>> but i been around ernie. and ernie thinks people want to see his grandkids all the time.nd kenny will probably do something nice and thoughtful. >> jimmy: okay? >> and shaq is probably going to do what he do every christmas. give us stuff that he's endorsing. [laughter] [applause] i'm going to say to y'all -- me, ernie, and kenny, we always get something like, what can i get jimmy? something nice and thoughtful. and our gift come down to what crap is shaq endorsing? [laughter] your man, you in this commercial, this is not a gift, that's not thoughtful. >> jimmy: you get a box, it will be a big tube of icy hot or something like that? [laughter] >> he's got a line of watches. yeah, man, you endorsed this, there's no thought here. [laughter] i know kenny and shaq -- kenny and ernie are going to be thoughtful. but that's the only thing that bothers me about shaq, he never gives you an original gift. >> jimmy: interesting. >> he's like, i'm endorsing this, here. >> jimmy: yeah, because he is a guy who will hand a waitress a car. he does that kind of a thing. >> he does. he's a

i appreciate that very much. >> big congrats to ernie there. one of the best in the business. he will join sir charles in the hall of fame now because barkley was inducted two years ago. but a nice moment and fun event. and in vegas, two best teams in the wnba squaring off. both loaded up this offseason, finally facing each other thursday night. the aces it what they have been doing all season long. the defending champs pulling away in the second half with all five of their starters scoring in double figures. vegas improves to 14-1 becoming the third team in wnba history to start a season with one loss in their first 15 games. the other two went on to win the championship. >>> lingering smoke from the wildfires in can made take delayed the game between the padres and pirates in pittsburgh. air quality was so bad that mccutchen put on a mask after hitting a single in the first inning. he and others questioning whether the game should have been played at all. pittsburgh won 5-4. and another wild weather story, the calendar says it is summer, but this looked more like a winter wo

she earned ernie desoto and they had three kids together before ernie was sent to serve as a pilot inie never came home from the war and was presumed dead. for over five decades, joyce didn't know what happened to her husband until 2021 when some remains were discovered in vietnam that turned out to be desoto. joyce talked about the relief she felt after finding her husband. >> means a lot, just so we can put him to rest and feel better about him not being tortured and any of that awfulness. >> the flight carrying his remains will touch down at sfo at 3:00 today. >>> president biden will campaign in new york city today. >> scott mcgrew joins us now. he's sitting down for a live interview with msnbc. >> that's right. this is scheduled to happen at 1:00 in the afternoon our time. you remember yesterday we were predicting biden would pick up on the idea of bidenomics. boy, did he ever. the term started as a conservative dig against the president but he's decided he likes it. it's a play, of course, on reaganomics. both have actual structure behind them. reagan believed in trickle down, i

the family heard the news that ernie had disappeared and rescue efforts failed. >> why? 54 years? why couldn't they have found him? i thought he was tortured. i thought he was a prisoner. >> reporter: until recently he was one of 81,000 servicemen and women who were unaccounted for and missing in all u.s. conflicts since the start of world war ii. >> after a while you get on with your life never thinking you'll get any answers. we're very happy we have the anxiouses now. >> reporter: craig was only 8 when his father went missing. they'll never forget hearing the knock at the door followed by the news that their dad's jet fighter had gone down and he was missing in action. >> i remember standing by the front door. i just collapsed and cried. and i knew what it all meant. >> reporter: thanks to dna science, thanks to them, the remains were identified and brought to the family. >> i didn't know i would have to wait until i'm 90. >> reporter: they also learned he died in his aircraft when it crashed. and he didn't suffer. nor was he captured and tortured. >> those are the an

this is joyce desoto, who married ernie and they had three kids together before ernie went to serve as an air force fighter pilot in the vietnam war. once the war ended, desoto never came back. he was presumed dead but joyce never got his body or any news of what happened. this was until 2021 when a u.s. recovery operation in vietnam found one of desoto's bones. it took more than a year but sign activities were able to use dna to confirm the bones belonged to desoto. >> it means a lot. it means a lot. just to put him to rest so that we can feel better about him not being tortured or any of that awfulness. >> some of his remains are coming home. this friday the family will hold a funeral at the golden gate cemetery. this will include a military flyover. ernie desoto got a purple heart for his service. >> a little bit of closure, but all those years of mystery. >> we thank them for the service, the families as well. we forget that it doesn't end on a specific date. so now they have another chapter. >> and beautiful pictures of that family, too, right? >> what are the chances that they fi

