my name is edith sanchez. i was raised in harvard, illinois. i'm a first generation latina, with origins in the state of mexico. [applause] >> i'm currently a student trustee and president of latinos unidos and eager to be someone in life. as a latina female i have seen the struggle on my parents to provide a better life for myself and my four siblings. i'm the middle child in a family of seven, and will be the first to graduate from college and begin a professional career. [applause] >> my immigrant parents are two hard-working people who have no formal education and sacrificed everything to have food on our table and provide us all with the bare necessities. my mother is a factory worker, and worked as a welder. my father started his own small business. with no formal education, they both struggled with the language of english and literacy skills. they relied on me and my sisters to translate and help with paperwork for my father's small business. this has become a family effort, but this is not what i see myself doing for the rest of my life

edith: what's really interesting, not just for vc but for many u.s.investors, now more and more even though it seems like it's getting more difficult for chinese companies to get here, it's not really stopping u.s. venture capital or u.s. investors from investing in china or hong kong. so, in some sense i think flexibility for the investor does more than chinese companies coming over. in this sense it's not necessarily a bad thing for investors, per se, but we are taking precautions and advising private companies to think twice about where they want to exit or get listed. caroline: and when you say to think twice, what would you advise those companies, those portfolio companies, the small companies who want to build global businesses here? what do you say? edith: think twice means there are a lot of particular compliance and data security laws they will have to comply with. rushing to, if you are getting government warning to do certain things, definitely don't rush to get listed because government can definitely take down your app anytime they want.

. >> reporter: edith won hers, and her property taxes are now 15% lower. >> i can afford to fix things at my house i'm saving money where i can pay my own bills. >> reporter: in fact, all 68 appeals atuahene worked on had their assessed values reduced. >> if there isn't a problem as the city is suggesting, how you explain that 68 of those homeowners ended up with lower assessed values >> i would say the process works. that's why we have an appeals process. >> reporter: chris berry analyzes property values across the country. >> it's not just a problem in blue states or red states. it's in cities and suburbs and rural areas. >> reporter: one issue, assessors only evaluate the exterior. they don't go inside so they can't factor in upgrades, upkeep or deterioration. >> there is lots of features of homes that buyers and sellers get to see but assessors don't. >> reporter: if you file for appeal, bring pictures of the inside include images of what's bringing the value down, and provide prices of comparable properties that recently sold in the area as for jalen, his appeal was denied, but wh

featured carroll oh conor and carol sfapleton as archie and edith. >> i know we had a couple of pinkose but i didn't know we had an atheist. >> they felt the chemistry wasn't there between the parents and kids. >> asked me again with two different young people. >> we don't see any evidence of god. that's all. >> that's right, daddy. >> a couple of people's in our house but i didn't know we had a pair of atheists. >> the network freaks out about whether the public will be able to watch this show. >> there are people saying they're going to kill you, they're going to shoot you dead in the streets. but this month's spotlight stack is a patriot. fresh, sweet and full of freedom. new red, white & blue pancakes. this month's spotlight stack. see you at denny's. jeff's been to the bottom of the ocean. the tops of mountains. and wherever this guy runs off to. a life well lived should continue at home. with home instead care, older adults can stay home, safe, and happy. home instead. to us, it's personal. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervivenerve relie

. >> edith, we're out of toilet paper!we're not, i bought some yesterday, it's in the closet in the kitchen. >> i ain't in the kitchen! >> oh! >> hearing a toilet flush for the first time was a big deal and made headlines. [ toilet flushes ] >> what's this country coming to anyhow? >> what is it, archie? bad news? >> what else? >> did we get out of vietnam or something? >> don't be a wise guy, huh? >> i wasn't going to play around with "mom dented the car. how are we going keep dad from finding out about it?" not when i see everything that's going around in our country. >> just because a guy is sensitive and he's an intellectual and he wears glasses, you make him out a queer. >> i never said a guy who wears glasses is a queer. a guy who wears glasses is a four-eyes, a guy who's a fag is a queer. >> "all in the family" did something really new for television. it put before the american public archie's friend, who was very masculine and who happened to be gay. >> how long you known me? 10, 12 years? >> yeah. >> in all that t

