- chloe maxmin is the fabled political unicorn of these times. coming from a background as a progressive activist from an early age, she won her 2020 race for maine state senate against a formidable opponent, the incumbent republican leader of the state's senate. she did so in district 88, that also voted for senator susan collins. chloe first spoke at bioneers in 2014 when she had recently launched, divest harvard. starting with just a handful of students, the campaign rapidly ballooned into one of the biggest in the country. it helped spur the local divestment movement from fossil fuels that now has moved or committed $14 trillion in assets worldwide. born and raised in rural maine, after college, chloe was determined to return to her beloved home to serve that place and her fellow mainers. in 2018, she ran for the ate house of representatives and won. in 2019, she introduced the state's green new deal legislation, carefully customized to what her constituents had told her they most needed and wanted for their place. she did so with the notable

- chloe maxmin is the fabled political unicorn of these times. coming from a background as a progressive activist from an early age, she won her 2020 race for maine state senate against a formidable opponent, the incumbent republican leader of the state's senate. she did so in district 88, that also voted for senator susan collins. chloe first spoke at bioneers in 2014 when she had recently launched, divest harvard. starting with just a handful of students, the campaign rapidly ballooned into one of the biggest in the country. it helped spur the local divestment movement from fossil fuels that now has moved or committed $14 trillion in assets worldwide. born and raised in rural maine, after college, chloe was determined to return to her beloved home to serve that place and her fellow mainers. in 2018, she ran for the ate house of representatives and won. in 2019, she introduced the state's green new deal legislation, carefully customized to what her constituents had told her they most needed and wanted for their place. she did so with the notable

chloe, i want to start with you.before the break kind of resonated as somebody who -- my dad was from san francisco so the golden gate bridge, the intro, the song of "full house," the second it would click was such a poignant moment in the family. he was able to continue beyond "full house," beyond "america's funniest home videos," and you noted the netflix "fuller house" version hit with the current generation. is that the correct take on things? >> exactly, you put it so perfectly. i mean, i'm digesting this in real time, as a reporter. like, this is really sad news. i grew up loving "full house." i was obsessed with "full house." i watched it on repeat, rerun, back before we had dvrs, my poor mother would have to record it on vhs, on these tapes, you know, and we had them labeled. one of the first things i'll do after this segment is call my mom and wake her up, she's probably sleeping right now, but i'll tell her about this and we'll talk about it. and i think that a lot of people are going to be talking about th

i still do that which is why i'm still here. >> a perfect move by chloe kim. >> chloe kim reigns supreme court in south korea. >> she is the 2021 world champion. >> post-olympics, i tweeted about churos and ice cream and i got home and i had boxes and boxes and boxes. shutouts to everyone who sent me ice cream. >> i like that diet. she can eat as much as she wants because she works out all the time and she needs her rest. she needs to sleep. the olympics just three weeks away. training for it. our coverage begins february 3rd. opening ceremony the next night. you can watch it all as well as my reports from beijing right here exclusively on nbc bay area. >> you need any help packing your bags? >> good to go. >> will throw everything in the back. >> going to be really fun. >> here's what's coming up at 6:00 now. no matter how official they try to look, there's a warning this evening that some of those covid tests that you see out there are a scam. we talked to the san francisco attorney investigating rogue testing sites and what you need to watch out for. >> problems only got worse. san fr

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chloe joins us with more. hi, chloe. >> good morning, chloe. >> good morning. such a sad story.aday. he was from texas, my hometown. he was most famous for "bat out of hell." he worked with so many artists. tributes are pouring in. no cause of death as of right now has been revealed. that's my favorite song, i'll do anything for love, right. he was only 74 years old. cher who worked with him in dead ringer for love had a really sweet tribute to him on twitter, saying how much she's going to miss him. andrew lloyd webber. he said that the bolts of heaven will be ringing with rock. that is definitely true. >> the songs of a generation. and, chloe, speaking of the songs of a generation, adele devastated, it looks like, because she's going to have to cancel her vegas residency. everyone's got covid. what happened? >> yeah, so, i'm scrolling through instagram last night trying to, you know, see if i've missed anything throughout the day. i'm like already in bed, put my kids to bet, i'm about to go to sleep and i see adele crying to her fans in this over a minute video saying her memb

she gave her old bedroom to her mom but she had kept chloe's bedroom intact. >> now chloe says mom can she can truly call her own. i saw the before and there's the after. looks amazing. >> have a great morning. "good morning america's" coming -- morning," ready for more? the new winter storm set to hit this week. with the northeast still digging out from an historic blizzard. >>> three major stories affecting u.s. national security. the russia/ukraine contact and a mother from kansas charged with joining isis. >>> the battle over the supreme court, is it too political? the new criticism president biden faces after pro mitsing to nominate a black woman to the court. >>> joe rogan

