facetime is another level of intimacy in a way. at my house. i don't have my face on, my hair done. please don't do it. i don't know what to expect when that happens. >> we make a home for a whole range of views on "the beat." so i can say we welcome this view, but i have to admit, i would be one of these offenders. >> ari, what? >> i'm an outgoing person. i cold facetime off the mood because i feel just to give the other counterpoint, i have a friend from seattle, and he's like, just picking up a call from you, that could run 30, 40 minutes. he's like, when i see the facetime, i get a little wave of, it's too much. i heard that before. but my feeling is i'm never heard by not picking up, but especially i'll facetime from the park, and -- >> when did you start? >> i'll be like, i'm outside with a cigar, this is the vibe. because i get curbed a lot, like you're talking about, right when it says unavailable, i'll screenshot that. me with a tree or a cigar, this is what you're missing. i'm not hurt by it because it's all flow, but i a

but speaking of facetime, facetiming without telling them you're about to facetime, okay?> the people you know? >> people i know. general practice, should we not be doing it? >> chaotic. a couple of things to be concerned with, where they're answering the phone, speaker, you'll pause before saying anything embarrassing. you should be dressed. they should only answer if they're dressed. >> that's a good point. and then there's another feature on phones now, voice memos, where you can literally leave your voice. what are your thoughts there? >> call me face mails. it's brand new, it's two weeks old. i kind of love it. it's very much like a tiktok for one person. virtual video. >> you're talking about the facetime message -- brand-new on the iphone. >> zinhle was talking about voice memos. >> they're kind of an elite way to communicate with your kids, part of a texting conversation and it's best for gossip. you want to get it out. you don't want it back and forth. you put it in a voice memo, it better be under 2:00. the other rule is never save someone else's voice memo. that

and i don't think we ever want to surprise someone with a facetime.know, who who among us is always camera ready? and whenever i see a facetime come through, i just assume it's a mistake, like if it has not been prearranged. so i think we just want to pre-arrange those. okay but okay, let's just say we accept that text are becoming more common, right? >> even at work. i see that right? between colleagues and even bosses and supervisors. so help us navigate that. right. because obviously normally in texting, you don't even use punctuation. is that okay now? >> i mean, know your audience and know whether or not you're going to be conveying what you want to convey. if it feels like you need to add an emoji, then then maybe you need extra write a full sentence. so, you know, we don't want to leave things to misinterpretation. so text really does lend to problems. okay. and a lot of etiquette crimes happen with that miscommunication. >> so you're not saying no, you know, no texting in a work setting? it could be okay, right ? right. okay. but but what abou

i found the that phone calls after he was in house arrest, he had a cell phone that he could facetime. >> small phones and the regime allowed them to have the smart phones and make facetime calls afterwards to the families and jared as we know. and siamak in the actual statement did call out and thank what he called superstar lawyer jared, because he has stuck with this for years and he has been unpopular for rattling cages, and his motivation for his own client probably helped the others as well, because he would not let it go. so, i think that it is an amazing time how so many people got together to make sure that the people would not be forgotten, because face it, it was not that easy to do this. there was a lot of opportunity for administrations not to take the hard decisions. and then in the end, this administration did. and let's not forget that we keep talk about should we/shouldn't we? america has done the deals with north korea and russia and all of the axis countries that are, you know, the engage in this kind of the commercialization of human life. >> we have an announcemen

facetimes and zooms - that is destroying our eyes?— destroying our eyes?t more in _ destroying our eyes? yes, you can see it more in this - destroying our eyes? yes, you can see it more in this way. i can see it more in this way. children get higher and more myopic and you also see the 45 plus, they get earlier plastiopic, so will need earlier reading glasses. so it's a whole group of patients. what should we be doing, therefore, to avoid this? and to avoid having eye surgery in the first place? because, of course, not everyone can afford this? i course, not everyone can afford this? ~ ., , ., course, not everyone can afford this? ~ ., ., this? i think that you can do it when you're _ this? i think that you can do it when you're a _ this? i think that you can do it when you're a father- this? i think that you can do it when you're a father and l this? i think that you can do| it when you're a father and a mother, you can let children go out. you can get them out several hours a day to play outside and not sitting in front of the computer the whole day. and

