>> jimmy: uncle ernie. [ laughter ] >> uncle ernie.he united states when it comes to clean energy? are you okay with that? because i'm not. >> jimmy: well, the hell i am, no, no, i'm not okay with that at all, we got to beat the chinese at everything, even checkers! >> exactly. you know where we have the most wind and the most solar energy potential? right up the middle of the country where you live, uncle ernie. >> jimmy: you're saying we got the most wind of anybody? >> that's right. >> jimmy: well, that's good news. >> it is. and you know what? we have the biggest army base in the u.s. in texas, and it gets almost half of its power from clean energy, and it is saving us tens of millions of taxpayer dollars. i love that, don't you, uncle ernie? [ applause ] >> jimmy: i do love that, i do love that. what are we going to do about the mexicans? [ laughter ] >> give them jobs putting up wind turbines and solar panels. >> jimmy: uncle ernie is very, very difficult, i better take off the hat. [ laughter ] what's something that we can do, d

. >> seth: which dog is this >> that's ernie. >> seth: okay. >> and -- and that picture is enjoyable,r he peed on me, which he did not do but ernie has -- ernie has an overbite he has four -- he's my new dog i got from california when i -- before i moved to new york again. he has a four teeth overbite it's a -- it's a real -- it's a real journey >> seth: we've got a nice reveal because -- so here's -- picture -- here's the first one, and everybody can picture what a four-toothed overbite looks like and there you go [ laughter ] >> yep that's -- that's ernie [ laughter ] and he's got a really weird personality, and we've finally figured him out. at first, we thought he was just a little bit of a chihuahua being a jerk and -- 'cause he started getting real aggressive with the other dogs, and then we realized he's just like a human that's super awkward and doesn't have a lot of skills or game so he'll just be like -- [ mimicking dog [ laughter ] and he wants to play and so, you're always scolding him, thinking he's attacking things, and then, he really just wants to play, so i'm really t

. >> now i have that song from sesame street in my head, the ernie song. >> yes, [ soft instrumental ] >> carter: are we sure? >> quinn: i'm not sure about any of this. >> eric: my sex life is over. yours doesn't have to be. [ knocking on door ] >> katie: hey. >> eric: katie. hi. come in. >> katie: oh, thanks. sorry to pop over. i know it's late.

you can get the boost ernie where in marin at any of the clinics if you are 65 and older. also people ages 50 to 64 with underlying medical conditions. boosters are available to people between the ages of 18 and 49 with underlying medical conditions. then also people of all ages whose risks are increased due to their jobs. >> anyone who qualifies for a booster. that includes the people that may have eligibility because of where they work, can get this booster shot now at any of their neighborhood pharmacies as well as some of our other marin public health vaccine clinics we operate. we just wanted to provide this enhanced clinic specifically for older adult population to ensure they had the easy access they needed. >> this third dose is just for those individuals who got the first two doses of the pfizer vaccine. health leaders say that johnson and johnson and moderna's authorization should come in the next two to three weeks. >>> the city of san francisco just announced its giving students another way to get tested for coronavirus. it's parerg th the ho district to open a

we've got the lightning out there and and ernie some of those storms.we could see some very strong gusty winds with that as well. and that means well, you've got to be careful as the fires could get started and they can move rather quickly than the sum of those thunderstorms. all right. we're going go to dan thorn right now he's in conquered. so far we haven't seen the lightning there just yet dam. but it's not that far away. >> that's right. grant. but they are skews me not lawrence. the fire crews out here. they're preparing for that right there getting ready for these. these moments, getting ready for whether or not there will be any lightning strikes that get into this area were in concord where at the lime ridge open space. we spoke with the deputy chief of the contra costa county fire protection district who said that they were beating up tonight, they would be adding additional resources and a lot of the emphasis has really been pre positioning into overnight. anticipating what's going to be coming and how that goes into the morning. >> the possi

and ernie who is with us in our foxes, were briefing room. they were beltway band, former pentagon officials, who make out like bandits when they go into the private sector and then work for military contractor history. this campaign is brilliant. it doesn't involve any collateral damage, no villages, no urban warfare. and it was a scandal that david barstow of the new york times uncovered. he brought in the minutes of the meetings between rumsfeld and the military experts who were going on tv was a completely orchestrated program inside the pentagon, giving talking points to the experts who would go on the media to shape public opinion. ah, anti war perspectives were marginalized, in some cases, sensor the new york times was not the only us media outlet to turn into a conveyor belt for a false narrative. but because of its reach and influence at home and abroad, it helped set the news agenda. jill abramson was the times in washington bureau chief chris hedges as beat at the time. without kite or in the media was complicit in, perpetuating th

i've got to give a shout out to sesame street ♪ so many characters i love in fact that's bert and ernie'st want to say, tv, you are my best friend ♪ ♪ tv you got what i need ♪ ♪ but you say you're just a friend but you say he's just a friend ♪ ♪ oh, baby you you got what i need ♪ >> that got it off to a rollicking good start. >> i love it. one, the communal element that they create at the top but a tribute to bismarcky who died this summer. >> one last thing is somebody who didn't get an award was the president of the television academy. he had to keep a straight face while conan o'brien, i didn't really understand what conan was doing mean was heckling him. let's play a moment of this. [ applause ] >> thank you, conan. valuable resource. stories. >> it's just a salute there. >> laugh, cry, learn -- >> he's trying to go on with his speech and he's trying to say something about inclusion and diversity but i don't know what was happening off camera. conan kept going on with this schtick and bit. >> i feel like the award should go to conan for holding that. and stephen colbert won as part of

