ernie garcia, appreciate your time today thanks for joining us.he chairman and ceo of carvana. >>> and still ahead, treasury yields continue to climb after yesterday's rate cut but just how high will they go if we'll discuss that topic in market navigator next. is a bitcoin etf the same as owning bitcoin directly? while bitcoin etfs might offer a familiar face, they lack the true ownership and flexibility of directly investing in bitcoin. with itrustcapital you can buy and sell real bitcoin 24/ 7 with the tax advantages of an ira. real bitcoin means no middleman, no restricted stock market hours. choose the path of direct bitcoin investment with itrustcapital because access equals opportunity. invest in bitcoin at itrustcapital.com today. >>> welcome back to "power lunch," everybody. after yesterday's debacle that really took place in the last two hours of trade the industrials are up 250 points, s&p by 29, almost 30 and the nasdaq by 104, basically half percentage point gains dominic chu what do we have in our navigator today? >> what we have rig

ernie, thank you for being with us tonight. first of all, just your reaction to, you know, having been in georgia to the president's death. >> well, it's a very sad day, as you can all imagine this. you know, i've been covering jimmy carter for probably 25 years now. this is a day that we all knew was going to happen. it's a day that we we planned and prepared for. and it got more urgent as he got older. it got more urgent as he went into hospice care. so it's a moment that we were prepared for as journalists and as reporters and as georgians. but it's a moment that's also very sad for the america, for america as well as for, for for planes, for people of planes and for the people of georgia. >> i mean, his post, we were talking about his administration in the last in the last block, 43 years. he had as being as a former president and that really redefined in many ways to many americans who jimmy carter was and is and may define who he is for for subsequent generations. >> yeah, i think you know, anderson, i know you know this.

he would run with shaquille or ernie. mark has no friends. you're a bro for kamala. stay there.u. he's embarrassing himself. i would not in any stretch of any imagination think that -- he cowl not find a running mate. there's nobody that would run cuban. chuck didn't even look up when he said v.p. he's like huh, yeah. we'd win. what else are you going to say in his publicist is the reason why he's on. a billionaire bullying his way on shows. nobody likes you, mark. you have no friends. nobody is running with you. play with your toys by yourself. >> jeanine: the smart women don't like you either. >> tyrus: it's idiot men don't appreciate you making us look bad. >> jesse: this is what it likes running for people. >> tyrus: yeah, duck that show. >> jesse: you just got me excited for shaq for president. >> jeanine: that we can do. >> jesse: the fastest is up next. ♪ now is the time to go back in time. and shine a light on the family journey that led to you. learn when they said, “i do.” ♪ when they became heroes. ♪ how they ruled the school. ♪ and what you got from your parents— the

let's say starting with the russians or even with the ernie and milly shows or even was hezbollah. you know, that the team doesn't have any chance to adverse or to resist or to fight back against ables and the guns that just let me read the congress. is a jim having a lift alone without any support from his alliance without any kind of support, even from the out of countries like the government of cdl regina try to to get the support from the governments. he sent these for a minute stuff to the dog to see if there is any kind of support from them. the same time, the president of senior charlotte said himself, how they called was with the president and try to get some support from them. was, was supplies was munition, but it look like nobody is going to have any kind of support sort of that a game. mostly after that very gym to didn't have the live key to keep peace boards. and he's promises about the political deal and process, which he give it to the other young countries. so no, the game is actually fights and go on in the box without any supports. but i'm, he's alex. and what do

so cedillo called his partner, ernie pate, asked him to check up on the guy. the car, and then the person identified them self as david mallory. keith morrison: david mallory was carter's live-in boyfriend. he too was a former employee of american eagle. i asked him, what are you doing here at the mall? he said that he had dropped his girlfriend off to pick up some papers at aeropostale, where she was a manager. keith morrison: so perhaps it was just that, david giving carter a ride to pick up some paperwork at her new job, at aeropostale. cedillo decided to go inside. the mall was open, but the stores were still closed. jerry cedillo: and i happened to go up to aeropostale and there is a manager that's actually in there working. and i was able to confirm that carter cervantes did not work for him, and he doesn't even know who she is. well, so much for that story. yes, sir. keith morrison: cedillo turned his attention to finding carter cervantes. no luck. you didn't see her at all in there. no, sir. did anybody see her? no, sir. keith morrison: so cedillo had

