no more fun in the future? [ laughter ] >> no, are you kidding me? >> jimmy: you're going to continue to have fun. what is the farewell part of it, though? >> i'm not doing the trains, planes and automobiles. >> jimmy: never again? >> come on. well, i want to go -- i want to do an arena tour. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> i haven't -- yeah, i should just put this down. >> jimmy: i'll take that. [ laughter ] that right there, okay. this is -- this indicates the farewe

cher in the nineties. cher in the seventies. can you any other ones?mo strawberry kiss, moonbeam, delighonbeamt. cherry blossom. yes. and there would be. yo, how do you know he does it? mahe's a married man. >> mm. he doesn't hang out and late night clubs the strip clubsth ti where most of this stuff happens it's highly sexualized so you could you should be able to live with a straight face say no i don't know any. that's not. that's not my thins asg. i this is what i do. but everybody has rights and needs to be heard or whatever. the fact that they're trying to push that as a sticking point that he's nong thit and ba that life into his, that's nots his moral compass. and the fact bothers me that he was a more fiery to defend t that like we're seeing this thing where an nba was having a fit because the first thing the ballplayers did when they won was they thank god they think their faith. and it was like, oh, they even edited that stufnf because it's okay if your lifestyle, you support drag queens. i have no issue with it. and that promise, it's not m

and you can tell the whole time cher is like "this [ bleep ] hand." [ laughter ] see, i swore!eth: yeah, but that's okay 'cause the part of your mind that knows about standards is eight hours behind. >> i'm on -- i'm on -- i'm so jet-lagged! i can swear if you're jet-lagged, right? >> seth: you can swear if you're jet-lagged. >> is my fly open? okay, god, no. [ laughter ] i just got so scared -- i got so scared that my fly was open! >> seth: the whole time. >> oh, god! the whole press tour. [ laughter ] the whole press tour it was open. >> seth: not just today! there was somebody that was doing a really -- pixar does a really funny prank where when you get ready for a press somebody comes over and is like -- [ laughter ] >> but it's cute -- >> seth: they go, "oh, you have a little piece of fuzz." >> no, it's cute. it's a little mouse, and it goes -- [ meep ] and it pulls your fly down. [ laughter ] okay, sorry. >> seth: will they animate a mouse to pull your fly down? >> sorry, so back to "moonstruck." >> seth: yes. >> anyway, great movie, olympia dukakis, what an actress. >> s

he is a close friend of real pop divas, selendion cher. of international awards, world music award, and kirkorov is almost a people's artist of the former soviet union, he is very proud of his official titles: people's artist of crimea, people's artist of ingushetia, people's artist of the chechen republic, people's artist of the russian federation, people's artist of ukraine, people's artist of moldova, the last two titles were taken away from him with the active intervention of politicians. don’t you be offended when your real merits... change, it’s a shame, it’s a shame, what can you do, these are troubled times, but this is a purely formal thing, yes, the love of people, the love of the public still cannot be taken away, they can be forced to stop loving what they loved for so many years, it is impossible that this title will be taken away from me, no matter how they collect signatures, as if something, yes, there are people who do not live in peace, who rock this swing. for no reason, just to do something nasty, to tarnish your reputa

cher me la llevaba y hacÍatareas. aprendiÓ a leer, a escribir espaÑol.cer en lo que pones tu mente. >> este lunes iniciaremos la semana con temperaturas aumentando en algunos condados. la mÁxima para san josÉ lunes 86 grados. santa rosa con 86 mientras que en concord podemos llegar a 90 grados de mÁxima. esto al bastar brillando ta nuestra regiÓn y prepÁrense. el dÍa mÁs caluroso de la prÓxima semana va a ser en martes cuando la mÁxima superen los 90 grados en todas nuestras ciudades. san josÉ estÉ practicando 92 grados de mÁxima en martes. con vientos dÉbiles y mayormente soleado. mi tÍo para alameda, contra costa, san benito y en varios condados esa advertencia a las 20:00 del martes. deben tener mucha precauciÓn ese dÍa. importante tomar mucha agua para mantenerse hidratados. usar protector solar. vestir ropa de colores claros que va ayudar a mitigar el calor tan intenso. pasan porco tiempo en el exterior porque entre el mediodÍa y las 17:00 se espera las temperaturas mÁs cÁlidas en toda nuestra zona. y le recomendÓ todos cuando se baje de los vehÍcul