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chloe melas joining us live.ming down with covid, and late night hosts don't escape it, chloe. >> good morning, brianna. look, i'm here in new york, working from home, and this is a perfect example, you know, things in new york are tough right now. and a lot of these late night shows, they're taped here in new york. seth meyers tweeting, the bad news is i tested positive for covid, thanks, 2022. the good news is i feel fine. thanks, vaccine and booster. he's canceling the rest of his shows this week. he says tune in next monday to see where i'm going to be. remember, during the pandemic, he made a makeshift studio out of his attic. jimmy fallon also had recently tested positive over the holidays, but it is not just late night. it is also daytime television, "the view" which tapes on the upper west side of manhattan, whoopi goldberg is out this week because of covid, sarah haines said her husband had covid during the holiday break, and they had to quarantine separately. and, you know this is something that is affe

cnn's chloe joins us with more on this. chloe, so she had to cancel her shows.p for it. >> p.s., i'm a big billions fan. laura, now that i know that you watch, you're going to see me in your dms, okay? >> i love it. >> we have to recap the show together. i love to stay awake to watch it. >> you know i'm not watching it live. >> neither am i. i just want to remind you guys for those who heard bits and pi pieces over the weekend like my mom, everybody is asking me about adele and what is going on with her residency. let me remind you what she said on instagram that shocked the world on friday. take a listen. >> i'm so sorry, but, um, my show ain't ready. we've tried absolutely everything that we can to put it together in time and for it to be good enough for you, but we've been absolutely destroyed by delivery delays and covid. i can't give you what i have right now. um, i don't got it. i don't got it. >> clearly upset, but this is why people are so taken aback by the fact that adele is postponing this residency that's been in the making for quite a while at caesa

but the real reward may have been when she returned home to something sweeter. >> my name is chloe kimwboarder and i'm from torrance, california. last time we spoke, i was 17 going into the olympics. i'm 21 now. my priorities have shifted quite a bit and i enjoy staying in bed all day. i love to sleep. >> is there any snowboarding involved there? >> oh, yes, i still do that, which is why i'm here. yes. >> back to back 1080s. >> chloe kim reigns supreme. >> she is the 2021 world champion. >> i tweeted about churros and ice cream and i got home and i had boxes and boxes. shout out to everyone who sent me ice cream. i felt loved. >> i can feel the love too. feel you on that sleep. don't forget opening ceremony, february 4th, our coverage starts february 3rd. of course you can watch it all right here on nbc bay area. and streaming on apple tv and amazon fire. >> oh, to be 21 and sleeping in, right? >> sounds pretty normal to me. >>> trending for you, every union that many thought would never happen, a dog separated from his owner last summer during wildfire evacuations in tahoe, the dog is

. >> cnn's chloe joins me this morning. chloe, good morning.o add a content advisory ahead of the podcast. it is revealing a little more about its process, sort of peeling back the onion on that. do you think it's enough? >> look, that's a hard question to answer, laura. good morning. but i will say that neil young, joni mitchell are two of the major artists who decided that, no more, i don't want my music to be on spotify any more because of people like joe rogan especially who we feel is spreading misinformation. there were some other celebrities who were vocal on social media over the weekend. but let's point something out, that i didn't exactly realize that joe rogan has 10 million roughly listeners per episode. it's the number one podcast on spotify. so definitely spotify doesn't want to just completely axe the show, but they also have to do damage control like you said. so when it comes to covid and potential misinformation, they are going to put some sort of disclaimer. will that be enough, you ask? we're just going to have to wait and s

