it is harrison ford. no one has ever said no to harrison ford.as like but 40 people bought tickets, i can't let them down. and i was, maybe it would impress him. we're hard to get. and then i text harrison, i go i know you are working but plaib i can meet you friday nightment and he goes come over to my place, 7:00. so i am in the car, all the people in america, there is so much pressure on me, you have to close this [bleep] there. >> i'm getting a tingle so i turn up at the apartment, ring the door bell, hans solo answers the door. you're just like hello, mate. and i go in the house. and he goes, best script i have ever read. and i go, shrinking? >> he because i'm thinking i have seen raiders of the lost arc and that is a very good script, what are you talking about. and i see on the table he has loads of scripts and i think he thinks i'm swinls. he is thinking of the wrong thing. and i see the shrinking script and i thought he was going to go shrinking? he goes best dialogue i have ever read. and gi oh, okay. do you want to be in it. >> and he

and then harrison ford said yes. and you are like harrison ford is going to show up.freak out when he shows up. >> stephen: because you freak out a little bit, is he indiana jones, he's hans solo. and i'm just curious whether headlines like this then hurt your feelings when you read them. because here is one that says harrison ford had no idea who jason segel was before shining on to shrinking. did you, am i showing you this for the first time. >> you are, yes. >> stephen. >> i am not, you know what, i didn't know who he was either. (applause). >> stephen: you-- was it intimidating to work with him? >> it was. he was very, very kind. i mean is he obviously an idol of mine, you know. one of the things he does when he arrives is he kind of busts through the a-w-e and treats you like a peer and is really generous in that regard. that said, i desperately want his brutal, you know, like-- his approval, like real real bad. do i this thing because you change in wardrobe pretty fast. i was wasting a lot of time picking out outfits because i like to look good. and so i decided

>>> for his story, ben mankiewicz heads to wyoming where the very legendary harrison ford is talkingbout l.a., action movies and his new tv show. >> my dismount days are over. >> harrison ford may look like a real cowboy, but it wasn't always that way. when you made "the frisco kid," did you ride a horse? >> ask me. >> can you ride a horse? >> sure, i can ride a horse. >> that's what you said? >> yeah. >> harrison ford back in the saddle. >>> jim axelrod will take us to an archive dedicated to the craft offed m eof comedy. it chronicles the genius of the great carl reiner. >> they have a frock from lucy. seinfeld's ruffled shirt. now opening at the national comedy center, the carl reiner archives. would that have given him pleasure? >> he would have loved. >> he would have loved that. no way would he ever have expected that to happen. >> it's supposed to be tight! >> the work of carl reiner on display this "sunday morning." >>> lilia luciano explores glass art. rita braver remembers lyndon johnson. seth doane takes us to south korea where artisans have been creating the world's fines

harrison died 32 days into his term and this image on the right is a romanticized image with the passing

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thanks to the skill and quick work of sergeant harrison and his crew, they were able to locate the boy in a field, got troopers to his location while circling above, and ensure the child was safely returned to his parents. sergeant harrison, would you please stand and let us thank you for your good work and those of all our georgia state law enforcement? [applause] >> these and other public safety officers on the state and local levels are our unsung heroes we don't always hear about, because their acts of service are given without expectation or reservation. in light of this past weekend's events, when men and women in uniform are putting themselves in harm's way, it literally in the line of fire, you can imagine their frustration when one of these committals goes out on the street in a matter of hours, just to terrorize those streets further which i appreciate that a fulton county judge did not -- gave the other two bonds of over $355,000, along with 24 hour curfew and ankle monitors. unfortunately, [applause] unfortunately this approach is not universal across the judicial system. s

harrison, as you know died 32 days into his term. tyler became president the image on the right is a romanticized picture of this passing an elevation to presidency. harrison had declared his intention to serve only one term as president. tyler almost desperately wanted a second term. he did not make a claim he would only serve one term. after being banished spent much of his time trying to put himself in the position to secure election of his own right in 1844. most notably by pursuing and getting the annexation of texas. tyler became the first president to marry while in office on june 26, 1844 he married a new yorker 30 years younger julia gardner in a ceremony in new york city. on the rights of the slide is muslim i fear favorite characters the 1844 political campaign. ralph pennsylvania abner the six or $25000, $25000 as a presidential salary at the time. or you have tyler sing is not going to run for president anymore he's going to chase with the farmer calls the gardener's daughter. marriage definitely became in a way took him