i got to talk to voters like cher, you're here right and early, why are you here to hear president trumpto be one of the voices for the the african-americans to show that we believe in his policies. after all that he's been through, to let him know that we're still supporting him and because we still believe in that he has truly put implemented policy previously that did help the african-american community and for that very reason i'm here to support him. >> and what do you hear, cher, i see a sign black american for trump, you're a black american for trump. what is this community saying as he's trying to take back the oval office? >> the tides are turning, i'm talking to the younger people. i'm a lifelong detroiter and talking to young men and women and a lot of their conversations in, we're turning for trump because we see that-- we watched as biden has allowed the borders to be overflooded and we have been overlooked, but now you want to come, like even when he came to detroit for the naacp meeting he never engaged. he put everything before us, but when it's time for him to come to of

lauper's long and colorful career honored at tcl chinese theater by none other than her good friend cher concrete alongside entertainment royalty. and that's "nightline" for tonight. watch full episodes on hue rue. we'll see you right back here,

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lauper's long and colorful career honored at tcl chinese theater by none other than her good friend chertty good singer. cyndi is a great singer. >> juju: her hands and footprints memorialized in historic concrete alongside entertainment royalty. and that's "nightline" for tonight. watch full episodes on hue rue. we'll see you right back here, same time tomorrow. here to find out why this summer, one place to cool off is particularly dangerous. >> president biden's executive action now in effect, and it's already causing a shutdown at the border. the new policy tonight and there are more fortune 500 companies in the bay area than anywhere else in the country. >> so why should you care? >> always live abc seven news starts right now, and we begin with this stretch of warm nights. >> we're settling into tonight. the first heat wave of the season could mean we potentially touch some record nighttime temperatures. good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. stretches like this make you feel grateful for the air conditioning in your car and at home. there are sti

what the democrats want him to do, which is to be the worst version of donald trump, the character cher that -- characterure that they had made him out to be, the guy that has promised revenge. and we're not seeing that version of donald trump on the campaign trail. he's already beating them at their own strategy. if he can come out on the debate stage against biden, and call the president, rachel morin's mother, to remind voters what their lives were like before he took office, he is going to be the much better candidate on that stage. >> trace: meantime, eric, cp kamala harris had very precise analysis on why this race is so close. watch. >> these races are always close. it's the election of the president of the united states, and everyone in an election for the president of the united states will critically examine all of the issues and make a decision. >> trace: can't get any better than that, eric. my question to you: what is biden not to do and what is he supposed to do? >> what he needs to do is be sharp and medically focused, and trace, he hasn't shown the ability to do that to

>> cher. >> that was fast! >> okay. anybody?56. i'm marcus washington. happening now. the effort to recall oakland mayor shengtao has now qualified for the november ballot. the city of oakland notified the group, called oakland united, to recall xing tao or outs, that it has enough signatures for that. recall the requirements included nearly 25,000 signatures. recall supporters gathered more than 40,000 oust for short way will speak in about an hour from now. we've asked mayor tao's office for a comment, but we have not heard back. just yet. well, state fair and sacramento will be a bit more green this year. they will be able to buy marijuana there. this is for the first time ever, fair . >>> this morning on the 3rd hour of "today," an important lesson. craig sharing the mission to restore

shchamber of chers released a statement saying -- >> the doctrine stems from a 1984 supreme court rulinghevron verses the resource council ruling -- >> the supreme court today used a case involving herring fisherman in the atlantic ocean who challenged fewer requirements to agree. the biden administration argued that overturning the chevron doctrine would generate a convulsive shock to the legal system. now we'll find out just what that convulsive shock looks like, if it comes. bun likely outcome is that business group also file lawsuits against vast swaths of the federal regulatory agencies and all regulation, looking to see where the new balance of power lies between the regulators and those they regulate. >> wow. by the way, is there a sense of the time frame for all of this? in other words, sometimes the supreme court decision lands with immediate effect. is this of that nacher? >> i think the time frame for the impact that i'm talking about here, that will take some time. people are going to have to digest this ruling, figure out the likeliest targets and figure out where things are

if nothing personified the delicate high wire between glee and gravitas more than president biden's cherat -- she should or shir. >> prime minister, donald trump -- president mr. president, donald trump blames you directly, what's your response? >> no, don't stop! [laughter] don't stop! why can't they tell him, just [bleep] keep walking? lauren: and then he called the smile weird. the trump campaign actually made an ad out of that smile. they call it political persecution -- [inaudible] corruption. stuart: i think that was brutal. what jon stewart did there ors it was funny but brutal a, and that's a fact. this is for you as well. a new poll, donald trump continues to lead president biden, and this poll was taken after the guilty verdict. lauren: may 31st-june3 2nd -- june 2nd. right after trump was convict canned. he leads 44-43. the week prior, before the verdict, he was up 2 points. very small change. bottom line, at this moment in time voters are largely unswayed by the guilty verdict. stuart: i think it's time we moved on to the markets, you know what i mean? check out futures. this

