i think -- in fact, gwen, gwen gets a little bit irritated when she reads or when she sees this.. i went to -- i was at her first eight shows in a row. so i know what that's like. and that's why i said, "all right, six. i'm good with six, i think." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're doing even fewer shows than you watched in this residency. [ laughter ] yeah, that's not a residency. i don't think -- i feel like you could leave a parakeet at home for six nights. [ laughter ] and it would be fine. it has to be more nights than you can keep a pet alive. >> it would still live if you forgot to water it or feed it. >> jimmy: do you like vegas? >> i'm -- i don't -- we'll find out. [ laughter ] you know, i've been there over the years. but it's like -- you know. one night. we hold -- i used to host the awards there with, you know -- >> jimmy: right. >> then i've done distance of shows. i have a bar there now. >> jimmy: right. i saw that, yeah. when did that open? recently, right? >> we did the official opening in april. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> so that's -- >> jimmy: will you go to the bar? >> t

gwen and i think the word hope is the most powerful word in english language.s so powerful that when we finally had our little girl, we named her hope. but while hope is a great word and a great name, it is not a damn plan so it is time for the pep talk. we are in the fourth quarter, two minutes left, the game is tied. but we have the ball. [cheers and applause] and we've got the best quarterback on the field in kamala harris. we do not get tired because we know there is plenty of time to sleep when you are dead, and we believe in the promise of america. we just have to fight for it. here is the deal. there is going to be a day you are sitting in your rocking chair, rocking on your porch and a little one will come home from school and asked, what did you do in the 2024 election, where the american experiment and rule of law survived, where decency survived? and you will be able to answer every damn saying i could. [cheers and applause] so detroit, it is time and as the vice president says, when we vote, we win. michigan, bring this thing home for america, let u

thank you, gwen. and to our

>> yes, you look perfect. >> gwen, congratulations on "bouquet."l here, i feel like, it's every few weeks now. she's one of our favorite guests and, of course, also the mother of nfl icons, travis kelce and jason kelce. but this morning mama kelce sharing the holiday recipe that those boys crave the most, her go-to that pleases the crowd every thanksgiving. you can get it by scanning the qr code at the bottom. donna, good morning. >> how are you doing? >> i'm great. >> oh, this is good. >> having a decent day. >> these are very easy and i have done these wiof my grandchildren, so it's kind of cool. >> what are they called? >> mama kelce's crescent rolls. this was a 1969 winner of the pillsbury bakeoff contest. >> okay. >> and so it's called crescent roll magic marshmallow puffs. you can find it on pillsbury.com. they're real easy. you can do this with your children. flour, cinnamon, sugar. >> all-purpose flour? >> yes. put that in there. take a marshmallow. would you like to do one with me? we do this. >> put the marshmallow in the butter. >> melte

send tammy and gwen back to washington. i want to start by thanking the love of my life, my wife gwen, grateful to my two kids, hope and gus for coming along this amazing journey. and i want to thank every one of you for coming out. you could have been anywhere tonight you all showed up here tonight because you love america, thank you. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> as you probably know, there's a little election tomorrow. >> we get an opportunity tomorrow to shape the future for generations to come. [cheers and applause] we get the chance to elect a new generation of leadership and have kamala harris lead us in a new way forward. now, running like everything is on the line because it is. look, what an incredible journey, 107 days has been been. look at the movement kamala has built in that short amount of time. [cheers and applause] now imagine what she'll do in four years. [cheers and applause] >> and i have to tell you, one of the best parts of this is, she has brought back the joy to our politics. look, this is a p

and that is gwen walz, tim walz wife now speaking in detroit.> we even shared a classroom with a divider right down the middle. and here's a question for you, guess whose class was louder. tim's! but every day i heard tim encouraging his students, determined to help every single one reach their dreams. and that same quality is what makes tim such an effective public servant. thank you. and i know he will make a fantastic partner to president kamala harris! so will you please join me in welcoming the next vice president of the united states, my husband, tim walz! states, my husband, tim walz! >> well, hello detroit! thanks to the love of my life, gwen, for endless support, and for coming along with me on this wild ride. i also want to use this as an opportunity to thank my amazing kids hope and goss. you guys are what it's all for, and i couldn't be prouder of you. and thank you to all of you. you could probably tell from these rallies all across the country tonight, this team is running like everything's on the line because everything's on the l

