and years later, with eileen, who diane called noodle in her arms.ne in the stroller and noodle in her arms, blue angels in the sky. dianne grew strength from you, catherine, noodle and rick. we all drew strength from her. i hope it is a comfort to you that so many people mourn your loss and are praying for you at this sad time. dianne -- they asked me to talk personally about dianne, us being neighbors, and politically in the same arena. she loved cultivating people and flowers. she cultivated relationships, bringing people together. officially, personally, and romantically. you know that dianne was a matchmaker. now some of you know that. you are here, jerry brown. [laughter] george, the list goes on. last week my daughter nancy was toasting dianne and she said, thank you dianne for allowing us to be present in your happy place. dianne considers her happy place where she challenged us all. this was at the beginning of last week. little did we know. dianne cultivated people. she was loyal to hundreds of commissioners, appointees and staff, many of w

eileen has done it enough and has done it several times. she has had very constructive ideas on how to change the booklet and i think it is important this comes out. she gave the information to me and i took it to the state central committee and some changes were made to simplify it. we previewed that and i know that the county appreciates it. brian, thank you. it is a -- it takes a lot of time. but, that is what it takes to run a really good caucus. and i am proud to say that the planning is what makes things run smoothly. i appreciate that very much. thank you, along with everyone else that has helped. are there any other questions in regard caucus buddy have an idea what is going on? i know some of you said you had not been there, but this is the time to ask. there is no silly question. we will try to answer as best we can if anyone has any questions. the doors open at 5:30. as eileen said, we shut the doors at 7:00. that might sound a little crazy. but, that is one thing. sometimes people tend to procrastinate and come in at the very en

eileen has done it enough and has done it several times.as had very constructive ideas on how to change the booklet and i think it is important this comes out. she gave the information to me and i took it to the state central committee and some changes were made to simplify it. we previewed that and i know that the county appreciates it. brian, thank you. it is a -- it takes a lot of time. but, that is what it takes to run a really good caucus. and i am proud to say that the planning is what makes things run smoothly. i appreciate that very much. thank you, along with everyone else that has helped. are there any other questions in regard caucus buddy have an idea what is going on? i know some of you said you had not been there, but this is the time to ask. there is no silly question. we will try to answer as best we can if anyone has any questions. the doors open at 5:30. as eileen said, we shut the doors at 7:00. that might sound a little crazy. but, that is one thing. sometimes people tend to procrastinate and come in at the very end. you

we thank eileen so much for all her work on this. like she said, we have this booklet, we have training for being a caucus worker. it helps to have these sessions so you are not being confused when you are going and trying to help other people. one little point of information, a lot of view are usually here for our meeting. my second cochairperson, assistant, ok, i live in the country 50 miles away. sometimes the weather does not have me driving in it, someone here in boone, she has help she can always get here. that will be good for me too, because i do not feel like i will have to brave the weather to get here. thank you everyone for coming. >> i would like to add a few things. eileen is the chair of our committee, caucus to convention which includes our county convention, and the amount of work that that individual is tasked with, it takes a lot of time to start even this week or a month ago. it started well over a year ago. eileen has done it enough and several times that she has very constructive ideas. she gave me information a

. >> thank you eileen. >> i have one more thing to read. this is for all of our our friends not in iowa that may be listening to this. briefly this is what we would like the rest of the country to know about the republican iowa caucuses. you had to be a registered republican living in your precinct to vote in person at the designated site. it's a one evening only event and no absentee voting. we use paper ballots counted by hand. no one out-of-state can vote although you can certainly attend. so, that's it. >> can i say couple of things? after i get done and turned over a think we should run through a little bit of what happened in the actual precinct and how that goes. basically once the caucus starts everything is adjourned to the individual precincts. there's a chairperson and a secretary. the first order of business is to have them vote. >> devote themselves? 's >> as permanent chair and permanent secretary. they have someone who's going to conduct the meeting and the secretaries are just as important if not more important because they