chloe played molly shout out to molly [ applause ] >> seth: thank you shout out to molly we apologizeys did the village people >> this was such a fun "weekend update, because it just came out of the blue i don't think it had anything to do with, like, what most of that "update" was about i think it was the anniversary of the song or something >> seth: i think it was maybe that trump was using it as his walk-in music. >> that's what it was. trump was using it as his campaign music without permission, and they did not like that. so we did this sketch, and then i got to get a chance to meet victor, the guy i was playing. he called, and was like i think his assistant called, and he was like, "would you like to meet victor?" i was like, "i'm sorry, who? [ light laughter ] "remember, you did the village people yesterday, and victor saw it, and he would like to zoom with you guys. i was like, "of course." i got bowen to come. we were just sitting there on a zoom, which are usually pretty casual, but victor's side of the zoom was very hoity-toity, to a point. i mean, it was just a sheet curta

chloe as well.ght -- you're mocking me in your stare. >> i'm not. i'm not. >> the time between like 11:55 to 12:10, i think it's a magical time. as somebody who grew up in new york, i never came to times square. i just watched it on tv. to be here is wonderful. i'm so happy that all of you, wherever you are in america or around the world, whoever you're with, if you're alone, if you're with a pet, whoever you're with or yourself, i'm glad you're sharing this moment with us, and i wish you this new year, i hope this is your best year yet because it's been difficult for a lot of people. >> i have to say it's been a rough year. it's been -- i just feel like what it's shown is all of our ability to be resilient. >> yeah. >> in whatever comes to us. we all adapt, and we change. >> and amanda gorman said this in her poem earlier on. i don't want to paraphrase because i'm going to misquote her. we weren't ready for it, but we adapted to it or words to that effect. >> we pivot. we take stock of what we have

. >> chloe is on the ground in times square.onded when we had the whole concert in new york. you and i were just supposed to be introducing it and then the whole thing the whole thing went to pot. >> anderson, you changed my life. i think we spent four hours together. so we are bonded forever now. i'm so excited to be here in times square for the very first time myself to ring in the new year. everybody is so excited. people from all over the world. and i'm going to let you guys talk to some of them. where are you from? >> england. >> how long have you been standing out here? >> seven hours. >> who are you most excited to see? >> katy perry. >> she's going to be performing on our broadcast tonight. where are you from? >> we're from south korea. >> south korea. is this your first time here? >> no, it's not my first time but first time for -- >> are you excited? >> i'm so excited. >> and then from my home state of texas -- >> we're from brownsville, texas. >> how excited to be here? >> we're so excited. >> you're with your family.

>> cnn entertainment reporter chloe melas joins us now.r coaster for adele this week, chloe. >> i know, and can you hear them chanting, "it's okay, it's okay." okay, so, here is the deal, pamela. so, as we all know, adele -- my mother was just talking to me about this and she doesn't know that much about pop news, she she heard adele canceled her -- postponed the residency. it was supposed to start last night at caesars palace in las vegas, but she said she was going to postpone things. we don't know about new dates or reimbu reimbursements. she only gave fan as few hours notice. we spoke to one of them, his name is james mason fox. he spoke to cnn and said he was on the flight to nashville, pamela, and when he got the news that the residency was postponed, he asked to get off the plane and it was too late, the doors had closed, so, he goes to vegas, he goes on tiktok, he complains that, you know, he's there, paid all this money for a hotel, paid for tickets and adele messaged him, said, come to this popup, he thought it was a joke, she's

chloe, will the platform rule changes be enough for critics?teresting that this comes as more musicians take their music off the platform. they're clearly facing business pressure here. >> reporter: good morning. we've seen so many media companies experience issues with misinformation, from facebook to twitter over the years, especially in the midst of the covid-19 pandemic. joe rogan, for those of you that might not be one of the 10 million that listen to his podcast. that's how many people on average listen. he's the number one podcast in the u.s. and the uk. in listening to his lengthy message, i found it shocking that he doesn't really prepare for his interviews, that he comes up with his ideas off the cuff. his interview style is -- some journalists don't like this, he's not a jury roomist, he's sitting down. he has a big weight to carry on his shoulders. he signed this purported $100 million deal with spotify. the idea that he sits down with experts, some of which are spreading misinformation and he doesn't have the necessary facts in ord

. - chloe maxmin is the fabled political unicorn of these times.ing from a background as a progressive activist from an early age, she won her 2020 race for maine state senate against a formidable opponent, the incumbent republican leader of the state's senate. she did so in district 88, that also voted for senator susan collins. chloe first spoke at bioneers in 2014 when she had recently launched, divest harvard.