they don't need surgical mutilation and more moneys only thing reaffirming we love and cher river them they are okay and get the care they need. we should not affirm them in the wrong -- >> laura: the phrase "gender affirming care" is so orwellian,orwell would be rolling in his grave. dr. cube bin, thank you. is the media preparing to kick joe biden to the curb? hmmm. what else might be afoot? a big development, next. ♪ >> laura: more buzz that a democrat contingency plan may be underway to it's biden from the democratic ticket. over the weekend the published a gentle fact check of biden's tall tales, well, and they said, you know, biden uses his antidotes in order to win over audiences and appear more charming. >> i used to drive an 18-wheeler. i was raised in the puerto rican community at home. i, like an awful lot of people in this audience had -- was the first in my family to go to college. >> my uncle, they called him ambrose, my uncle bosie got shot down in new guinea. and they never found the body because there used to be -- there were a lot of cannibals for real in that part of

the average voter could care less as far as what the hollywood liberals like cher think of donald trumpe these people seriously. i want to add too. you're talking about trump going into these black neighborhoods, black churches, let's not forget that biden's policies have made life more difficult for lower income americans by allowing this massive illegal immigration that restrains wage growth, if it doesn't push down wages and also if i'm a lower income american, i've got to be scratching my head. where are these people getting all this money, why do they get help with housing, medical care, whatnot, why are they allowed into our already under-performing schools and further lowering the quality of education. give me a break, president biden. maria: yeah. well, we're watching it in real-time here and we're also watching how they're both going to be preparing for this debate. this is going to be something to watch, june 27th is the one on one debate between president biden and president trump. biden says he's going to go start preparing for the debate right after this hollywood fundraise

. >> police found no evidence that kay had strayed in ■çher marriage.tory. the broken window screen, zip ties, and towels. kay's story seemed to be holding up. christina had believed from the beginning that her mother was innocent, purely a victim. but what she didn't know was how brutal the murder was. >> she didn't want us to know. i remember sitting at the funeral home and she was very firm. she just kept saying, it's going to be closed casket. i want everybody to remember him as the lively person that he was. and i knew then that it couldn't have been good. >> and when i sat down with kay, she told a story filled with love and courage from that awful night. >> you ■çare surrounded by evil my insides were shaking. i was just thinking about patrick. >> that was the theme of the story kay told me, our five- year-old son patrick was foremost on her and her husband's minds. that's why kay became especially panicked when she and joe were forced to go to the bank. >> we can't leave patrick by himself here. >> no, he stays. he told us there were people ther

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cher you probably don't cherish this beard of the country, like joe biden is wanting this campaign onwithout lafayette, defending democracy, we would not have a country. >> judge jeanine: the interestingg thing about this is these ar se rebels who are simpe creating anarchy, they don't know what they're doing, they, are just haters.bu coming up, some serious buyers remorse about joe biden. [ ♪♪ ] den. ♪ ♪ here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. hey, grab more delectables. you know, that lickable cat treat? de-lick-able delectables? yes, just hurry. hmm. it must be delicious. delectables lickable treat. announcer>>> what if you could whiten your teeth by simply brushing your teeth? now you can with smileactives, the teeth whitening breakthrough that safely gets your teeth white and keeps them white every day just by brushing your teeth. christine>>> i never thought that whitening my teeth could be so easy. i just put th

misunderstood things in is, is that almost as if kids develop along, you know and i jennifer fifer a cher said she first time she saw brain she of adolescent she said there she is that's sh as she learned more. she said no that isn'e only in context that everything t happens to us depends on the context that we're in. so you can't look at, you know, we have we have such a bifurcated way of looking at the world in you know, in our and we have to look at the individual within within the community, within the family,the school, within whoever is important in their lives. we can'tthat there's the whole issue about social media,st say that social media is the response is what's responsible happening with declining mental health. it's the context that kids schools, in their communities, f Ñv the surgeon general's report here's picture know, the child sort of a uri bronfenbrenner, those of you who have studied development of the ever concentric circles going around tha's what is affecting our mental health so we have to the context and it's our job as adults to make that best so that we give the

