many of you know that gail had a long and successful journalism career. before she turned her sights. thank god she did to monticello. she came to us in 2016 as our first public relations and community engagement officer. and it's my delight to welcome her tonight as a colleague. but more importantly as an honored speaker. a common refrain in gail's book is and i quote giving voice to the ancestors. and she does that of course and we try to do that by telling their stories. she describes herself as when i quote a woman whose voice is used as an instrument. not for herself but for those written out of history. a woman who after a lifelong journey founder family her home her purpose end of quote and in part it was because of monticello's work to find and learn from the descendants of its enslaved community. in a project called getting word. that gale found more of her family and their story gail's courageous telling of her story and that of her family. provides an inspiration to all of us and of course gail's book includes the work she has done here since s

in the state of arizona today, thanks to the efforts of representative gail griffin and senator david gowan, veterans pay no taxes on their military pension. [applause] under the g.i. bill, they also get to attend our in-state universities and community colleges free of charge. [applause] after all, they've already given so much. but how about their spouses? these dedicated husbands and wives have served and sacrificed as well. so this session let's launch a program to waive their tuition too. [applause] k-12 education is one of the

>> gail, that is none of your business. i will show you the studio.e space, i know, no lights around here. be careful, it's dark. so, in here, this is where are we do all of my recordings. voice overs. my audible originals that i now have to do for audio original book number 1 through 3. >> this is what i see, i used to see kevin hart actor and comedian and now i'm seeing actor, comedian, entrepreneur, businessman. >> that's the priority, number one. see that? >> what? >> priority, business, evergreen, something that lasts. let's make the hartbeat name last, that's it. >> how did you learn it? >> i've been a sponge in the room. street smart, you put a book in front of me and tell me what i read, i will have trouble, i will fall asleep 12 times in that book. if you put me in an environment where people are talking, i can soak it up fast and i have an ambition of seeing if it's true. i'm good at relationships and building on things. >> you talk about dwroegrowing the streets of philadelphia, and you are sitting here today. do you marvel at the kid and w

last august my colleague, phil gail, spoke to taliban foreign ministry spokesman abdul car back key. he started by asking why the international community should recognize and therefore legitimize the taliban given its track on human rights. the current government understand the new government that has come to power is manifest reality. and the world needs to engage with it as the government that is currently in place has actually fulfilled the criteria for a body to be recognized as a official state according to under international law. and in accordance with article one of the month of a day of conference, $9.00 to $33.00, there are 4 essentials that they need to fulfill. number one, and that has to have defined geography. 2 is that it has to have permanent population and the geography. 3 is that the government has to provide governance. the people ruling have to provide a governance. and the 4th uh criteria is that the government has to have the capability of, of creating and establishing relations with foreign nations. in our view, it's the right of the of the people they have dec

i like what the writer gail collins said in her column this morning in "the new york times" about these rules changes. she had a lot of good things here, but she talked about how we were calling it the nuclear option, and she called it that because some think changing the rules here is worse than nuclear war. but it's not. it is time that we change these roles. -- these rules. through public and leader earlier said it was the democrats who started this, the democrats who started this. it reminds me of a schoolyard fight between a couple of adolescents and of the teacher is trying to break it up and this kid says, he hit me first. he stepped on might over. who cares who started it? it is time to stop it. even if i accept the fact that democrats started it, maybe we they can prove that we did. it is possible, way back when. it has escalated. it turned from a punch here and a punch there to almost extreme fighting. it's got to the point where we can't function. just on nominations alone, we have had 168 nominations since 1949. i picked that day because that is when all this filibuster stuf

gail mcclellan, bbc news.ent time with family and friends, others headed to the shops in search of a bargain. but, a surprisingly large number decided to see in 2022 by getting wet. the bbc�*s tim allman explains. what is it with new year's day and people doing things like this? cheering here at cavour bridge in rome, for more than half a century, every year, to celebrate the new year, they threw themselves into the tiber. normally, the water is icy cold, although milder weather meant it was perhaps a little less bracing this time around. in the netherlands, a group of hardy souls went for a dip in the north sea. an official event had been cancelled due to covid restrictions, but some just couldn't stop themselves. it feels like a refreshment, you know? now, ifeel like all my troubles are gone and i actually feel really energised. not that far away in portugal, their destination was the choppy seas of the north atlantic. the sun was shining, the water was cold. the mood, surprisingly positive. "it's a portugue

