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"new york times" besellg auth gretchen rubin is here and one drew careemma stone and. gretchen.vance. an t difficult relative, we can only work on ourselves. think about where we've run into problems. how can i act the way i want to behave. if i know i'm going to have problems with uncle bob, sit at the other end of the table. think in advance. >> what happens when uncle bob throws the firebomb at the dinner table? >> one of the things you can say is joke about it. there's absolutely time for debate, but to say, let's agree to disagree and give everybody something to be thankful for. and then maybe redirect. like what's a great new television show everybody's watching to try to get the conversation -- watch "the price is right." what's been happening on "the price is right"? >> and what about managing expectations? part of the problem is that people go into thanksgiving like, this year's going to be different. >> going to be perfect. >> it's not. >> right. one of -- research does show that rituals and traditions help to boost people's happiness and help with family cohesion. but

big names will be here, former president obama, gretchen carlson just to name a few. the event starts tomorrow, but some events are starting today. people are inside the moscone center there setting up. if you are showing up to this conference, keep in mind there's public transitio$portationtrans. >>> here's on abc 7 mornings, we're trying something new towards the end of our show, we're pointing out two top stories on our website that you should check out before we go. so, one of our stories here,s i've been tracking this all morning long, one person has died in a two-car crash. this is going to impact a lot of people that are traveling into san francisco and out as well because there's a slowdown on both sides. now, to another top story here, pg&e warning of another possible power shutoff, amy hollyfield has been talking about this all morning long. her story is attached here as well as so much more information and mike is also tracking that as well. i want to send it over to him now. we have really been concerned about this fire warning lingering well past our usua

gretchen rubin clerked for justice o'connor. she is the author of many best-selling books. if he listed them all we had be here for a while. host of the happier podcast and creator of an app called better, which i'm excited to learn more about. and finally, clerked for justice bryer. time working as an ausa. he headed the major investigations unit in baltimore. served as the deputy attorney general of maryland. he is now a partner at dla piper and a candidate for the mayor of the city of baltimore. so thank you all very much for joining. today we are going to be discussing life after clerking. in some ways this a strange topic because every clerk has had a life after clerking. and their paths encompas every field of government, every peeled of practice, extended far beyond the law. in other words, they are just like you. at the risk of fighting the premise of this panel, there is something to be said for the fact that scotus clerks are just like all over law school graduates. they often come to the court early in their careers. they may have had limited exposure to the wide

sentences of that i don't need to keep a great deal of the bones for over gretchen on the force i'm for the most recent article about murder that missed the boat on most of the ballets at the last dragons in this world as you call it the whole 3 years. on. this is d w news live from our land they targeted smash and grab bag yields a spectacular haul thieves break into the royal palace of the german city of dresden and make off with dive into jewelry up and measurable cultural value museum authorities say it's a disaster i don't know what's exactly missing apps also coming out over goes under in london transport.

for over gretchen home the 4th time flew the most recently that we can buy looks rather nice the bottom of the valley is at the last dragon was words as we called the home to use to agree books on. this is do w. news live from berlin kong heads to the polls and key local elections chief executive kerry lam is under pressure pro-democracy protesters want to send her and beijing a message though it is one they'll cut off the boat defiance breaks out again also coming up pope francis takes a stand against nuclear weapons the pontiff makes.

tehran and the carriages were crimes with iranian soldiers who'd been gassed some were just coffee gretchen and one man who was reading the koran themselves and put a handkerchief what blows his lips. gradually to cargo's became permeated with this sort of 36 mile and i realized it was the smell of the gas they were coughing up from the lungs i was going around the car does open the windows and the night air is trying to clean the train out of the smell of obviously chemical. bombs to 2003 i was being attacked on radio shows especially from america you know complaining about the american invasion or you pro saddam and i said excuse me i was on the train of iranians gassed by the rockies and the chemical components came from the united states at the very time that you will rumsfeld was meeting saddam you were meeting with saddam hussein i think we have some video of that. of that meeting tell me what was going on during this is what did you get this video from the iraqi television is on the wacky television when did they give it to you recently are we back then we dug this out of the c.n.n.

