ellen: yes. taking a big step back, our expectation is the economy is going to be fine this year and corporate earnings are going to be fine, probably high single-digit growth and probably something like a normal year at which would be high single-digit growth. if we are down a percent or two, that is fine but we would be leaning into stocks that are weak if they have strong fundamental underlying cash flows and positioning at a stock like google or alphabet or microsoft we would put into that category. we do not think that every stock is worth buying. we think you need to be selective but weakness like this stocks that are overbought, that is the opportunity to add to those names and we are looking to go overweight equities selectively. katie: if it is a deterioration, that is a different story, but talk to us about earnings season. it is early. only about a fourth companies have reported thus far. we have seen some of the biggest names take the stage. how would you say it is going now relative

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ellen fitzpatrick so sorry. it's okay. ellen fitzpatrick of the university of new hampshire. doug mills of the new york times. darlene superville of the associated press. i'm keith from npr. i also want to thank steve thoma, the executive director of the white house correspondents association, and who helped make this possible. thank you. and also thank you so much to the kennedy presidential library and the national archives team this has been awesome. and thank you all for coming. thank you all for coming

the supervisor ellen berg, as well, from santa clara county. . >> reporter: thank you very much. i appreciate you helping me with that. you can't see this, on the back part of the plane, her staff is coming up. here we go. here's -- we expect the vice president to be coming out here momentarily, again, before hopping in a motorcade to go to the mexican heritage plaza to continue her conversation on abortion as part of her nationwide fight for reproductive freedoms tour. >> you see the staffers coming out now. this is of course -- she's not just here to talk about reproductive rights and to also attend a fund-raiser happening later today in los gatos as the ramp-up continues towards the november election. she and vice president -- rather, she and president biden, slipped on that for a second, of course in a fight for -- to keep their jobs. >> yeah. we're waiting now for vice president kamala harris to deboard the plane there. once she deboards, she will be greeted at the bottom of the steps there by u.s. senators alex padilla as well as butler and mayor matt mahan. >> santa clara

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the announcement proceeds a comprehensive evaluation of the impact of ellen's exports on climate change, the economy, and the national security environmental. critics fear that the expansion of allergy export infrastructure may commit the world to continue to reliance on fossil fuels . the u. s. as in merced, as the world's leading elegy exporter and america, plays a crucial role in supplying europe after russian gas supplies had been reduced in the region, japan was asia's largest buyer of us, ellen gee the previous year. i cannot make some banking. professor richard werner says germany has become dependence on american gas exports. the company is now totally dependent on us energy gas expos, to gemini river, is used to important most of its gas reliably for many, many decades. from russia. bought 2 things happens. number one, the us kill germany, you've got to stop taking gas for russia. and number 2, just to underline that point they, they fall in the german, russian pipeline, which it just nearly being completed. and it's being except for one pipeline is being blown out. the water a

ellen fitzgerald. no. ellen fitzpatrick. sorry. ellen fitzpatrick, the university of new hampshire, doug, darlene of the associated press. i'm from npr. i want to thank steve selma, executive director of the white house correspondents association for help making this possible. thank you. and also, thank you so much to the kennedy presidential library and the national archives team. this has been awesome and thank you all here for coming. >> thank you all for coming. >> if you're enjoying american history tv, sign-up for our newsletter using the qr code on your screen to receive the weekly schedule of upcoming programs, lectures and history, the presidency and more. sign up for the american history tv newsletter today and be sure to watch american history tv every saturday or anytime online at c- span.org/history. >> weekends on c-span two are an intellectual feast. every saturday american history tv documents america's stories. on sunday, but tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors. funding for c-span two comes fro

my name is ellen. l. l. e. n. l e. z. who i am that candidate. ellen lee zhao for mayor in 2019. the item you just mentioned and i spoke earlier today, today i am here to ask you to end your investigation. endlessness with nowhere to go. you wanted to save the public money because as i'm here to ask you to end the investigation to my volunteer for paul allen taylor, because if you continue to push the lawsuit will be 1 million to 5 million against it. the ethics commission, city and county of san francisco and anybody individually liable for the lawsuit. and i've explained to you many times publicly when i run for my campaign, i am by myself. i did everything under my name, myself, and i have no pay staff at all, no advice, no manager, no consult, nada, zip. it's all volunteer. and i report every item. according to ethics commission's instruction. i work with your staff, john. he was step by step, instructed me to do how and what. and i report everything to you. so your communism agenda continue to violate my campaign right? instead of going after the elected officials who are pa