joyce desoto married ernie devote yo and they had three kids together before ernie went to serve in theietnam war. he never came home from the war and was presumed dead and for over five decades, joyce did not know what happened to her husband. that's until 2021 when some remains were discovered in vietnam that turned out to be desoto. the remains will touch down at sfo today. >>> today president biden will campaign in new york today. >> yeah, it's scheduled at 1:00 this afternoon. you remember yesterday, we were predicting biden might pick up on the idea of bidenomics. boy, did he. bidenomics were the term of the day, and the term started as a dig against the president and he likes it, and it's a play on reaganomics. reagan believed in trickle down economics, and biden with bidenomics is the opposite, arguing it's better to lift the working class, particularly those without college education, and keep big businesses like walmart in check. >> first, making smart investments in america. second, educating and empowering american workers to grow the middle class. third, promoting competiti

ernie desoto was record missing in action during a mission in vietnam. his son craig was just 8. >> i remember the day that someone knocked on the door, told us, you know, dad, you know, he became missing. >> reporter: for more than 50 years, joyce said she wondered if her husband was alive, captured or being tortured. she joined forces with women in the same situation, pressing the government for answers. >> we would meet secretly, because we told, be quiet, not to say anything, because the war was not popular. >> reporter: decades later in 2021 a u.s. recovery agency, working with a team in vietnam searched the remote site where desoto's plane was shot down and discovered this bone. more than a year later, scientists, using my toe condreeial dna confirmed that the bone belonged to desoto. they also recover add zipper from his flight suit. >> it's closure. he didn't suffer. he was actually killed in the airplane, which i'd never known. >> reporter: desoto's daughter denise says the identification gives her peace of mind. >> means a lot. means a lot. jus

is ernie the yellow misanthrope one? i- is ernie the yellow misanthrope one?e front pages. have the daily mail, pages. we have the daily mail, all who are leading the all who are leading with the story in the news story we just saw in the news there. two fathers lost in grief. the guardian have scientists creating cynthia thick human embryos in stem cell breakthrough , rather alarming breakthrough, rather alarming and encouraging news at the same time. the metro united in love eye news tories losing support from home owners as hunt backs new rate hike and the times look after each other and love everyone. those fathers once again there, the daily star. we turned into cyborg eggs and there is a picture of elon musk, who is the cyborg chief. those were your front pages as. so our first guest paper is the daily mail. they're going with the main news of the day, i think. josh yeah , two fathers lost in josh yeah, two fathers lost in grief this is the footage of them, the two fathers of the two of the victims from nottingham's attack and there is a vigil in notting

is ernie the yellow misanthrope one? i- is ernie the yellow misanthrope one?finitely. so let's have a quick the front have a quick look at the front pages. have the daily mail, pages. we have the daily mail, all who are leading the all who are leading with the story in the news story we just saw in the news there. two fathers lost in grief. the guardian have scientists creating cynthia thick human embryos in stem cell breakthrough , rather alarming breakthrough, rather alarming and encouraging news at the same time. the metro united in love eye news tories losing support from home owners as hunt backs new rate hike and the times look after each other and love everyone. those fathers once again there, the daily star. we turned into cyborg eggs and there is a picture of elon musk, who is the cyborg chief. those were your front pages as. so our first guest paper is the daily mail. they're going with the main news of the day, i think. josh yeah , two fathers lost in josh yeah, two fathers lost in grief this is the footage of them, the two fathers of the two of the

the most amazing stories are members president reagan was going in june of 2004 we were bringing in ernie fletcher with the time was the governor of kentucky former congressman the kentucky state police transponder was not working properly and they scrambled the jets. i'm looking around the capitol they were evacuating the capitol that gorbachev there and margaret thatcher every possible fish you could imagine they thought they had a plane coming in potentially close to the capitol in the middle to present reagan's funeral. they take this very seriously. jon: like chad pergram our chief congressional correspondent there in washington. chad thank you. let's check out lieutenant colonel darren is an army veteran a blackhawk helicopter pilot as well as a battalion commander. obviously they scrambled the f-16s that is got to be a nervous time for those pilots knowing they might, might have to shoot down what appears to be a civilian aircraft. the air force and the national guard are saying they did not force this particular plane down. they had nothing to do with t that. but if you are up the

ernie and she had three kids before he went to serve as a fighter pilot.until 2021 when a u.s. recovery operation in vietnam found some bones. the resulting process took over a year, but scientists were able to confirm with dna the bones belonged to desoto. her daughter spoke regarding the release of the discovery. >> it means a lot. it means a lot. just to put him to rest and so we can feel better about him not being tortured or any of that awfulness. >> closure for the family. some of those discovered remains are coming home. this friday the family will hold a funeral at the golden gate cemetery that will include a flyover. ernie receives a purple heart for his service. >>> george turn 103 over the weekend. he got a big stack of cards and they were read by his son. they were read by his son. (wheezing)g) asthmama isn't t pretty. it's the momement when you realizize that a g good day. is about t to become a a bad o. but thenen, i remembmbered ththat the wororld is so muchch bigger ththan th, with trerelegy. becaususe one dosese a day helps s keep my asast