i think so. >> i feel like facetime is like the new phone call in most scenarios. if you're going to do it, just do the whole thing. yeah >> yeah. >> voice memos. voice memos is huge. yes i mean, that's like our primary form of communication sometimes you want to hear the story from the from the person and not just read it. >> yeah. you want all the feeling, you know? yeah. >> yes. but you want a scream. you got a quote. somebody quote. you got to do the voice. yes. >> there should just be a whole thing about, you know, group chat etiquette. >> that's a whole thing because i'm in a lot of group chats. some people are very silent. yes should we push them out? >> yeah. >> if you have an android. >> oh, i was going to say now that's the violation. >> that's a violation. don't like the message. so sorry. that great, that green bubble. >> so sorry. those people uh- green bubble. >> here's a live look from our south beach camera pointing at the bay bridge. >> we have some light showers out there. mt. tam picked up half an inch of rain overnight tonight. a lot of us from

this is all thanks to apple recently unveiling facetime, voicemail, which made people wonder, do peopleill leave like audio voicemails? the washington post says, don't you dare. they declare that you must text, email, even leave a voice memo if you've got a story, unless it's your best pal, then a voicemail is,kay, guys, are you leaving voicemails these days? >> i, i use the audio message, which is basically is a voicemail, but for some reason it's not the same for some people with my best friends. >> i do. but that's my mom. >> that's. yeah, i see. with my parents, my wife, my best friends. okay, how about just plain old phone calls? this article says that you better not just call someone. you've got to text them and say, hey, is it okay if i call you? would that be all right? do you do that? >> yeah. i call all the time. >> you just call them straight up. yeah, i'll say, hey, are you crazy? >> whoa, look out for this guy. andrew you call, though, right? >> no. i always text and say, hey, i'm going to call you or, hey, are you free? the worst is when somebody says, call me. >> they tex

it is the fact that there are e-mails that say that they required that facetime as the good faith efforty can release from foreign nations that the president told us that money was made. that we have white house logs saying those meetings occurred and we have cc'ed messages that he was ccing his son when he waint working for the white house and he did no business with his son. which means there is no reason to be cc'ed on matters that are official business. >> you can laugh. >> you guys have been up to this since 2018 trying to figure out the connection between them. the connection is not there. if the connection was there this would be in the items that we're talking about in order to get the impeachment inquiry going and you wouldn't have so many republicans from signing on? why is someone like mitt romney not signing onto it because there's nothing there. >> they're not signing on because as many republicans say want to make sure that if you're going to allege high crimes and misdemeanors you have to prove it beyond a reasonable doubt. >> but they have been saying this. comer, they ha

so, anyone walking in, trying to get facetime with the president, who was not on his schedule, she would stop them occasionally, and would not let them in. of course, there are certain very senior level folks at the white house who were able to walk right in and see the president. but she was not only just a gatekeeper for him. he relied on her for a lot of things. and she was at his back beck and call -- it was molly who is responsible for doing that. so, this was someone he knew very well who would have had a lot of facetime with the president, and they can't simply dismiss her as someone he would not be aware of, or who would not be in the know. because she was, quite literally, sitting right outside the most important office in the world, and someone who the president knew by name. and i think that makes for a very credible witness. >> i remember -- we are all old enough to remember when the former president would say something like, that's the -- coffee boy or -- may have been inside of the white house at some point in time. this person seems pretty critical in terms of not necessar

and so this is someone he knew very well who would have had a lot of facetime with the president.y can't simply dismiss her as someone that he would not be aware of, or who wouldn't be in the know. because she was quite literally outside the most important office in the world, someone who the president knew by name. and i think that makes her a very credible witness. >> i remember we're all old enough, remember when the former president would say someone that's a coffee boy, someone he would be dismissive of. oh, they may have been inside the white house at some point in time. this witness seems pretty cric not only the rank of her position, but her proximy at least to power. well also have a former aide and anni t worker, yuscil tavares, and he is cooperating. does it make it easier now that these two individuals have spoken out, or at least not to criticize him outwardly in the press, but at least cooperating and discussing with the prosecution. >> i do think that we're going to see more people come forward. whether it's with this classified documents case or any of the other in