to give us an excess of what i am truly dipsy complete update on the books both for those of gretchen home the 4th time through the solo the closeness to me that makes them the lives whether it is the bottom or the ballets at the last dragon this world has called the palm tree. on. the else isn't cultural over there it goes insatiable up there rivalry deadly. 3 princes. dream of leading the club more. the rise of the princes. starts november 27th on the d w. the be . this is the w. news live from the most anticipated witness in the champion pietschmann hearings delivers his testimony to the u.s. ambassador edward song that says that the president demanded pressure on ukraine to investigate chunks political rival joe biden and he claims everyone close to the president knew about it. meanwhile u.s. democrats are a good arab it is easy to defeat donald trump in 2028 during the latest of a 2 presidential contenders condemning donald trump was the one.

than they were progressivism but it's not really progressing the country is actually causing a real gretchen and a lot of people are having problems you're having all sorts of new mental health diagnosis is and you know graduation rates are still horrible in the inner cities you know all these places that continually elect these liberals are actually performing the worst. well ever on the east coast of the united states for menudo university professors launched a campaign of his own he started an online crusade against what he calls a collective hysteria surrounding russian related stories that after reading his thoughts he claims that he's faced accusations of being a russian spy and a nazi i correct involved initially created an anonymous twitter page which he used to criticise political correctness he dashed out against numerous liberal ideas and movements but after his identity was discovered the professor claims that his life on campus was made up bearable and forced him to quit we spoke to him earlier. the university has turned into this is broadly speaking an indoctrination center for

president obama, tim cook, megan rapinot, gretchen carlson. several other business leaders and actors will be here as well. if you're sitting at home thinking this sounds fun, i want to go, tickets range from $1,000 to $2,000 and they're sold out. liz kreutz, abc7 news. >> all right. thanks. you can find out much more information on how dreamforce is impacting traffic plus a link to the speakers and other events happening at the conference, just go to abc7news.com. >>> developing now, pg&e is warning about another round of potential power shutoffs this week. so here's a look at the counties in our area that could go dark on wednesday. the list includes lake, mendocino, napa, solano andoland counties. >>> after days without last month, some north bay cities are trying to prepare if their traffic lights go dark. outside of san rafael, 11 of the town's traffic lights went oun during the planned outages. now leaders are considering a roughly $63,000 plan to link the lights to backup power generators. other areas like novato are thinking through th

opportunity for democrats and last time around, he has a strong candidate, woman candidate, ubia gretchen of young kids, he had shown her young kids and talked about being a mom in her video and had this very contentious debate where peter king got very testy with her. it was the kind of race where, you know, a lot of women in a lot of districts around the country won that race. she came up a little bit short but it just highlighted, i think, the opportunity here for progressives to -- and for democrats to really make a real clear contrast. >> you know, cornell, what i see here in the thinking of these folks are you're going to have to raise a lot of money, you're going to have to run a tough race. the sort of demographics on the ground in the trump era makes it harder to win these places and then you got to defend the president all the time which i just feel like is a kind of -- i'm serious, like, who wants it, honestly? i think, 20 exoduses, i can understand the decisionmaking. >> well, i don't see this story and what you're seeing with king and some other republicans and them losing th

filipino as fleets of always exist in combat sports like that their black belts are gretchen miller who is a 3 time gold medalist in the sea games her records remain unmatched across asia to this day the athlete. sports commission now provides food went to the basic which is i'm glad that happened also they got their food for free like before though we need $11000.00 beds and i receive i need to buy my own food every athlete stream not really the gold medal but you know at the end of the during the ceremony that year you're the reason why you're the national anthem is being played you know like everyone would be standing up for your country for your flag. compared to other sports at least cuts across social classes in the philippines he is a stick to using sticks and knives and disguised as a folk dance at least is believed to have been used by the tubes to fight during the early spanish colonial period so it is seen not just as a sport but also an art form that represents the filipinos ability to resist and ensure. dog and the numerous. very strong weather in south africa has forced gu