>> no, ernie.l make that same mistake again, ha ha. >> it was a show about a single dad. he was a widower with three boys trying to raise them in an all-male household. everybody had to do something. everybody had to pitch in. we did dishes. we were darning socks. these were things you never saw in the "ozzie and harriet" show or "donna reed" or "leave it to beaver." >> when you have a show that's based on losing someone, that adds a deep-rooted truth to the hardness in life and then it gives comedy even more of a reason to go as crazy as you want to go. >> i think that shirt's done. >> my shirt! >> you'll just have to wear your pants higher. >> in the '60s, we see the sitcom move away from telling stories solely focused on the nuclear suburban family. >> divorce had of course become more prevalent in the '60s, become more of a normal part of american life. but it took a while to be reflected in sitcoms. ♪ the brady bunch, the brady bunch ♪ >> "the brady bunch" is the story of two separate families

in addition justice breyer 25 years ago in ernie that it should be reconsidered. roberts joined such opinions on occasion and so five, possibly six or seven votes to reconsider this and they're finally forced to do it. there are two cases in the docket, only about whether catholic institutions have to cover abortion in their employee cinsurance plans and dignity help occasion of california about a catholic hospital that refuse to permit a transgender surgical operation. those may well be lost without exceptions. those may well be on the long conference at the end of the month so the court may have to face up to this issue sooner rather than later. what i mostly want to talk about is justice barrett's question. she wants to think that through further which is perfectly understandable. some of ushave been thinking about that question a long time . generally the compelling interest that you should be what replaces and that protects any other fundamental rights of free exercise as a fundamental first amendment right like all the others. some exceptions to that are obv

ernie: lungs as a child. previously much work and because southern california was too hot and i suffered from heat. today i like to provide environmental justice research and highlight what i think are some of the preservation's -- [inaudible] environmental justice for people of color and low-income populations in rural areas or displeasure i impacted and i really appreciate the fact is the center said it should be called environmental injustice. environmental justice or the rubrics that challenge the deep problems. environmental justice goes back to the late 1980s. several events participated. protests farmers struggling to get farmworkers struggles of pesticides native reservations dealing with waste committees in opposed -- and lacking access to clean water. in 1987 we conduct the first national level study of uncontrolled hazardous waste sites and their proximity to various demographics. [video playing] since then environmental justice has had a major impact on the larger environmental movement and societ

attended the sun valley conference on auto tech and had the privilege of staying with president bush, erniedustry leaders talking about auto tech but they are making record profits, these dealers and their focus, they would love to see the oems, even in the supply constrained market prices are high, they are tight as you talked about, we are seeing record prices. member when you would buy a new car and drive it off the lot, by virtue of 10%, that's no longer the case, we saw used car prices appreciate 3.6% in september. supply is tight but that won't happen because when chips return the oems crank up production and that will flood the market with inventory and dealers profits intern will be depressed. stuart: it is $11. >> it is going to double in the next year. into connectivity, safety sensors and moving towards the uncrackable vehicle. stuart: it goes to $22 within a year. we will see you again soon. i will check on parker who made their public debut yesterday down this morning but how do they do on day one? >> 36% to close a little bit above that 5449. you in the company at $6.8 billion

host: ernie is next out of pennsylvania, independent.aller: first of all, i think the question is an error. we are no longer operating as the united states of america thanks to the globalists. every country in the world and now is working toward global government which means they are all disrespecting and not operating off of their own constitutions. the gentleman who sounded like he came from another country, he said this is the greatest country in the world because you have freedom of speech, you can say things without retribution. is that correct? why don't you try to refuse taking the covid-19 shot. what will happen to you? would you get fired? would you ostracized by your company? now you have this division with the vaccines are virtually against the unvaccinated. we are going downhill because we are no longer following our constitution which made us great. they had all the freedoms, they had all the protocols to keep this country independent. host: what part of the constitution are we not following? caller: freedom of speech, freed

host: ernie is next out of pennsylvania, independent.aller: first of all, i think the question is an error. we are no longer operating as the united states of america thanks to the globalists. every country in the world and now is working toward global government which means they are all disrespecting and not operating off of their own constitutions. the gentleman who sounded like he came from another country, he said this is the greatest country in the world because you have freedom of speech, you can say things without retribution. is that correct? why don't you try to refuse taking the covid-19 shot. what will happen to you? would you get fired? would you ostracized by your company? now you have this division with the vaccines are virtually against the unvaccinated. we are going downhill because we are no longer following our constitution which made us great. they had all the freedoms, they had all the protocols to keep this country independent. host: what part of the constitution are we not following? caller: freedom of speech, freed