. >> i was on facetime. >> jimmy: you were on facetime?re sleeping. in the morning you wake and up think, my sister went and got married? >> she put it in the group chat. oh, hey, guys, by the way, got married last night. >> jimmy: i see. >> i woke up to like a million texts. >> jimmy: i see, interesting. kim, is this the first time you kissed pete? >> yes, that is. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: another question. what became of this rug? do you have this now? seems like you should. >> actually, for valentine's day, he got me the rug and the whole outfit. >> jimmy: he did? >> and the little genie lamp. >> jimmy: oh, wow, he is very thoughtful. >> yes, i do own the rug. >> jimmy: we had to carry in a huge bouquet of flowers that pete sent here for you. does that make the other boyfriends look bad? >> i didn't know that happened till right now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're going to have to call devin. do you watch devin, like when he broke the lakers' backs and hearts last night? do you watch all his games? >> of course, i watch every ga

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users can project calls to an apple tv device and facetime users can leave video messages if the personhey're calling does not pick up. >>> the horrific flooding in greece is in the billions. so says the finance minister after it only just returned to fiscal health after an eight-year fiscal crisis that shook global markets. the storms flooded nearly 300 square miles of mostly farmland, destroying crops. >>> and where's the beef? today is national cheeseburger day, and a lot of us are feeling cheesy. nearly three quarters of people said yes, they like cheese on their burger. applebee's is offering a cheeseburger and fries for $8.99, wendy's offering a penny junior bacon cheeseburger with any purchase through friday through its app. >>> that's your "money watch" report for this monday morning. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up, jann wenner out. the controversial comments that landed the "rolling stone" magazine co-founder in hot water with the rock and roll hall of fame. fame. wherere are you u going? we have e moderate t to se ulcecerative cololitis. that's t the old me

you can now leave facetime, voicemail messages if somebody does not answer your facetime live voicemailcribes voicemails as they're being recorded, and it's even easier to exchange numbers. all you have to do is bring your phone close to somebody else's iphone and the information will just transfer. there are also some updates to autocorrect and the keyboard happening today. >> the next mega conference begins in san francisco. so techcrunch's disrupt sf 2023 kicks off at moscone center and the city is hoping to capitalize on this packed schedule of major conferences. the event starts in just a few hours at 8 a.m. the big focus for disrupt sf will include topics on startups, tech trends and artificial intelligence. nba champ shaquille o'neal. instagram co-founder kevin systrom will be headline speakers tech experts tell abc7 news the conference will bolster the city's advancement in technology. >> pg just having around 10,000 people in that area talking about, you know, technology at san francisco in person is really a very good sign for san francisco. and it's basically just confirming

we immediately start facetiming each other. we're by the window so i can make sure the signal doesn't drop. and my boys are there. and dianne says, give me the phone. i've just been sworn into the united states senate, and i'm watching, senators feinstein facetimed my kids. so proud of your dad, when are you coming to washington? i will buy you lunch. that was dianne feinstein. may she rest in peace and may her legacy continue to inspire us all. thank you, mr. president, i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from washington. ms. cantwell: mr. president, i follow my colleague from california, and i believe he said it correctly, the legacy of dianne feinstein. our colleagues are in shock today even though we knew dianne was ill, even though we knew she was 90 years old, even though we knew she was the longest-serving woman senator. the fortitude she showed and demonstrated was constant. sitting here just a few months ago, -- ago in all-night vote-a-rama sessions, when the youngest of us w