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she married ernie and they had three children together before he went as a fighter pilot to the vietnamfortunately, he never came home from the war and was presumed dead. for five decades joyce didn't know what happened to her husband until 2021, until remains were found and were found to be desoto. she spoke about the relief after finding her father. >> it means a lot. it means a lot. just to put him to rest and so that we can feel better about him not being tortured or any of that awfulness. >> the flag carrying his remains will touchdown at sfo at 3:00 today. >>> lifeguards are sharing their tips for keeping your kids safe while swimming this summer. most surprising tip was lifeguards say avoid buying kids blue or white is imsus because it blends in wh e water. it will make it tou to find those kids i they're swimming and they recommend something bright, like neon pink or orange other tips, they say always swim within shtf a lifeguard and never dive immediate first beus you don't know how deep that water is, and even if a lifeguard is present, you should always keep an eye on your ki

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today at sfo the family of air force veteran ernie de soto watched the crew carry out his coffin.went missing during the vietnam war. his wife and kids pressed for answers but got none until 2021 when an agency searched the site where his plane was shot down. that's where they found a bone that matched de soto. >> they just told us to go home, don't pay attention. we'll take care of it. you're going to make it worse. we didn't go home. we kept fighting. i didn't know it was going to take this long. i had given up. i thought for sure i'd be dead. i didn't know i would wait until i was 90 to go through 24. >> the purple heart recipient's funeral will be held at golden gate cemetery and will be honored with a military flyover. >>> let's talk to rob mayeda about the weekend. the smoke in the midwest and the east, the traffic delays at sfo as well. >> we're seeing impacts due to the fog. sfo will see the low clouds through the san bruno gap. but the air quality is better than on the east coast. we will see hot temperatures. if you've been missing out on that. the valleys did climb up t

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ernie barns, who painted the original, painted the duplicate.or like over $1 million? >> $16 million. >> jimmy: $16 million? >> for the duplicate. >> jimmy: you had the real one? >> i have the real one. >> jimmy: oh, boy. [ cheers and applause ] i hope the house is locked up. >> you know, i paid -- i paid -- i think i paid $50,000 for that picture. >> jimmy: wow. >> from marvin -- after marvin gaye passed away, i bought it from his estate. yeah. >> jimmy: so you're rich, then. [ laughter ] >> i got -- i got that paper. >> jimmy: i got to tell you, it's like a gift to all of us every time you're in something. you also just shot "beverly hills cop 4" which is unbelievable. [ cheers and applause ] >> that was a hard one. >> jimmy: thanks for coming out of your house. hey, i heard you never go to arsenio's house, is that true? >> i've never been to his house. >> jimmy: never been to arsenio's house? >> once in 40 years. >> jimmy: how many times has he been to your house? just a random guess. >> he was at the house the other day. [ laughter ] >> jimm

overruling the country for whatever reason and the ernie sims of members of the country. 70 years after the creation of the state of israel that they refugees dog of this girl is no a refugee, has there been a refugee. she is claiming victim status because she knows encourage america that is what gets you applause. then you can be rude what is used to lie about israel. the people persecuting the palestinians are palestinians. she should talk about that please i know people will watches and see how do you find that out because we are continuing to see this now. just people have to do their work and have to call out bigot like this. she knows that if she was a hig german turgor pressure prosimians the wicked zionists, she will be praised. well, i suggest that people, as tammy says to do the opposite and say you know, you cannot dissemination and his people an lie about them and normalize that and get away with that. what struck me the most here is the fundamental lack of gratitude. we have this woman who is going to be refugee as you say and then the previous one at cooney

