but i didn't. >> for two years chrissy experienced chronic anxiety.eventually became too much, and she made an appointment with her psychiatrist. >> he told me about klonopin. i can remember asking are there any weird side effects. he said no, it was a perfectly safe drug to take. >> how did it feel the first time you took it? >> i noticed right away it took away my anxiety. >> finally relieved, chrissy was able to focus on raising her two children. but after two years on klonopin, she started to notice a change. >> the anxiety started to come back. and it was stronger than what i had experienced before going on it. i remembered going to the appointment and saying what's going on. i was told that sounds like your body's intolerant. you're probably going to need to take a higher dose. >> but chrissy didn't want to take more. she wanted to get off the drugs. she was advised to cut her dose by quarters over a four-week span which lines up with what i have seen from manufacturer's pamphlets. a few weeks after her last pill, chrissy's life came crashing do

at 18 years old, chrissy says her ex-boyfriend secretly taped himself having sex with her when she was passed out drunk before releasing the video in 2018. >> it was a horrific pain. my world came crashing down. >> reporter: chrissy says she didn't know she was being filmed at the time and only found out about the tape from disturbing messages left by her own followers. at the time, abc news made repeated attempts to reach out to her alleged offender but never heard back. >> it was single-handedly, probably one of the hardest moments of my life. i literally collapsed on the floor. >> reporter: chrissy's road to justice was difficult, since it was posted in the uk before revenge porn laws were on the books there. she was unable to pursue criminal charges. >> it was like stumbling in the dark. they would say i'm so sorry this happened to you, but we can't help. >> reporter: her journey meticulously documented on her and her partner's youtube channel. >> this is what we've been going through for two years now. >> reporter: moments after she gave her police report, chrissy spoke to "the gu

john and chrissy are couples goals for the new cover of "vanity fair." ♪ >> chrissy's confessing to ther from holding on to memories, good and bad. just this weekend she tweeted she was struggling and, quote, i haven't been feeling like myself lately. so john flew from london to l.a. to have dinner with her and watch "love island." too sweet. >>> from one john to another. john cena has a new lady in his life and they just made their red carpet debut. >> you look very happy. >> well, it's a wonderful day for a movie premiere and i got a beautiful date. >> his beautiful date, 30-year-old engineer shay shariatzadeh. >> okay. so you know i have to ask you how'd you meet? >> this movie. >> you met filming this movie? >> yeah. so that's what's really special about this one and it will not matter what projects i'm involved in in the future, this will always have special meaning because i got to film a special project and meet someone special. i'm glad we could make a fun movie everyone is going to laugh at. >> john's movie "playing with fire" is about a firefighter who rescues three kids and h

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i want to bring in congresswoman chrissy houlahan, member of the foreign affairs committee. also a u.s. air force veteran. congresswoman, as i understand it, you just returned from the middle east on monday, two days ago. let me just first of all get your reaction to the offensive that we've seen play out over the last few hours against these kurdish forces that have been allied with the united states in its fight against isis for a number of years now. >> thank you for having me. my reaction is that this is a tragedy. as you mentioned, i did have the opportunity to travel to the region, both to turkey and the syrian/jordanian border with a bipartisan delegation from armed services, foreign affairs and intel committee. we landed on the ground to this news of this president's decision to withdraw. it was literally jaw dropping. bipartisanly we couldn't understand having met with so many people in the region, that that was the decision our president decided to move forward with. >> did you get an opportunity to get a chance to speak with any of the local officials there on the

the ma chrissy. isn't living so we have to be a part of it. and then there's no one outstanding it for us i would really like people to remember that. in the russian city of volgograd it is a huge memorial the city catered to the heroes of the battle of stalingrad the motherland calls is being restored in time for celebrations marking the 75th anniversary of the soviet victory in that battle. a call to arms against hitler army a cry of victory of a nazi germany. the motherland cold towering at $85.00 meet us commemorates world war 2. the monument has aged quite a bit since 1967 winter weather have taken their toll and since chunks of concrete have fallen off in some places this data you could have been positive visitors. extensive for innovation work began 3 years ago. this project is unique so all the work here is unique to the statue was female so we treat her like a real person. but the more. she's a woman who's suffering from various illnesses that we are healing after 50 years. like anyone her age she needs a range of doctors who can help