. >> facetime. >> reporter: that's head coach ron cooper, calling the mother of tight end reece dykstraoper! >> is that reece's mom >> it is >> oh, oh, oh. you're calling to what >> i've been a little concerned. >> he is doing great we're going to pay for the rest of his school. you have no more bills [ cheering ] >> reporter: reece overwhelmed with emotion >> you know, i wake up more and more blessed each and every day. it's just -- it's great. every kid dreams of it and luckily for me it happened, you know >> reece has earned it it isn't anything that's given >> reporter: a moment mom kim says she'll never forget >> looking at reece's face, i'm his mama i know him i just felt such a sense of grand relief and validation for him, pride just seeing the players and the coaches celebrate and honor reece. it was just -- it was overwhelming >> and our thanks to kate for that report. just life-changing i love that we're seeing it captured on video. >> yes. >> right for everybody to share. >> and i love the reaction of the teammates. when it can be so competitive even within that team, great s

so, he played me on his radio show, rocket hour, and then we did an interview on facetime — this wasade... ijoke the one new friend i made in lockdown is elton i made in lockdown is eltonjohn. you know, i thought how it works with these things is that they reach out, and they amplify you and talk about you for, like, a week, and then theyjust disappear — but he has been the most incredible friend, mentor. he really puts his neck out a lot, you know, to support people who are...who he feels are not being seen enough, and i've got to play at his 0scars party and, obviously, i was onstage with him at glastonbury. yeah. with elton, you know, what he represents in terms of being this well—known queer artist that has been, you know, kind of paving pathways for so many of us for so many years. you know, you represent kind of a new generation of that. how do you feel... you know, how do you take the weight of what you represent? i made a concerted effort, actually, around about the second album, that i'm not going to read anything about myself. that's including comments. so, my instagram is,

who now lives in chicago, escaped with his wife hours after the earthquake and talked with me by facetime was visiting morocco with his wife and son's family, and they all had fun on a camel caravan during the day on friday, but that all changed when the 6.8 quake hit that night. >> it was shaking. i mean, and, you know, the window was shaking, the door was rattling, and we couldn't figure it out. >> he says all he saw was debris everywhere. fortunately he and his wife were already flying out saturday morning and got out. his son's family was not as lucky. part of their hotel collapsed and their flight was grounded. >> the place they were staying, one part of it was totally rushlgs and they were really lucky to survive. >> they were not be able no nye out there? >> they would not be willing to fly out. they were supposed to fly on sunday morning to casablanca and they could not because the flights were all cancelled. >> reporter: a picture of the family spending the night outside the hotel was taken and they did believe they caught a fight today. the islamic center set up a page to donate

some of the changes coming to 17 include video voicemails on facetime, a better search function for yoursages, plus a catch-up feature on group chats. ipad users will also finally get a health app and new ways to customize their lock screens. the update, as always, is free to download. >>> the stanford professor who made headlines for coming forward with assault allegations against then supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh is releasing a memoir. christine blasey ford wrote a book titled "one way back." it's scheduled for publication next year. according to the st. martin's press, ford will share details about the lead-up to her 2018 testimony against the judge and its aftermath and the death threats and support that she received. kavanaugh furiously denied her allegations and allegations by two other women. he was eventually approved to the supreme court by a vote of 50-48. >>> well, the controversy is just heating up after bay area school board decides not to allow the pride flag to be displayed on campus. how parents and the superintendent are reacting today to this fiercely debated i

i mean, in this day and age, i don't care where you are, you can meet on facetime, you can do a zoom and ask for a government issued id with a picture on it. you want to see a good idea? >> god, we're almost out of time. but real quickly, i want to ask you, what should somebody do if they think they've been victimized? any recourse? >> yeah. i mean, obviously, hopefully they figure this out before they sent all the money. um, otherwise, you know, you call the fbi is probably the first step. local law enforcement is good. but the fbi is all after this. and my final point to make is in any real estate transaction, don't don't electronically wire from wire funds unless you have verified with some type of phone call to someone you know that the instructions you got to send the money were legitimate. >> all right. great advice. gov hutchinson, assistant general counsel of the california association of realtors, is talking about the vacant land scam. thank you so much. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> art is more than creative expression. it can also be healing. ahead, we'll talk with a woman