. >> you all may not know that ellen is the former chief scientist of nasa, and a subsequently -- has its ups really worked up to this august position. you may also may not know that there is an incredible syncopation between the natural history museum and nasa. because what is of this museum about? it's about the history of the earth. well, that is one of the scientific research objectives that we have to understand earth. all of our satellites that are no examining everything that's happening, the new great observatories ever going to put up that when combined with the 25 satellites up there now will give us a 3-d composite of exactly what is happening to the earth and its atmosphere, it's a land, it's water, and its ice. and so it's quite natural then that the natural history museum would partner with nasa on the big hyper wall where we are now bringing data real-time what is happening to the earth as a result of the measurements that are coming from our satellites. it's also quite natural that this museum would want a sample from the cosmos. now, asteroids are something that we ar

ellen: exactly.tariffs on these products and encourage us to have this domestic industry. you have to have more capital available, more loans. there are strings attached to getting these government loans and funding to develop lithium stuff in the u.s. cut the red tape out so we can develop at so our cars can compete without the need for massive tariffs. let's do that instead of just saying the only qualify -- saying you only qualify for the federal tax credit if the battery was made in the u.s. but we are making it hard for you to do that. jon: appreciate your view on this. ellen wald of the atlantic council, thank you. amh big for the campaign season. >> there's a lot of hypocrisy in this story. you cannot get the full tax credits if they are not components made in the u.s. or allies, so basically china. at the same time, this lng move is a win for another adversary, russia. so what is the administration doing? are they leaning into climate or do they care about national security? jon: they have to

and it's doing the same for ellen.ks better today than it did 5 years ago. that's a great feeling! we can be such an inspiration to women. to embrace aging and to celebrate it, to show other women this isn't necessarily a bad thing. cindy crawford>>> i'm so passionate about meaningful beauty because i'm able to share with women everywhere. ellen pompeo>>>so, make the call or go online now and put yourself on the path to the most beautiful skin of your life. trust me, it's worth it! announcer>>> meaningful beauty is normally $139, you'll pay only $49.95 for all five concentrated super treatments. plus, we'll include free shipping and a 60-day money-back guarantee. and now for 2023 and beyond! be among the first 500 orders now and we'll add cindy's new radiance recovery duo, a $110 value, free. you'll get sixty of cindy's favorite revive & brighten eye masques, the celebrity secret that visibly smooths, awakens and restores. and our legendary dark spot treatment. you'll be amazed as you watch the appearance of sunspots,

and it's doing the same for ellen.great feeling! we can be such an inspiration to women. to embrace aging and to celebrate it, to show other women this isn't necessarily a bad thing. cindy crawford>>> i'm so passionate about meaningful beauty because i'm able to share with women everywhere. ellen pompeo>>>so, make the call or go online now and put yourself on the path to the most beautiful skin of your life. trust me, it's worth it! announcer>>> meaningful beauty is normally $139, you'll pay only $49.95 for all five concentrated super treatments. plus, we'll include free shipping and a 60-day money-back guarantee. and now for 2023 and beyond! be among the first 500 orders now and we'll add cindy's new radiance recovery duo, a $110 value, free. you'll get sixty of cindy's favorite revive & brighten eye masques, the celebrity secret that visibly smooths, awakens and restores. and our legendary dark spot treatment. you'll be amazed as you watch the appearance of sunspots, brown spots, and dark patches diminish. this is a

ellen lopez explains how hard it is to keep female celebrities and women around the country safe from their stalkers >> reporter: taylor swift arguably the biggest pop star in world, not safe from repeated stalking two hours after this man left a court accused of doing just that, stalking the super star, he was right back in front of her home again, leading to his third arrest in five days, even after the court ordered him to stay away from swift david crowe has been to swift's home more than 30 times in just the past two months according to court documents. swift also targeted at homes in california and rhode island of she's one of countless female celebrities dealing with obsessive stalkers and the corrective shrug they can get from law enforcement >> oftentimes it's just scape i gots, oh, they're overreacting >> reporter: they can get up to seven years in prison for the most serious offenses. but a doj study found only 12% of all stalking cases result in criminal prosecutions. >> in a city size of new york you're not going to be held in jail pending a charge for a misdemeanor of th