harrison, as you know died 32 days into his term. tyler became president the image on the right is a romanticized picture of this passing an elevation to presidency. harrison had declared his intention to serve only one term as president. tyler almost desperately wanted a second term. he did not make a claim he would only serve one term. after being banished spent much of his time trying to put himself in the position to secure election of his own right in 1844. most notably by pursuing and getting the annexation of texas. tyler became the first president to marry while in office on june 26, 1844 he married a new yorker 30 years younger julia gardner in a ceremony in new york city. on the rights of the slide is muslim i fear favorite characters the 1844 political campaign. ralph pennsylvania abner the six or $25000, $25000 as a presidential salary at the time. or you have tyler sing is not going to run for president anymore he's going to chase with the farmer calls the gardener's daughter. marriage definitely became in a way took him

last year helicopter pilot sencht brad harrison, along with the tactical flight officer and a spotter, reseved a call to assist with a search and rescue operation in northwest georgia. a little boy no more than 5 years old was lost and like all of us would be, his family was frantic. thanks to the skill and quick work of sergeant harrison and his crew, they were able to locate the boy in a field, guide troopers to his location while circling bv and ensure the child was safely returned to his parents. sergeant harrison, would you please stand and let us thank you for your good work and those of all our georgia state law enforcement. [applause] gov. kemp: these and other public safety officers on both the state and local levels are our unsung heroes we don't always hear about. because their acts of service are given without expectation or reservation. in light of this past weekend's events, when men and women in uniform are putting themselves in harm's way and literally in the line of fire, you can imagine their frustration when one of these criminals ends right back out on the street i

thomas harrison. >> here. >> commissioner harrison is here. >> kim hartwig-schulman. >> here. >> kwon. >> vice chair kwon is not here. >> mogannam is running late. christopher simi. >> present. >> and with three members present we have coreum for sanitation and streets. due to the covid-19 health emergency and upon given the public health recommendations by the san francisco department of public health and emergency orders of the upon govern and mayor concerning social distancing with lifting the restrictions on teleconference this meet suggest held teleconference and streamed by sfgov.org. be aware well is a time lag between the live meeting dp what is shown on sfgovtv. i like to say thank you to the staff at sfgovtv and building management for putting on this meeting. >> for members of the public wish to make public comment, on item from outside the hearing room. you use the dial in number of 415-655-0001. the code today is access code: 2486 325 2472 ##. to raise your hand press star 3. note that you must limit comment to the topic item discussed. unless you are speaking under the g

harrison was there for 17 months as the president of ftx u.s. and it is interesting to see what he will do next, what a lot of these other people from ftx will do next. scaramucci says he believes in harrison and he's putting his money on the line. dani: still believers out there. joanna, thank you. let's take a look ahead because it is the world economic forum's annual meeting in davos, it will kick off today, back to the winter format for the first time in three years. a lot of covid disruption. we will have comprehensive coverage from the event, a strong lineup of guest through the week, including the bank of american ceo, the wto director general, and the south african president. first, coming up on this show, inflation expectations of drop to the lowest level in nearly two years. has the story changed for this year? we will talk with skyler montgomery from ts lombard. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> they are attractive on a global basis. >> it's probably more difficult for central banks in europe to stay as hawkish as the federal reserve. we think

but there's a white house aid, bo harrison, he said trump simply that rugged it off. harrison saying it was brought to our attention that the president asked where am i going? you know, am i going back to the white house? bob said, yeah. you know, you're going back to the white house. at that point, i have a specific memory of bobby telling both tony and myself as we were in the room, no one else was in the room, that the president almost shrugged it off. he just kind of moved on. so that is a starkly different account from what cassidy hutchinson told the committee. harrison in the latest testimony saying to the committee if there had been a heated exchange as hutchinson had claimed, he would have known about it. so there seems to be a lot of disagreement, conflicting stories about trump's desire and his subsequent actions trying to get to the capitol that day. we really could see more transcripts. they could continue to be released even after control of congress changes hands because this material is still been uploaded to the website. we'll see more details perhaps