we immediately start facetiming each other. we're by the window so i can make sure the signal doesn't drop. and my boys are there. and dianne says, give me the phone. i've just been sworn into the united states senate, and i'm watching, senators feinstein facetimed my kids. so proud of your dad, when are you coming to washington? i will buy you lunch. that was dianne feinstein. may she rest in peace and may her legacy continue to inspire us all. thank a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from washington. ms. cantwell: mr. president, i follow my colleague from california, and i believe he said it correctly, the legacy of dianne feinstein. our colleagues are in shock today even though we knew dianne was ill, even though we knew she was 90 years old, even though we knew she was the longest-serving woman senator. the fortitude she showed and demonstrated was constant. sitting here just a few months ago, -- ago in all-night vote-a-rama sessions, when the youngest of us would want to go to our hideaways, sippi

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she's saudi arabia at she's working in saudi arabia at the we do facetime the moment, but we do facetimeand chat very very regularly and we chat very regularly. my eldest son alex, who i've often talked about on the programme when i used to do it who utterly it as well, who is utterly brilliant sport and brilliant on sport and particularly football analysis . particularly football analysis. he's sitting they've he's sitting outside, they've been brilliant. i think to me you said about the shock and the impact upon you . the thing i impact upon you. the thing i have found most difficult to deal with genuinely is the impact it's had on sally, my wife . we've been married for wife. we've been married for nearly half a century and you know your life partner, your lover, all of those descriptions that are personal and intimate, that are personal and intimate, that person is reduced. i choose my words very carefully, almost to a carer. yes. so like the small thing, we'd had long conversations about what i wanted to say to you and you were kind enough and we had a lovely conversation on the pho

one of our producers said she had trouble using facetime.ple said they are looking into that. >> thank you. >>> and then sag-aftra is talking. they first walked off the job in july. while many expect the writer's deal as a testimony phreut for the sag-aftra negotiations. the studios are already fast tracking some productions. netflix is prioritizing the final season of "stranger things" because the cast is so age pacific. all those kids are growing up. >>> if you already thought costco sold everything you could want, think again. >> can you find gold in its purest form. the gold bars are selling out in a matter of hours. the costco cfo saying gold bars have been sold online from time to time and is considered a safe haven. >> it's not in bulk, though. >> yeah, it's limited to two. i need to find somewhere else so i can get what i need. >> yeah, can i have a sample? just a little something. >>> we have a lot of golden sunshine across the bay area, across the golden state. we will continue to see that for today as our valley temperatures head

others, customers say the back or side of the phone becomes too hot to touch during phone calls, facetimes and gaming >>> bloomberg says apple's technical staff has been receiving calling on the issue we have reached out to apple for a comment. >>> shares of peloton are surging in the pre-market. the company announcing a partnership with lululemon to promote each other's products. lululemon will stop the mirror to stream workout classes by the end of the year. >> peloton shares up double digits >> as a fan of both, i hope they put it on sale. >> a lot of the guys here wear the pants. i'm not in the category yet. i like to be comfortable silvana, see you later on. >>> a lot more to come on "worldwide exchange," including the one word investors have to know today >>> first, with hispanic heritage month under way, i sit down with one of the ceos pouring money into the u.s. >>> and the big idea series rolls on the stock that my next guest says is the most undervalued company in big tech. >>> and later, delta issues a laa culpa after frequent flyer backsh we have more still ahead when "worldwid

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we immediately start facetiming each other.re by the window so i can make sure the signal doesn't drop. and my boys are there. and dianne says, give me the phone. i've just been sworn into the united states senate, and i'm watching, senators feinstein facetimed my kids. so proud of your dad, when are you coming to washington? i will buy you lunch. that was dianne feinstein. may she rest in peace and may her legacy continue to inspire us all. thank you, mr. president, i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from washington. ms. cantwell: mr. president, i follow my colleague from california, and i believe he said it correctly, the legacy of dianne feinstein. our colleagues are in shock today even though we knew dianne was ill, even though we knew she was 90 years old, even though we knew she was the longest-serving woman senator. the fortitude she showed and demonstrated was constant. sitting here just a few months ago, -- ago in all-night vote-a-rama sessions, when the youngest of us would