okay, thanks so much ellen, ellen fisher for us there in washington, dc. well, at least 24762 palestinians have now been killed in guys or is us resist scrolling calls for us these fine. i'm just sort of joins us now from occupied east jerusalem . and as ellen was outlining this clear tension between the us and israel. but there's also tension inside israel's war cabinet. what more can you tell us there's been mounting pressure on these really prime minister internationally and domestically all the number of friends you have to send from these really public who say the time has run out to bring back the captives were currently being held in gaza the families of these captives are always saying they feel neglected and that their plight is not registered with these really governments specifically prime minister netanyahu. now, when it comes to his coalition at his war cabinet, let's begin with the war cabinet itself. there's been a lot of divisions there just yesterday, one of the war cabinet members, guy the eyes in coach. remember there's a person who was

of myself that i got out there in front of those people in front of those big cameras in front of ellen herself because i loved her show, but she was amazing at home in cork, ireland is where it all began. we started playing music at the age of 9 the same year. her mother died suddenly. she turned to writing music as a way of coping. i guess, impacted lifestyle writing. like i was reading a lot of songs about it and i think it helped me escape from everything about about us and i'm not going about talking about my feelings. i. so i always kind of in every situation, i write a song and i always feel better. mark sherlock alleys, father is also her manager and helps her navigate through a difficult industry. she has to video at home, where she records her songs and produces her own albums. the use it in, is it the? well that's on you just heard there, that is one of my own ones. but i have 4 albums and half of one of those albums is original, so it's mixed fairly used as grafton street to test new materials. this is where her heart really lies. this is my 1st trip to dublin and i wanted t

ellen: the short answer is it's complicated.very complicated and is much deeper. we have not heard a lot about it unless you are really zooming in on the middle east. the conflict between saudi arabia and the uae and the who the houthis, there were missiles they were shooting at riyadh and that were finding locations there. riyadh used some of the missile systems from the u.s. to counteract these missiles. eventually, they reached -- i don't know if you call it a detente wherever they cool down. -- where everything cooled down. if the houthis threaten saudi rm roddy shipping, the pressure -- or emirati shipping, those are pretty important ports and areas for them. if they are able to threaten those ports then i think we would see them get involved on the side of the united states. i think until that happens they are pretty strong -- there are pretty strong reasons keeping them out of this conflict. lisa: when you zoom out how do you put this genie back in the bottle? if you can't, does not mean people with u.s. production, hydro

ellen telling her story about being a caregiver. senators hearing about situations associated with long-term health care, whether at a assisted facility or perhaps a nursing home the numbers are there if you want to share your experiences or comment on it. alabama, this is from bobby. bob, go ahead. caller: yes, i am hearing the same story here. i am trying to get my volume down here, just a second. i have a sister in assisted living here. and the problem is i am hearing the same thing over and over. understaffed, and some people care and some do not. we go there just yesterday, sister has dementia and has enough to pay assisted living. right now, the assisted living cost is around 6000 dollars a month. and you go there -- yesterday, they asked if some of the family members could come and sit with her, some in the morning and some in the evening. well, we all 80 -- i will be 80 this year. my sister is already 81. and the family members have failing health ao, so who can go and sit with her? you are paying them to do that. some, thei

we have a fake ellen. >> jimmy: is that inspired by this?ke oprah's. i was looking at fake lettermans. >> jimmy: oh. >> but the problem is in the scene, they have to do an impersonation of the person, and then turn and attack me. because it's a comedic thriller. so i realize a lot of people can do an impersonation. they then can't turn and be violent. >> jimmy: really? >> so the fake oprah's are great at saying "everybody gets a gift" but they can't do "get in the f'ing car" as oprah. so this one woman nailed it, and we decided to write it as lines, really bad at memorizing lines. really bad at memorizing. doesn't have a lot of range. >> jimmy: so wait a minute. you wrote the movie, and yet you had trouble recalling the lines? [ laughter ] >> yeah. i got a bad brain. that's why i do a podcast where i get lines. i would literally do it and forget a line and who wrote this crap? i think we can do it better if we just improvise it, no? >> jimmy: the movie is about a reality show that i can't believe doesn't exist somewhere. >> i think it will.