ah, i'm from gail. welcome to the program. the secretary of state has been here in berlin for tours with allies about containing the perceived threat of russian invasion of ukraine and in the blink and met with german foreign minister and alina bab, walk on that british and french counterparts after stopping kiev. yesterday, mister blanket will end his tour to morrow in geneva, where he's due to me to russian foreign minister, sergey lover of his meetings widely viewed as one of the last attempts to stop russia lodging, an attack on neighboring ukraine. mister blake and said he and other european leaders were on the same page and looking for a peaceful solution to the conflict. our collective a, the goal that, that we share was to seek a diplomatic path to deescalate tensions caused by russia's massing of troops on your brains waters. to deter and prevent further russian invasion or destabilization of ukraine. and to address legitimate security concerns put forward by russia by the united states, by europe, through dialogue. n

daniel gail like many thanks. ok, let's take a look now. some of the other stories making headlines around the world. and a bomb blast on the mini van in afghanistan has killed at least 7 people and wounded 9 others. in the western city of tele beneficial side, the bomb was attached to the vent fuel tank. there was no immediate claim of responsibility for the bombing security forces to fire tear gas protesters in the keen, a fossil capital. several 100 people defied a ban on gatherings to march through wagon to go. as an anger grows at the government's inability to stop, she had a st attacks. the violence was killed thousands and displaced. one and a half 1000000 people. thousands of people have taken part in protests against sweden's cove in 19 vaccination. pass in stock on a government recently expanded the use of the pass as the on the chrome varied spreads rapidly straining the health care system. sweden set a daily record of more than 41000 new cases. on friday, i to started arriving in tongue, an after last week's volcanic eruption. h

last is ramonica gail with the way it gets done. is orville i? yes. mission you'd bond or no? no. maybe to live out this had my final years here. i'm. if you are all surely, he hopes the whole family can then be proceeded to set aside the differences and reconcile ah, in this episode, we appreciated the yachts chicken. i'll preside and meet in columns across the african continent, 77 percent. in kinshasa, we met some boxes from all over the country who told us about the struggles they faced in the act quest for record additional call on support for the all work i report this takes us street to our street debate. 17 with thank you for agreeing that this time it destroys cassie's house and field climate change has become an existential threat for the canyon farmer. now it's time to act. his mission takes him all the way to the speaking podium of the world climate conference. in 45 minutes on dw with hey there, i'm david and this is climate change. briggs sack slew happiness in 3 books. this is the book for you. you'll get the smarter for free dw books on youtube with hello my fellow

gail mclennan, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello.the rest of today. in terms of the weather, we have a few scattered showers, some of them heavy. you may have already had a few cracks of thunder, especially across the south of the country. this is what it looks like at 6pm. 11 celsius in london, 9 celsius there in the lowlands of scotland. you can see where the showers are spreading across some parts of the country through the course of the evening and night. a change taking place in scotland. a weather front arrives, behind it we have much colder air, there is a possibility of some snow and stronger winds in places across scotland through the course of the night and the early hours of the morning as well, central and southern scotland. you can see the winds coming in from the north, so that is a sign of that colder air arriving. in the south tomorrow, it is still a south—westerly, so across england and wales it is a mild day but not quite so mild in scotland and northern ireland.

and that was on omar, director of the gail institute for global health. now as we had into the new year, we looked back at one of our more notable reports from 2021 to london where air pollution levels exceed world health organization limits to w's. bergen mos met a woman whose daughter died of a massive asthma attack. she fought through the courts to have air pollution listed as the cause of death on the death certificate. now she campaigns for cleaner air if only the air where better in london, her daughter might still be alive. rosamond casey, deborah's daughter, ella was just 7 when she suddenly developed acute asked mom my late daughter is ela roberta, a. she had one of the worst cases old asthma ever recorded in this country. a was linked to air pollution. and through my research, i found out the air pollution as much as i might feel. it's affected. my daughter, it affects medians. well, it wides. ella suffered for 2 years before she died from an asthma attack. through her daughter's death, rosamond cassie deborah, became an activist. she was able t