chloe, good to see you.f the universe from billions of light years in the past. >> you see people clapping? yes. wonderful. >> everyone on their feet clapping. >> just two weeks after launch, nasa scientists, look at them cheering after the telescope reached the final spot after applying the golden mirrors. that is the largest mirror nasa has built. it was so big it had to be folded oragomi style to fit. it will take months of alignment before it can transmit images. we should get the images i believe they said june or july. there you have it. thank you for being with us. we hope you make good memories today. >> "inside politics sunday" is next. every emergen-c gives you a potent blend of nutrients so you can emerge your best with emergen-c. at carvana, we treat every customer like we would treat ouown moms, with care and respect. to us, the little things are e big things. which is why we do everying in our power to make buying a car annforgettable experience. happy birthday. thank you. we treat every custom

so much sadness around his death, chloe. >> reporter: good morning, brianna. speculation. a lot of people connecting the fact that bob saget hallelujah covid and recovered from it, and some claiming perhaps it was his booster or vaccine, or something that led to his death. we know that the family, i spoke to multiple people close to bob yesterday, who said they are just waiting for this autopsy report, that will not be back for weeks. in the meantime, they don't want to speculate. he would not have gone on tour, taken the stage, if he was not feeling healthy. that he was healthy, in good spirits, and that's why he decided to perform in florida. that he had no underlying health conditions that anybody was concerned about, and bob actually spoke about having covid in a podcast just a few days before his death. take a listen. >> it is not good. it does not feel good. i had it, and -- >> yeah. it's not good. >> i don't know if i had delta or -- i might have had a combo. maybe at one point they were working together. i don't know. i think at one point omicron was o

[applause] i met another working mom, chlorate -- chloe morgan, in dayton.he struggled to find quality childcare for her young boys and struggled to pay for it on her wages at a big retail store. everyone agrees our future economy depends on the strength of our labor force. the burden can't fall on workers alone. this is a challenge facing employers in every industry and policymakers at every level of government. it is on all of us and we have to work together to meet this moment. that is our focus at the department of labor. we are leveraging the department's unique role to address the needs of american workers in the economy at this crucial moment in history. we are committed to partnering with you, the mayors across america, businesses across america and unions across america and everyone invested in our workforce, on solutions that work for your communities. if i get a chance today, i will announce the biden administration's good jobs initiative. president has made middle-class, good paying jobs with equity and access for all at the heart of this agenda.

and labels that are we sure they didn't just watch an episode of chemicals with the car dash ians chloe kart. ashley. it's been off show, but now our government told us this was real and deadly. well, maybe not deadly, but dangerous. well, not dangerous, but harmful. well, not harmful, but slightly annoying. the major media has literally been covering this story for years now. the mysterious symptoms that have come to be known as havana syndrome. the cuban government placed sonic devices that produce non audible sound . inside or outside the residences do more to help it staffers who are suffering from a mysterious illness. the so called havana syndrome, medical ailments, they become known as the havana syndrome, a series of mysterious attacks using energy beams. did you can't even see mysterious energy bears y o q i live alone? what have we ever done to them other than than 200 times the cia is admitted to trying to kill their president? murder under the bridge attempted murder under the bridge. well, just last week, the truth about the futuristic dastardly attack came out. the c, i sa

last year, a san francisco woman was attacked and her puppy chloe was stolen at gunpoint in russian hill. earlier this month, rosie of french bulldog was taken from her owner in the city's marina neighborhood. that dog was found and reunited with her owner. police say that this is an active investigation and anyone with information should contact oh pds robbery division reporting live in oakland. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news, elissa. thank you. view at 11. alameda police are asking for the public's help in finding whoever was driving this car last night. they say around six o'clock, a family was walking in the crosswalk at 18 bona vista when the driver pulled a large knife on the family. police say it stemmed from a traffic related incident if you witnessed the incident or have information about the silver suv , you're asked to call alameda police. members of robert f. kennedy's family say they are relieved that governor newsom denied parole to kennedy's assassin. the governor said yesterday that he believed sirhan sirhan still poses an unreasonable threat to public safety. we