." >> right. [ laughter ] >> so, there we were -- yeah, so it was jennifer hudson is singing, and erniehakuna matata," which we haven't done in you know a very long time. >> seth: yeah. >> and i was reminded that originally ernie and i sang the love song "can you feel the love tonight." we sang the whole thing. >> seth: oh, 'cause you have a moment in it. >> we have a verse but then we -- and it was weird, because we were doing these charactery voices. and -- and then somehow they hadn't gotten that memo to elton john, who, when he heard this, was horrified. [ laughter ] because he had dreamed of writing a disney love song, and then he said, "but i did not envision it sung by the rat and the pig." [ laughter ] >> seth: you were not a rat. how dare he. >> well, he's the meerkat, isn't that somewhere in the rodent family? >> seth: i'm sure it is but i think that like if your kid said i want to dress up like a meerkat for halloween, you'd be happier than if they said a rat. >> yes. i like the way you're thinking. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] i almost think exclusively through halloween cost

." -- ernie pyle." we are split by region. (202) 748-8000 for the eastern (202) 748-8001 for the mountain and pacific. timbo in arkansas. "lpause and reflect on the sacrifices of theeroe that said we ight for freedom. let us never forget." tom in new york. you are on the washington journal. caller: the u.s. people with god's help will accelerate any type of suffering. [indiscernible] my godfather, he fought in the army and the navy. loved the united states. we were a special breed, the american people. we love god and are very patriotic. thank you very much. may all the souls that perished out pearl harbor rest in peace. amen. host: pam from randolph, ohio. good morning. caller: i am a daughter of a world war ii vet. my dad enlisted after pearl harbor. he spent a few years in the service as a radio man in the pacific islands. i guess maybe this is a point i want to make. he came home a different man. unfortunately, alcohol took over as he tried to deal with the stress of the battle he fought. he told me

." -- ernie pyle." we are split by region. (202) 748-8000 for the eastern and central time zone. (202) 748-8001 for the mountain and pacific. timo inansas. sacrifices of the heroes thatthe said we will fight for freedom. let us never forget." tom in new york. you are on the washington journal. caller: the u.s. people with god's help will accelerate any type of suffering. [indiscernible] my godfather, he fought in the army and the navy. loved the united states. we were a special breed, the american people. we love god and are very patriotic. thank you very much. may all the souls that perished out pearl harbor rest in peace. amen. host: pam from randolph, ohio. good morning. caller: i am a daughter of a world war ii vet. my dad enlisted after pearl harbor. he spent a few years in the service as a radio man in the pacific islands. i guess maybe this is a point i want to make. he came home a different man. unfortunately, alcohol took over as he tried to deal with the stress of the battle he fought. he told

. >> reporter: sfpd traffic division command ernie coal commander nicole jones related the information. >> i think we were very honest about what we're doing well and hope about what we need to improve upon and i think there's a commitment from the department to make sure traffic safety is a priority as well as enforcement moving forward. >> reporter: but it's a fair cry from the nearly 130,000 tickets police wrote ten years ago. numbers have declined since 2014 with a sharp drop in 2020 due to the pandemic. >> you're still far, far, far below the enforcement levels the department was at prior to the pandemic, much less ten years ago and i'm concerned that we don't really have a clear plan. >> reporter: district 8 supervisor rafael mandelman asked police to report on their plans to make the street safer. he says while the numbers are encouraging, change won't happen unless staffing improves. back in 2014 the police department had 77 traffic officers compared to 43 officers this year. there's also been a change to state law. >> the other thing we've heard is it's much more time consumin

prime minister netanyahu said that we carried out the ceasefire because we needed to deal with the ernie and threat that was one of the key issues that the rates and then right after the cease fire, there's really regime found all of the crossing points between 7 on in syria so that testable, the troops could not go back into syria after the cease fire rapidly. and then immediately we saw the these extreme is began major offensive with new weapons. and there was a bit squeak operation that was well planned before. if syria falls into the hands of ices and now kind of then has of all of that would be effectively surround it with a form of virginia states. uh, service in black hood zillow, soon on for his internet voted 2017. he told us that washington is now supporting the same time as groups, but previously fought against the us as well. what are there in 2018 uh, the syrian era of army, with the assistance of a russia and around and it particularly has for they had recaptured a lot though after tremendous battle that took several years. people were just ecstatic that the terrorists were