speaking out is his wife, gwen walz. ms. walz: not only these last few months, but for nearly two decades. [applause] so from our family to yours, thank you. thank you. [applause] and let me say, kamala harris is a remarkable leader. [cheers and applause] and she would have been a remarkable president. [cheers and applause] i am so thankful that on this journey, we had the privilege to get to know her and doug and their wonderful family. we are forever grateful. so i understand how we are all feeling today. and trust me, i've taken on many a battle and fallen short many a time. and losing stings. and it's ok to feel sad and scared and a little surprised, if i'm being honest. mm-hmm. and to give yourself the grace to grieve what could have been. but moments like this ask us to reflect on what matters most, to reflect on what it is that we are fighting for. and i can't help but think back to when tim and i first met. we were teachers in a school just like this one. and we built our relationship on a shared belief that every si

thank you, gwen. [applause] and to our amazing kids, hope and gus.are everything to us, so thank you. [applause] and a big thank you to my family. my mom is here, who i want to say thank you too, darlene. [applause] we did ok, didn't we? we did ok. she did a great job. i think she is as surprised as anybody that we are here. and a huge thank you to vice president kamala harris. [applause] first, for the faith that she placed in me, but more importantly, for the powerful and joyful campaign that she ran. [applause] i'm grateful for her leadership, and forever grateful for her friendship. also, a huge thank you to my staff, both the folks who worked on this campaign, who we got to know over the last three months, and to the amazing people right here in minnesota. we showed the country these guys are the best in the business, and i'm proud to be your teammate in this. thank you all. [applause] and to all of you, i want to thank every single person in this fight, whether it was volunteers, donors, voters, or what i see in here -- lifelong friends. it is

gwen, thank you.ou are not just minnesota's first lady, she is my best friend, and we have been on this journey together. she's an incredible teacher, an incredible mom, an incredible neighbor. samuel, thank you for kicking this thing off. look, it took another minnesotan over here. but it is good to be with neighbors. we are incredibly blessed in minnesota between senator any -- senator amy klobuchar and senator tina smith. we have got some good ones. and they have an incredible partner not just for wisconsin but this whole country. send tammy baldwin back to the senate, please. i was thinking between minnesota, you hear those three powerful leaders. between minnesota and wisconsin, three out of four ain't bad. i want to send a huge thank you to my friend ron kind. when i was a schoolteacher going to run for congress i went to washington, d.c. and i wanted to meet with some people and three people took meetings. i don't necessarily blame them but one of the people who took that meeting was ron kind a

hey, say yeah gwen. our thanks to gwen stefani. book is out now. we have a great show. anthony anderson is here tonight. jodie turner-smith is joining us. and we got great standup from dj demir. stick around. we'll be right back with anderson. anderson, everybody. come on back. mahuchikh. ana. they came to me and said, hey, anthony, we have this idea about the real full monty, but we have to. we have to let you know that you're going to be naked on stage. i was like, i'm in. i'm in. only you would say yes to this. they didn't even tell me what it was for or what it was about. they just said, you naked on stage in front of a live audience. i was like, i'm going to show the world my moneymaker. no. yeah. all right, let's settle down, everybody. now that we have a completely new homes.com with a beautiful new design and the most in-depth info, all we need now is a new name. do we? so we're going to lock the doors and stay late until we find that name that's synonymous with shopping for homes. here's a wild idea. homes.com. we're going to go with homes.com. we're going to k

there's nothing more exciting than to be able to introduce gwen stefani to a packed house of music fansconnection to las vegas runs deeper than most. >> he was performing during the 2017 mass shooting that killed 58 people and injured 850 others. >> whether we like the reason or not, i think that we will always be, you know, kind of tied to vegas in a special way. the old saying of like, don't forget how you got here. and things that happened along the way and especially that situation is going to be one that you know, it's going to be with us forever. >> the superstar is planning a special surprise visit to the heroes whose work saved lives on that tragic day. >> they're not expecting me to be here, so we're going to show up and play them a couple songs and just thank them for being there that night. i love coming out. >> what's up guys? >> tune in to vegas lights and country nights countdown to the cma awards. a special edition of 2020 tomorrow at ten eastern nine central, right here on abc. >> but let me make myself clear. when we come back, a very beyonce christmas with the supersta