first of all, the ifortsd still at an historically chloe level. 3.9% unemployment, the fastest one-year drop in the history of the country, so the job market is very very strong. >> o'donnell: the president conceded build back better is going to have to change, may have to be broken up in chunks. is build back better now build back smaller? >> i think build back better is about delivering the relief the people need, the things the president was talking about yesterday, the cost of childcare, elder care and prescription drugs is too high. >> o'donnell: you can't get that all done, you've already learned that. the president side climate change, so can you also get the childcare and universal pre-k. >> we think we can get the key elements passed by the senate. they've passed the house, we need to get them through the senate. obviously it's not done till it's done. >> o'donnell: ron klain, thank you. >> thank you, norah, appreciate it. >> o'donnell: well, the ukrainians themselves weren't happy with president biden's comments. president zelensky had a pointed tweet today saying "there are n

trump said he didn't want pence to investigate or chloe things down, he wanted him to overturn the 2020> o'donnell: thank you. the f.b.i. tonight is investigating bomb threats at at least half a dozen historically black colleges. no bombs were found. at least one university closed for the day, similar threats were made to several black universities earlier this month. it's not clear in the threats are related to the latest wave but the white house is looking into it as well. the report isn't the end of the troubles for u.k. prime minister boris johnson. police in london are investigating more than 300 photographs and 500 pages of documents after a report of more than a dozen alcohol-fueled parties during covid lockdowns. more from cbs's roxana saberi. >> -- but firstly, i want to say sorry. >> reporter: for british prime minister boris johnson, party gate is far from over. >> i want to say sorry for the way this matter has been handled. >> the public know that this is a man they can no longer trust. >> reporter: today's report found some of the gathering at ten downing street at the hei

it will will probably be used by kardashian fans, a reminder about oreos one 20th birthday thanks, chloe-year-old new york man suing his mother for possession of us childhood favorite baseball card. no word if you will speak damages of the chewing gum missing from the pack. controversy is over rare collectible cards with estimated $25000 thanks to joe biden, effects of the value of the paper it's printed on. 1963 ralph in the 1953 special page from his mother but them as a gift for him in the mid 80s but never actually handed them over instead, she just left them he looked up from time to time, technically makes him the first ever owner of an nft 53 for possession or cash value you know he's serious about the lawsuit because he came up from the basement to serve her with papers from effective big deal. topic number four group of him and repairs are up in arms after learning their local elementary school hosting and afterschool satan club. if you know saint like i do, i'm betting triscuits were served because they taste horrible and cut up your mouth. club sponsored by the satanic temple

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. >> chloe, thank you. >> nice to see you. >>> we are breaking the first rule of fight club this morningember this? >> first rule of fight club is you do not talk about fight club. >> after two decades a new chinese release of the cult classic changes the ending where spoiler alert if you somehow missed fight club instead of seeing fireworks exploding as buildings owned by credit companies end you see this caption instead explaining authorities saved the day. the main character played by brad pith was sent to an insane asylum. in china the very first rule is the state always win. christine, of all the movies to remake, how is this the one? what about seven? that was horrifying? >> i love that it was eagle eyed viewers who started talking about this. who noticed the ending had changed. i can't see right now what we're showing in china, but i'm pretty sure we are black screen in china talking about china censoring a movie. and the olympics begin in 11 days. >>> just ahead, are u.s. stocks headed for a super bubble that could burst at any moment? >> and the baseball hall of fame vote. who's

chloe looks back on his life. ♪ >> reporter: meet loaf performed melodies with flare. >> i go out on i've said. if i'm going out i will go out on a stage. >> reporter: meet loaf. >> there is no story. the real story is that kids -- i was 8 years old. >> reporter: meat loaf was born in dallas, texas. texas wasn't big enough for his talents. he would go on to sell 80 million records word wide. one of the top selling musicians ever. his three "bat outside of hell" albums became staples in dorm rooms. the first one selling 43 million copies. >> i was not ready for it. i had a nervous breakdown. i went to a psychologist for two years. i went with them to deal with the word star. >> reporter: meat got a hold of demons and starred on stage and screen. known for "the rocky horror picture show." and "fight club." >> first rule is i'm not supposed to talk about it. second rule is, i'm not supposed to talk about it. and the thoird rule is -- >> bob, bob. i'm a member. >> reporter: he married twice. became a father to two daughters and he entered reality tv. donald trump's celebrity apprentice.