way to go, ernie. >> awesome.ou know how the trombonist always tries to steal the show? you can't trust these guys. they're always totally out of control. look at this wedding. okay, this guy is at a wedding. it's in new jersey, so obviously everyone's had a lot to drink already. trombonist just starts going nuts, right? like you invite this trombonist to the wedding. you think he's just going to be classy? but look what he does. he's thrusting his pelvis. he's he's he's riding the trombone a lot. god, jesse. you guys, this is not m. >> jesse. like you say, you love drugs in this country. we do love drugs in this country. >> thanks, mexico. and tonight, jesse watters primetime. we actually got to the bottom of these mysterious drones in new jersey. we'll have the answer tonight at eight. >> katie p okay, so the good folks at hook and barrel magazine did a feature on my fox nation series, luxury hunting lodges of america. so they talked to me about all the places we've gone, mostly over the last season, the third s

exec insurance executive has been charged with murder as an act of terrorism. louisa, you mention ernie is accused of shooting dad's united healthcare chief executive brand thompson to new york 2 weeks ago. the case of trying to worldwide attention with many online criticizing the insurance industry and affordable health care. this was a frightening, well planned, targeted murder that was intended to cause shock and attention and intimidation. it incurred and one of the most bustling parts of our city. straining the safety of local residents, interest, so like commuters and business people just starting out on their day. let me say this plainly. there is no heroism in what men gianni did. this was a senseless act of violence. it was a cold and calculated crime that stole a life and putting new yorkers at risk. we don't celebrate murders and we don't lie, an ice the killing of any one and any attempt to rationalize this is a vile, reckless and offensive to our deeply held principles of justice. right, exactly. and is a criminal defense attorney and full. the prosecutor, he says the sever

e-5, ernie sav go om squadeader to platoon leader with that cut off platoon. after he took command of that, there were no more casualties. and they had a medic with him and that medicare quickly ran out of his supplies. he was plugging bullet holes with ration toilet paper, a lot of paper like that. he got all wounded through the night, both those guys came out with him. distinguished service cross. all right, jump out of the airplane. fortunately i had most of my company with me. moore grabbed me and said, forget the original plan you take the company, and now run and to the south and southwest as we did. and about 20 minutes later, i had three platoons on line, a large enemy force hit us. and i want to quote what moore about that force. and forgive me if read it. the north vietnamese regulars were good, but charlie company was cutting him down with fire that swept through the tall grass. poverty. twigs and his thin green line had. where i get a little choked up on some of the stuff. we're stopping the most serious event of the afternoon we defeated that even

more thing appeared ford, 63 years ago the first african-american ever win the heisman trophy one ernie alongside jim brown at syracuse on national title was the year for syracuse's ear he went he lost the battle to leukemia shortly after being drafted the first pick in the nfl draft. his legacy lives on just a week or so will be na made the next heisman trophy winner so god bless his soul and god bless this moment in our nations history. >> you know how the trays to the trombonist tries to steal the show you can't trust these guys they are totally out of control. look at this wedding. set a wedding in new jersey obviously must've had a lot to drink already. starts going nuts. like invite this to the weddinga think isnd just going to beto classy. look what he does he's thrusting his pelvis.ng he is writing the trombone. >> it is a lot. >> jesse is that guy you? >> what's is not me. could sit we do a lot of drugs ins his current thanks mexico fh today jesse watters in prime time we got is the bottom of these mysteries to drones in new jersey but will have t the answr tonight atwe 8:00 p.