they showed up at his home on park tree lane near ernie smith park. deputies broke down the front door when they arrives found the house ransacked some cash and 2 guns have been stolen. police are asking anyone with information about this home invasion to come forward. neighbors in south san jose say 3 men waved a gun in the air during a smash-and-grab spree there. yeah. it's believed that they were driving a stolen car while they were breaking other car windows and then reportedly they almost ran over an elderly woman. >> four's ella sogomonian in our newsroom with some video of what happened. l a yeah. it really concerning. several neighbors shared video from their surveillance cameras online and found out that these 3 guys were riding around swerving in wreaking havoc across several streets. >> one neighbor said the car they were driving in might actually be their own stolen vehicle. this is video of a part of this ordeal that began this morning at around 11:00am when they were seen seemingly at random breaking about 4 different cars. windows, you

ernie, that and >> matter that it's just going to do a rain storm and there's something very strange definitely be careful out there. that was keely beeson reporting for us. the giants looking to make it 2 in a row against the dodgers tonight down chavez ravine. kate rooney has all the highlights and >> lets us know who came out on top "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. university basketball coach bob huggins resigns after his friday night arrest in a dui charge. huggins said in a statement, quote, i have submitted a letter to president gordon, gee, and vice president. >> director of athletics wren baker informing them of my resignation effective immediately. he his recent actions did not represent the values of the university and he plans to spend the next few months focusing on his hea

but, you know, the midwives like margaret charles smith, ernie logan, who delivered thousands of babies and just remarkable success rates. and so, you know, there were sort of these is communities, these clientele populations that weren't willing to serve, you know. they were sort of happy to let midwives continue to be the caretakers for those communities. and then in, for the most part, around the, you know, partly in result as a result of medicare and medicaid. and so that there were more people, you know, poorer people were able to have access to insurance and have greater access. the health care system, which was also effect of the civil rights act with with integration, that kind of created the opportunity for states to actually get rid of the practice of midwifery. so they would stop issuing midwifery licenses, which meant that if you were practicing as a midwife without a license, you were kind of like a rogue practitioner and there was a really concerted effort, as i said, to stamp out midwifery. but then around the same time that that was happening, there was also a resurgence

see owe ernie garcia said positive impact from its cost-cutting measures has come earlier than expected9.5% gain, pretty impressive. in the meantime, let's take you to the new york city skyline where you're looking at a live picture of the current situation. i just from experience want to explain to you, it tends to get worse in the late afternoon, and that is what we have seeing right now. the city is still under an unhealthy air quality alert as wildfire smoke from canada continues to blow across the northeast. this was the scene yesterday at about the same time. the skyline, absolutely covered in orange smoke so thick you can barely make out the outlines of the city's famed skyscrapers. and just three days and counting before the tony awards on sunday, broadway taking a financial hit. last night hamilton was canceled because the performers had trouble breathing and singing at the same time. camelot was also canceled, and the lead and the understudy9 in the musical shucked apparently had so much trouble performing that the composer of the musical stepped in to sing the roles. is and f

it is not about our headlines ernie about that.ndidate isn't breaking through the need to drop out by christmas. i've been in politics for a while and candidates don't like to be told one to drop out. are you would be calling out specific candidates and public when you think it is time for them to go? is that public are you gonna be having these conversation -- >> shore. >> what can we expect? but >> no, look, it is not just me i think they'll be a lot of voices calling on candidates. they have plenty of time, all fall to prove themselves and anyone who wants to get in can get in. but it's not just a christian unos of the world i think there's going to be a lot of voices that's got to tell the folks, you gave it a shot, it's not. they're the donor base, the donor base was given money to these people have to be the first ones to say i know i gave you a lot of money but it's not happening, pull out, let's now this field down. it really has to be a resonating mission so we don't have a -- >> looks like according to a lot of legal eagl

can you talk us through how you talk through people questioning their gender's ernie -- to make sureht decisions for them, especially as children? or miners. >> well, it seems a very daunting process to change, to go -- to change gender's. but the fact is, the unhappiness, or the challenges that people face in arriving at that decision, that is why we need individualized approaches to each and every patient. not every adolescent is going to confidently be able to make those questions. that is why we haired medical professionals. and we bring parents, doctors, and the individual themselves to make those decisions. so it is a -- any approach, if it's for an adolescent who is presenting, first of all, a comprehensive evaluation is done. before any decisions about medical treatment are done. and so, that's a first and foremost. the second point i want to make is that there is misinformation presented that somehow we are doing surgery on minors, or even children. that simply is not true. there can be rare instances where surgery on an adolescent makes sense. say for example, someone who i