hello i'm chrissy want to welcome to news africa introducing to news is the new president site the 61 year old law professor overwhelmingly won sunday's election the vote was closely watched because it's only the 2nd democratic election since the country's fault the so-called arab spring cites that the country's young people for turning a new page and vowed to try to build a new to. you know explode on the main boulevard in tunis crowds are still budding democracy doesn't of side supporters celebrating them. then when they say can keep alive the spirits of the 2011 revolution. had any young people sure they can use their vote to change the system several political parties give a lot of money to win the presidency but the people and the young ones who are part of the revolution in 2011 did it again a new revolution this time with a ballot. chose side is a low profile conservative low professor he campaigned for a radical decentralization and pledged to build a democracy that all tunisians including the youth can have a say in. yes because we will face up to all the challenges without b

we know judge judy doesn't hold anything back but neither does chrissy teaguen.igh in on her show now that teaguen is laying down her own kind of law. >> this will sort of get me in so much trouble. i have zero advice for her. crissy is a very nice lady. i like her. i met her. i adore her husband. i think minimally a trained lawyer should be adjudicating or mediating cases. >> the verdict is in. she won't watch crissy's streaming show, "crissy's court." >> just shot a really compelling case involving a dog named waffles and a lot of underwear. >> what judy is keeping busy wwi is this program so important to program 13 years ago as a way to give back to the community, to young women and connect them with powerful businesswoman. >> only you can be the hero of your story. >> judge judy is known for her catch phrases, so nicole, who is a catch phrase that's your favorite? >> beauty fades, dumb is forever. >> the no nonsense judge celebrates her 77th birthday on monday. what's the most memorable gift you ever got? >> that my husband got me. he had an oil painting done

first up, we have had chrissy metz. >> oh, my god, i love him. hey, hot stuff.ith nerves? >> great question. >> first ofchrissy, i love you so much. the biggest thing for people when they have their nerves it means they're fearful they're not going to be good enough. re you're good enough is first step to finding a support system around you that can encourage you. thirdly, take deep breaths thought the day helps you the calm your nerves. >> i hope you're taking that advice for yourself. >> i was just about to say, everything you just said, please say that on will do. >> oh, my goodness. >> next a special question from new york city. >> what kind of advice would you give to people who want to learn to take more accountability for their actions in life and have a really tough time doing that. >> accountability is an easy one, because for most people it stems from fear as well. if you're accountable you're afraid something is going to backfire on you and stop a motion in your life. you have to replace that and say, instead of thinking of something's going to stop,

maybe mandy and chrissy? >> i would love to. >> we also discovered another magic moment.the voice of the geico camel. >> quiet please. >> ha ha. guess what day it is? >> give me the whoo whoo. >> whoo whoo! >> you're a man of many things. one of thoese things is style. can you give me a little -- >> you want a punch up? >> yeah. >> send it. give me your jacket. >> that's crazy. >> it's black on black. >> that's crazy. >> it's a nice pattern. >> give me this. >> that's simple. that's off and running. we're off and running. >> that's right. >> that's still in my comfort zone. i remember when you wore this. this thing, there's a thin line between eclectic and church decon. >> you can pull this off. >> this, the crystals on the lapel. it's about tailoring. you don't need the pantins, jus rock the jack. >> i like it. you're a man of style. do you remember sally jessy raphael? >> of course i do. >> look at the two of you. >> the glasses. we have a lot in common. >> allegedly. "e.t." goes home with sally. >> hi, "e.t." come on in. >> the 84-year-old is worth an estimated $40 mil

congresswoman chrissy houlihan, thank you very much. >> you're very welcome. >>> go now to washington to gloria borger, who's been living to all things president trump, and thanking the kurds, thanking erdogan. you know, spinning this as some sort of victory. your thoughts on all of it? >> well, i think the president is effectively saying he has succeeded in ending what he started, and then declaring that he's unconventional and nobody else could have done this, but i think the thing that's missing from all of this so far is the question of whether this pence announcement solidifies the gains that the turks and the russians and assad have made so far. there was no talk of going back. right? there was no talk of that. so effectively, we have totally abandoned the sdf. they've been given nothing. and we -- it seems to me we have no means of enforcing any kind of commitment, and you have the turkish foreign minister saying just now there is no cease-fire. so -- i don't know what to think, and i think the question the congresswoman raises is a very good question. the president says, oh, w