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look, this is personal for so many of us, gwen and i included.ly because of fertility treatments and i will be if anybody in this country should be denied that same right. when congress passes that will to restore reproductive freedom, president harris will sign it into law. folks, this is getting pretty simple not. come all and i trust women. it's that simple. now tomorrow women all across america, of every age, both parties, are going to send a loud and clear message to donald trump, whether he likes it or not. so here it is, folks. it's our moment. the election is here. the momentum is on our side. with one or two votes for three states and the state of michigan, we can win the whole darn thing. we take nothing for granted. now gwen and i, we think the word hope is the most powerful word in the english language. infect, it was so powerful, when we finally had that child, and that little girl, we named her hope. but while hope is a great word and a great name, it's not a plan so it's time for the pep talk, folks. we're in the fourth quarter, tw

now, gwen and i think the word hope is the most powerful word in the english language -- language.ot a damn plan. it is time for the pep talk. we are in the fourth quarter, two minutes left. the game is tied. but we have the damn ball and we have the best quarterback on the field and kamala harris. we do not get tired because we know there is plenty of time to sleep when you are dead and we, we believe in the promise of america, we just have to fight for it. here is the deal, folks. there will be a day where you will be sitting in that rocking chair and you will be rocking on the porch in a little one will come home from school and asked what did you do in the 2024 election where the american experiment survived, the rule of law survived, where decency survived and you will be able to answer every damn thing i could. every damn thing i could. so, detroit, it is time. as a vice president says, when we vote -- >> we win. >> michigan, bring this thing home for america. let's go. let's go. [cheering and applause] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> wow. [cheering and applause] >> usa. usa. >> it's great

thank you, gwen. and to our amazing children, hope and gus, they are everything. and a big thank you to my family, my mom is he, who i want to say thank you to darlene. we did okay, didn't we? we did okay. she did a great job. i think she is as surprised as anybody that we are here, but a huge thank you to vice president kamala harris. first for the faith that she placed in me, but more importantly, for the powerful and joyful campaign that she ran. i am grateful for leadership and forever grateful for her friendship. also, a huge thank you to my staff, both the folks who worked on this campaign, we got to know over the last three months, and to the amazing team right here in minnesota. we showed the country these guys are the best in the business and i am proud to be your teammate in this. thank you all. and to all of you, i want to thank every single person who stood with us in this fight. when it was volunteers, donors, voters, what i see in here, lifelong friends. it is an honor of an lifetime to have your support and i will never forget everything you did to

our friend from across the river and our next second lady of the united states of america, missus gwen walz. [cheering and applause] ♪♪ >> i know. hello. hello, wisconsin. [cheering and applause] come on. hello, wisconsin. [cheering and applause] yes. now that is a kind of greeting we give our neighbors. right? i am so excited to be here today thank you to samuel for that introduction. he graduated from the same school. super special to have that introduction. and our dear friend congressman is here with us today. yes. yes. ron, if you agree for me that would be great. so manyy good times. and then, of course, a fighter like no other in practically a member of our family senator klobuchar. [cheering and applause] thank you. thank all of you for coming today. i am so grateful and i am so excited to be back in wisconsin. i practically live here now. [laughter] we are just one day away from the election as you well know, but i know that we can win and i know that we will win. yes, we will. [cheering and applause] and here is how i know that. because we have you. that is why we are going t

grammy award winner sting is going to be on hand to help snoop dogg and gwen gwen stefani.egendary rocker has performed on the show in the past, but this is the first time he's worked with contestants. i was a little nervous coming in because, you know, i don't really know what to say, but was enjoying giving a hint and then seeing it come into into fruition action. like, wow, it makes a big difference. that tiny little thing you say suddenly has it. flowers. and that's exciting. you can watch sting and jennifer hudson join the coaches on the voice. that's tomorrow night at eight right here on nbc. bay area. well, beyonce is coming to yale as a subject of a new course that is. yale university announced in the spring, it is offering a class titled beyonce makes history black radical tradition, histor, culture, theory, and politics through music. the course description says students will use her work as a lens through which to examine black intellectual thought and activism. it's the latest in several pop culture classes that have sprung up in recent years. universities aroun