a moment to get the light is from home to salutes an occupied to east jerusalem, but visits go to ellen fisher who was standing by for us in washington dc. and now, and this was the 1st phone call and quite sometime between the 2 late is what was discussed. the levels had the usual briefing. they the usual redone of the meeting and it suggests they talked about things that they've talked about plenty of times before getting more aid into guys that the idea of keeping military pressure on how much those leadership. and also making sure that negotiations continue to free the captive instead of being held in gaza. but everyone looking at it from the outside news, why there was a phone call on friday and that is because benjamin netanyahu on thursday evening in tel aviv said that he doesn't see a 2 state solution as being the answer in the long town. now this isn't new from benjamin netanyahu, it's a position he's hell for some time, but a completely undermines the us we've had from joe biden. we've had from on to the blinking to us secretary of state. we've had from lloyd austin, we've had

europe after russian gas supplies were reduced in the region. japan was asia's largest fire of us, ellen gee, the previous year member of the german buddhist dog and spokesman for the economic and the energy policy of the old, tentative for germany parties to find a quote today says, the real purpose of the positive elegy export is to get biden and the white house for another term. i i, um, i think that by the end the democrats are more committed to the full climate narrative than others. i think the democrats wants to get ahead of republicans and score some political points by joining the course of the climate hysterics. i don't really think that this is about the climate, or the real purpose is to get binding into the white house for another term. however, the client is just there is lobbies very strong in the us, so they probably want to kill 2 birds with one stone. they want to position themselves as a progressive force in the eyes of the american electorate. and they're willing to accept the economic damage that goes along with it. however, we have yet to see whether they're really

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ok, thanks so much. ellen, ellen fisher, for us there in washington dc. for more on this we're going to go now to whom do i salute? he joins us from occupied east jerusalem and dylan was outlining the clear attention between the us and israel. but there's also the st inside the. is there any war cabinet? can you explain the permission to, to just continues to keep piling off on different yahoo even though there's all this international pressure from the americans on these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu, the domestic pressure from inside his own government, inside his own war cabinet for ministers. but she selected to assist him during war time. there was also defend there. you had an interview in his really media with one of those war cabinet members, that guy the eyes in quote, who said that there needs to be more realistic approaches to this war. that time is running out piece left, the idea of totally eliminating how mass is a little bit far fetched and that there needs to be something a little bit closer to reality. he also said that there s

interviewing the israeli gover after|t ellen interviewing the israeli gover after the ellen interviewing the israeli goverafter the break. now.len interviewing the israeli goverafter the break. now back . i'm keeping you company right through until 7:00 this evening. p news, the people's . channel. p news, the people's. channel. welcome back to the camilla tominey show. >> now, elianne levy joins me in the studio. he's the spokesman for the israeli government. lovely to see you in the flesh. good to be here in the studio. i know you've had a very, very busy three months. let's talk about cameron and what he about lord cameron and what he said about the conflict the said about the conflict in the middle this week. i middle east this week. am i worried israel taken worried that israel has taken action be in breach action that might be in breach of international law, because this premises this particular premises has been whatever? of been bombed or whatever? yes of course. the foreign secretary course. is the foreign secretary in israel ? are you in support of israel? are you worried about

eastern vanderbilt univsi law professor with his book -- he argues the problems with the ellen industry retrace back to the deregulation of the transportation sector in the 1970s. at 10 p. eastern on "after words" president reagan's office of management and budget director david stockman shares his book trump's war on capitalism reboots of the economic policies of the top administration and police they were a failure presented by "new york times" federal reserve gina smiley. watch booktv every sunday on c-span2 and find a ful schedule under program guide or watch online anytime at booktv.org. >> vermont and that senator bernie sanders tried to introduce a resolution the senate floor i would've required the state department report on whether israel is violated human rights in its ongoing war with hamas. the majority of senators voted to block the resolution from being considered by a vote of 72-11. here's senator sanders explaining the resolutions intended purpose before the vote to table. >> madam president, i ask unanimous consent that the following senators be permitted to speak prior

thank you very >> ellen levy, thank you very much for joining >> ellen levy, thank you very much forjoininging. >>a >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar spa chances of weather on gb news is . gb news is. >> hello there. >> hello there. >> good evening. i'm jonathan vautrey of your gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. we have a very cold week ahead of us and that starts with sunday night. temperatures are set to quite widely as set to plummet quite widely as sky is clear. any cloud across england drifting its england and wales drifting its way channel and way into the channel and underneath those starry skies, we will see a widespread frost developing even in our unbuilt urban areas. temperatures as low as two or —three degrees as minus two or —three degrees celsius, with those frozen surfaces and showers pushing into the north, there is the risk of some icy stretches for northern ireland. northern scotland off monday scotland as we start off monday morning, care here morning, so do take care here when heading off to when you are heading off to work. chance seeing any work.