figure it is really edith davis. who does the networking her her friends from acting people like spencer tracy or just coming through the house all the time. and as nancy stepbrother told me. in his parents' marriage loyal and edith davis where he is the you know, he is a man of substance, but she is the one who builds the scaffolding for the rise. you really see the pattern that. would arise in the reagan's marriage. and so while her mother is the source of great trauma. when she is young her mother ultimately gives her. a pattern for the love partnership that could not only provide the kind of security that nancy spends her life craving but also for the pattern for again, how you can make one plus one add up to so much more than two. wow, so you don't think jane wyman would been first lady. and walked out of reagan's first marriage because she essentially got bored with him and one of the things she was most bored with as she would testify in court. in their divorce proceedings was that her husband the president of

so rob reiner and i were the third set of children for archie and edith bunker. >> so i made the pilotdn't change a word. >> so let's hear it again. what did you mean by "what god?" >> we just don't see any evidence of god. that's all. >> that's right, daddy. >> that's right, daddy. well, i knew we had a couple of pinkos in this house but i didn't know we had atheists. >> i remember seeing the opening episode and realizing, my god, the ground is shaking under me. >> i'm going to tell you something. >> michael. >> we have arguments. >> because guys like you aren't willing to give the north their just and hard earned shot at the american dream. >> we got real, political strife, interpersonal issues, generation gaps, and they're dealing with it all in the family. >> i suppose you're going to tell me that the black man has had the same opportunity? >> more, he's had more. i didn't have a million people out there to get this job. >> no. his uncle got it for him. >> archie bunker was saying you don't say on television. >> just because a guy's sensitive and glasses, you make him out a queer.

según detectives el principal sospechoso del crimen es víctor sosa de 25 años de edad ex novio de edithue localizado en sujeto a través de un video publicado en la plataforma adicto. >>> siso algo viral y yo me quedé sorprendida. >>> dicen que fue y no reconocieron trabajando. >>> de inmediato fue extraditado a los Ángeles donde enfrenta cargos por asesinato en primer grado, gabriel huerta, telemundo 48. >>> y esta persona en pantalla es el fiscal general scott que será el asesor especial para evitar el fraude que involucra beneficios por desempleo pagados con fraude durante la gestión de los presidentes bush y donald trump, desde marzo del año pasado california ha pagado $158,000,000,000 en beneficios por desempleo y la autoridades han dicho que 11,000 millones fueron defraudados. >>> a las 5.17 vamos a ver cómo están las condiciones de nuestra área de la bahía de multa postal de san francisco. >>> también sigue entrando al viento del pacífico vamos a otra toma y es precisamente hacia el interior, saludos en oklahoma y así se mantiene con temperaturas agradables y parcialmente nublados

so we were the third set of children for archie and edith bunker. >> same script wouldn't change a wordd you mean by what god? >> we just don't see any evidence of god. that's all. >> that's right, daddy. >> that's right, kid. >> i knew we had a couple pinkos in this house but i didn't know we had athiest. >> i saw the first episode and realize the ground is shaking under me. >> we reach over to each other at the table and we have arguments. >> because guys like you aren't willing to give the black man and mexican-american and minorities the rightful share of the american dream. >> that didn't happen before. we got real. political strife. inner personal issues. generation gaps. and they're dealing with it all in the family. >> i suppose you'll tell me the black man had the same opportunity in this country as you? >> more. more. i didn't have a million people marching and protesting to get me my job. >> no, his uncle got it for him. >> archie was saying things you don't say on television. >> just because a guy is sensitive and wears glasses you make him out a queer. >> i never said a guy