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you and chrissy teigen, you're in morocco. somebody says, hey, jackie khan.ything a delight with you. >> well, i think that's the best way to travel is to just experience things, be out of your comfort zone. and then just see another place and see the people there. and it doesn't mean that -- maybe they haven't seen an asian man before. >> right. >> yeah. >> it's interesting you said in 2030 you hope you reached the point -- >> go ahead and ask it. i love this question -- >> a lot of people at the table, you know they want to be remembered for all time. they want to be immortal. you told the "washington post" recently you hope by 2030 people say "david who?" want to be forgotten. why? >> it's incredibly foolish to want to be remembered when you die. it doesn't matter. like i think if -- if i do my job, however it may be, if it's good enough, then it becomes commonplace. it's not remembered anymore. and that is through food, i think, and being an asian american in this country, i think if i can help open doors in a way where other people can do it, like it's a

a region that boasted such olympic skating stars as peggy fleming and kristi yamaguchi and chrissy thomas. this is your home for the olympic games. you could watch coverage right here. >> know those three names you mentioned. >> when they sent me ice skating during one of the olympic coverages and i don't ice skate so i -- just flop -- >> ta-da. >> so look, as you could see, laura is not here today and she's busy empowering women in our community. >> she is seeing the ywca inspire luncheon at the santa clara convention center. an annual event raises money for community program to help serve 18 now women and families. this keynote speaker who cofounded the national farm workers association. >>> so kari, we were talking, and you said the winds did what they expected them to do but didn't force that fire to spread even more? >> that is good news. even though we did have the 60-mile-per-hour gusts, that the firefighters were still able to get containment and still seeing high wind gusts around mt. saint helena to 50 miles per hour but blowing the smoke off shore. so looking live outside in sa

the hypo chrissie, the self-interested dealing is self-evident. rather than stomp their feet in a fit of staged political theater, house republicans -- all republicans -- should join in getting you all the facts. we're not prejudging the facts. we may be a jury, but we want the facts to come out, not some but all. that's our responsibility to get the facts out, all of us. matters as grave as the ones that form the basis of the house impeachment inquiry require us to put country over party. that's what democrats will do. that's what republicans must dozen as well. all the facts must come out, and those who are attempting to obstruct this fact-finding inquiry may regret the day when they said, all they want to do is open up the process. our republican friends may get what they wished for. all the facts coming out. they will regret it because at least from reports, the facts are very, very troubling. now on syria, yesterday nona address to the white house, president trump announced he was canceling proposed sanctions against erdogan, this time after

parliament is happening in brazil as well that there is only one way out of such crises and as to more chrissy you know if you believe that the situation in peru is difficult and they need new elections was the fact. 5 for you tensions have surged in peru after its president dissolved congress for failing to support his anti corruption reforms the parliament which consist mainly of opposition parties then voted to remove him from office throughout the week crowds have been rallying in labor support of the president spanish correspondent nicholas sanchez o'donovan is in the proving capital for. these protesters took to the streets of lima to say this is all the president martinelli scours decision to dissolve congress earlier this week the president and the opposition led congress have been tied up in their own battle with this widespread corruption at its poll actually martin discover has seen most of the anti craft reforms be improved by congress and many do say that that is because lawmakers have been protected and same party politicians and businessmen that have ties to corruption this spec

i saw a picture that said, dina joins paula radcliffe, chrissie 0, jess ennis, i think it was fatimast such an illustrious list and it feels so strange that my name would be there as well. well, that was britain's first gold of the championships, but could there be a second today? katarina johnson—thompson led the heptathlon overnight. there's three more events to go, and first up is the long jump. she has long had a love—hate relationship with the sandpit. she is good at it, but it has also seen her quest for gold unravel spectacularly in the past. what a beautiful jump forjohnson—thompson! not today, though. after two lifetime bests yesterday, she pulled a season's best out of the bag. it's 6:77! the world and olympic champion nafi thiam is the belgian record—holder. but her best was far shorter and it sanohnson—thompson‘s lead extend before the penultimate event. the javelin is where she had a meltdown in rio that left her in a really bad place. another season's best would be handy right now. look at the smile on her face! she knows. thiam can throw almost 60 metres on a good day.