here's anne hathaway in "eileen! take a look at this! >> you live here alone >> no. i still like to have fun and i can make a lot of noise. and i can make a mess, as you can see. but i can play music as loud as i want to. i can scream as loud as i want to [ screaming [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: come on! >> and now you know how to do it [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: you're so good watch this movie, everybody. >> thank you >> jimmy: it is fantastic. >> thank you very much >> jimmy: "eileen" is in theaters now >> "eileen." >> jimmy: we'll be right back with peter sarsgaard stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ somedays, i cover up because of my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now i feel free to bare my skin, thanks to skyrizi. ♪(uplifting music)♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ i'm celebrating my clearer skin... my way. with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. in another study, most people had 90% clearer skin, even at 5 years. and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions and an increased

her name is eileen. just kidding. eileen. i mean, she's cool and ivy, whatever. anyway she would be cool with it. i probably was her last name. okay. and what's her social security? okay, so, eileen in book, so i talk a lot about her. she's my closest and in high school and, you know, she had this incident where, you know, she was, you what speech and debate nerd. and she went to this tournament and she had a great time. it was out of town. it was the time leaving los angeles and she came back from this trip and couldn't wait to tell her parents about it. and then her mother picked her up. she started, you know, just bubbling over with all of this excitement. and her mother says, stop, we're going to the hospital because your father was shot a robbery this weekend. and my parents owned a liquor store. korean-american immigrants. sharon just started god. eileen just started crying because she was wanting to, like, tell her mother about this awesome trip and share with it. and, you know, there was a moment where she just felt such because here where her parents ris

eileen did such a wonderful job condensing what is very wordy and places in the book. the booklet if you haven't done it before it will just give you the words you need to say and what you had to do. it's step-by-step what past to be done to make the caucus run on time and with this little confusion as possible. we are fortunate in boone county that we only need to have three locations. if you take a larger area like des moines it's 40 or 50. >> i think polk county is 175. >> polk county does e. the senate returning to close out legislative work for the year. you are watching live coverage on c-span2 schatz slats nominations en bloc, calendar number 400, 402, 403, 404, 414, that the senate vote on the nominations en bloc without intervening action or debate, the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table, that the president be immediately notified of the senate's action and the senate resume legislative session. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. the question occurs on the nominations en bloc. all those in favor say aye.

i am eileen a rally, the president of the national press club and managing editor at axios. thank you for joining us both here and on c-span for a headliner event with journalist maria rizzo, the founder and ceo of the groundbreaking online news site based in the philippines. i am a subscriber, by the way. [ laughter ] i love their motto, fearless reporting delivered to you. we are happy to accept your questions and after lisa's opening remarks, i will ask as many as time permits. to submit a question online, please email headliners at press.org, and put her name in the subject line. for c-span public radio audiences, i would like to remind you that in the audience today are members of the general public, so any applause or reaction that you hear is not necessarily from the working press. [ laughter ] it is now my pleasure to introduce this distinguished head table. please stand when your name is called. starting at my far right, david capris, dean of the missouri school of journalism. >> [ applause ] >> leslie tucker, writer and guest speaker. >> [ applause ] >> yolanda lop

deep sea greed stats, december 7th, on dw, the this to see that we can use live friends, eileen, international dismay, as israel at home, us resumed, flashing and gossip. the un describing the renewed hostilities as a return to how long the full cost by thomas on these route, blaming each other for the collapse of the ceasefire. plus gym and chancellor, olaf sholtes, launches an international climate clock to help in the fight against global warming . it'll focus on how industries can cause greenhouse gas emissions. the hello and welcome, and jared read. the un has described the renewed flashing between how must militants in israel as a return to hell on earth for the people of gaza. hostilities resumed friday morning, often negotiate just failed to extend what had become a 7 day cease fire. officials from the have most controlled health ministry in gaza, say 170 eyes. palestinians have been killed since the fighting resumed militants in gaza. have also been firing rockets towards israel, but no casualties have been reported. they have 0 week of relative calm. the sound of war has returned to

recently they're playing a woman who is a prison psychologist in the new psychological thriller, eileen. i saw it. it's amazing, but fun fact. did you know that she shares a name with william shakespeare's wife? please welcome anne hathaway. [music playing]