people to selling to us military, which in the past, how's the need of any help in carrying out its gwen business abroad. but it's open, i will be back of the top of the hour on the well, interestingly enough, that was one of the most valuable things that i wanted to do was question, shall we say these ukrainian prisoners? because i wanted to get inside their minds. i wanted to disentangle the strings that tied them up in knots that enabled and animated their actions. what was their decision making process? what were their biases, their prejudices? what was their psychological profile? i wanted to study them in very deep detailed ways. i am an american i see army officer and i've come to ukraine to try and understand and take the understanding back to americans about what has been happening here. so i'm very glad that you will sit down and talk with me, and i'm very glad that you speak english because my russian is not good. i'm assume to pull the regiment as though i lay a combo, a girl remotes that girl on a motion by to me over a joint us of my name is to 90. my sony is functional and

gwen, thank you. she is not just minnesota's first lady, she is my best friend.een on this journey together. she is an incredible teacher, incredible mom, incredible neighbor. i am grateful for that. samuel, thanks for kicking this thing off. it took another minnesota and over here. it is good to be with neighbors. we are incredibly blessed in minnesota under amy klobuchar and tina smith. we have got some good ones. and they have incredible partners not just for wisconsin but the entire country. send tammy baldwin back to the senate, please. [applause] i was thinking between minnesota, three powerful leaders, between minnesota and wisconsin, three out of four ain't bad. we will get the other so don't worry about that. when i was a schoolteacher going to run for congress, i went out to washington, d.c., and i wanted to meet with people. three people took meetings. i don't necessarily blame them. one of those people who took the meeting was ron kind. that means a lot to me. it means a lot. i learned a lot. what i do know is this district was represented as well as

i l -- gwen st -- >> jimmy: no, you have a good crew. you have a good crew. >> gwen next to me.them. [ applause ] >> jimmy: yeah. and to give you -- and see them, and -- >> yeah. i have to mention that this is -- this is a big time of year for you, because you've become very associated with christmas. [ blows raspberry ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what. >> nothing, it's uncomfortable for me. >> jimmy: what's the problem? >> the problem is, i feel like -- there was times i felt like i had a good -- like, it was, like, me. i had a big part of the holiday. >> jimmy: you are. >> no, man, you're taking over. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, i -- >> i really feel like -- dude, you deserve it, too. like, i'm not even kidding, did you say the record, mine was number one right now? >> jimmy: yes. >> well, that's just bull. [ light laughter ] like, i just say, let's boycott buble. >> jimmy: no! >> fallon number one! >> jimmy: no, no, no, no, no. >> audience: fallon number one! >> jimmy: no, no, no, we're not doing this, no. >> let me see. >> jimmy: no, we're not doing this. >> do you hav

. >> reporter: gwen carlisle is one of more than 50 talkline experts experts manning the phones, fielding culinary question imaginable from cooking the bird to perfecting sides. do people cry when they call? >> oh, some people. >> reporter: yeah. >> and it's awful. and i want to cry. >> reporter: what's like maybe the weirdest question you've gotten? >> i had one person call me. they were asking about the stopper in the sink, if it was oven safe. i said why are you asking? she said, well, we were thawing the turkey in the sink, we took the turkey out, put it in the pan and didn't realize it was stuck under the wi. and they cooked the turkey with the sink stopper through the whole thing. they're busy, and they're doing so many things on the holiday. common sense sometimesoes out the window and things happen and they call us. >> reporter: all talkline experts come in with backgrounds in food and cooking. >> butterball u is when we bring all the incoming freshmen and run them through making a turkey. we want to teach them the butterball way. >> reporter: the experts are trained in every meth

i was excited because meeting him and his family, gwen and gus , i just knew kamala made the right choiceyou could just see it. to see him out there every day working so hard on behalf of this campaign and on behalf of this country, it has been so great. i've only got to see him a couple of times in between. this is actually our first event together. so i get to repeat that big bear hug when he comes out here. is my honor to welcome to the stage, a veteran, teacher, coach, governor, father, a man who embodies what it means to be american and what it means to serve. and a leader who is ready to get to work on day one as your vice president. may introduce the next vice president of the united states, my buddy, tim walz. ♪ >> ♪ well i was born in a small town and i live in a small town probably dine a small town ♪ ♪ gov. walz: well, hello atlanta! you are here today so i've got to do it. 27-13 on atlanta, two minutes left in the game, you are in good shape, you are going to win this thing. how lucky are we? doug emhoff, an incredible partner. he's going to make the greatest and the first fir