thank you, chrissie. i'm dr. colleen kraft, the immediate past american of american academy of pediatrics we are going through about measles outbreak 101 what happened, when it happened and why immunization against measles and other illnesses so important. the american academy of pediatrics iks is a non-profit professional organization with more than 67,000 pediatricians including primary questionnaire, pediatrics sub-speciality and medical subspecialists and dedicated to the health and safety and well being of all infants, children, add lessants and young adults, we publish recommended immunization schedules with acip, the cdc, the american academy of family physicians and the american college of objectsens and gynecologists. so let's go back into the history of measles in the united states. in 1963 the measles vaccine was licensed and in 1968 it began to be distributed. and measles was gone, declared eliminated from the united states in 2000. so there was no continuous decease transmission for more than 12 mont

grounds of the rest of the even the whereabouts of their clients and relatives how can that be right to chrissy when you have a war like situation the law that has been in place there allows for a certain period of detention now talking about the public safety act most of the prominent leaders are not kept in jail they are kept in guest houses with security measures. as i keep repeating something we had a choice the indian state had a choice between temporary restraints and permanent loss of lives and you must recognize it's only fair to point out that in these last 11 weeks a large number of these restraints have been actually removed at lawyers and family members are not informed of the grounds of the rest knew even the whereabouts of their clients and relatives i come back to that question they will always that how is that allowed to look or see that that is allowed by the public safety act passed by the former state of jammu and kashmir for a certain period it's not indefinite it's for a limited period but it's important to point out that the other restraints that you have referred to for e

with chrissy gust up to 60 miles per hour. extreme fire danger there.keep a close eye on that. in the meantime, our seven-day forecast shows the warm-up continuing. fire danger is wednesday to thursday. and 91 is going to be a concerted number. you look at the highs. 83 along the coast. by friday we start to see a bit of a good. >>> 83 degrees in ocean beach. >> i am off and i will be there. thank you for watching. >>> your next update is 7:26 am >>> good morning to you our viewers in the west, and welcome to "cbs this morning." i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. syria deadline. turkey and russia discuss the future of northern syria without the u.s. as kurdish forces case a deadline of today to withdraw from the area. >>> new wildfire threat. california's largest utility warns of another rounds of blackouts to prevent fires after a flare-up threatened multimillion-dollar homes. >>> using her voice. grammy winner alanis morrisette opens up abobout facing postparm depression three times. >>> and changing their pleas. why more parents cha

chrissy smith joins us. the quake was 30 years ago but it's a day people there will never forget. >> reporter: that's right. and this commemoration at the marina green just wrapped up. it was bigger than usual. that's because it has been 30 years. the people we have spoke with today who were here that day, they can't believe it's been that long because they remember all the details, the shaking, the devastation, and how the city pulled together. mayor london breed rang the bell at 5:04, the moment the earthquake slammed the bay area. >> we honor the men and women of the san francisco police and fire department. >> reporter: she spoke at the marina green near gail's home. >> this was an electric clock on my old oven. >> reporter: she holds on to the clock that stopped 30 years ago when she prepared to watch the world series. >> you think oh, my god, what's happening? >> reporter: when the shaking stopped, they checked their home and neighbors. the area was devastated. but they knew of heroic efforts to put ou

whenever you get a conservative president like ronald reagan or donald trump, i've served in the beer chrissytheir attitude we will outlast them. >> i have seen that. the same in uk. that's why i use the word, that is literally how they talk about appraised the people said the system won't like that but by the way the syria thing is a great example. just a quick word, i feel so strongly on tulsi gabbard, mrs. clinton claims presidential candidate tulsi gabbard is a russian agent. i know tulsi gabbard and whatever you think of her policy, she is a good, decent american patriot. this is a sick smear from hillary clinton who cannot accept the fact that in 2016 she was rejected and her character was rejected and her corruption was rejected. she is a vile hateful, i'm going to use the word that president obama you and ambassador used to describe her, vile, hateful monster. biden, ukraine, cash for gas, new details next. ♪ aleve it. aleve is proven better on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. (vo) the big dogs. the old dogs. the deaf, blind, the different. subaru presen