it's about the women of fox in gretchen color son, susan estrich, several others played, nicole kidmanallison janney, connie britton, kate mckinnon, incredible ensemble of smart and committed actresses and it is their movie. everything that they do is in reaction to the reality of roger ailes and what he created up fox. to me that was a great asset, poor russell crowe had to be the major player in eight part series about roger ailes. i did not watch because i do not want my mind modeled as i played the part. but i also do not want to because i did not want to see eight hours of roger ailes. [laughter] i really do feel he had a terrible burden to carry. i did have a fat suit that made me look 300 pounds, i carry that burden. [laughter] but i was nearly the inciting incident of the story and it's very important and urgent story about and for women. [applause] >> here's what we call in my trade, and appropriate attempt that and think about fox news watchers and how they would respond to your book. [laughter] >> i'm wondering if you have some thoughts on that. this is a difficult thing for

how do they survive something like this when you have people like megan kelly and gretchen carlson, gretaho are calling to outside law firm to come in and investigate the claims and are asking if it's found to be true, they need to go, they need to be fired. >> and it is pretty striking that again and again in this book the wonderful brave journalists at nbc, many whom are sources in the book and many holding their bosses feet in the fire and demanding accountability which is a tough thing to do by your own bosses say over and over again by the chain of command and the company why don't we do an outside investigation, they demanded, it has been demanded in the company for years and flatly refused and this is another big broad important point of corporate america, internal investigations, self-investigations are not investigations. >> you ask me to grade myself, i get an a every time. >> in your kids rightly so. [laughter] >> it's a real serious problem and, you know, there are a set of techniques when a company is trying to conceal something including doing their own self-investigation an

part of our partnership with gle gretchen ruber and her podcast "hap "happi "happier.connected to where you live. choose a day to explore places you've never been to, for example, visit a new museum or a restaurant. the research shows trying new things makes you happier and creates richer experiences. i always think that about the statue of liberty. i've never been. >> there's so many places in new york i realize i haven't been. >>> this is a kpix5 news morning update. >>> good morning. it is 8:55. we still have the stop and go right rest ride into work in the south bay. taking a look at traffic along 85 sluggish due to a trouble spot near saratoga where there was an accident involving injuries. there are delays because of that. westbound 80 slow and go. 36 minutes from highway 4 to the maccarthur maze. westbound 580 a slow ride. still sluggish northbound 101 out of the south bay. you can sea brake lights there. 102 minutes your drive time in that area. looks like traffic is still sluggish towards the bay bridge where the metering lights remain on and brake lights. goo

part of our partnership with gretchen rubin and her podcast " "happi "happier." 76% of americans experience>> here are tips to stop dreading the start of the workweek, though. one, get organized. plan that monday outfit. you can still do it now. number two, ease into -- into the week with low-stress tasks like checking e-mail. start it slow and easy. schedule a lunch break with a friend. that's something you can still do right now. or how about this -- i like there a lot -- try moving monday meetings to later in the week. >> next week. >> see you later. yeah. or on sundays, do something fun. will do something you enjoy. watch your favorite tv show. if you're in a positive mood it decreases stress, you'll have a better week. >> helping people. >> as you did. you know when you're at ross and you realize it's time your sister stopped borrowing your sweaters? yeah! that's yes for less. stop stealing mine... never. holiday gifts everyone's sure to love at 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. at ross. yes for less. and you realize you are the the hostess with the mostest. you know when y

reporter: "bombshell" with attention-grabbing performances with nicole kidman as former fox news anchor gretchenas megynelly. a new version of "little women" getting big buzz. also in december, the controversial film version of the musical "cats" and, of course, a galaxy far, far away is finally near. "star wars: the rise of skywalker" ends the nine-movie skywalker saga. >> taking one last look, sir, at my friends. >> and one more film to put on your radar. oscar nominee daniel kaluuya from "get out" is getting buzz from "queen & slim," a romantic thriller about a first date that turns into a run from the law so many movies to choose from. get your elastic waistband pants out and enjoy. >> leggings. all the leggings. >>> check this out, the detroit lions play football every year on thanksgiving but it's not every year that the power goes out. take a look at what happened during the halftime show. that's not a mistake. that was a technical glitch, the power going out. a few notes into brothers osborne's first song,t. they just lost power. luckily after a few awkward moments you see the crowd cele