i'm eileen o reilly, the president of the national press club and managing of standards and training and axios thank you for joining us both here and on c-span for a headliner event with journalists and nobel laureate maria ressa who is the founder and ceo of rappler a groundbreaking online news site based in the philippines. i am a subscriber, by the way, i love the motto fearless reporting delivered to you. we're to accept your questions. and after grace's opening remarks. i'll ask as many as time permits. so seminar question online please email headliners at press dot org and put maria ressa in the subject line. for our c-span and public radio audiences is a light to remind you that in the honest today members of the general public so applause or reaction that you hear not necessarily from the working press where it is now a pleasure introduce this distinguished head table please stand when your name called starting my far right david caprice, dean of the missouri school journalism journalism. leslie tucker, writer and guest of the speaker. yolanda, acting director of voice of ame

i'm eileen o reilly, the president of the national press club and managing of standards and training and axios thank you for joining us both here and on c-span for a headliner event with journalists and nobel laureate maria ressa who is the founder and ceo of rappler a groundbreaking online news site based in the philippines. i am a subscriber, by the way, i love the motto fearless reporting delivered to you. we're to accept your questions. and after grace's opening remarks. i'll ask as many as time permits. so seminar question online please email headliners at press dot org and put maria ressa in the subject line. for our c-span and public radio audiences is a light to remind you that in the honest today members of the general public so applause or reaction that you hear not necessarily from the working press where it is now a pleasure introduce this distinguished head table please stand when your name called starting my far right david caprice, dean of the missouri school journalism journalism. leslie tucker, writer and guest of the speaker. yolanda, acting director of voice of ame

bill and eileen poehler are in the audience tonight [ cheers and applause i've known them for a very. hillary and larry and bill and eileen have gone to many "snl" shows -- >> seth: a lot of after parties. >> yep and, we have a - >> seth: i think both of our dads think that if lorne michaels had met them when they were a little bit younger, they would have been on the show >> they would have been on the show but we have a tradition. my parents come to town and we take the kids and we go and we haggle for the christmas tree. >> seth: oh, you buy the christmas tree together. >> yes >> seth: who is the head haggler in your family >> my father is head haggler >> seth: yeah. >> haggler extraodinaire and he goes to the christmas tree guy our wonderful guy that we buy from every year. and he's like, "$200 i'm out of here. and you know, the guy plays along. and he's like, "no, wait, you're a great customer i got to get you this tree." and we do it every year. [ light laughter ] and when the kids were little they were blown away they were like, "we almost didn't get a tree. >> seth: right [ l

eileen competed in his 1st offered, validated in the v d. malia and decided he'd like to see how far he could go in the sport on his own. it's one of the few sports as an amateur, you can go and race against that, all that to me, it's in the school. when i did my 1st couple of value, i looked at what was the toughest thing to move in this it was easy to find. don said it was the duck. and he began attacking his goals with a single minded focus, even when he was on duty at c, it lost the departure from the life he led until then i was in a stick that i don't realize the qualities he'd develop as a matter know came in handy for this for he'd become obsessed with this. he has stopped me to be alone and still be able to find solutions. i think the the quality of residents kind of started building did because i didn't want to quit what i had started and see through. once the decision had been made, there was no looking back for me i, i thought it wasn't midlife crisis to be on. and then it just became a crisis like a big existence. now, i'm just, i've made my peace with that. it was a ver

this to see that we can use live friends, eileen, international dismay, as israel and how most resumed flashing and gossip you in describing the renewed hostilities as the return to how long the full gas and both how my son is rile, applying each other for the collapse of the see style plus jim and chancellor old off sholtes launches an international climate clock to help in the fight against global warming. it'll focus on how industries.

um, alien. story, eileen says. um, alien.gramme every evening, thank you very much. and i really enjoy it. i wish you and your family a very happy christmas and a peaceful new to sister. new year. also to your sister. thank you. i'll pass that on when go to christmas mass, when you go to christmas mass, please prayer for please say a special prayer for me you have time, light me and if you have time, light a candle for my family. god bless always. well a couple of years ago saint augustine's ago i went to saint augustine's at mass in at ramsgate for midnight mass in the old form, the latin rite. it was absolutely beautiful and i would anyone who's would recommend anyone who's near there at, near ramsgate to go there at, um, midnight mass on sunday. anyway it seems big brother could be watching more of you now than ever before. new legislation is set to provide the police with powers that will enable them to use the database containing all 50 million driving licence pictures in britain , in the latest step of britain, in the l