we our facetime each other. by the windows. we can make sure the signal to drop. and my boys are there. and diane says, give me the phone. i've just been sworn into that state senate. and not watching. senator feinstein taste my kids. so paton your that. when coming to washington. i will buy you lunch. that was as she rest in and made her legacy continue to inspire us all. >> we are also getting reactions to passing of sen dianne feinstein from residents and visitors in san francisco. trump was has has that part of our coverage? >> here at the ferry building in san francisco getting thoughts and reflections from bay area. residents, folks from across the country and people visiting from outside of the u.s. to the passing of senator dianne feinstein. it was a shock. i looked on my phone and this morning and then there was the first thing i saw its horrible. she's, you know, been around for a very long time. poor woman. >> in our political landscape. >> very bright feelings a little bit more left than i do. but always appreciate what you said. and any time anybody p

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i facetimed my dad.dead. just as his phone went dead my publicist called to start the phoners. no! >> jimmy: are you sure he didn't hang up because you were topless at the time? [ laughter ] >> i had some clothes on, don't worry. >> jimmy: that's very good. do you know who you're going to bring? >> i've no idea. >> jimmy: will it be a member of your family? >> it has to be. >> jimmy: wow. you called your mom first, so maybe that means mom is going to come? >> i feel i'm going to let them battle, and whichever one lives, i'll take. >> jimmy: not a bad idea to have a contest, whoever comes through in the biggest way gets to go to the academy awards with you. >> exactly, it's a fair game. >> jimmy: will your parents behave themselves amongst the various stars? >> my whole family are mad. wonderfully mad. but -- no, they won't. >> jimmy: they will not. >> no. the first event that i ever went to, and i ended up getting an award for, was the "evening standard" awards and i took my mom. on the way out after i'd

we start facetime each other. by the windows. we can make sure the signal to drop and my boys are there. and diane says, give me the phone. i've just been sworn into that state senate. and not watching. senator feinstein taste my kids. so proud of your that. when coming to washington. i will buy you lunch. that was as she rest in peace. and made her legacy continue to inspire us all. >> he's a personal stories are of her strength, her fortitude and the way she changed the fabric of >> this and the state. >> and then on the local level here sample to just connect people at that one on one level, like you just heard senator padilla describe, we've been hearing similar stories like that being told by others throughout the morning as we've been walking you through this news that the senator has passed away at the age of 90. we actually been chatting with capitol correspondent wallace, who's typically in sacramento for us, but is actually down in anaheim because the gop convention is underway today. hearing any more stories this morni

we our facetime each other. by the windows. we can make sure the signal to drop.nd my boys are there. and diane says, give me the phone. i've just been sworn into that state senate. and not watching. senator feinstein taste my kids. so paton your that. when coming to washington. i will buy you lunch. that was as she rest in and made her legacy continue to inspire us all. >> in addition to being the first woman chair of the senate rules and intelligence committees, dianne feinstein was also the first woman to have presided over a presidential inauguration kron four's dan kerman takes a look back at her life and legacy. both mayor must go knee. and supervisor harvey milk. >> have been you it was this announcement about the assassinations of mayor george moscone e and supervisor harvey milk in 1978. the launch. dianne feinstein both the local and national spotlight at the time she was president of the san francisco board of supervisors. she was appointed mayor and brought san franciscans together after the assassinations and the jonestown massacre. she was then elect

moved to house arrest five or six weeks ago is that for the first time i was able to see siamak on facetimeevolutionary iran corps given to him, and he had a smile on his face, and i have been speaking to him from years in prison and you could tell that it was unbearable pain that he was carrying not just for what happened to him, but extraordinary guilt of his father becoming a prisoner, because he tried to go visit him in jail. this family has been through more than anyone can imagine, and i am so glad that the suffering has come to an end, and obviously, the healing will take a long time, but this is an extraordinary day. >> and siamak's mother was on the flight with him, and christiane was talking about the courage that she has had throughout this many years. i mean, talk to us now about what you can speak more freely about and siamak has tried to convey what he has endured in his time. >> yeah. i mean, it is not something that most people can actually imagine, because we are just incapable of understanding things that are outside of our frame of reference. you can't understand the inhu