harrison harrison. you're all order. i let us consider this proceedings begun. i will begin with the beating of the met's of yesterday. the minutes of wednesday, march 22, 1775. the delegates, according to german, pursuant to order the convention, resumed consideration of the citizens last year's continental congress and passed the following resolution resolved unanimously that this convention accordingly approves the resolutions of the american continental and considers this whole as under the highest obligation to have a respectable body for the wisdom of their council resolved unanimously that member states of this convention are due to the honorable and wealthy delegates who represented this colony in general. counsel for the faithful of the very important trust reposed in them. you then draw attention today at 10:00. mr. president. mr.. thomas jefferson jones from albemarle county. i move that the minutes is read. we approved and adopted. i second mr. president, your motion has been moved seconded those in favor of adopting the resolutions to the minutes we

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>> look at you with harrison ford in that scene. >> how about that, huh >> i love this harrison fordt. >> what did he say >> i am not going to tell you. >> she is good though, right >> well done. >> harrison -- >> it's also framed on my wall. >> by the way, as he saw your body of work and it was immediate, yes, i mean harrison -- >> yes, yeah, no, we felt lucky. harrison ford assuming he will say no it's fun to make the offer he said yes. then we are scrambling, god, he is going to show up and he kills >> this is amazing i kept looking oh, brett goldstein, i love him in "ted lasso. what's his role? what's his role? you created this show. >> co-created with bill and this man. >> so tell me about that process and how come you are not like all the other actors who just cast themselves? >> well, because when you are with harrison ford, you are like, i think they can handle it i think they will be fine. me and bill lawrence wanted to make a show, a comedy about grief, you know. because it's fun and we like a challenge. and, yeah, we were interested in being serious about serious things bu

that now the community is saying that the scorpion unit was doing all the time in memphis nicaea harrison, a mother of three boys. voice tells abc stephanie ramos. she hopes this time there will be change. they need to make sure that all of the police officers , not just memphis all across the world need to have the right training the proper training. how do you explain this? your kids that can't like this to my kids have to let them see for themselves. i mean, it's no worse than a mother could, say senator dick durbin, now pushing for a federal bill. reforming policing to be revisited previously stalled in the senate. tyree nichols. parents are expected to attend president biden state of the union address next week. they were invited by the chair of the congressional black caucus, and sources say they've accepted the invitation . there is new information about what might have sparked the deadly shooting spreen . moon bay, california a prosecutor says the accused gunman opened fire at two farms because of supervisor insisted he should pay $100 bill for repairs to a forklift that was damag

so he goes to harrison's landing early. mcclellan has been defeated in the seven days battles, and he is going to sit down, meet with mcclellan. and when he's there, mcclellan is going to hand him letter called the harrison's bar. and mcclellan gets bashed for this letter like. he's way out of line. i don't think mcclellan's out of line at all. he's the commander of one of the largest field armies, the union. he has a right to express to the president the united states what i think about policy and what he tells the president is that a declaration of radical views, especially upon slavery, will rapidly disintegrate our armies. but that is a pretty shot across the bow. i hear what's going on in congress debating the second confiscation act. don't do something radical here. that's not a good idea. now, part of mcclellan is a conservative, but the other thing that mcclellan is probably at is anything that he sees as radical might make the other side even harder. so he's opposed to anything like that, he still has the concept t

not only did you get george harrison, you got eric clapton. >> it got dylan out of hiding.in. it was unparalleled at the time and may still be unparalleled. ♪ >> a great deal of music of the '70s was people who had succeeded in the '60s, finding new ways to express themselves in the '70s. >> have you any idea why your group particularly has lasted as long as it had? >> because we stay together i suppose. >> for a few years, the rolling stones had taken a lot of casualties. >> even brian felt he wasn't going to be around that long. not everybody makes it. >> they were fighting for like where do we secure our foothold now? ♪ >> 1971, the rolling stones leave their home for tax purposes to go live in france. and record this record, "exile on main street." in a very hot, uncomfortable, muddy sounding studio. ♪ baby, i can't stay yu got to roll me ♪ ♪ and call me the tumbling dice ♪ >> that record is the embodiment of a band making masterpieces on a daily basis. and i remember reading the review saying this is like a debauched album. i didn't know what debauched means but i got