ah, i'm feel gail, welcome to the program. u. s. president joe biden has marked the 1st anniversary of the storming of the u. s. little one. a violent mob of trump supporters attempted to stop the certification of the 2020 election results and biden's. when in his speech, the president sought to lay out the truth of what happened that day. a year on many trumps porters continued to spread a false narratives about the attack. and many republican lawmakers still refused to acknowledge that president by the one the election. he said that american democracy was under threats as long as that discord remained. he also had a scathing assessment of his predecessor, who he said, set the state for the attack by continuously sewing doubt about the 2020 election. the former president, united states of america, has created spread a web of lies. but the $21.00 election he's done so because he values power over principle. because he sees his own interest is more important than his country's interest and america centers. and because his bruised

i think at this point, you know, it's really up to the russian president and today both said gail over off the russian foreign minister and also the prevalent spokesman made it clear that the president would be looking at these that risk, this written response that came from nato and from the us yesterday. but for example, the kremlin spokesperson did not exclude that there could be more talks between us and russian foreign minister, as he also didn't include exclude the possibility of more talks potentially on a presidential level. so, between biden and put in going forward, and there are these talks in the norman d format on peace in ukraine. you know, from the russian point of view, they've always insisted they don't want to invade russia. i mean, rather ukraine, despite those troops on the border, but they're very much leaving the military threat on the table now as well with upcoming military exercises between russia and bela bruce in the next few weeks as well. and we sure when reporting from moscow, russia, emily, thank you. let's get you know, up to speed with some of the other

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ah, i'm fil gail. welcome to the program. the president of kazakstan has authorized security forces to open fire on the protesters without warning. in his latest televised address, cassim mcdermott, to cairo, said the state would fight to the end against what he called bandits terrorists and militants. days of violent protest in the central asian nation have seen dozens killed and thousands arrested. at the president's request, russia is leading a force of peacekeepers from former soviet states. to help put down the unrest observer, say authorities, and now appear to have regained control of the biggest city, al matty, the streets of ahmad start from the worst violence to hit the country in 30 years. kazakstan largest city has become graham cyril in a deadly battle against what many here see as a crooked government. what are the least we want to tell the whole world that the only thing flourishing in kazakhstan is corruption. the protest began over hiking fuel prices, but decades of corruption and inequality have found the fl

images reveal the devastation caused by last weekend or catholic interruption and sooner ah, i'm from gail. welcome to the program. you are secretary of state is urged western countries to remain united in the face of what he called relentless russian aggression. to revisit a careful talks with ukrainian president vladimir savanski and to be blank. and also accused moscow of trying to weaken ukraine's democratic institutions. and of attempting to divide ukrainian society, he said washington was committed to protecting ukraine and preventing any escalation with moscow means to blink an issue to hold talks with russia's foreign minister on friday. after meeting with president zalinski, a secretary, lincoln warrant, russia, it would pay a heavy price for any aggression in ukraine. that's why president biden asked me to come here to underscore our steadfast commitment to ukraine sovereignty and territorial integrity. and is why we will continue our relentless diplomatic efforts to prevent renewed aggression and to promote dialogue and peace. at the same time, we continue to bolster ukraine's a

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ah fine show gail, welcome to the program. a protest us of stormed and set fire to government buildings and cassock. stands largest city, violence and al match. he follows days of mass demonstrations over surging fuel prices, appealing for calm the countries president costume jermarta took. i have spoke of death and injury sustained during the protest. a said he would act forcefully to end the unrest. thousands of protesters venting their fury at the government. a rare sight in the authoritarian ex soviet republic. for 4 days. these people have been taking to the streets. protest started in the remote oil hub of gentlemen. but they quickly spread to other cities after the government announced an end to price caps on fuel. now the unrest appears to be spiraling and hitting the country's largest city. amity, in particular, protest is a calling for white or political changes. police if deployed in numbers in a bid to curb the unrest just to show what t a guests and stun grenades have done little to dissuade protesters. neither ha

ah, i'm fo gail a welcome to the program. you are a secretary of state and to the blanket on russian foreign minister survey laughter off of and today's high stakes talks over ukraine. the meeting in geneva was held in the hope of reducing tension. i'm it growing concerns at russia is preparing to invade. ukraine is to love rav inserted. his country has no plans for an invasion, despite the presence of tens of thousands of russian troops near the ukrainian border, at least their talking. but with relations between the us and russia. at an extreme low point, the 2 countries top diplomats had radically different goals. the u. s. to avoid russian military action in ukraine. we've been clear if any russian military forces move across ukraine's border, that's a renewed invasion. it will be met with swift, severe, and a united response from the united states and are partisan allies. russia has said it wants security guarantees from the west, including denying nato membership to ukraine. russian foreign minister, sergey live ra, sai