her husband, first gentleman doug emhoff, and running mate, minnesota governor tim walz and his wife gwen, were in attendance. the crowd of supporters moved from grief to glimmers of hope, some waving american flags, others capturing a slice of history on their phone as the vice president challenged everyone listening to get to work. >> so to everyone who is watching, do not despair. this is not a time to throw up our hands. this is a time to roll up our sleeves. >> a message that resonated with the crowd of supporters, lifelong friends and howard alumni like jory fortson. >> she ended with a call for us to also think about how we live our everyday lives. and at the end, she said. and in truth and service, which is the motto of howard university. and so as an alumna, it really filled me with a sense of pride for longtime friend and supporter chuck collins. >> i had to wake up and think about what life my grandchildren. >> it was a tough pill to swallow. >> it's emotionally hard for us to absorb the enormity of this loss, but we can't stop at our grief. we have to move through our grief in

gwen stefani, huge fan of yacht rock. massive. i swear to god.ers and applause ] >> that was great having some of our friends there, and of course, on the other hand, they obviously lowered the bar for giants. >> come on! >> it was very nice and christine baransski and stephen a. smith. well deserved. >> way to go, al. >> thank you. thank you. let's see what's going on for your weekend, and we start off with friday. winds will be increasing which we do not need because it is so dry. mild out west, heavy snow out through the plains. saturday still windy in the northeast, mid-atlantic gorgeous day, great lakes, nice in the gulf and some snow in the rockies and then sunday -- sunday, no rain in sight really. the eastern half of the country will be sunny and dry. a west coast storm fires up bringing snow to the c good. wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are seeing some rain moving into the bay area. that will be arriving in the north bay late morning into the early afternoon. it looks like most of the rain is pretty light, though. we'

that male voters didn't race to the polls to support tim walz and gwen? and in arizona, hundreds of thousands of votes still need to be counted, and republican senate candidate kari lake is fewer than what, 40,000 votes behind ruben gallego. our bill melugin believes we should keep a close eye on this race, which got me thinking. imagine if mitch mcconnell's senate leadership fund had actually given kari lake some of the money they blew on larry hogan in maryland, and more finger pointing in the harris campaign. remember all those glorious concerts with all the mega stars? we're really going to turn the vote out for kamala at the end of the campaign. building energy excitement for all the voters. give it a shot. oh, won't be here. we did it. well, the bills are coming due, and the new york post is reporting that the campaign blew $20 million on the multiple extravaganzas, and they did it on the advice of obama alum stephanie cutter. o, with nothing to show for it in the end. so now vendors are saying they fear they're going to get stiffed. imagine how muc

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people to selling to us military, which in the past, how's the need of any help in carrying out its gwen business abroad. how bit of a change in tone of the cotton has come down on citizens. only museum dedicated to the story that needs a lot of 11. it's management said the name has become a bar to amid and go over. the blue in ukraine. attraction will now be re imagined as a museum of russo finished release in the store. terry and trajectory of russian society postwar underscores. the need for a new wants to understanding of historical narratives and contemporary realities against this backdrop of evolving geopolitical landscapes. finland's journey towards natal membership and the re calibration of its eastern borders, mark significant milestones and its geo political evolution. the museums future mandate extends beyond the confines of lennon's era to encompass the dynamic continuum of finished russian relations. thus, the decision to re brand the museum as new to the museum of finish russian relations reflects a commitment to aligning its identity with its of all the mission. while the

do it gwen in a heart beat. >> one last.t was it like the minute you jumped out of the plane the first time? >> i have been curious. >> i was on a rope. >> okay. i'm sure i had a different experience for me -- i never had a problem my first time when we were getting red to jump when they open the door this is scare you are don't know how the wind will be or your left laning will be. it it is i had a problem my legs would shake come when we moved that's when everything guess out the window and you know. once you jump out it is different. it is more calm and everything like that. but going on the ground is scary. >> wow. >> yea. thank you. thank you. >> thank you so much for coming today and sharing. appreciate it. i think likely all said need to roach out to veterans and you know to story a dialogue and you know have that excuse to say what is up and have a coffee or see how they and are check on each other from time to time and stuff like that and want to really thank one voice for putting this getting you together and givin