are expected to hit a target that is smaller than two inches in diameter 50 meters away. >> which chloeal. andrea moved away to boston but came back and is now principal at st. bernard school in nearby saranac lake do they know you are an olympic champion or olympic hockey player does that give you more street cred. >> some do and some don't. and sometimes they learn that and they are like why didn't you i'm like well, you should have been listening to me anyways. >> at the very arena where the 1980 miracle hockey team played. >> wow. >> paul wiley shows his stuff. he's an olympic medallist too and now director of sport for the olympic development authority. and while he didn't grow up here he's all in. >> harry, harry. >> reporter: is there a sense of giving back? >> i think there's, yeah we have a program here called "jags," which is jump in, glide, slide. and the first time you do this you are going to practice with an olympian. i kind of instill in the kid this is important. this is important part of my life and i want to pass it back to you >> reporter: and if you go to lake placid

then to the north in johnston, rhode island, and look at chloe the pooch racing through her yard in excitementup there. although the storm is probably not a whole lot of fun for the owners, at least the pets are having a really good time making us look at things a little differently. we are back in a moment. with smashed avocado, oven-roasted turkey, and baja chipotle sauce. it's three great things together. wait! who else is known for nailing threes? hmm. can't think of anyone! subway keeps refreshing and re... with mucinex all-in-one you've got unbeatable relief from your worst cold and flu symptoms. so when you need to show your cold who's boss, grab mucinex all-in-one... and get back to your rhythm. ♪ don't play around with cold and flu symptoms. it's your home. and there's no place like wayfair to make the morning chaos, organized chaos. however you make it, make your home a place like no other. (vo) this year, t-mobile for business is here to help you hit the ground running. when you switch to t-mobile and bring your own device, we'll pay off your phone up to $800. you can keep your phon

and get a chloe kim mini snowboard with snogurt. >>we begin right now with breaking news. >>thanks for joining us here on kron on news at noon. i'm noelle bellow. we are following breaking news out of antioch this afternoon. police are asking everyone living on f street between west 11th and west 17th streets to shelter in place until further notice. this directive comes after police say they found a man dead in that area. police say around 7.30, is when they made that discovery officers found a man in his 50's dead with signs of severe trauma walnut creek bomb squad was called in to investigate some wires that were also found in that area. classes at the nearby live oak high school have been canceled for today due to all of this antioch middle school is also nearby. officials there are getting in touch with parents as well as of right now, jea street between west 18th and west 17th streets are closed. west 16th street to the end of f street is also closed right now. kron on's haaziq madyun is gathering more information on this situation. he's going to have an update for u

but chloe is a smart person who reads e-mails, and she knew who i was. like a little overwhelmed. i had a girlfriend at the time i'm like, i don't want any of this i don't know i get it i'm charming [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my god >> and then we land, and i realize we had the same driver to take us from new orleans to baton rouge. and i'm like, "oh, you're in the movie. she's like, "yeah, what did you think? i'm like, "no, no, i knew, i knew you were. and we're driving and she goes, "should we get some drive-through daiquiris? which is a thing you can do in new orleans. there's a drive-through daiquiri place i know, it's great [ cheers ] and she's -- i'm like, "well, what size? i didn't want to, like, get too big of a size and, you know, be like, "oh, is this guy a a drunk? so, but she ordered first, and she's like, "i'll take the 48 ounce party starter." and i was like - >> jimmy: you're like, "will you marry me?" [ cheers and applause >> will you marry me >> jimmy: will you marry me? who are you? the unicorn. >> you know what the time is now. >> jimm

chloe, thanks so much. >>> the other loss we've been talking about the last two hours, rock music legend4. ♪ i would do anything for love but i won't do that ♪ ♪ no i won't do that ♪ i would do anything for love ♪ >> 1977 record, "bat out of hell." one of the best-selling albums of all time, bianna. >> i'm so engrossed in this video. i don't know if people watch music videos anymore, but whenever his came on, they were long, elaborate, and as we talked about many the last hour just such effort and heart went into these performances and the storytelling behind the music. >> according to his facebook page, he passed away with his wife, debra, two daughters, and close friends at his side. the singer's agent confirmed his death to cnn. no cause of death yet announced. >> a career that spanned six decades. meat loaf sold over 100 million albums and appeared in more than 65 movies including the rocky horror picture show, "fight club," and "wayne's world." our thoughts are with his wife and two daughters and all of those fans who are mourning his loss today. construct. construction. there is a