>> is the whistleblower's mind controlled by chrissy teigen? ♪ can you guess who?you have a clue? >> "guess who," g.o.p. whistleblower edition! the more you play, the more trump wins! dirt on joe biden sold separately. >> announcer: it's "the late show" with stephen colbert! tonight, john oliver and amy sedaris along with paul mccartney and musical guest big thief, featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! >> stephen: yeah! hi! howdy! whoo! fantastic! why can't we do two of those tonight? hey, jon! how are ya? hello, friends. ( audience chanting stephen ) happy thursday! thanks, everybody! whoo! nice! beautiful! thank you very much. welcome one and all up here, down , there out there, welcome to "the late show." i'm your host stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) but here's the thing -- also, i'm kind of not -- because i'm not actually here. we taped this in advance because i'm about to shoot some special pieces for the show. which means as you watch this, i a

he was killed in 2016 and was the father of chrissy lees two kids. police said she and her boyfriend arranged his murder because she was worried about the custody battle. a third suspect testified during the trial that the prosecution witness. authorities say he tried to conduct a defense witness. he was originally charged with murder. but he will be in court in november for a just to decide whether he'd violated the terms of his appeal. closing arguments are underway right now and we will head inside the courtroom and bring you the details. at the san mateo county courthouse, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a santa rosa student is in the hospital this morning a 17- year-old open fired after arguing with the 16-year-old victim right before class started yesterday. moments later school officials ordered a lockdown for ridgeway high school, as whereas two other nearby hospitals. santa rosa high and santa rosa junior college. >> i have two kids. i mean, they don't suspect anymore. i don't know how to explain it right now. it is crazy. this world has come to a craz

and that clip that you saw, there was a woman named chrissy who became dependent on them after she hadiencing anxiety, and she went to her doctor reporting a lot of these symptoms. he just started giving her more medications, not realizing that she was withdrawing from them. because her doctor wasn't helpful, she found them online. so she got the information from random people she found. she is having to taper off and remove and consume this four times a day. it's really unbelievable and is an example of a drug that doctors are prescribing on a widespread level. the side effects or the consequences of them many doctors aren't able to help them recover from what they're experienci experiencing. >> how prevalent is this? how did you make this discovery? >> it's incredibly prevalent because benzos are so widely prescribed. i was having lunch with the late singer of sound garden who took his own life a couple years ago and she defiantly believes he was experiencing benzo withdrawal when he took his own life. when she was describing the symptoms of it to me and how his doctor kept prescribi

judge judy probably won't be watching chrissie's court. >> shot a compelling case involving a dog named waffles and a lot of underwear. >> judy is keeping busy with the mentorship program she founded with her daughter. >> we started the program 13 years ago as a way to give back to the community. to young women. to connect them with powerful business women. >> only you can be the hero of your story. >> judge judy is known for her catch phrases. what is a catch phrase that is your most favorite? >> bud beauty fades, dumb is forever. >> she celebrates her 77th birthday on monday. >> what is the most memorable gift you received? >> my husband got an oil painting done of the two of us and our then favorite dog. interestingly enough hanging in his office. >> he gifted it to himself. >> that he liked. >> just a guy. just a guy. >> from judy to justin. timberlake's e.t. throwback. >> don't show that clip to anybody. >> sorry j.t., it is too good to share. >> i got to live out my awkward years in front of all of you. >> e.t.'s exclusive onset of y

unmatched wisdom and infinite wives, destroyer of casinos, conqueror of 10-piece mcnuggets scourge of chrissygen, defeated only once in battle by my eternal nemesis: umbrella." ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) ( applause ) but we can't forget about trump's ukraine scandal. i'll give you the latest in tonight's "don and the giant impeach." ( laughter ) >> it was a really great conversation, and everybody will say that. >> stephen: when it comes to this scandal, it feels like someone's feeding me crazy pills. i mean, we have seen the transcript of the phone call where trump pressures the president of ukraine for dirt on joe biden, but everywhere you look, republicans are saying, "there's nothing wrong with this call. you didn't see what you saw." it's like that scene in "star wars." >> you don't need to see-- >> the transcript. >> we don't need to see-- >> the transcript. >> these are not the-- >> transcript-- >> you're looking for. ( laughter ) >> stephen: and, now, the lawyer -- "star wars." people love "star wars." ( applause ) ( piano riff ) >> stephen: now the lawyer for the whistleblower annou