winning uh, by far, and we have on the more conservative side pools, talking about um, the actual gwen by truck. so these schools have been historically not accurate. they have not been predicted for the majority of them that clinton was going to win 2016 and that never happened. and it was the, it was much clearer one by the ran against the trunk in 2020. but now i think we, we go back to the point of not to trust any of these oppose because i seriously think that the dynamics of this election are unprecedented. especially where we have candidates that are basically like powers for freighting michigan and was council as too important battle ground space. and at the same time, uh, trunk is, is, is we can good with the newer of the population segments since he did not do well with in 2016. so i think it's all up in the year and it's very close for sure. the us state department says israel failed to sufficiently improve humanitarian conditions as a deadline to meet those conditions are risk cutting in military assistance draws near. now this also comes as the us secretary of state antony

does gwen like diamonds? >> does she prefer pearls? what the holy hell is a hollaback girl >> that scandal surrounding the san mateo county sheriff's office is still a hot topic tonight. the city county, the county's independent civilian advisory commission, discussed the scathing independent report released last week. that report has the board of supervisors looking to oust the sheriff, christina corpus. one of the commissioners had this assessment of the sheriff's behavior. >> you have time to do news interviews, but you could not make time to meet with the independent investigator. so you had plenty of time. you know, and the response was, you are busy as sheriff. i have watched on the news like at least four different interviews. so if you have time to do interviews, you should have time to talk to them. independent investigator or be responsive to us. >> corpus has denied any wrongdoing. a member of the board of supervisors plans to give an update on the situation tomorrow afternoon. >> new at 11. the department of justice has ask

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does gwen like diamonds? >> does she prefer pearls? and what the holy hell is a hollaback girl you should feel that, like, right back here. oh, yeah, i felt that! good, that is so much better than last week. thanks, i've been doing 'em every night while i'm watching tv. - oh, what are you watching? it's a mystery. high quality care that meets you where you are. >> that scandal surrounding the san mateo county sheriff's office is still a hot topic tonight. the city county, the county's independent civilian advisory commission, discussed the scathing independent report released last week. that report has the board of supervisors looking to oust the sheriff, christina corpus. one of the commissioners had this assessment of the sheriff's behavior. >> you have time to do news interviews, but you could not make time to meet with the independent investigator. so you had plenty of time. you know, and the response was, you are busy as sheriff. i have watched on the news like at least four different interviews. so if you have time to do intervie

crimes, again is innocent civilians and the continued violation of our holy sides of lots that most gwen undermine all the efforts aiming at restoring the low rise of the palestinian people who the king of them also condemned. the denial of the honor uh to deliver release aid on the product and that sorta towers and to hamper the work . he might have told you in aid of the relief agencies, we also express our condemnation of there's a, it, it strikes again, is the lebanese totally, totally design. we also detect that policy of this placement or migration of the data. been these people we are today's, our sort of data to with that have been as painful in order to braves that all of these crises and we demand for they may just say solve this way that goes on on the best answer. it's always i live in and refrained from any of the act of addressing. ladies and gentlemen, our states have taken diet, leaves the words out of the sort of data to view and waiting 3. that'd be better standing on colors as a focus a. so as we succeeded, to as many of the beast loving countries to customize the stat

speaking out is his wife, gwen walz. ms.lz: not only these last few months, but for nearly two decades. [applause] so from our family to yours, thank you. thank you. [applause] and let me say, kamala harris is a remarkable leader. [cheers and applause] and she would have been a remarkable president. [cheers and applause] i am so thankful that on this journey, we had the privilege to get to know her and doug and their wonderful family. we are forever grateful. so i understand how we are all feeling today. and trust me, i've taken on many a battle and fallen short many a time. and losing stings. and it's ok to feel sad and scared and a little surprised, if i'm being honest. mm-hmm. and to give yourself the grace to grieve what could have been. but moments like this ask us to reflect on what matters most, to reflect on what it is that we are fighting for. and i can't help but think back to when tim and i first met. we were teachers in a school just like this one. and we built our relationship on a shared belief that every singl