■; but not least all those factors alsoon a accommodation for the more sophisticated military more cher we see that russia■-■■j comnts results in the use of quality and caper components but unfortunately russia does have a lot of those and it >> russia it seems has been able to rely on its huge stockpiles of reserve equipment and modernizing thah equipment. essentially it is good enough for the war at■/ hand. you were a critical contributor to this report andan talk a little bit about how russia's defense■' industrial production over the last year how that impactede plans in ukraine. there's sort of that it went to war with ind february, but now the army that has now td maybe you can talk about how russia may have had to do evil you are coming from sunny florida which is less than washington, d.c. right now. >> it was interesting to work on this report to try to update based on wha we a■; seeing on the battlefield. a russia has several things going f number one, identifying the massive stockpiles of t dating m the cold war that could be modernized and number two and probably the most im

my cher miss watched it. what was it like returning to the character. >> it was great.pected there to be a sequel. as she matures, doesn't the voice in her head, does my character become female, i mean, that's my take on it. if so, i was ecstatic and it was a surprise. they called out of nowhere. i went, yeah. >> i mean zyou know a winner when you see it. anxiety and envy, what else -- >> embarrassment. >> that's sort of a niche emotion. what else can we expect without giving away. >> you're the second interview i'll have, i'll see it in a few hours. >> you haven't seen the movie? >> no. but i'll tell you it's great. it's a life-changer. everything i've heard and watched, i've had chunks of it, you know, when you're working on it they'll show you, visually astonishing, you know, it was pretty incredible the first time. pixar goes up, they launched to a different visual level and those other characters make a huge difference. >> while you haven't seen it yet, many of you have seen you in your many comedy tours. you're coming up on your final tour. how are you feeling hea

sentra, delida, joseph kabzon, michael jackson, george michael, valery leontiev, whitney houston, cherho are especially attentive to philip kirkorov with the fact that, first of all, he is a great artist of a big country. and no one in our country in the entire post-soviet space has such a huge number of hits, tours, solo shows, awards and titles. with all this, admiration for kirkorov’s colleagues is a fact. why is there so much talk about you being obnoxious and aggressive? character. i know you as a very kind, attentive and generous person. you always helped many people, paid for operations, supported them financially. i believe that if you do any good deeds, charitable or otherwise, you should do them quietly. although today's times show that probably not, we must lead by example. this is immodest for me, i have shown a lot over the years how to help people, but after doing such actions and charitable events of some trips, this is just for people helped, well, people just, well, i think it’s necessary to keep things quiet, look how good i am, these people are not stars, but the mos

. ♪ ♪ the cher show is the musical of her story.san jose's six show season package. learn mored >>> okay. let's meet this woman who is using a heartfelt sign in massachusetts to take a stand in her community. >> nearly every day for the past six years this woman who's known by sunny just has a quiet message standing in a busy intersection near boston and here's her simple message and a wave. that homemade sign reads "say no to racism, be kind, and justice for all." simple right? sunny is committed to spreading kindness and justice in her community. just by doing what she can do. standing out there holding a cane for hours that sign around her neck. her dedication is fueled by her faith that continues to inspire people who pass by. >> the reoccurring words i hear from different people. you will never know how much this means to me. and then they -- they cry and they hug. be kind. be good to one another. we're all in this together. >> i believe kindness is the highest form of intelligence. >> it is. really, really is. and sunny said s

i mean, you know, in most republican controlled red states, there are on the books chers talk about racism or the history of mandating a patriotic interpretation of the nation's origin in some cases, such as florida and texas and elsewhere, prohibiting the discussion or limiting discussion of, you know, pfferent gender identities or same sex relationships at, certain grade levels and in some places that's just led to, you know, that's the law. and so their library books are flying off the shelves in florida and elsewhere to try to comply with those laws. um, but even in places where those laws haven't passed there's, there's a, i think a culture of among many educators. there was a recent rand survey that was relea year that showed thirds of teachers reported did, uh, censor, wring how they talk about divisive political issues, including issues around race and inclusion, and that in that finding was, was still the case and included teachers who teach in school districts where there are no explicit restrictions no state laws and no local prohibitions, simply because those teachers don't you