john revealed that the early days of dating chrissy, were saying her funny candid tweets started as textsy plays better than all of us, and the whole family outside for a photo shoot. >>> and keith urban celebrated his 52nd birthday this weekend, thank you to everyone for all the birthday love. his wife, nicole kidman hides behind the giant bouquet kidman posting her own photo on instagram, happy birthday keith, you are so loved. >>> and finally, very hot queen elizabeth gossip for you ready for this have you ever looked at the monarch and wondered, gosh, she's on her feet a lot. i hope her shoes are comfy well, if you are one of those people, don't worry, hello exclusively revealing that the queen has a special aid to help break in her shoes in a new book, the staff member says they wear the exact same size so it makes sense you may think this is uncommon practice but it's actually very common in fact, i break in all of savannah's shoes that she wears for the "today" show and these ones savannah, i'm done these were really tight when i weekend long, and they're good now for you. >> ca go

joining me now is democratic congresswoman chrissy houlihan.ves on one of the committees that has been doing this impeachment inquiry. thanks so much for being with us. >> thank you. >> what do you want to see and who do you want to see when these impeachment hearings go public? >> well, i think what we're doing right now is we're going through a series of depositions and getting sort of an honest truth from each one of those peoples who are speaking. and when it comes to the place where we will put it public and allow people to see not only the transcripts but also the testimony, that would be the point where i think we will try to figure out what the combination of the best people to speak in a public way would be. >> do you imagine bill taylor who gave that testimony yesterday wlb one of those people? >> yes, i absolutely think he will be one of those keystones to this entire situation. >> president trump yesterday attacked him as a never trumper and used a phrase i don't want to use. his press secretary stephanie grisham described him as on

would not create any new pair of chrissie to administer it. the states ultimately will it minister indirectly a 501(c)(3) entities but it really is a vehicle. as i said in my remarks it is a very efficient and effective way to get education funding directly to the students that need it most and really bypass a lot of your craddock -- for your craddock in between. so simple that a come downstairs will. >> that's washington for you. >> what about a skeptic who says that sounds pretty good but what about fraudulent 501(c) threes? but states are going to take them to the cleaners by somebody who's playing games? >> the legislation requires that there be auditing of the organizations and of course 501(c) threes first of all have to be approved by the irs to exist in the first place and that's a requirement that 90% of the funds be distributed so no more than 10% he used in the administration. other than that it's a pretty simple approach. many states that actually have tax credit scholarship programs today have really good models for this. it's not

the more chrissy is a. living being so we have to be part of it. and that there is no one out staring at fords i would really like people to remember that. well simon young he joins me here in the studio in cape brady in leipzig simon one month after these protests on november 9th 1909 the famous wall fell did do you think the east german regime underestimated the discontent among the populace well they knew that discontent was growing and that there was a sense that you know the economy was broken and that people in east germany were increasingly annoyed that they you know they couldn't they were going to miss out on so many things that were taken for granted in the west and as we heard there that frustration at the lack of freedoms and rights in the summer of 99900 seeing these growing wave of people leaving the country to go through the newly open border in hungary there was this atmosphere that things were breaking down i think the regime were increasingly nervous and. they saw these demonstrations they prepared their own troops possibly to int

mentioned earlier is one of those areas it could be impacted by pg blackouts once again conference chrissy tape cho is live in would side with more from there christina. >>yeah, there are hundreds here in san mateo county who could be affected by this power outage you know tomorrow and early early in the morning. and of course a lot of areas out here in san mateo county that it is impacting are areas that are and that have a lot of foliage around them so it's already a very dark area. these early hours of the morning as well as late into the evening. so there could be a lot of issues when it comes to just driving and getting through different areas when it comes especially street lights as well stop lights that com and after some large curved as you're going through the foot hills but let's go ahead and show you the areas that are going to be impacted with this. so right now in san mateo county i'm in the woodside area but also the honda san gregorio again woodside where i am right now those are some areas that are going to be impacted. but also a lot of areas in unincorporated san mateo c