records and challenge, you have many pretrial motions, you have a lot of pre trial motions on idiot ernieexception, so i doubt this case will even be ready for trial in a, year i doubt it will be tried before the november election of 2024. >> do you think the charge would -- if it got too close to simply pushing it past the election? >> well the department of justice has a policy, they do not like to interfere with elections. and, the usually go back in 90 days before an election that they don't want to bring charges, or indict someone, we're certainly not try a case. this is completely different, in so many, ways abby, and another example i wanted to tell, you normally when you go on a trial, the government is seeking conservative jurors. a defendant once liberal jurist. this is a case where, the government is going to want liberal jurors, and the defense is going to want the most conservative of people. it is completely -- >> turning everything up on his head. tim jansen, thank you so much for joining, us we appreciate that perspective. >> thank you. >> and there is some breaking news t

so similar to ernie pyle, the white war correspondent, their black war correspondent, to figure prominently in the story people like alice stewart and anderson, dan burley, they were embedded with black units. and what's powerful about their reporting from 1944 and 1945 is they talk about this vital work that black folks are doing, even though those stories don't make it into our history textbooks. now and so the arguments i try to make, they do make in the book is that world war two wasn't just a battle of strategy. well, it was a battle of supply. if we understand that we can get a clear perspective on the really vital roles that black troops played in helping america and the allies win the war. it's important to say that this wasn't just black men. there were black women who participated in the women's corps and then black women who were in defense industries at home. one group to highlight here was, the 688 central postal battalion, under the leadership of major charity adams. this was the largest of black men to serve in the war. they deployed to the european theater to england in late

and if we can get these 2 workers in the circuit and going back with theirer ernie johnsonings, theyare going to open small businesses and they're already doing it, i meet them. and that's going to create 2001, two, three four jobs at a time. that's enormous for the salvadoran economy and we need to make sure we're taking advantage of it and salvadoran are taking advantage of it. >> thank you. >> in honduras we're doing exact will i the same thing. we have a large and growing program. it's gone of thousands of percentages over last couple of years but the numbers are still very small and need to be much larger. i think the other thing that's important is education knowledge. if they're working on agricultural properties in the united states, they return that knowledge to their own communities. it's a win-win on all sides and keeps them from doing that dangerous journey. we are working hard also with the mini city is -- ministry of labor. they are shortening up the amount of time it takes to get things done. private recruiters are welcome as well if they want to find talent. -- is wor

[applause] quacks thank you, ernie.s i said early, this will be recorded and available later this week. good work is going on. i want to thank the senators for their remarks. thank you for the discussion. thank you to the futures team for their work on beccs. have a great day. [applause] quacks the supreme court has ruled 6-3. it says missions programs that use race as a factor violate equal protection clause. the case stems from two lawsuits against harvard and the university of south carolina that argue that policies that take race into consideration discriminate against white and ian american applicants. president biden will be discussing affirmative action. we will bring you his remarks starting at 12:30 p.m. eastern time. tomorrow, the supreme court is expected to woo on to be of cases regarding the student loan program. but civil liberties attorneys and policy experts. watch live at 4:30 p.m. on c-span. or you can watch it online at c-span.org. quest c-span has your unfiltered view of government. quacks this syndr

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ernie give us to the break.s labouring under exactly the same thing. the south coast of france is. and there is this is immaterial. we're talking about the immaterial. we're talking about we knw. — immaterial. we're talking about the rnli. what— immaterial. we're talking about the rnli. what we— immaterial. we're talking about the rnli. what we have- immaterial. we're talking about the rnli. what we have here in britain is a quite remarkable connivance in the part of a royal charity. and indeed , dare royal charity. and indeed, dare one say it, the royal navy. there there's a there's there are notions that there are superior sets of values to those of the law. and of the state, that there is this kind of nofion that there is this kind of notion of a of a common humanity which overrules mere things like law, like notion , hood and so law, like notion, hood and so on. i think it's profoundly dangerous. and i'm sure aaron thinks probably good thinks it's probably a good thing. well, says, thing. well, eileen says, i

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before ernie sadly passed away.. london's ultra low emission zone raised more than £220 million last year. over 70 million of it came from fines — when people either didn't, or forgot to pay in time. the details from transport for london come ahead of the controversial expansion of the zone in august, which is likely to raise even more money. tfl says the money — which works out at over £4 million a week — is being used to cover "set—up costs" for the ulez expansion, and for "improving" the rest of the transport network. there's a big shortage of foster carers in london, so redbridge borough council is looking to address that. they're encouraging current foster carers to share their experiences of looking after and helping vulnerable children — carers like geraldine, who's looked after around a hundred different children over the years. it's been very challenging, it's been very rewarding and i think the most i've got out of it is knowing so many wonderful young people. when they come into my home, they become part

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