okay, yeah who do you got >> jimmy: chloe fineman was here >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: here's her jennifer don't really know who you are ever really. you know, in an objective point. you know, in a sort of perspective. but, then you see people and you're like, "that's who i am?" [ laughter ] oh, all right. i'll take it i mean, she -- i like that >> jimmy: but when you get in the zone but the first time i think i heard anyone do an impression of you is when arianna grande was here a few years ago and here's arianna's impression of jennifer. >> god, you look like the fourth of july i'm taking the dog, dumbass. [ laughter ] >> i know. >> jimmy: come on! arianna grande crushing it that's a great impression. >> unbelievable. but you know, you should know that it was sort of the beginning of a lot of cool things that happened for me. because, i don't know. i sort of, you know, i was going through a dead zone. and not much was going on. and then, arianna did this imitation on your show, and you encouraged her and then, this ball got rolling. i mean, you know, my friend who's like her age, teresa,

adding a bit of sweetness to a dark day, five chloe spent yesterday handing out candy bars to members of the u.s. capitol police force as a thank you. her dad says this was all her idea and she even used her own allowance to buy the candy. check out our collection of stories on the abc 7 bay area news app. you can find it on roku, apple tv, amazon fire, and android tv. reggie: a service dog's back with his owner after he was stolen. the german shepherd was missing for three days. a thief grabbed him. the investigation is ongoing. no one has been arrested. police are thanking the public for bringing him home. if you have any information, contact san francisco park station police. it is marathon weekend at walt disney world and this year is extra special because the race is in person again and it is walt disney world's 50th anniversary. one runner from colorado is participating in the dopey challenge. she is participating in the 5k, 10k, half marathon, and full marathon. that is four races in four days, 50 miles of running. >> i love disney. i love running and all of those pieces so it

last year, a san francisco woman was attacked and her puppy chloe was stolen at gunpoint in russian hillr this month , rosie of french bulldog was taken from her owner in the city's marina neighborhood. that dog was found and reunited with her owner. police say this is an active investigation, and they want anyone with information to contact opioids robbery division reporting live in oakland. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news and hopefully she can get dizzy back, and it's sad to see that this keeps happening here in the bay area. alyssa thank you, a dog that was stolen during a car theft in oakland has been reunited with its owner , ralph sweeney is back with owner gregory brandt scam. branscum says ruff was returned to him by a woman who said she got the dog from her boyfriend. ruff was taken monday when someone stole the man's nissan maxima with the little dog inside. the car is still missing . but branscum says he's grateful and relieved to have his dog back. today's san pablo police released body camera footage of a deadly shooting by officers last month. your hands put them up

wants, it could take many years before they'll receive answers. steadfast and al jazeera, amsterdam, chloe. but telling me is a policy advisor to european digital rights in brussels. she says you to paul's work needs to be constantly evaluated. make sure it's not reinforcing discrimination. the reform is going completely in the wrong direction. it is going toward more powers, more operational powers for europe will. it is actually in something durable, funny sure, and data protection rules. it is creating exception loopholes in its turn, bases allowing it to process data of, you know, some people, a person having to lead to crime. and this is complete me the wrong direction to other people that are protection action. what we were command instead is actually to look and evaluate how europe of work is reinforcing. certain discriminatory practices at national level. and also check whether the teacher and checks and balances system in place are actually effective soldiers. and jordan say they've killed 27 drug smugglers trying to sneak across the border from syria. and army spokesman says the

many years before they'll receive answers. steadfast and al jazeera amsterdam is discuss this with chloe at birth. hello me. who's in brussel? she's a policy advisor, european digital rights. welcome to al jazeera. what do you think your poll was trying to do exactly? what was the point of this? the mission of shareable, the way the agency was created in the ninety's and look over the years. and the 2002010 is basically to collect as much data as possible and analyze it for the purpose of supporting criminal investigation led by member state . so it's in, in inner and nature of your approach to use the data that is transferred by member state or by 3rd countries and to a storage enlarge databases for future analysis. and what they are aiming at. it's basically trying to find clues of criminality among these large amounts of data. and that was actually the aim of the encroachment case. ok, ration mass amount matching. the amount of data were collected, transferred to your uncle. and your full mission was to make sense of that because it's impossible for human beings when they're faced wit