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edith debe casi 8000 $ y estÁ a la espera de una espera de la solicitud, pero su casero ya no la puedee otra manera, que tiene gastos por la casa. reportera: en arizona, la corte suprema dictaminÓ que solamente se van a procesar 25 Órdenes de desalojo por hora. >> y ahora nos desalojan y da la orden que tenemos tres dÍas para desalojar. reportera: en california, en septiembre, en agosto en nueva york, se extienden las solicitudes. >> es importante que enviÉn las solicitudes porque tienen la protecciÓn para no ser desalojados en el estado de nueva york hasta agosto. ese procedimiento suspende cualquier procedimiento en la corte. >> mucha gente estÁ esperanzada en la ayuda que nos van a dar, que nos prometieron, porque hasta la fecha no nos han dado nada. reportera: es poco probable que se apruebe en el congreso hasta el sÁbado cuando vence la orden. ilia: el estado de texas rechaza a los indocumentados que pasan por sus ciudades tras llegar a la frontera, teme que muchos tengan coronavirus y rebroten los casos. en la joya hubo pÁnico porque un hotel albergaba indocumentados. reportero:

edith sanchez, who is a primary care pediatrician with colombia university, irving medical center andg medical. doctor, thank you for being with us this morning. you know, just tell us how dangerous this delta variant is for children under 12 who obviously can't get vaccinated yet. >> good morning, brianna. it's great to be with you guys. i wish i could tell you just exactly how dangerous this is. the truth is we don't know. we know the delta variant is spreading more easily than other variants have in the past. that's what viruses do. they mu tate so they can spread easier among the hosts, which is us unfortunately. and we're seeing more infections in kids. we don't know yet how severe this is. i can tell you anecdotally on the ground it doesn't seem like the kids who are getting this variant are having a more severe illness, but we just don't know enough yet which is why this is so concerning. >> yeah. look, kids often don't show many symptoms. but we do know that hundreds have died in the u.s. so this is an issue that many parent aren't going to ignore. we're seeing rare breakthrou

we've come to pointer irene, us where the polar research vessel espied. edith is picking up a group of spanish scientists to take them to antarctica, already nervous, you'll get used to it or that it's no big deal. but i think it's just that it's amazing. but even got a window of bunk. it's done at the feet last night was wrong. we went to bed early, but i had a hard time falling asleep. but i must have slept just for hours because i was so nervous about the trip in the market. i embarked on this journey to explore the midst of antarctica. ah, after one day at sea, we reached the end of the world news at the southern, most of argentina, canada wiggle is still a 1000 kilometers from the continent of antarctica. this is the drake passage. eddies and wind sure, and freezing here, whipping up violent seas in one of the earth, roughest waterways. but i was invited for the summons that were stormed to date it this year. it was our 2nd trip back from arctic. you said the total for about 18 hours from south america when a severe weather system hit us from the starboard side. we said 7 meter hi

we've come to pointer arena us where the polar research vessel espied edith is picking up a group of spanish scientists to take them to antarctica. already nervous you'll get used to it. it's no it's amazing. i've even got a window of bunk. it's done. it's a seal. the 5th last night was wrong. we went a bit earlier, but i had a hard time falling asleep. but i slept just for hours because i was so nervous about the trip in the market. me, i embarked on this journey to explore the myths of antarctica. this waco is still a 1000 kilometers from the continent of antarctica. this is the drake passage eddies and wind turn freely here, whipping up violent seas in one of the earth, roughest waterways. and what else was in the system and then the worst storm to date it this year was our 2nd trip back from an arctic. you said the fuel, we were about 18 hours from south america when a severe weather system hit us from the starboard side. we say 7 meter highway winds of up to 50, not even the one in the sink. when that was, every time the crew sales into the drake passage, they have their mobile

an incredibly deep dive of this childhood the instability of the home life larger than life mother edith who was critically absent and her father who had no role in her life and the stepfather who ultimately gave her the stability and the love she craved how is that beyond nancy davis? >> you are right she was the product of a bad match of an ambitious actress and a car salesman who very shortly after her birth go their separate ways. her mother very shortly after that leaves the little baby named and francis robbins in the care of relatives. so for the next six years of her life, she yearns for this absent mother. as her son ron told me, and p other people pointed out, it cast a shadow on her spirit of insecurity that never really leaves her and one of the reason she was so complex. she believed no matter how successful they were there was always a trapdoor in life. any minute the bottom curd fallout and that was underscored two months after they get to the white house when she almost loses her husband to the assassin's bullet. but she confronted someone who shared a lot about herself.