and omi means water which is in yoruba language spoken in ernie harasser infantry can. >> i'm part partially. >> i like poppy, it's cute. richmond zoo.com. this is a lot of fun for us. and we hope for the folks at home get a chance to watch this today. get out there, while you are on line this morning and cast your ballot. >> katie: thank you, jim, for showing them to us this morning. they are so cute. >> joey: such a cool picture. very famous. a lot of paparazzi. i lost spelling bee trying to spell hippopotamus. >> joey: lose that spe spellinge today. we got more "fox & friends" still ahead on this end of the year day. see you in a minute. ♪ you look like you are going to try to let me down ♪ nice and easy. ♪ i think i know why you won't sit down ♪ you're just dancing around ♪ like you came here to do with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. and i'm keeping the weight off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only weight-management medicine proven to reduce risk of major cardiovascular events such as death, heart attack, or stroke in adults with known heart disease and

if you watch that podcast that was ernie trying to save the podcast. because nobody likes market.arcus the guy who were went to the party, a birthday party and to showed up in the first thing he says is remember when your dad died? wouldn't it be cool if he was here? bring out the cake. that is mark cuban. trump was going to run with anybody, why the hill how would he run with marco cuban when he could run with shaquille o'neal? and guess what? people like him. so cuban is just a does not matter. he could run with jesus and he still would not win. [applause] >> tom: kat, i watch the sky. shark tank, they know how to sell a product. when people come to -- them with a product that stinks they tell them. like marketing is not going to get you out of this and you need to have a good product. he does not seem to realize the democrats do not have a good product anymore. >> but kamala did not do the hanging thing either. everything was so curated. it was marketing in the rural sense of the word as this image of a person. she did not do joe rogan. trump did not just do joe rogan, he did t

>> harold: 63 years ago today the first african-american to win the heisman trophy won ernie davis ational title for syracuse was the year he won. he lost the battle to leukemia shortly after being drafted the first pick in the nfl draft. his legacy lives on next week or so name the next heisman trophy winner. god bless his soul and god bless this moment in our nation's history. >> jesse: do you know how the trombonist tries to steal the show. always out of control. look at this wedding. in new jersey. so everyone has had a lot to drink already. trump bonus just starts going nuts. >> like you invite this trombonest to the wigd. he is thrusting his pelvis. is he riding the trombone. it is not me. thanks, mexico. and tonight "jesse watters primetime," we actually got to the bottom of these mysterious drones in new jersey. we will have the answer tonight at 8:00. katy p.? >> katie: the gook folks at hook and barrow magazine fox nation series luxury lodges in america. talk to me all the places we have gone third season. first two seasons as well. had a great time talking about my trip to

. >> ernie davis of syracuse is voted the heisman trophy. >> this is cooper country. >> threw a homeuchdown washington state! >> there have been many magical moments at the carrier dome in syracuse, new york. >> it's over. >> the cougars are the holiday bowl champions! ♪ >> jake now in charge, pete kaligis is in charge. coming up, 45th edition of the holiday bowl coming up. time for some predictions, who do you like? >> i like syracuse 35-14. kyle mccord, last time playing a college game, i've been in that situation, my last game, the holiday bowl, you want to go out there and put up numbers. >> i thought, this will be tight and high scoring with all the drama of washington state in the last few weeks i think it's more like syracuse 41 and washington state 24. >> 30 players in that transfer portal. >> who do you think should have -- >> who do you think? >> the one you're standing next to. >> get it reversed. let's get you out to the guys calling the game, gus johnson and joel. >> gus: welcome to the 2024 holiday bowl in san diego. sponsored by directv. stream football. satellite-free

. >> what about you, ernie? >> hello, i'm adam.you're johnny clash. >> johnny cash. >> hi. >> hi. >> want to play tag? >> sure. you're it ♪ i'm going to keep my head up high ♪ ♪ keep on reaching high ♪ >> wonderful. the question is, what does it mean to kids to see their fantasy puppet world intersect with the real world? and in a world that is run by adults, you know how it is, these governments, it's all adults, ron. >> yeah. >> some of them are on the older side, although we love everybody. what does it mean to have material, culture that is actually produced and shared for kids so kids might have a little piece of it as they grow up? ? >> well, i think it means so much. and, of course, when sesame street came along it was revolutionary because oh, there were some -- there were some terrific shows, captain kangaroo, romper room and things like that aimed at kids and trying to sort of, you know, inspire them to play and be thoughtful and those kinds of things, but they were super gentle. they skewed very young. and when they got