_ western australia's history, little chloe was — western australia's history, little chloe was foundn. in a surprise development today, this man has pleaded _ development today, this man has pleaded guilty to a charge of abducting the four—year—old child. he is— abducting the four—year—old child. he is due — abducting the four—year—old child. he is due back in court in march and could _ he is due back in court in march and could well— he is due back in court in march and could well be sentenced later this year _ could well be sentenced later this year lots — could well be sentenced later this year. lots of speculation he is facing — year. lots of speculation he is facing a — year. lots of speculation he is facing a 20 year sentence. this man currently _ facing a 20 year sentence. this man currently being held in a maximum security— currently being held in a maximum security prison in perth in western australia. — security prison in perth in western australia, appearing in the magistrates via a video link. no one was quite _ magistrates via a video link. no one was quite expecting him

chloe kim. all names we know well >> and an early winner at love anyway this darling video of her engagement her boyfriend canadian snowboarder tyler nicholson dropped to one knee. where else. >> on the snow >> of course. >> to pop the question she's such a doll and she's going for her third gold medal in slope style. >> she said yes. >> of course she did let's get to your headlines. 7:30 the house committee investigating the january 6 capitol hill riot. barr was a staunch defender of trump during his presidency but he resigned in december 2020 amid lingering attention of trump's false claims election fraud. >>> a lawsuit centers around a 2017 editor in the times that editorial incorrectly linked palin's political action committee to the shooting in arizona that left six people dead and congressman gabby givers wounded. former vice presidential candidate is seeking unspecified damages. >> theory mugler has died. he also directed short films and commercials and designed costumes for various film

before closing i want to thank my husband hurts, my daughters kayla, keira and chloe for their steadfast support of my work and i like to commend the outstanding efforts of the many individuals across the federal reserve system works so hard every day to serve the american public. senators, i thank you for your consideration and look forward to answering your questions . >> thank you doctor. >> german brown and members of the committee, i first want to thank resident biden for nominating me to serve as director of the federal housing finance agency. it is the greatest honor of my career to appear before you today. thank you to the senators and staff members with whom i've met in advance of this hearing. if i'm fortunate enough to be confirmed, i look forward to working with all of you on the important issues as of fhfa. i'd like to introduce my friends garrett and erin iwill rkargue with me today and i'd like to recognize and thank my parents, herman and helen latham. while due to considerations they are not able to be here in person, the fact that my parents are still alive to witness t

before closing, i want to thank my husband curt, daughters kay lin, keira and chloe. thank to the many who work so hard every day to serve the american public. senators i thank you for your consideration and i look forward to answering your questions. thank you. >> thank you. dr. brainard. acting director thompson. >> chairman brown, ranking member toomey and members of the committee, i first want to thank president biden for nominating me to serve as director of the federal housing finance agency. it is the greatest honor of my career to appear before you today. thank you to the senators and the staff members with whom i've met in advance of this hearing. if i'm fortunate enough to be confirmed, i look forward to working with all of you on the important issues at fhfa. i would like to introduce my sons who are here with me today. and i'd like to recognize and thank my parents. while due to covid considerations they are not able to be here in person, the fact that my parents are still alive to witness today's hearing is very meaningful to me. i was born and raised on

best actress for frances mcdormand and chloe zhao won for best director. >> process daniel craig wrapped james bond in no time to die. >> and tragedy befell alec baldwin won his prop gun fight a real bullet and killed a cinematographer during the filming of rust. adele released 30 a smash comeback record about her life and her divorce taylor swift re-recording her hits after her former manager of quiet, then sold her master recordings swift also became the first woman to be a 3 time grammy winner for album of the year. beyonce set a record for most grammy wins by a stinger and teen sensation. billie eilish won record of the year for the second year in a row. drake and kanye a released new material and bury their differences after sitting in the vaults for 50 years. fans were treated to never before seen footage of the beatles working out new material in a spectacular disney plus 3 part documentary titled get back when talking about 14 songs. we hope to get i've got see how many we no. >> 70's and 80's talk. toppers abbott released a new record described as a finale for the one-time swedi