an incredibly deep dive into nancy's childhood instability of her home life, larger-than-life power edithwas largely absent during critical years. her father you had no role in her life, and the stepfather, doctor davis who ultimately gave her the stability in left she craved. tell us about beyond nancy davis. karen: you're right, she was born, the product of a bad match between a very ambitious actress and a car salesman hill very shortly after birth, they go their separate ways. in her mother shortly after that, leave us a little baby name and francis robin in the care of relatives. and so for the next six years, of her life she just yard for this absent mother. and as her son and ron told me, another people pointed out to me, sort of cast a shadow on her spirit. sort of insecurity but never really leaves her credit is one of the reasons she was so complex. she believed that no matter how successful they were, there was always sort of a trapdoor in life rated than any minute the bottom and can all out and certainly, that is underscored two months after they get to the white house where

so this top work here -- >> it's by edith h. delong. it's called "repose." from the year 1894.her husband, and so her name, edith h. delong, was lost over time. so it's really lovely that we've been able to restore this beautiful piece back to the woman who created it. >> five galleries with varying themes make up the exhibition. each designed to highlight more than a century of photographic work and influence by women. >> if you look at the first photograph that we have in the show, it's by anna atkins. she was actually the first woman photographer but also the first person to create a photo book. >> a photographic history lesson according to photography professor jill frank. also an emerging artist whose work is featured. >> i like the idea that i'm in context with some of the people i've spent my whole life admiring. instead of using all of those familiar images from our textbooks that champion male photographers, this collection is all women identifying photographers. most of these photographs have not been seen, and this is an alternate history of photography. so that feel

so rob reiner and i were the third set of children were archie and edith bunker. >> so the pilot forin, huh? what did you mean by what god? >> we don't see any evidence. >> that's right daddy. >> that right. a couple of but didn't know we had atheists. >> i remember the opening episode, my god, the ground is shaking under me. >> we reach over each other at the table and we have arguments. >> because guys like you, get the black man, mexican american, try hard to share the american dream. >> that didn't happen before. we got real. >> this premiere episode is titled "american family" and explores how sitcoms portray the changing face of families in america. joining us right now is actress cindy ♪ gonna do it my way ♪ williams, she played shirley on the sitcom. that's fantastic. thank you. one of my favorite sitcoms, if you can't tell, "laverne and shirley," good to see you. >> good to see you, fredricka. >> you and your co-star penny marshall played their own sort of family or best friends. what is it about this show that made it such a hit? >> well, first of all, it was set in a time

edith sanchez, she is a pediatrician and assistant professor of pediatrics at columbia university irving medical center. welcome to the show, doctor. >> it's great to be with you, pamela. >> so the american academy of pediatrics is now recommending that all students, over 2 years old, along with staff, wear masks, regardless of whether they are vaccinated. and regardless of whether they're mandated. do you agree? >> i, 100%, agree, pamela. i know that this has created some confusion because the cdc is not really going this far. but we have to remember, the cdc made a recommendation, based on the latest data about the v vaccines and how well they work. and they left it open for schools to recommend masking. the american academy of pediatrics, i believe, is stepping in and filling in that gap. and saying to make this practical, to make this, actually, enforceable, we are going to recommend that everyone in schools goes ahead and wears a mask. and that is truly the best way to stop this virus from spreading in schools. and to get kids back in school, safely. >> and the cdc does say that kid

also the last agnes and edith at the assisted living up ever dared to drink a prune juice without permission is a huge deal for karol. normally they secured a black belt it's at the flea market in west palm beach. karol loves chuck norris, so do we all. in fact sheet named her walker texas ranger. [laughter] although to be honest i'm not sure if chuck is the best actor after all. his last it was barbara boxer. it's too soon man. rest in peace. before we go tonight's tickle me too see joe, you have three minutes to guess the punchline do not sheet. use the #ticklemetuesday on twitter. ready? what do you call a bear with no t score? no t score? the punchline is next hooh. that spin class was brutal. well you can try using the buick's massaging seat. oohh yeah, that's nice. can i use apple carplay to put some music on? sure, it's wireless. pick something we all like. ok. hold on. what's your buick's wi-fi password? “buickenvision2021.” oh, you should pick something stronger. that's really predictable. that's a really tight spot. don't worry. i used to hate parallel parking. [all together] me to