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we our facetime each other. by the windows. we can make sure the signal to drop and my boys are there. and diane says, give me the phone. i've just been sworn into that state senate. and not watching. senator feinstein taste my kids. so paton your that. when coming to washington. i will buy you lunch. that was as she rest in peace. and made her legacy continue to inspire us all. >> she was smart. she was strong. she was brave. she was compassionate. but maybe that rate that stood out most of all. was her amazing integrity. as california's longest-serving senator, senator feinstein broke barriers and blazed a trail for women. her career-wise by any standards. the story. >> let's take a look now at other statements by lawmakers, barbara lee writing on social media today. quote, this is a sad day for california. senator feinstein was a champion for our state and served as a voice of a political revolution for women. and we also heard from former speaker nancy pelosi. she shared this statement online, which reads feinstein's leader

. >> oh, that's good [ ringing >> jimmy: i'm getting a facetime from spam likely. >> oh. >> jimmy: i'mra hey, bjertie [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: o-m-jeans, it's charlie puth [ light laughter ] >> charlie puth, i love you! >> i just want to say, i saw your video, i love your moves, so i want to offer you both front row tickets to my next show [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: front row seats? what is life what is life this is crazy. >> ya, it's so crazy >> jimmy: that's all the time we have for "ew! i want to thank bjertie for joining me today tune in next week. ew [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: my thanks to drew barrymore and charlie puth you can catch him on the charlie live experience tour this summer. stick around, when we come back, we're talking to drew barrymore [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: there's a meme going around, online, about how your interviews are so up close this one - >> i know. i actually really am into this >> jimmy: this one made me laugh. look at this one >> yeah. >> jimmy: the guest, "can i be honest?" [ laughter ] >> yep yep. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ what d

we our facetime each other. by the windows. we can make sure the signal to drop. and my boys are there. and diane says, give me the phone. i've just been sworn into that state senate. and not watching. senator feinstein taste my kids. so paton your that. when coming to washington. i will buy you lunch. that was as she rest in peace. and made her legacy continue to inspire us all. >> dianne feinstein, very persuasive. and she also reached hand and grab other side of the aisle. yeah. often they were negotiating in and and she had many friends on the other side of the together to get things done. one of them was house speaker kevin mccarthy and he took a moment as well. >> to deliver some comments today at the beginning of his press conference. >> the flags over the capitol were lowered in memory of senator dianne feinstein. as california's longest-serving senator, senator feinstein broke barriers and blazed the trail for women. barker ear was by any standards. the story. speaking personally, i work with senator for quite some time. together on many different bills.

she was trying to facetime her brother on the court after the match was over and he didn't come to theount of confidence. >> yeah, absolutely. oh, to be a teenager and win the u.s. open. christina, carolyn, thanks so much. reporting from washington, i'm jim acosta. "special report: american coup: the january 6th investigation" is next. have a good night. >>>>> the following is a cnn special report. >>> tonight --

you about cause extent, john solomon reported back in 2015 that the futures first son delivered facetimeer devon archer in the international banker that they were recording from cause extent, the house gop is focused on the 2015 breakfast and i want to get your take about what you know about in the latest that you have learned in terms of other money coming from other countries, what were they doing courting businessmen to get paid for time with joe biden? >> yes, ma'am you have to realize hunter biden went on trips at government expense with his father on airports to these countries then the money would flow into the biden family bank accounts and lo and behold joe biden would have a meeting with these people and all of a sudden their troubles will go away, it is a clear pattern of corruption and bribery. that is what is the things that is impeachable in this country is bribery and i think it shows a pretty clear pattern of that. maria: now you have to balance this probe with the fact that you have to keep the government open and funded, lawmakers have nonworking days left before the go