ah, i'm fil. gail. welcome to the program. the roof of south africa, the parliament is on fire again. almost a day after firefighters said they had contained a major blaze there. a flames and smoke have been seen coming from the assembly building and cape town, and firefighters have been called in again. the parliament quarter lights early on sunday and has been burning since the 49 year old man is set to face court on tuesday. charged on several counts including austin. parliament spokespersons says that they want answers about how exactly the fire flared up again. on monday. we are waiting for the full information, an update from the firefighter with a got to and what was the reason behind the site and re emergence of the fire at the roof off. the you mentioned on a simply, by the very device stating a distressing situation. but we continue to appreciate all the efforts of the country just in a bedroom that the firefighters continue to put in there and there. but let's get more from joan, the salim, 5 in cape town. welcome t

ah, i'm fil, gail a welcome to the program. secretary of state, and they blanket and russian foreign minister, so guy laughed off of and today's high stakes talks over ukraine. the meeting in geneva was held in the hope of reducing tension and red, growing concerns at russia's preparing to invade ukraine. russia's mass, tens of thousands of troops near ukraine's border. but mister love, rough insisted, his country has no plans to invade both sides or keeping the door open to diplomacy . you are saying it would respond in writing to russia. security demands. next week . we'll hear 1st from antony, blinking, a man from survey laughter of that's the choice, the grocer faces. now, you can choose the path of diplomacy that can lead to peace and security, or the path that will lead only to conflict. severe consequences and international condemnation. the united states and our allies and partners in europe stand ready to meet russia on either path and we will continue to stand with you crisis. so i spoke frankly about this with tony blankenship and he agreed that we need to have a more reas

ah i'm fil gail. welcome to the program. the roof of south africa's parliament building is on fire again almost a day after 55 to said they had contained a major fire of flames and billowing smoke had been seen coming out to the assembly building, cape town and fife has been called back to the scene the bill originally caught fire early on sunday. the 49 year old man would appear in court on tuesday, charged with various offences, including often the parliament spokesperson says he wants to know why the fire restarted. we are waiting for the full information, an update from the firefighter with a got to. and what was the reason behind the side entry emergence of the fire at the roof off the you mentioned on a simply by the disability by stating distressing situation. but we continue to appreciate all the efforts of the courageous and brave beds that to the firefighters continued to put in the endeavour. let's get more from june. the southern side in cape town, welcomed him. what's being said that about why this fi has flared

ah, i'm fil gail a welcome to the program. we start with a rapidly developing story here in germany where police have arrested 2 people in connection with the fatal shooting of 2 police officers. it was shot when they stopped to car for a traffic check in the early hours of monday morning. mostly behind the killing is still unknown and it's not clear whether more suspects are still at lodge the w corresponded band, reagan is at the scene. welcome back to who is in custody by 2 men over arrested a 38 year old and a 32 year old. the 38 year old and he has s. might be the main perpetrator. police is telling us if he fired the weapon and that is not clear yet, the prosecution has now to establish the facts. but so far we don't know if the these 2 men actually speaking to the police or what is going on. a clear is that they were arrested only 40 kilometers from the crime scene. the one in his car and the other one in his fled. so their effort to flee was not very big. right. and then this morning, police were saying they didn't kno

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all gail's gone wild in the second half. mattias toss working hard on the putback.'s go to the final seconds because usf needs a three to tie. , zane makeeeks, no. adam keith watching the cardinal at usc. they go to the freshman with 30 seconds left and he scores. stanford by two. last chance for the trojans. isaiah mobley, no. sc has only lost twice this year, but twice to stanford. how about cal at ucla? the bears trying to snap a five-game losing streak. not gonna happen. first half, campbell versus the turnover. bruins by 14. the bears could not make a run. second-half off of another turnover. peyton watson finishes on his way to 12 points. the head coach the meaning of life. the bears lose six in arroyo. all you need is just one play from byu. jaelyn williams going coast-to-coast. the floater drops. 26 for williams and santa clara takes down byu, 77-76. sports on abc 7. dan: when the 49ers play the rams this sunday, terrel floyd will be there to capture the memories. ama: lloyd is the team's director of photography. it is his job to capture the big plays, the t