also the last agnes and edith at the assisted living up ever dared to drink a prune juice without permissions awarded her new belt by the legendary chuck norris. this is a huge deal for karol. normally they secured a black belt it's at the flea market in west palm beach. karol loves chuck norris, so do we all. in fact sheet named her walker texas ranger. [laughter] although to be honest i'm not sure if chuck is the best actor after all. his last it was barbara boxer. it's too soon man. rest in peace. before we go tonight's tickle me too see joe, you have three minutes to guess the punchline do not sheet. use the #ticklemetuesday on twitter. ready? what do you call a bear with no t score? the punchline is next. for people of any age. and it can cause violent uncontrollable coughing fits. ask your doctor or pharmacist about whooping cough vaccination because it's not just for kids. that building you're trying to buy, whooping cough vaccination - you should ten-x it. - ten-x it? ten-x is the world's largest online commercial real estate exchange. you see it. you want it. you ten-x it. it's that

county's phone call test held an rv for room school house in niagara, north dakota, and my sister edithld now, but i still remember it all. here's how it worked, you stood to spell your first word and as long as you spelled words correctly, you step standing. but if you missed, you had to go sit down. i was the last one standing every year. the price was a gold medal with a blue ribbon attached to it, and they put my name and the grand forks herald newspaper. wow. at 103, thank you for sharing your stories with us. all of you, we always love to hear from you. so do stay in touch. or on twitter and tiktok at the week, msnbc. we're also on instagram at the week msnbc. come back at friday night 7 pm eastern live on peacock. you can sign up for the app free on peacock tv.com and we are on msnbc saturdays 8 to 10, sundays from 9 to 10. but until we meet again, i'm joshua johnston. thanks as always for making time for us and make it a wonderful week. good night. od night rring them, paying them... then i discovered sofi. completely changed my life. lower interest rate. my principal is going d

everybody had an archie bunker in the family, and i mean, every one of those, of course, edith was, youse are always characters that we can all recognize. >> great to speak with you. thank you so much for joining us this morning. thank you for all you've done and all the joy you've provided us over the years. >> thank you. my p my privilege. >>> be sure to tune in, "history of sitcom" with back to back episodes 9:00 eastern and pacific only on cnn. (realtor) the previous owners left in a hurry, so the house comes with everything you see. follow me. ♪ (realtor) so, any questions? (wife) we'll take it! (realtor) great. (vo) it will haunt your senses. the heart-pounding audi suv family. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. >>> so, forget the so-called war on christmas. it seems there is now a war on history. and some political figures are going i

four or five have a chance and there is a trump endorsed mike carey but if trump edith doesn't win, theres for what it means for the republican party. >> and amy, i'm curious where your thought is on how often democrats can go to the trump well. gavin newsom is basically making his entire recall campaign about don't let the trump wing steal democracy here in california. terry mcauliffe's campaign in virginia is all about donald trump the boogeyman. i've talked to some democrats that are a little nervous particularly in california that, hey, that is -- sure, that helps a little, but that is not the whole -- that is not a hole message there. what do you see, what do you hear? >> i've been thinking about the same thing, chuck, not surprisingly. we're on the same wave length here which is that you have all these new people, democrats who are on excited that they brought all these new people into vote in 2018 and 2020 as sort of the anti-trump message. what happened to those folks? can they still keep them engaged on things like policy. come out and vote again for us because we passed infrastr

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interactive but then from friday we a brand—new production of pf which tells the wonderful life story of edithmeet in private homes, who can meet in public indoor spaces and even in outdoor spaces as well and the real big difference that that was not going to be between scotland and england is the fact that masks will still be compulsory in scotland. at's still be compulsory in scotland. at�*s on public transport, in shops, and a lot of other indoor public spaces and workplaces as well. let's get a sense of how this is going to affect businesses and people in scotland. we talk to jim affect businesses and people in scotland. we talk tojim walker he was the joint owner of a bistro here in largs on the beautiful west coast of scotland. i know the name of the bistro because it is written on your shirt! tell me, how are you are perching today and the changes we have got in scotland? what perching today and the changes we have got in scotland?— have got in scotland? what kind of difference is _ have got in scotland? what kind of difference is it _ have got in scotland? what kind of difference is it