. ♪ i know all the words to every tanya tucker song ♪ >> from loretta lynn to tanya tucker, gretchenh: good morning, america. >> both: good morning, america. ♪ >> we want to say good morning, america. it's a nice lineup to get us going. >> i know. cmas last night, and we have been telling you so many incredible performances. lara was there for it all there in nashville, and carrie underwood, i mean since 2008, she has been one of the co-hosts and she brings it each and every year, and she has done it again, lara. >> she sure did. you know, all of these women wanted to make it clear just because they are powerful doesn't mean they don't enjoy fashion, in fact, i heard many times backstage they used fashion as part of their power last night and as you're saying no one captured that sense of owning who they are and their strength than carrie underwood. like superwoman transforming not once, not twice but ten times into looks that just blew away the audience, am i right? [ cheers ] but they also seem to feed and energize carrie's spirit throughout the night. it was something to behold, g

part of our partnership with gretchen rubin and her award-winning podcast "happier."ship. doy. >> they needed this -- >> we get that. >> pick up your sock, i wouldn't need to nag. >> here are strategies to nag less. first, try a wordless hint like leaving the trash by the door or give a one-word verbal reminder like "dishes." >> there's an exclamation point next to "dishes." >> it do not insist a task be done on your schedule because that's annoying. of course, the most effective tool is do it yourself. >> i was going to say, that solves everything. >> yeah. a problem with that -- >> this is really important -- be sure to express appreciation when someone accomplishes a task. i find couples don't do that enough. saying thank you goes a long way to your spouse. research shows this will motivate them to pitch in again. >> don't treat your spouse like a child. >> no. no, no. >> good job with the dishes. >> we all know nagging is never a good thing. nor is it good to see "you always do" -- >> yes. >> how could you say -- >> whe so, as you can see, saving can be quite simp

switching and saying i like the stocks, it is like suddenly i'm man of the year rivalling that woman, gretchene one that came in front of congress and the treat, which is possible man of the year it reverses global warming >> tree is very important. plant a tree. >> a tree is a tree is a tree. >> plant one. >> i'm planting many >> glad to hear that. >> if we plant a couple trillion trees, weentirely, marc benioff, co-founder of sales force. mayor bloomberg planted a lot of trees here he reversed global warming here. >> any number of them have already perished, but -- >> well, had to just be such a downer >> i'm very -- >> you could bring anyone down. >> not easy being a street tree in new york city. >> trees -- >> people throwing litter in your little area. >> they have ginkgos, they stink but they're indestructible if the event of a nuclear war, hide under a ginkgo. you get one on your shoe, it is worse than dog -- >> a lot of trees in brooklyn. >> many trees grow in brooklyn. >> a tree does grow in brooklyn, that's true. >> that was a good novel. >> very good. >> great picture too movie vers

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gretchen peters, welcome. ms. katherine oyama, welcome. and dr. hany farid. welcome to all of you. we want to thank you for joining us today. we look forward to your testimony. at this time the chair will recognize each witness for five minutes to provide their opening statement. before we begin i would like to explain our lighting system. in front of you is a series of lights. the light will initially be green at the start of your opening statement. the light will turn yellow when you have one minute remaining. please wrap up your testimony at this point. when the light turns red, we just cut your microphone off. we don't, but try to finish before then. mr. huffman, we're going to start with you and you're recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. good morning. chairpersons, ranking members, members of the committee, thank you for inviting me. my name is steve huffman. i'm the cofounder and ceo of reddit and i'm grateful to share why 230 is critical to our company and the internet. reddit monitors content differentlien that other platforms. we imply communities and this approach