current players, fans and public figures including german chancellor, all of schultz by and unix. ellen serena was the venue for jim and he said well to it's great just as a football fan. second ballot was saluted with his favorite piece of italian music . most of the rough well form of chimney coaches down to use the current by munich squad. um, famous players from various areas. pay tribute to the men known as dec kaiser. the emperor, a top public figures were also in attendance, so we'll see you in by on full. he was a role model for so many feelings. he was a great stroke of work for all of us. and so this is also how we bid farewell to great german. and that is why today as president of germany, i say expressly on behalf of all of us. thank you. tons back and power. thank you for everything that can buy when a raft of trophies with buying in the 1970s, including 3 european cups. i'm was central to west jimmy lifting. the 1974 woke up on home soil. he was one of the 3 men to win the world cup as a play it and coach in 1990, but was late at don't buy corruption allegations over jimmy

we asked unhcr's deputy director in asia and the pacific, ellen hansen, whether her organisation is fulfillingt refugees. it's sometimes challenging to meet what might be legitimate expectations of refugees and, you know, frankly, funding has been reducing steadily for the last three years. so, i think it's a wake—up call for us. it's also a wake—up call for the international community about this extremely vulnerable population which is, you know, really struggling. gang violence is now worse than ever. earlier this year, an old militant group called the rohingya solidarity 0rganisation resurfaced. it attacked an arsa base and the two groups are now engaged in open warfare within the camps with reprisal killings happening on a weekly basis. the dire conditions mean thousands are now risking their lives with human traffickers in order to escape the camps in bangladesh. a few weeks ago, gang members shot taher�*s nephew, zahid. he survived, but he's decided to leave bangladesh. taher cannot leave because of his injuries and he's still getting constant death threats. a few months ago, someone ent

. >> betty, an ellen mitchell. she was not a big >> she was not a big person.he would toss the ball up in the air and smashed the ball. >> the ladies played off the court to. bonding over post-match drinks. >> she had a great laugh, throws her head back, chuckles and, just your whole body last. she had a really silly, funny, quirky. site >> so, i've heard that she was very private. would she talk about dating and guys with you? >> not with me. >> she just wasn't want to talk about herself, period. i was always trying to find her. somebody >> outage she receive, betty the matchmaker? >> she'd always go, oh no. >> husband are not, debbie was ready to plan some permanent routes. she bought a house in a gated community and began to remodel it on her own. she told her friend all about. >> was she likened h g tv type girl? [laughs] >> yes, oh my gosh. hey, i'm going to home depot. and she's working on the sprinkler system or she's decided on materials for the floor. >> but the busy executive could do everything herself. so in 2012, she hired a contractor. his name wa

ellen klein and their family are among the best the christmas tree community has to offer. this is a fact. here's to many more years of producing impeccable christmas trees that everyone will enjoy. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 9, 2023, the gentleman from arizona, mr. schweikert, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the majority leader. mr. schweikert: thank you, mr. speaker pro tempore. become back. i wanted to do -- welcome back. i wanted to do a little bit of an update and apologize for the three or four people that actually pay attention to the math. they will have seen some of this. but i have a point i want to try to make tonight, and i'm going to work on this the next couple weeks because i've got to find a way to do this better because apparently i'm not breaking through. and i tease a lot this is a math-free zone. but i brought the boards to walk through the economic studies that basically show you can tax the rich and get about 1.5% g.d.p. if you tax everything. and over here when we talk about d

and it's doing the same for ellen. inspiration to women. to embrace aging and to celebrate it, to show other women this isn't necessarily a bad thing. cindy crawford>>> i'm so passionate about meaningful beauty because i'm able to share with women everywhere. ellen pompeo>>>so, make the call or go online now and put yourself on the path to the most beautiful skin of your life. trust me, it's worth it! announcer>>> meaningful beauty is normally $139, you'll pay only $49.95 for all five concentrated super treatments. plus, we'll include free shipping and a 60-day money-back guarantee. and now for 2023 and beyond! be among the first 500 orders now and we'll add cindy's new radiance recovery duo, a $110 value, free. you'll get sixty of cindy's favorite revive & brighten eye masques, the celebrity secret that visibly smooths, awakens and restores. and our legendary dark spot treatment. you'll be amazed as you watch the appearance of sunspots, brown spots, and dark patches diminish. this is a limited time only special offer.