maybe mandy or chrissie. >> i would love to. >> you were the voice of the camel in the geico commercial guess what today is. >> it's hump day. >> what what! >> give me the whoo whoo. >> what what. >> i understand you're a man of many things, but one of those things is style. >> that'sright. >> can you give me a little style makeover? >> you want a little punch-up? >> a little punch-up. because you go there. >> here. send it in. fantastic. you can start -- here. give me your jacket. that's simple. >> that's not crazy. >> it's a nice pattern. give me this. we don't need it. there we go. that's simple. that's off and running. that gets us off and running. >> that's right. that's still in my comfort zone. now, i remember when you wore this. now, this thing -- >> see, there's a thin line between eclectic and church deacon. with a black shirt you could totally pull that off. now, this -- >> swarovski crystals inlaid on the lapel. >> it's about the tailoring, people. it's about getting it cut to fit. >> you don't need theie r. you're not cool enough for that jacket. >> it looks good on chris.

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thought we should continue the war in afghanistan and trump thought we should continue the war with chrissyer trump's tweets, bolton responded on twitter by saying, "i offered to resign last night and president trump said, 'let's talk about it tomorrow.' [ laughter ] trump was like, "technically i am talking about it tomorrow." [ laughter ] i mean, bolton really should have seen this coming. every kid on earth knows "let's talk about it tomorrow" means you're definitely not getting that pony. [ laughter ] can we see a picture of john bolton? yeah, now that he's -- now that he's out of a job, bolton said he's going to spend more time with his fellow walruses [ laughter ] i'm kidding, i'm just kidding. [ applause ] i'm kidding. bolton actually said he's going to head west, and go pan for gold in dem der hills. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause "come on oh, chicken scratch. >> steve: oh daggumit [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's not all bad news for bolton i mean, if he wants to keep his job, he can just shave his mustache and show up for work tomorrow [ laughter ] it's like, "who's the new guy? i

intensity of winds is gradually going to spread further and further southward so make sense that chrissy in the south bay. >>and other residents of the south bay would begin to see wind speeds increasing somewhat as they peaked further north in california yesterday throughout much of the bay area last night now spreading further south so that greatest risk of strong winds. for southern california has yet to even be seen yet that will really affect the area's like la into the afternoon today evening tonight. so yeah, this just the nature of the way that strong inland flow is working its way down the state you can see out there across the bay right now it's clear skies we still do have that low humidity. a lot of the reason is probably choking up there a little bit too just because it's so dry outside right now humidity is further going to fall into the single digits yet again this afternoon and we're still looking at some rather strong winds in a few spots, rio vista not as windy as it was about an hour ago 20 mile per hour winds right now byron at 20 miles per hour. good news around the

williamson, i'm chrissy clark with the federalist, do you know how much you would allocate toward the department of peace. >> first we need to sit down and look at the pieces. a lot of it coordinating things that are already there. so i'm not sure that it would cost much of anything if we need to start with a number in terms of what we could go to and say, okay, we would have this space if needed, i would say no problem with 2% of the u.s. military budget but i don't think anything like that would be necessary because as i said you're talking about changing power positions and where money is spent more than talking about how much money is spent. but i think you'll be better off spending money to cultivate peace -- excuse me let me begin with where i was going. if you spend more money cultivating health and you'll spend less on doctors later. so if you spend more money on cultivating peace, we'll have to spend less money later on military adventures and too often misadventures. the american people need to wake up and smell the coffee and stop pretending like we're children. this has to

like, jeff is a sweetheart and chrissy couldn't be nicer.up, so she knows what it's like to be on the other side of that rejection and we all did so, i just wanted to give more constructive type criticism as apposed to just, like, "that sucks. >> seth: yeah. >> you know what i mean and, like -- it was -- it worked out. it was really cute and it was know, it made a splash amongyou good hearted people. >> seth: well, that's great. >> because good hearted people check in and they're, like, "you know, i really enjoy that show." [ laughter ] and i'm, like, "how old are you sir? [ laughter ] yeah >> seth: you -- david remnick is coming on next you're doing "the new yoker" festival this weekend. >> speaking of sweethearts, yeah >> seth: yeah, you gonna -- this is going to be a panel are you going to be talking about comedy to people >> yeah, i mean, i guess they're going talk about my life you know, "the new yoker" very hoity toity. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> the penny farthing back is that what that is >> seth: yeah, it is the penny -- >> that