none bigger than the 5th entry in the indiana jones. franchise. harrison ford is back as the adventure prone archaeologist. those days in common. got abs, abs, mouth. the octo generic and actor was digitally d age to appear as a younger with cracking in the, in several tons of the film. ah, no digital botox was needed for keanu reeves in his 4th turn as the assassin john wiki, the movie i held as the last chapter in the actual franchise. though reeves has signed on for a cameo in the spin off ballerina and tom cruz's back for a 7 mission impossible movie with the 60 year old start doing all his own stunts. with much of hollywood output will be sequels. alongside mission impossible. we have new transformers, star wars, and endless marble re treads, coming a movie with a much lower budget than all those films, but much greater ambition is women talking create the latest from canadian writer director sarah. polly was a hit with festival goers in toronto and rolls out on movie screens in january. it follows a group of women in a tight knit religious community grappling with a sexual abuse

to. >> jaime harrison, as, always thank you.nk, you john. >> all right, you recognize the song? ♪ ♪ ♪ >> you might think of it as the black birthday song, but it is a lot more significant than that. joining me now, julian malveaux, economist, author, and dean of the ethics studies department at california state university los angeles. professor malveaux, welcome to the sunday show. >> good to be with you, jonathan, thank you. >> 40 years ago, this very year, president reagan signed into law the king holiday. but talk about the importance of stevie wonder's happy birthday, in making it happen. >> stevie wonder's song really galvanized people, activists, and others. in the beginning, a lot of people -- introduced legislation for days after doctor king was killed. a lot of people thought, this isn't gonna happen,, but stevie wonder basically decided to do the song, and the song sung all over the place, it started -- on his arm hotter than july. but, it, really just, lit a fire. we seeing it everywhere. and then, it's also important

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harrison died 32 days into his term and this image on the right is a romanticized image with the passing and his elevation to the presidency. this evening i'm welcoming you at the historic house that is the home of the white house historical association. we are honored to occupy this property that is owned by the trust preservation one of our partners in this work and it's terrific to have them here. we have three members of the board of directors here this evening. i've seene martha and anita mcbride will be here shortly if she's not here already. and david is on the board here over on the right so it's an honor to have all of you here as well as several members of the council on history which we are always grateful to have. this evening it is my honor and privilege tos introduce a terrific friend of mine and friend of the white house historical association who serves as the president and ceo of the lbj foundation in austin texas. he is a presidential historian for abc news and also accomplished author. he's offered five books on the presidency including this book that we are celebratin

it's gonna come up with my uncle, fred harrison. he went back and looked at data going back for about 100 years and founder, real estate tends to own land value more accurately, so tends to move in this patted, where on average, used got about 18 is total of boom and bust. so prices all right, steadily, for the most part, they have a couple of years, really rise rady shop way and then they crash again. the 18 year part is an average . and so it's not something you can set you can to buy and decide who, when you should be buying and selling property. but it is an indication that's been useful. so we used to use or correctly predict that prices wouldn't fall in the wake of rec, and covalent bond consensus at the time. so the cycle, if you are following the 18 years is currently bent to end in 2026. so according to that, there's another few years to go. so as an investor, that's interesting, but there are things you can do, allows you to actually capitalize from the strong growth of the end of the cycle. but everyone thinks that the cy

had a very dares harrison. but let's go ahead, terrorist tracing those for the bit. they have their pet doctors found branson suffered a migraine that made her dizzy, nauseous and impaired her speech conditions they say, mimicked a stroke. as for strokes, the cdc says they're the fifth leading cause of death in women and one in five women between 55 75 will suffer one thankfully, in the on air incidents shown. all indications are the women have been recovering. andrew christie , derek. thank you. glad to see they're all doing okay. i mean, what's terrifying to is that? you know, it's live tv, right? so this happens in the whole world has to watch it for exactly doing alright. coming up the creature feature that's literally killing at the box office and later the real life scared down under the shark that closed the beach. you're watching world new ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term pol