and everybody is eileen and all the russians. medical agents that has been registered to an up swing and cody, the measles meet. and measles, measles has become $300.00 times the more active the incidence of it. and probably there is a shortage of vaccines, but after from some other, some out of age and that they don't have vaccines against cold. or you may as those of a disease us for more than 3 or more than 4 months. and a lot of our nationals need weston, madison's, that's all not available here. and there are sometimes no analogs the most opposite to use and how can we adapt and whether we receive a, whether i successful and that on me, that's a good. thank you. is beginning of the vaccines for and these, those parents a, this hon. i think that this is a quite a technical problem that we've been experiencing. and this is quite regressive both . here's the reason the reason is relates to x as well. it isn't a is, it may seem like means of succeeding. production is based on the use of act proxy and, and to ensure the sufficien

or culinary technical building staff in our technical director and our club president, eileen riley and are almost 3000 members of the national press club worldwide. carried on, thank you for joining us and thank you ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. >> we are standing in front of the house, 1878 located a block away from the childhood home. as a child of spent a lot of time in this house because she was good friends with the minor children and julia miner, the family may >> reporter: and got another domestic worker anna who worked here as a teenager. will would have gotten to know anna and her experiences as part of an immigrant family trying to homestead on the great plains this friendship later inspired the famous novel. if you walk inside the minor home will see a parlor followed by a formal dining room and you'll walk through into the kitchen where there is a small bedroom that anna stayed in when she was employed by the minor family. you would see a hallway that served as a pilar where she entertained guests and played piano. you would also see the bedroom that served as the

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sixties so the the writer that i talk about that that published some of her most stuff inorld today is, eileen chang, who whoef china in the 1950s and timately resettled in the united states last night. using at, i'll point out to you on this slide probably the most successful and certainly the most durable of these was lotus writings. this sponsored by the soviet union thugut its period. it's its full print. so you canee that magazines were one area of between the u.s. a siet union. one of the things that i' pointed out point out about lotus that was unusual was also a tri lingual magazine and it was published simultaneously in arabic in english and in french and it had circulation that ranged between five and 10,000 magazines per was published out of cairo by them by minister of culture yusuf al-sabah. i was the editor so cultural diplomacy, i'll talk a lot more that in this talk but this gives you a overview of of the forms of competition that took place in the world of publishing arts and letters between the u.s. and soviet union in the decolonizing world, the other part of this project, i

nanny was eileen dennis, who went by dennis. but was only ever called nanny. she existed to everyone like a paper doll. mary poppins dimensional. her life beginning and ending as the british governess paid to raise me. to me. she was a mother, but one who could be fired and disappear at any moment. the garden on the second floor had fruit trees and, a koi pond and a spiral staircase in roses that ascended to another garden with a great barber and apple. my mother liked be surrounded by things that were growing because she always felt she was killing. things that. if she touched something, it would die. there was a tool shed on a farm. i'd never been to a farm but i imagine that's what a farm was like. but right on top of the building, the middle of manhattan, i liked to go in there and smell the second feistiness of the shed, the bags of fertilizer rusting and drying, twigs, creating a tranquilizing fog that curled itself between me and the city below our world had all the disparate components of the world from which were disconnected. steel trees. fire and wa

so the the writer that i talk about that that published some of her most stuff in world today is, eileen chang, who who left china in the 1950s and ultimately resettled in the united states last night. using that, i'll point out to you on this slide probably the most successful and certainly the most durable of these was lotus writings. this sponsored by the soviet union throughout its period. it's its full print. so you can see that magazines were one area of between the u.s. and soviet union. one of the things that i've pointed out point out about lotus that was unusual was also a tri lingual magazine and it was published simultaneously in arabic in english and in french and it had circulation that ranged between five and 10,000 magazines per was published out of cairo by them by minister of culture yusuf al-sabah. i was the editor so cultural diplomacy, i'll talk a lot more that in this talk but this gives you a overview of of the forms of competition that took place in the world of publishing arts and letters between the u.s. and soviet union in the decolonizing world, the other part