gail berkeley armstrong spent the last 17 years as the editor of the sun reporter in san francisco.ore that, she worked at the oakland post for 32 years. alongside her father thomas berkeley, who founded the paper. she was 74 years old. >> now to colorado. a fast-moving wildfire decimated hundreds of homes north of denver. officials estimated 500 homes were destroyed yesterday. but the state's governor says as many as 1000 homes may have burned. fire officials say it is likely the fire was sparked by power lines down by winds. amazingly, no casualties reported. morgan norwood has more on the fire being called the most destructive in state history. >> god help us. >> the wildfire catastrophe were sitting by the hour. making it the most destructive in-state history. triggering hundreds of evacuations across multiple towns and cities. >> i have people that need to be evacuated. >> the fire scene from above, seemingly forming a wall around the city of lafayette. the skies turning red. on the ground, the winds fueling the out-of-control flames. will carr in the thick of it. >> hurricane

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ah, i'm fo gail welcome to the program. united states as marketing, the anniversary of the storming of the u. s. capital building in washington, d. c. on january the 6th last year, a mob charged the home of the u. s. government as lawmakers inside were preparing to declare joe biden, the winner of the presidential election. earlier in the speech to support us near by outgoing president, donald trump repeated unfounded claims that the election had been stolen. take him up, went on to create havoc inside the capital building, and 5 people died in the violence while the 700 arrests have since been made. we covered that riot live here on d w a year ago and will bring you live coverage of this afternoon's events. america remembers the attack on the seat of its democracy. now these are life pictures from inside the capital are building where u. s. president joe biden, and congressional democrats have gathered for the 1st of a series of ceremonies to commemorate those events of a year ago. so we're expecting our the president to s

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and that's a quote from one of martha gail horne's letters when she manages to finagle her own way to spain and says to a friend i'm going with the boys. i don't know who the boys are but i'm working with them. and outer madrid. it was interesting that earnest. actually gave martha the best writing advice of her career because as a complete. ingenu if you like she had no idea how you wrote about war. and she kept fretting you know didn't some really cataclysmic battle have to happen before can file a story. and he said no, you know here you are in the middle of madrid. it's besieged. the the republican forces are circled encircled by franco's nationalist forces. you're in a city under siege. none of you american readers will have experienced this a city where although they're being shelled two or three times a day. there are still marks brothers movies playing in the cinema and still get your nails done the last beauties you can even get a tram ride to the nearest front you said you you write about you are the eyes. the ears the hearts and the minds of your readers and you must write.

all gail's gone wild in the second half. mattias toss working hard on the putback.onds because usf needs a three to tie. , zane makeeeks, no. adam keith watching the cardinal at usc. they go to the freshman with 30 seconds left and he scores. stanford by two. last chance for the trojans. isaiah mobley, no. sc has only lost twice this year, but twice to stanford. how about cal at ucla? the bears trying to snap a five-game losing streak. not gonna happen. first half, campbell versus the turnover. bruins by 14. the bears could not make a run. second-half off of another turnover. peyton watson finishes on his way to 12 points. the head coach the meaning of life. the bears lose six in arroyo. all you need is just one play from byu. jaelyn williams going coast-to-coast. the floater drops. 26 for williams and santa clara takes down byu, 77-76. sports on abc 7. i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that th

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a short time ago, my colleague phil gail, spoke with a member of the taliban about the groups push for international recognition and the difficulties the country is facing. here's that interview. i've talked to her about k springs for the total balance of foreign affairs ministry. he joins us from afghanistan's capital, kabul, welcome to the w. thank you for having me. why should the international community recognize and therefore, that just in my eyes, the taliban given you a track record on human rights? i. the current government understand the new government that has come to power is manifest reality and the world needs to engage with it as the, the government that is currently in place has actually fulfilled the criteria for a body to be recognized as an official state. according to under international law, and in accordance with article one of the month of a day of conference, $9.00 to $33.00, there are 4 essentials that they need to fulfill. number one, and that has to have defined geography 2 is that it has to have permanent population and the geography of 3 is that the governme