brett harrison just raised money , $5 million for a new start up some pretty notable names.'s here to explain, p appreciate it. >> talk to us about genesis, how important is it that they finally filed for bankruptcy? >> it's another way to get forward in terms of getting there money back. very typically with interested here is you might not get it all. there are earlier discussions if you have seen reported in multiple outlets. maybe there would be a sense of getting $.70 on the dollar or so but as you go through this process what you really don't want to see is agreements among each of the different creditor groups which have a different set of standings with the company in this process. importantly, $3.5 billion is owed to the top 50 creditors. 760 million of that is tied to gemini. gemini earned business there is more than 340,000 customers that are owed money. while you watch this progress the relationship with gemini will be very important especially as you watch them turn the page on this. interestingly why this is so important is because there is sense of containment

then our favorite young man, harrison brown. [applause] harrison is a junior or sophomore? sophomore or junior? junior. great kid. [applause] i tried to get this guy to speak on the team behalf and he never shuts up, but now he doesn't want to talk. henry flores. [applause] another one year player, ivan tran, came out, had a great year for us. [applause] jad hamadala. his brother played for us, so we had to take him on. [laughter] jamel newman, a junior, had a great year. [applause] back in the year of the aaa. as you know, you saw the article in the paper about how fast this guy moves. we might not make it out of here till 5:30 if he comes up here, jalen lopez, the sloth. there he comes. there it is. [applause] there it is. that's what we are looking at. that is the hurryness of going to class right there. that's our guy. jose (inaudible) [applause] another great sophomore for us. played great job at the end of the year. caden woo, another junior coming up. is he here? we'll clap for him anyway. is he wristling? kevin (inaudible) great addition to the team, there every day

expecting a covenant reshuffle anyways, because the interior minister said to join the election, harrison which is the area of the region, the central region in germany, around frankfurt. so that would mean she'd have to leave the her position as interior minister. and so there would have been a re shuffle anyway. but obviously, you know, it doesn't look fantastic for him because he apparently has, he has to admit in some way or another that he maybe has made a mistake with her, which he is very reluctant to admit on, on an international level. i mean, not much is going to change. i assume the decisions of am deliveries are not just all it had decision. that's the decision that all up south makes in his coalition government together with the lines partners and bats. i yeah, i mean it, it doesn't. and brighten up jamie's reputation when it comes to its military indifference. but right, thank you very much. emily co dean dw political course. let's have a look now at some other stories making news around the world around says it has hanged. a british iranian national ali risa bari was a form

thomas harrison. >> here. >> commissioner harrison is here. >> kim hartwig-schulman. >> here. >> kwon. >> vice chair kwon is not here. >> mogannam is running late. christopher simi. >> present. >> and with

at least 3 more people were killed by russian shelling in harrison. india is marking these 75th anniversary of the assassination of mahatma gandhi prime minister in a rental modi and other top officials, paid their respects at a memorial ceremony in new delhi. the indian lawyer turned activist was famed for his non violent resistance to british rule that helped bring about independence in august of 1947. on january 30th, 1948, he was assassinated by a hindu nationalist t w. south asia bureau chief, operator cima is joining us now from delhi. i'm rita. how is india marking this anniversary? hi, sarah will august 30th is designated as martyrs day, and it is dedicated to all the freedom fighters who live their lives for the nation . this year has special significance because it is the 75th anniversary of my, my gandhi's assassination. they've been prayers in rituals at the raj car. that's the place where gandhi was committed a day off his assassination. we've also just come back from the place where he was assassinated, a bid law house, and there you had hundreds of children gathered, never go

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reporter or journalist that retired that had respect, that would mean something, coming from jamie harrison a lot. i get a kick out of the president saying he has no regrets, i leave clothes i'm going to donate next to my car in my garage, my ford fiesta. president is stepping on the message. >> carley: i will need -- >> joe: hand-me-downs for you. >> todd: we're not saying karine jean-pierre is a bad person, i could not do that job. a lot of people want that job that would be better suited. are condent -- >> joe: let it be known, this is worst press secretary of our lifetime and yes, it is not personal, it is based on performance. >> carley: thank you. >> joe: have a great weekend, giants win this weekend. >> todd: i don't make that prediction, i hope you are right. today marks two years since president biden took office and the administration is celebrating small-business boom under his watch. >> carley: we spoke to small business owners this morning that have a major reality check for the white house. >> we're going to grade joe biden on his term so far as pertains to small business, i w