people to selling to us military, which in the past, how's the need of any help in carrying out its gwen business abroad? well, not wrap this up, this new. that was the type of company with us here on all the international outlets across tool with pizza and about we'll be back in just on the 30 minutes the, to take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify. it will confuse who really wants a better wills, and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented as 1st? can you see through their illusion going underground? can the welcome to cross that bowl into were all things considered on people about being coming? trump administration is set to inherit a foreign policy mess of epic proportions. the conflict in ukraine and the genocide and palestine conventionally to will the binding team intentionally make things worse? to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guest, george semi wiley in budapest, he's a pod cast or the goal which can be found on youtube and l

is gwen stefani fame? love , and the power of don't love, and the power of don't speak. yes.eah. >> wow. or someone telling someone else to shut up. that sounds like the guardian, doesn't it? so yeah , i think doesn't it? so yeah, i think some carers are in trouble. apparently a carer who earned more than £151 threshold for 52 weeks would pay back a certain amount of money, which looks like a lot, over £4,000. >> and can we also mention cop summits? no longer fit for purpose? nick, this is the un have been told cop summit. so it sounds like police helmets, but they were referring to the to they were referring to the to the big meeting that starmer and ed miliband recently announced all their plans and no other significant nation was there at all. >> yeah, they're not talking about a bunch of policemen getting together. these are the cop cop, 20 something cop, i think, rather than i don't know. yeah, because i was confused by that. i was like, i mean, i mean, i don't love the police after what they did to alison, but i don't have a go at their summits. >> are their climate pol

for gwen and i, it was infertility issues.d access to fertility treatments, we were able to have a family. [applause] i will be dammed if anyone in this country should be denied the same things we had. [crowd cheering] when we hold the senate, when we take this -- the house of representatives and they pass a reproductive freedom bill, president harris will sign it into law. [crowd cheering] there are a few simple things here. you mind your business, i will mind mine. and kamala antitrust women. it starts from that. [crowd cheering] i also get a pretty good vibe out of this room, that women across this country, every age, every background, every political party, are going to send a loud and clear message to donald trump on november 5. [crowd cheering] whether he likes it or not. [laughter] [applause] [crowd cheering] he has no idea that can he opened up on that day. look, kamala says that we are not going back for a reason. we are not going back to that. we are not going back to the 1950's. we are not busting unions. we are not

>> stephen: throughout the campaign we have gotten to know you and your family, you and your wife gwen we have a lovely photo. >> governor walz: look at that. >> stephen: when you met, who made the first move? >> governor walz: i think i did. yeah, i did. my wife and i had a classroom that was divided with a divider you can hear both sides of. we didn't have enough room in our school. she was teaching english on one side and i was teaching geography on the other and she can hear a lot and she said i'm sure that's a very interesting topic, mr. walz we are trying to conjugate verbs over here. >> stephen: that's how you met? >> governor walz: that's how we met. >> stephen: as a minnesotan, would you call your wife a hot dish? >> governor walz: i would not call her a hot dish. >> stephen: it's a compliment. >> governor walz: yes. i've never heard it used in that context. hot dish are pretty sacred. >> stephen: i've got to complement your midwestern dad insult skills. we've got -- knucklehead. also we have dipp [bleep]. >> governor walz: the part of minnesotan is not to insult people or bul

and i do want to start a huge thank you and an i love you to minnesota's first lady, to gwen. thank you very much. and to our amazing kids, hope and guss, they are everything to us, so thank you. and a big thank you to my family. my mom is here, who i want to say thank you to, darlene so -- we did okay, didn't we? we did okay. she did a great job. i think she's as surprised as anybody that we're here, but -- and a huge thank you to vice president kamala harris. first for the -- for the faith that she placed in me, but more importantly for the powerful and joyful campaign that she ran. i'm grateful for her leadership and forever grateful for her friendship. also a huge thank you to my staff, both the folks who worked on this campaign, who we got to know over the last three months and to the amazing team right here in minnesota. we showed the country these guys are the best in the business, and i'm proud to be your teammate in this. thank you all. and to all of you, i want to thank every single person who stood with us in this fight, whether it was volunteers, donors, voters, or