it's light at first as ernie wednesday into thursday, heavier rains into the weekend.re's a concern for a rise in the small creeks and the small streams, especially in the north bay. we could get as much as 3 to 5 inches of precipitation in the hills of the north bay, the coastal hills and also maybe one to 2 inches in santa cruz mountains in the santa much and mountains in terms of temperatures we've been enjoying really above normal temperatures, warm no longer will see mostly normal temperatures for the next few days into the weekend and will also see precipitation a little bit above normal for a change. so that will be a big change for us in the weather. no more warm afternoons and no more dry weather. not for a while. back to you just ate thank you, kathy, and thank you so much for joining us this afternoon here on kron. 4 news 2 at 3. i'm justine. appreciate your time. we'll send things over now to grant and catherine. >> to see coming up next kron. 4 news at 4. >> thank you, justine that today at 4 o'clock, the future of cruise self-driving cars now in doubt, ge

for more on this, let's bring in former fbi special agent and fox news contribute ernie coal peaker. crystal magnum. take a listen. >> i testified falsely against them by saying that they raped me when they didn't. and that was wrong. and i betrayed the trust of a lot of other people who believed in me. alicia: nicole, there's just so much to say on this when there's a false accusation of rape. can i just get your response? >> well, when i was an fbi agent, i myself worked special assault cases on a regular basis, so i operated all of the the -- on cruise ships, believe it or not, and there is one thing that i always said when i would go speak to individuals, you cannot lie about this. this is a very, very serious allegation. and, you know, as an fbi agent, lying is a title 18 u.s. code 10 1001, it's a federal crime, and this individual, she lied back in 2006. and you know what that does? that destroys people's lives. it destroys their rep thattations, andal -- reputations. and although it was later discovered it was not true, there was no credible evidence, no dna, the taj that you

opportunity to black american leaders andy young, the great andy young, friends of mine like alexis herman, ernie green, they got their start because jimmy carter opened the opportunities to them on women. he supported the era, something i still think we need today. when he became president, there were eight women in the federal judiciary. eight out of 8 or 908. >> he appointed 41, in just four years. >> one of them, ruth bader ginsburg. >> he put on the appeals court in d.c. she's so immensely talented that his successor, bill clinton, put her on the supreme court. >> look at the environment. >> he was a hunter and a fisherman, as well as a as a farmer. >> he understood, really from the dirt up how important the environment is. he saved tens of millions of acres of wilderness in alaska so that people forevermore, americans can hunt and fish and hike and explore there. so yeah, i'm with james by his post-presidency is great. he built over 4000 houses for poor people. but as an american president on issues that matter the most, he was always consistently on the right side of history. >> and julian

he said, you're ernie no. and course i was terrified because i was i had always heard that if you are born mid and late, he's not going to waste his. on you. he died. they didn't waste time. they just used and i. i didn't know what would happen if you were early. so i told, i apologized and tell him i'd be glad to wait until, you know, and he kind of laughed, you know, he was kind of he sat down and then the kansas session was going very. i rosalynn showed up about 15 minutes late and and of course, we had a i was asking i had write down that question and it was one of the easiest interviews ever had because pretty soon was a lot more at ease then i am now. and i was calling them jimmy and rosalynn and, you know, and they were answering the he liked my questions because i was still interested in carter as a writer and that was right before he his volume of poetry. and so i sort of got on the ground level with a discussion of it and he and he had been quizzed umpteen dozen umpteen dozen. i times about it. and t

ernie davis became the first black player to win the heisman trophy and the apollo 17 launched.tar trek, the motion picture and the first movie of the series premiere starring william shatner and leonard nimoy. remember when ted turner and jane fonda and announced their engagement in 1990, and in 2020, bob dylan sold his entire songwriting catalog of more than 600 songs to be universal music publishing group. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a santa clara city council member has been convicted of perjury. >> for lying to a civil grand jury. we take a closer look at that report. 10 28 this morning and we are staying on top of breaking news for you. >> the california capitol building in sacramento has received a threat staff. there have been instructed to go home immediately. we know that governor gavin newsom was not present at the time of this threat and we're going to continue to actively monitor this story. we do have our capitol correspondent eytan was live on cnn. he's gonna bring us the latest updates. the next one. as soon as you get some more information on what's