we our facetime each other. by the windows. we can make sure the signal to drop and my boys are there. and diane says, give me the phone. i've just been sworn into that state senate. and i'm watching. senator feinstein taste my kids. so paton your that. when coming to washington. i will buy you lunch. that was as she rest in peace. and made her legacy peace. and made her legacy continue to inspire us all. thursday night football on prime. it's on. welcome to thursday night football. thursday night football is on! come on, man! when the hungry bears, holy mackerel! take on the up and coming commanders. for a touchdown! look for them to really be aggressive tonight. it's a classic nfc showdown, chicago and washington. unreal! stream thursday night football. we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we needed, another big bank. not so fast. how many banks do you know that reward you for saving every month? he's got a good point. did i mention

driving and screaming and acting and i'm calling on the driver. [ laughter ] and i call my boy on facetimedriving. >> jimmy: what? >> because you got, to you have to. if mike going to make executive decision, i'm going make some executive decisions too. [ laughter ] >> now you get a sense why it might be a little be dangerous to drive with him. >> jimmy: oprah would not like any of this at all. >> is that right? >> jimmy: she would be very displeased, yeah. >> i'm sorry, oprah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all apologies to oprah. jake gyllenhaal and yahya abdul-mateen ii with us with "ambulance." we'll be back with more after this. since i retired, i've had trouble falling asleep and staying asleep - you know, insomnia. which was making my days feel like an uphill battle. that is, until i discovered something different, quviviq - a once-nightly fda approved medication for adults with insomnia. not getting enough sleep was leaving me tired. -oh come on! but quviviq helped me get more sleep. quviviq works differently than medication you may have taken in the past. it's thought to target one of the

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facetime gets new reactions, press and hold on your image to send balloons. confetti.eworks and more or try gestures a thumbs up. he signed for balloons 2 for confetti. standby shows info in your phone is charging on its side swipe to see the clock widgets photos and more iphone 14 15 pro models will show stand by all the time. other models will need a tap on the screen or motion at night to bring it exchanging your phone number is as easy as holding 2 phones together. this feature is also coming later this year to apple. watch. and let's say, you know, feel like reading an article, just say, siri read this. >> lightning strikes. iphone goes usb-c. you can also tap icon in the url to bring up a play button and listening controls. finally cropping a photo is now as easy as zooming in pinch to zoom, then tap the new crop to save instantly tap and hold to save in a specific aspect ratio like square or wide screen. keep in mind, this is just a small sampling. there are also new health and wellness features like how you can now log your motions and daily mood in the health

you are like brian kilmeade you love facetime. you love to be on camera. just kidding, we love brian we kid him a lot. >> is he a good guy. >> where are you from. >> des moines. >> ainsley: love your state fair. what your issues. >> we need to get the budget deficit down. it's killing us. >> ainsley: i talked to one man over there who said how much do you get in social security a month? 1400. and his isisster has to help him out. it's just not enough. economy is a big issue. retirement. when you are on a fixed income and groceries are expensive, how do you do it? >> you cut back. >> ainsley: what have you had to cut back on? >> travel. vacations, things like that. >> ainsley: yes, sir. >> this is the time in your life when you should be able to do that. >> yeah. of course my wife works so i'm sending her back. [laughter] >> ainsley: i hear that the wife goes back to work when he retires. [laughter] >> that's right. that's right. >> ainsley: anyone else want to give their opinions? yes, sir. i'll come to you over here. what a nice-looking group. oh, be care

. >> and that's when she facetimed me. and she was crying and freaking out.'s the only person that reilly could think of who would want to harm emma. >> the only thing that i thought of was, whoever the person was at her. that saturday morning. that's the first thing i thought. >> riley told police, even though he and emma had broken up, he still cared for her. in fact, they spoke on the phone friday night in the hours before she was shot. >> i just told her how much i loved her, and that i was sorry that she had didn't wanted what we had anymore. she said she didn't care about the relationship anymore. she said she did care about me and she loved me but she didn't want the relationship. >> riley was on campus about 25 miles away, crying over the breakup. >> i just sat there looking at pictures of us. >> he woke up to people texting and calling with their condolences. >> so i was like, what are you talking about? did you not hear what happened? i was like, what are you're talking about? >> riley had now lost the love of his life are good. but this pair of sea