that same pupil found only 36% chers feel they have the resources they need only one third are satisfiedheir of then teachere walsh criticize in an adequate preparation of t she likened it to a hazing ritual. invaabn front of the students who can afford it the least. when the teacher is unprepared, forced to learn on the job and struggling students do n get do over they only fall further behind. why do good teachers leave? primarily it is not the pay behavior is out of classroom conditions that drive teachers away. 22022 national showed nearly half of all teachers plan to quit due to school safety. found over 70% teachers since 2019. a shocking 40% of teachers faced physical violence from te superintendent of education kate bromley recently advocated for remg habitually disruptive students in classrooms to allow teachers that view is refreshing but rare teachers often find themselves a plane for student misbehavior, prevent student disruption.uld another under discussed issue is curriculum aranda study found nearly all teachers in america create or selecthe o instructional material spending

elizabeth: katie cher cat sky, we appreciate you for joining us. we'll have you back soon.hanks for joining us. >>> still ahead, congressman cory mills from house foreign affairs, congressman anthony d'esposito, retired lieutenant general keith kellogg, economist ej antoni from the heritage foundation, americans for tax reform president grover norquist and gop pollster lee carter. this big topic in the upcoming trump versus biden showdown, who is better for u.s. job growth? we've got a new controversy, a new deep dive into government data again reveals the government job numbers and biden's job claims are inflated. plus, more on critics saying that biden's allies in the press are misleading americans by misreporting, incorrectly reporting on the economy. and we take the on an msnbc legal analyst who claims talk of links between the biden white house and trump's new york prosecution are, quote, racist. there's a house probe into those links now underway. and former border officials slam biden for playing politics on the border crisis. and this news coming in, house homeland

and with the ups bar code in 1975, sonny and cher's divorce became final. elvis presley performed in public for the last. >> after almost 20 years of professional anyway, champion muhammad ali announced his retirement from boxing in 1984. barbra streisand reported this. here we are. jk rowling's harry potter and the philosopher's stone was first published in line eventually watching the hugely popular series about a boy wizard and 2003 american politician. storm thurmond, united >> 10, 14 right now. and right now the order of malta clinic in oakland is open again. the clinic has provided thousands of free patient visit since 2008. and now it's become a vital part of the community. providing health care and because it's been upgraded now it's going to be able to serve more people who are uninsured or underinsured at no cost. it is at the cathedral of christ. the light on harrison street. >> 10, 15 right now. and we have breaking news, a fire that has broken out this morning. it's about 5 acres right now burning near the altamont pass in livermore. >> you mig

meredith kir cher was found half naked with 40 stab wounds.bloodstained parent and arrested the american and rafael who she'd been dating for a week. they would spend four years behind bars, face three euro trial, and she would testify to being hit by police. her interrogation without a lawyer. one of the officers gave me a smack and said remember, remember, she told the court today. she was finally freed and exonerated by italy's highest court. the real killer has served a 13-year sentence. for amanda knox, no end for what she calls a nightmare. >> what's your next step? will you appeal? >> we have a right to appeal. this is a court of appeal decision, but before taking this decision, i'd like to read the motivation. >> reporter: and ana, she was sentenced to three years in prison in the court behind me there, but she has already served four years, so she will not be behind bars tonight. she has been told that she has to pay legal fees and compensation, but as you heard from her lawyer there, really with the potential that they will appeal th

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e i remember it wawhs cher who wih you could turn back time. >> and she's half joe's age. so the decision is yours. a guy who can stand trials and faces sentence.a gu or a guy who can't stand and hasn't completed sentence in years. but now you can make that choice ounow tt. >> and in november will have to get, i guess his arguments are like tupperware airtight's o in good with casserole. former gop congressman older women always say he's the one in police lineups. comedian jim florentinpse seems like a dandelion wine pretty,t e but you still want her off your lawn. "new york times"f your lawn, beg author and fox news contributo[r jack. and he tells thunderous to go around. "new york times" best selling author, comedian and former nwa world champion tyrus. >> so, lee, i have a theory i posited on the five the other day. this story was designed to makee to give the message wave the green flag, everybody to go, okay, trump's better. i may noo trumt be crazy about m but he's better. do you feel like this was but choreographe feed by the democr? perhaps. well, i think that ther

and it looks like many of germany's voters and turned their backs on the greens, the greensburg cher, compared to the last year in parliament election is dropped by almost 50 percent. and despite scandals at home and in brussels, the far right a f. the part of the alternative for germany parties, it seems to have gained about 5 percent compared to 5 years ago or the email polling and 16.4 percent. this makes me a if the, the 2nd strongest political party in germany. a while we're chief political correspondent, nina has a, she has been at the greens party headquarters here in berlin and she told me more about their losses. this is of course, a huge blow for the greens who are of close parts of the ruling coalition in berlin . together with the social democrats on the liberal f t. p. party. the greens had been aware that they would probably suff alexys, but this is a tremendous blow you have to say. and many people here on the stage also said the policy leader said they said that they cannot be happy with this result whatsoever . but that they are ready to get into a coalition and debat