>> no, ernie. i don't think i'll make that same mistake again. >> it was a show about a single dad. he was a widower with three boys trying to raise them in an all male household. are you dry? everyone had to do something. everyone had to pitch in. we did dishes. you know, we were darning socks. these are things that you never saw in the ozzie and harriet show. or donna reed or leave it to beaver. hey. that's mine, i got it. >> when you watch a show that's based on losing someone. >> come on, look out! you're gonna tear his shirt. >> that adds a deep rooted truth to the hardness of 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. it's my whole. >> my gosh, my shirt's off. >> well, rob, you'll just have to wear your pants higher. >> in the 60s, you see the sitcom move away from telling stories that are solely focused on the nuclear suburban family. >> divorce, of course, had become more prevalent in the 60s, but had become more a part of normal american life. but it took a while to be reflected in sitcoms. the brady

former colleagues like tnt's ernie johnson are calling gumbel a pro's pro and a gentleman in the united states, canada and around the world. i'm kim brunhuber. this is cnn newsroom. russian air defenses could have mistaken the commercial jet that crashed in azerbaijan on christmas day for a drone. that's according to a u.s. official. now, here, what survivors are saying about their ordeal. the u.s. president elect is weighing in on the coming ban of tiktok. why? donald trump is asking the supreme court to hit the pause button. and there is a single winning ticket in the $1.2 billion mega millions drawing for some lottery winners, hitting the jackpot doesn't always make their dreams come true. >> live from atlanta. this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber. >> new details are emerging about russia's possible involvement in that deadly plane crash on christmas day. a u.s. official tells cnn that russian air defenses may have misidentified the commercial jet, confusing it for a ukrainian drone. moscow is trying to blame the pilot, claiming he failed to land the plane twice before it went dow

opportunity to black american leaders, andy young, the great andy young, friends of mine like alexis herman, ernie green, they got their start because jimmy carter opened the opportunities to them. on women, he supported the era, something i still think we need today. when he became president, there were eight women in the federal judiciary. eight out of 8 or 900. eight. he appointed 41. in just four years. one of them, ruth bader ginsburg. he put on the appeals court in d.c. she's so immensely talented that his successor, bill clinton, put her on the supreme court. look at the environment. he was a hunter and a fisherman, as well as a as a farmer. he understood, really, from the dirt up how important the environment is. he saved tens of millions of acres of wilderness in alaska so that people forevermore, americans can hunt and fish and hike and explore there. so yeah, i'm with james by his post-presidency is great. he built over 4000 houses for poor people. but as an american president on issues that matter the most, he was always consistently on the right side of history. >> and julian, looking

and don't forget her 100 year old boyfriend, ernie. >> look at the expression on all the animals facesrade school students and wednesday, volunteers at walnut creek's trinity homeless clothing store, all with one thing in mind. >> one of my greatest joys in life is to make someone smile. that gives me great pleasure. great pleasure? did you like that? yes. [applause] >> mission accomplished. >> hi. today's our big day. >> and if you need further proof, here's gigi at recess. a reading rock star glasses make you feel. >> oh, i love the hugs. >> you know that, right? >> you know, do you guys love gigi? >> yeah, she brings really fun stories and she turns a frown upside down. >> she turns her frown upside down. she makes you smile. if you could sum up miss gigi in a word, what would it be? brilliant. >> brilliant. >> she's like a superhero. >> a superhero? yeah. what is her superpower? >> that she can make kids super happy. >> so that's awesome. >> and that superhero has been lavished with cards too many to count. even a homemade book. local papers have taken notice, and numerous awards.

game against manchester city could be the last time he placed them at an field, liverpool manager ernie slot has responded and it may be upsetting to city fans speculation over as well as future at the club rages on after we scored in there to now and victory against the champions is contract runs out at the end of the season and there remains a stand off on expanding, get lot jokingly side that it will be sol as the last game against city at ad field because city could get relegated next season, maybe no more, mo knows more about the 150 expositions that are done. so he expects them not to be in there by many leading actually he's ah, and i do expect them to put me to, you know, i think the boring answer is always the same. uh, this is not the the place for me to talk about most contracts and maybe i've said already too much about the joke. i just made so double forward to get the headlines . but it was a joke. i repeat, it was a joke. while liver pull are 9 points, clear of arsenal and chelsea at the top of the standings. chelsea head coach enzo arrest kansas. they're not the title ra