ah, i'm fo gail, welcome to the program. germany's foreign minister says there's no alternative to good relations between moscow and bird. then on a nina bareback was speaking a talk in the russian capital with her counterpart. so gay, love roth, amongst the topics on the agenda of the russian troop build up on the ukrainian border. fierce russia is getting ready to invade its neighbor. was bare box. it talks would cover a variety of issues including some currently casting a shadow of a bilateral ties in annette nottingham. the man in the last few weeks, more than 100000 russian soldiers have gathered near the ukrainian bod own enough for no comprehensible reason. it is difficult not to interpret this as a threat to shoot. and so since i took office, a large part of my discussions has may not be entered on the question of furthering cooperation with russia on deepening common goals was blanket mines. i'm quote, but he and current directly to the german government did not choose the situation. these are the 2 at 100, but it cannot and will not ignore it. are buchanan on van? yeah, i'll f

the w has to luxembourg to find out ah, i feel gail, welcome to the program. protest as a storm, the government offices and set some a light and catholic stance. biggest city al matty violence flat as a mass demonstrations or researching fuel prices. entered a 4th day security voice is made hundreds of rest and used tear gas and stun grenades. try and disperse the crowds. the president has dismissed the government declared states of emergency in 2 regions and said some caps on fuel prices would be reinstated. i grima to la, you can, nova is an independent journalist from catholic stand. she joins us from prague. welcome to d w. what are you hearing from your contacts in the country? thank you for having me right now. i, i do not hear much from my friends or acquaintance almighty, at least because the internet has been repeatedly blocked the entire country. and i'm not sure whether the internet is working now, but i can see for sure that what's up and other messengers have been unavailable since yesterday. and people who are texting me on this messengers are doing so through vpn. and

and so now i'm show gail, welcome to the program united states as, as it believes moscow could launch an attack on ukraine at any point, washington and the stepping up diplomatic efforts to try and prevent a conflict. your secretary of state antony blinkin is in care for talks with president vladimir lansky. he'll meet his russian counterpart, sergey laughed rav in geneva on friday, and speak with german, french, and british foreign ministers. russia has deployed more than a $100000.00 troops to it's a border with ukraine, but denies planning an invasion. to try to. after his meeting with president landscape, mister blinker, board russia, it would pay a heavy price for any aggression in ukraine. that's why present by asked me to come here to underscore our steadfast commitment to ukraine, sovereignty and territorial integrity. and is why we will continue our relentless diplomatic efforts to prevent renewed aggression and to promote dialogue and peace . at the same time, we continue to bolster ukraine's ability to defend itself and make clear the course of the united states and europe

gail is struggling to walk a needs spinal surgery. she has two collapsed discs in her neck.pen. if i had a date for my surgery, there's a light at the end of the tunnel. with no date, there's no light at the end of the tunnel. it isjust a long, dark tunnel of pain medication and sofa—sitting, and... that's my life. as the autumn progressed, daily cases continued to be high. older people and clinically—vulnerable groups began to be invited for a third vaccine — the booster. it means that i'm at less risk of infecting others and spreading the disease, so it's really important to me. the third dose is very important. the booster programme i is there for the people that need the third dose, and need immunity. in the coming season. so we've got no beds on trauma, no medical beds, no surgical beds. the pressure on hospitals continued. how many patients in the department currently waiting for beds? i visited the royal victoria infirmary, in newcastle. at the moment, we've got about eight patients waiting for admission. my concern is not only that we have high levels of bed—waits, w

will probably be best remembered for her portrayal of rose nylund in the sitcom the golden girls, as gailcandinavian viking concoctions? yes. it's called geneukenfleuken. betty white's performance as the ditzy rose earned her an emmy and the hearts of generations of fans. the golden girls, which ran from 1985 to 1992, a top rated series of its time, featured an age demographic rarely highlighted on television. betty white was the last surviving member. now she too is gone, just days before her 100th birthday. she began her entertainment career in radio and by the late 1930s had made her television debut, appearing in variety shows and in a sitcom, life with elizabeth, which she also produced. she reached a new level of success on the mary tyler moore show, where she played the role of sue ann nivens and won two emmys. as she said, she never stopped working. i've been working in this wonderful business for 63 years now, and i am so lucky to be as busy as i am. but i am always worried about overexposure, so i'll say no when they stop asking me. so if you want me to retire, stop asking. but