. >> so moved, commissioner cher. >> second. >> thank you very much. is there any public comment on agenda item 5.3? >> for those joining in-person, please proceed to the podium and pill out a public comment card. we're on item 5.3.4. i'm asking comments from those in-person. is there anyone that would like to make a public comment on the current agenda items? public comment is now closed. >> thank you, and now i will ask for a final motion to approve this matter all those this favor? >> aye. >> opposed? motion carries, unanimously. i am now calling on agenda item number 5.6. we have a discussion and possible motion to approve the proposed cultural allocation plan for 2024-2029. and i'm going to introduce the following to present. the direct of, and ams planning and research bill blaikz and lauren franco. thank you again. as you know, we've been working closely to allocation plan and to develop recommendations for the 2024-2029 plan. over the past four months, we've come up with a set of recommendation to guide our work over the next five years. i want

does your staff not have trust in that chair to write to him with concerns like they did with cher baere value, yes or no. >> trust is critical. we need to work extremely hard to rebuild trust with staff with the fdic. >> let's be honest, chair greenberg does not embody the values of the fdic. employees are working in fear at the agent he and as we i grew up on a farm. early in my life i learned from my grandmother that when the fox is in the henhouse, you have to get it out. you don't leave it there for months and months and expect it not to suffer continual damage. so while i appreciate chair greenberg's decision to resign, frankly it needs to happen w. and having it happen months from now puts the country and certainly the dictation of the fdic at risk. dict mckernanases of integrity , competence, teamwork, accountability and fairness that are supposed to guide the girl deposit insurance corporation, did your review of their ward and personal looks france at the fdic find a culture active of those values? >> you cannot read the board e is consistent with our values >> the report outl

>> you're obviously a lot of come in here from across the chim chim cher—ee son heung—min 14 of thesetrategy ? a lack of ambition, a strategy? why do you got in this election ? why do you got in this election? >> if you take the hard ones, i'll take the easy ones . i'll take the easy ones. >> i'm the brains of the operation here, tracy, in case you hadn't noticed , is far from you hadn't noticed, is far from us. we have. we currently hold seven seats. we are aiming to consolidate our position across all of those constituencies. and let me say, we say that with humility. we take no nobody's for vote granted, we also are looking to build our vote elsewhere. and then, crucially, tracy , we want this election to tracy, we want this election to be a good news story for the sinn fein mandate, but also for a mandate for progressive , a mandate for progressive, progressive mps across the board . you see, i think if you were to ask yourself what's been the theme or the great step forward for politics in ireland, but here in the north of ireland in particular, in recent years, it has been that

does your staff not have trust in that chair to write to him with concerns like they did with cher baer or mc williams, indicate that he meets the value, yes or no. >> trust is critical. we need to work extremely hard to rebuild trust with staff with the fdic. >> let's be honest, chair greenberg does not embody the values of the fdic. employees are working in fear at the agent he and as we seek. i grew up on a farm. early in my life i learned from my grandmother that when the fox is in the henhouse, you have to get it out. you don't leave it there for months and months and expect it not to suffer continual damage. so while i appreciate chair greenberg's decision to resign, frankly it needs to happen now. and having it happen months from now puts the country and certainly the dictation of the fdic at risk. direct mckernan, as you consider the values of integrity , competence, teamwork, accountability and fairness that are supposed to guide the girl deposit insurance corporation, did your review of their ward and personal looks france at the fdic find a culture active of those values? >>

chairman, just indulge me for a moment, not for question, i do want to let cher homendy know , i need to absorb the first half of your report it is rather technical, i'm not an engineer but i will absorb it and get back to you with questions. just as a data point for the committee the bridge collapsed in 2013 cost a total $19 million and it took us 10 years to recover $19 million. we should not be thinking of waiting to recover cost from insurance of the carrier or the bridge or whatever and pay for it, it has to take place first. it took 10 years to get $19 million, that is the average time for 19 million, i will be dead by the time we get the money back from this ocean carrier. just a data point for folks. >> mr. crawford. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for your testimony today. i want to start by acknowledging the six workers who lost their lives as a result of the collapse of the francis scott key bridge. are some of these go out to their families and loved ones. hours after the bridge collapse, president biden came out and said it was his, quote, intention the federal gove