. - so my friend ernie, who-- my first friend ever... - yeah. - he showed me comedy.bo. - yeah. - and there was a guy, and he comes over to my house one day and he says, hey, man... so we spent, like, maybe four months writing some stuff. - yeah, yeah. - and then on june 4th on 1979, i went to westwood and i went on stage for the first time, and-- - and how old are you now? how old are you? - petrified. i was 18. - 18. damn, man. that's a young kid. - that's a long time ago. - that's a young kid. - a kid. - and that latin kid in an all-white game. - afraid of his own shadow. - yeah, i bet, i bet. - i mean, i didn't know what i was doing. so i'm telling my jokes, talking fast, and they're laughing, and i'm looking, and they're laughing. and i mean, i just-- probably maybe four minutes, but four minutes of an emotion that in the 18 years of my life, i never felt that, never felt that acceptance or looking at people look up at you and then see them laughing, and-- - dude, i think that's the "a-ha" moment, you know? - right. - and then more than that, because the chemistr

and if you watch that podcast, that was ernie trying to save the podcast, because no one likes mark marx the guy who ruined the party. and i'm talking about like a birthday party who showed up and his first thing he says to him was like, man, remember when your dad died? wouldn't it be cool if he was here? like, yeah, bring out the cake. that's mark cuban. if chuck was going to run with anybody, why the hell would he run with mark cuban? he could run with shaquille o'neal, who's a billionaire near himself. great businessman, law and order. and guess what? people like him. so cuban is just doesn't matter. he could. he could run with jesus and he still wouldn't wi. yeah. >> cat, you know, i've watched these guys, you know, shark tank, you know, they they know how to sell a product. and when people come to them with a product that stinks, they tell them he's like, you know, marketing is not going to get you out of this. you got to have a good product. and he doesn't seem to realize that the democrats, they don't have a good product anymore. >> yeah. but also, she didn't kamala didn't do the

i would say that bert and ernie are one of the greatest comedy duos of all time. i would say that, you know, and it's the classic, like the like the tall, skinny one and the short, sort of pudgy one. it's ivan costello all over again. >> it's not too happy. bert. >> you're not mad at me, are you? no. >> does anybody ever tell you you got eyes like ping pong balls floating in green motor oil? i mean, there's something just right about the essence of the characters. when i'm talking to miss piggy, i think she's real. when i was with kermit, i thought he was real. they come alive. >> frank oz joined me about 18 years ago, so i think i've often credited him with being one of the real reasons that the muppet show is funny. >> hey, is this great living or not? is this terrific? yeah. listen, what a terrific team we made. >> they didn't invent puppets, but they did invent a style of puppetry that has been replicated over and over again as far as, like, really giving the puppets a deep personalities. and i'm sure that starts with those two people hanging out a lot and mak

of the english, primarily when they travel to advertising on the saturday and what will be manager ernie slots. first ever emergency side, darby. the rents will be looking to get back to winning ways of dropping points in a $33.00, draw up with new castle on wednesday. this will be the last darby ever get assigned part before ever to move to their new stadium. a win with the lever pool extend. their lead to 10 points is going to be special for everyone. uh um for all the fans that them for, for the players that are involved and as well for the managed to be part of this game is already special then to be part of the last one. good isn't park makes it probably even more special. um, but yeah, it's only a nice experience. if the result is the result goes your way. manchester cds and kevin to brenda is expect to start again in saturday's game against crystal palace. after 2 months i entered the 33 year old scored and assisted, and there's really no victory against donning. i'm forced on wednesday. i'm running a 7 game winless wrong, but his future at the club remains on certain with manager

and it seemed to droll phone 2nd. ernie later them failed 300 herrera. hey, this stuff with dyslexia and hopefully this will defend on the robinson and his afternoon is about to get even worse. it was red caught if the bat fell through just the 17 minutes. beautiful. the recall is through the striking try to get her to start of the 2nd health. muhammad solid with the assist southern loops on clothes from memorable victory. when drake, i mean, is made it to one point to these 4 jolts. a who's back in the same as the injury has a final saying a breakfast much little food. as finally foursquare a 2nd in the type of chelsea. if i print that on sunday, i gave them a bit compliments about the performance, especially going when we played was done man. so it'd be to, to be so dominant against a very good team like for them, essential well this season till now. so create more chances to have mobile profession to constantly try to push, push, push for more. i couldn't have asked for more in terms of performance. i could have asked for to punch more also missed an