i think ellen's frustrated . i think it's a lot of pressure americans on times. they are really needing a lot of money on the table to participate in this lawsuit. i think that so many legislators in the us are afraid to take on the pro israel lobby police. the judge will see said this is a violation of the 1st amendment, and he will repeal this law in the 1960 put citizens of fort gibson, mississippi, organized a boycott of white businesses to protest ongoing segregation. the you have done this and that was the only way we're not in positions of power and we're not in positions. leadership. the only thing we have was the dollars the and the board hot emotions. so all of the boy participants, as well as the in double a, c, p, for all the business losses be sustained as a result of the board. and the mississippi supreme court held that support was a legal under state law. as of the case was all the way up to united states supreme court. i hope and pray to god the supreme court ruled that the board call was late because i think that's one of the only means with bla

as thailand and singapore, which chinese possible colors can enter visa, free of popular chinese ellens, have scheduled an additional $2500.00 flights for the living in the period. but many analysts say up to 3 years of close boot is due to the corbet 19 outbreak. china is international travel industry may not fully recover until 2025. katrina you out to 0 staging. well, that full for me. elizabeth problem boycott is coming up next. the on heard voices. very few people in his rather are sitting up against the order right now. i want to be one of them. connect with our community and talking to conversations you will find elsewhere. he's healthy. the human noises, but also i want to want to know as a human, to have a connection with the stream on out to 0. the spring cord as long hill. that little boy thoughts or form of expression protected by the 1st amendment is never handled as a case, i think, but again, as often get emotionally invested in their case. i've certainly very emotionally invested in these cases. i think allen's frustrated. i think it's a lot of pressure americans on time

in a letter his granddaughter ellen, you began with an account of how many letters she had written to him in 15 week period. they had agreed that they would exchange letters every three weeks. alas he wrote. there was balance to. so stands the for this year, my dear ellen, between you and me unless it very soon paid off, i shall send sheriff after you i enclose you abundant supply of poetry i will thank you if will put on your boots since and a ride to and inform how my flowers live this part of the country is beautifying with them so fast that every time every ride i take makes me anxious for those at monticello i don't know whether it is owing to your laziness, yours or mine, that letters have been so intimated. i assure you it, is not to my want of love to you, and to all of those about whose welfare i am always so anxious to learn. but it is useless to discuss old bankrupt scores. we will burn our old accounts and begin a new one. deliver my indifference, dear, amidst all family and above all your mama. and except kisses and salutations for yourself. he he hoped he wrote, would so

but you have to have an open mind to doing it ellen. rwanda she was like, "you got to go you got to go have this experience." with the gorillas and -- >> jimmy: yeah, she has this big sanctuary. and you did it >> well, not because i wanted to because i felt like i had to 'cause - [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i've had you on the show before -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: -- i don't know if you remember this, with an animal expert. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and this is -- i have a picture of you when we brought out a tarantula. >> yeah. >> jimmy: here's you -- here's you running away [ laughter ] >> yeah, yeah. yeah >> jimmy: you are a fast runner >> yeah. >> jimmy: we know this [ laughter ] >> yes, yes, yes, yes. yes. yes. >> jimmy: you are a fast runner >> i don't deal with animals at all, but my wife wanted to do it the family wanted to do it who am i to say "no" and deny my family of an opportunity based off of my selfish reasons. >> jimmy: this is -- this is you reacting to a bunny rabbit on our show. >> okay. how many of these pictures do you have

press, democrat reports about 650 acres of the historic sonoma developmental center property near glen ellenl become property of california state parks and expand jack london state park to more than 2000 acres. i love that area. so pretty there. the transfer is reportedly the largest addition to state park lands in sonoma county in more than a decade. well a bay area legislator is proposing to consolidate all 27 bay area public transit agencies into one state senator aisha wahab of fremont is asking the california state transportation agency to come up with a plan to create one big independent agency. wahab proposes synchronize schedule changes across transit operators in the wake of financial challenges to many public transportation agencies. her proposal does not include, though, a specific plan or deadline well, an expansion of a clipper card program is about to make riding public transit here in the bay bay area more affordable for low income riders. the clipper start pilot program is widening its coverage now, including vta busses and light rails. the expansion also establishes a unifor