her settled lawsuit, the other woman i interviewed, lee eileen muller, is no longer working as a massage therapist. she decided to become a nurse in the newsroom for the i-team. melanie woodrow abc seven news. all right, melanie, thank you very much. >> well, we got a little bit of a break from the rain today. >> it was nice to see. oh, i did see a rainbow. >> oh. you did? no kidding. that's always nice. we had snow in the sierra some rain here. let's talk to a meteorologist, sandyha patel. with what we can expect going forward, we're going to see a lot more of the rain, that's for sure. >> especially near the coastline. >> dan and anna and more snow coming to the sierra. >> although it has been mixing in with rain. let me show you live doppler seven and we'll talk about what is happening so right now we just have some really spotty lightrillionain, but just northeast of rio vista, we have seen a few thunderstorms developing. they have issued a flood advisory for parts of solano county, and that is until about 915 tonight. as the heavy rain in that vicinity could lead to some flooding is

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so here and our current elected club president, eileen o'reilly of axios and all of our almost 3000 members of the national press club worldwide, harry dunn, you for joining us. and thank you, ladies and gentlemen. we are adjourned. thanks fori good morning. thank you all for joining us for this event

building staff all led by our technical director tied area, and our current elected club president, eileen o'reilly of axios, and all of our almost 3,000 members of the national press club worldwide. harry dunn, thank you for joining us,us and thank you, ladies and gentlemen. we are adjourned. [applause] >> and this is expected to be e last legislative day of the year in e senate. taking a break now to all work off the floor on recess materialsncluding any bills and nominations that would be approved by unanimous consent. those would be measures agreed upon by both republica and democrats. next votes in the senate are scheled on january # 8th when senator return next year. work will continue on aid to ukraine and border security. as always, find live coverage of the senate on c-span2 2. ♪ >> weeknights at nine eastern, c-span's encore presentation of our 10-part series books that shaped america. c-span partnered with the library of congress which explored key pieces of literature that have had a profound impact on our country. tonight we'll feature the journals of lewis and clark, detailin

eileen on them each day to make sure we are doing the best we can to serve the tni committee, the house and american people. so thank you very much. [applause] >> good morning. first i would like to thank the congressional management foundation for this award. i would also like to acknowledge the incredible work that cmf has done over the last 45 years plus, not only in its support for the members of congress and advocacy groups, but especially for the work they have done in support of congressional staff. when i received the call informing me of the lifetime achievement award, to say the least it took me by complete surprise and i did not even know what to say. i dedicated my entire career of 28 years of public service within the senate, where recognition isn't the primary motivation for work, making this recognition even more humbling. my journey to capitol hill and the senate was not something i had planned, it just kind of happened. it was in december of '94 when i was set to graduate from new mexico state with a degree in animal science. and at the beginning of that semester, the d

cocaine is eileen amphetamine and naloxone. the department of public health is going to use the data for public health and academic purposes. only it cannot be used by law enforcement. >> we don't dissipate any privacy issues. these data are us and give us a snapshot of risky substance use at the city level, not a neighborhood or individual level. >> experts in harm reduction, criticize the program because the money they think the federal money should instead be used to provide outreach to those struggling with addiction rather than a study. meantime, the city is expecting to get the first results from the wastewater testing next month. and then every 2 weeks after that. >> well, with the holiday shopping season in full swing state officials want to see more action done to combat retail theft, state state oversight agency tasked with making policy recommendations is holding a series of hearings about this. those who have testified say a lot of the blame actually can traced all the way back to prop 47, which was the law that cha

earl wilson, les selena, eileen dunn. still worrying about the sketch. miss world. joan moss timing. fred king, johnny. paula to hear barbara mcnair, colonel redd beasley, our fearless leader from the pentagon, sugar daddy, raquel welch, curtis trying not to look like her husband, al borden phil clean, ray brannigan, earl elwood larkin and myron trying to steal the camera at ground as at every other base. we close the show with barbara leading us in silent night. so i die. oh julie. oh, need. oh, oh liz, bravo. to you. so. big. how have a merry christmas and god bless you by. well that's about it. i wish had a bottle as well, but they have to get back to the store if there's anything an actor hates it's losing an audience. i hope this one is real careful. erwin, go as there's a few of the faithful waving goodbye before we start the long trip home. it's been a great christmas. i know. there are millions of americans who would have liked to share it with us and there's a lot to remember. a lot think about memories of the people and the faces that will stay with us a l