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and the same thing with the air war, is it just a matter of, hey, you know, ernie king and hap arnold were a little bit more persuasive. that's so. yeah. please jump in here. what's is the air corps, right? was called air war planning document 41, and it's a blooper for the air war that actually is pretty darn close to what the this is. it was written in nine days and they look for four air force officers in a room because we have the rainbow plans at this point. and then mentions, hey, we don't really have any air component to this. and so arnold likes these folks in a room and says, write me an airplane. that's right. that's awp. and i must say they're in dc in august and uniforms and not air conditioned spaces. and they still do that. put that there, but they modify it in 42 from albright and they're pretty darn close with the numbers. yeah, please. correct. but one thing i do want to point and this this kind of goes from from the tactical level up to a very large, big strategic picture is and i don't have the exact number is that if you cannibalize everyone in the eighth air force

the privilege of interviewing three of the darters crew members the skipper dave mclintock the exec ernie schwab and the tdc operator dennis wilkinson schwab later ran aground with the darter on bombay shoal and was it was at high tide. she was abandoned. they had to scuttle her scuttle charges to get rid of the classified. and he i would ask, well, what about the fact that who navigators who run their ships aground don't have much in the navy? he said there was a provision in navy regs that if you were in hot pursuit of the enemy, it doesn't count. you're okay, the dennis wilkinson one is the most interesting people i ever met. he was the later first skipper of the uss nautilus, the first nuclear submarine. the first skipper of the uss long beach. he had a wry sense humor. he was brilliant. he could add complex numbers in his head. he showed great loyalty to his crews on board the darter. he tried swim around and see what could be done, discovered not a whole lot. the time came to abandon ship and lieutenant wilkinson saved the most important that he could from ship. he was a brilliant p

joining us now is immigration reporter louise sent ernie, you were given special access to these sheltersou most about these people? >> luis, can you hear me? all right. so, you guys spent a really long time both going into the shelters and getting to know people. i was reading in the article, you know, i think people tend to paint this group with a similar brush from a similar area. but migrants in the shelters are from 150 different countries. there are 110 languages spoken. all right. we will come back to luis in just a second. you can read more of this comprehensive work in the new york times, their latest piece is entitled eight months inside new york's migrant shelters, fear, joy and hope. >>> and now to how american college professors are stepping up to fill a key educational void in afghanistan. they are reaching out to women who lost virtually all their rights as their home fell to taliban control. here is nbc's connecticut's mike sabino reporting. >> why don't you read the next paragraph, then we will sum up? >> reporter: lucy is wrapping up another semester with her students. i

ernie, you are in plains, georgia right now. what are you hearing from folks today?er sound as one might imagine, but there's also a moment of celebration. he had a long life. we were prepared for this. media all over the country was prepared for this. i think plains was prepared for this as well. he has been sick for a while, he has been in hospice, which is remarkable, for two years. the town was ready, unfortunately. they knew this day would come. i think the town is resilient. the town -- i was thinking as i was driving in last night, plains -- i'm sorry, did jimmy carter make planes, or did planes make jimmy carter? the town, mister jimmy as he is known, they were so intertwined, they were so connected. and when you walk around this town, people have ice cream and fried peanuts, they kind of hang out, you see really good people who loved jimmy carter as well as ms. rosie. >> yeah, huge connection greg, the regular involvement jimmy carter had at the baptist church in plains. how did that bring them close to the community? >> well, he taught sunday school lessons

ernie delivering mail in cedar rapids for 65 years. making connections and building friendships with those on his route. his dedication is is unmatched. when others would sit out on a snow day or call in sick, he was always known to actually show up. at the age of 91 ernie recently retired as the second longest serving mail carrier in the united states. mr. topness, your legacy is one of unwavering dedication and inspiring service. we wish you all the best in your well deserved retirement. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yield back. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york is seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized, without objection, for one minute. mr. garcia: mr. speaker, i rise to celebrate the life and legacy of a trail blaze blazer olympic persons, peter j. westbrook who unfortunately passed away this weekend. to keep her son off the tumul