i see is over and over advocate if your trading dogecoin orbit gwen graham were interested in technology and have the technology can be transferred over to traditional type financing and banking to make it easier, faster. that's the stuff i find exciting about payment is all the technology stuff that's coming up. maybe i'm just been that you didn't pay enough attention but this is completely new to me in the last decade. that what we saw ten decades before that. >> i know we have a panel later today dealing directly with ai, but it's hard to talk about anything without referencing an eye. so is a part of the technology advanced nursing in payment? >> ai has a lot of buzz that was to pick up what that is. usually for things that will have -- things in technology that lead to longer term broad aggregate economic growth, they have to do things that spread across all sectors. it can't be just a few sectors. that's not going to cause aggregate productivity growth for the i will not help you if you are in a nursing home and you need somebody to help you get out of bed. it's not going to do the

thought vegas was beneath them superstar jennifer lopez kicked off her brand new show from gaga to gwens, they're all on stage britney spears getting back to work after a two year planet hollywood residency. oh, baby baby, oops. >> i did it again i played with your heart. >> got lost in the game. >> oh baby, baby there's just a symbiotic relationship between entertainers who want to have lives and do really cool acts. >> and las vegas, which needs entertainers and can keep them there and support them. few people can lay claim to 40 years of divadom the way cher can. >> she famously retired as cher reinvented herself in the mtv era. she deliberately stayed away from vegas for a while, and then when vegas became hip again and paid a lot of money. and who's one of the first people they reached out to and booked. >> so you have a big announcement? >> yes yes, i'm opening in las vegas. yes. >> caesars palace reported $60 million. >> i don't know. oh, come on, i know it's a lot, but i don't care if it's a lot. >> if someone said oh, it's a lot. >> okay, fine. >> it must be a lot. can you beli

her husband, first gentleman doug emhoff, and running mate, minnesota governor tim walz and his wife gwen, were in attendance. the crowd of supporters moved from grief to glimmers of hope, some waving american flags, others capturing a slice of history on their phone as the vice president challenged everyone listening to get to work. >> so to everyone who is watching, do not despair. this is not a time to throw up our hands. this is a time to roll up our sleeves. >> a message that resonated with the crowd of supporters, lifelong friends and howard alumni like jory fortson. >> she ended with a call for us to also think about how we live our everyday lives. and at the end, she said it in truth and service, which is the motto of howard university. and so as an alumna, it really filled me with a sense of pride for longtime friend and supporter chuck collins. >> i had to wake up and think about what life my grandchildren. >> it was a tough pill to swallow. >> it's emotionally hard for us to absorb the enormity of this loss, but we can't stop at our grief. we have to move through our grief into

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gwen allen said despite this weekend's attacks, she usually feels safe riding bart ticket a lot. >> isually feel very safe on bart. occasionally i don't feel safe on bart. >> maria judy says she rides bart daily and usually feels safe as well. but acknowledges that there are times when she would prefer more security. >> i don't think security is necessarily guns and police, but i do think security is ambassadors and people with their eyes open to make situations a little bit safer for those who are riding it. >> and we are hearing that while portales is being held in alameda county after his arrest at the fruitvale bart station in oakland, he will be tried and charged here in san francisco. no word at this time on when he'll be transferred to san francisco or charged. we're live in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu, fox two news, a case we will continue to follow, no doubt. >> all right, kristen, thank you. >> well, for the second time in three days, there has been a deadly boating accident in the nort bay. on saturday, five of six people on board a boat died when it flipped in th

her husband, first gentleman doug emhoff, and running mate, minnesota governor tim walz and his wife gwen, were in attendance. the crowd of supporters moved from grief to glimmers of hope, some waving american flags, others capturing a slice of history on their phone as the vice president challenged everyone listening to get to work. >> so to everyone who is watching, do not despair. this is not a time to throw up our hands. this is a time to roll up our sleeves. >> a message that resonated with the crowd of supporters, lifelong friends, and howard alumni like jory fortson. >> she ended with a call for us to also think about how we live our everyday lives, and at the end, she said it in truth and service, which is the motto of howard university. and so, as an alumna, it really filled me with a sense of pride for longtime friend and supporter chuck collins. >> i had to wake up and think about what life my grandchildren. >> it was a tough pill to swallow. >> it's emotionally hard for us to absorb the enormity of this loss, but we can't stop at our grief. we have to move through our grief in