he also dismissed the governors of 5 provinces, including the governor of the harrison region. that's where we've seen fierce fighting and recent months. ukraine is under pressure to tackle corruption as billions of dollars in aid and military assistance continue to flow into the country. under vic is the executive director of transparency international ukraine . that's a non profit organization fighting corruption. i asked him for his take on this corruption scandal in the country. actually my summary for the last few days, not only today is about the democracy. this is actually the evidence that the existence of their independent journalist and working on to corruption bodies in democratic countries such as ukraine reach actually still exist even when we are in active state to for. and i must say that all this war that was done in ukraine since 2014, after the relation of dignity visibility. now that the corruption institutions was a helpful for international partners is actually in such moment showing their best results that they actually work in. because what, what 4 of you

he's going to go down to harrison's landing. he wants out there, hartwig, this picture is from antietam but it's lincoln. he goes to harrison's landing g early july, mcclellan has been and he's going to sit down and when he's there mcclellan will hand him a letter and mcclellan gets bashed for this letterlike he's well outlined .l. the commander of one of the largest field armies in the union and he has the right to express to the president sof the united states what i about policy and what he tells the president is that declaration of radical views, especially on slavery will rapidly this is our present parties . that is a pretty clear shot across allow. i hear what's going on in congress. being the second. don't do something radical here. that's not a good idea. mcclellan is a conservative but the other thing mcclellan is probably looking at is anything he sees as radical might make the other side! . he still still has the concept that he's a unionist at heart but the president has decided he's not going to fight the war with

he became presidy harrison diedt days after his inauguration. i never knew that. time's up for us.y who did the whole inaugural address and he wasn't dressed, died of a cold. 9. stuart: yes, that's it. neil: the vice president always has to be at the ready, i guess.

harrison ford returns in june as a legendary archaeologist in indiana jones on the dial of destiny. it has been 15 years since we have seen him on the big screen and this is the fifth and final installment of the franchise. in the newest adventure he takes on former nazis in an effort to help the us government beats russia in the space race. oppenheim or explodes onto screens in july. pq blinders actor murphy stars as a physicist oppenheimer the father of the atomic bomb it includes emily blunt, robert downey junior and matt damon. and for much younger moviegoers a live action version of the little mermaid makes a splash in may. hallie bailey falls for a dashing young prince while visiting the surface world but a deal with the evil see which parts are life in jeopardy. puts her life in jeopardy. >> thanks for spending part of your day with me. you can follow me on twitter and instagram. stick around. my colleague picks up with more news in a moment. happy new year. >> i d d so my y quesonons eouout hicacase.y y son, cacalledhehe bars s fi i d d soit was the best call eouout hii coul

the southern city of harrison . southern city of harrison.using a number of injuries. which was struck, causing a number of injuries . according to number of injuries. according to ukrainian officials. number of injuries. according to ukrainian officials . and in the ukrainian officials. and in the months the fighting across , this months the fighting across, this battered nation will intensify as ukraine and russia prepare for a spring offensive moves. mark white . gb news mark's here mark white. gb news mark's here in the studio now. why is there so much focus from the russian side, at least on soledar? it's a tiny mining town, isn't it? yeah 10,000 population. but was the population very people? there are no obviously because of the fact that the town has been all but in many weeks of fighting there. but it's a key strategic town in terms of the strategy of the campaign, in terms of the fact that they need from the russian side to have a victory . it's all been ukraine's victory. it's all been ukraine's way in terms of the headlines that h

turn now to new details about this fire in san francisco that ignited last night on 20th street in harrison. that's just right on the border of the mission district and pa the fire was on the third floor of a residential building. it spread to another building. no one was hurt, but 21 people were displaced. that number might grow. no word yet on the cause. >>> an eerie discovery, a human skeleton was found on the clark kerr campus at uc berkeley. the building it was found in has not been used for many years, and there are no opening cases for missing people from the school nor campus. clark kerr is a few blocks away from the main berkeley campus as you can see on this map. a former student who came by to see the building expressed shock. >> i was very surprised because i run around this track almost for a year straight, and i just found out like, wow, there's a skeleton, literally a skeleton in our closet in our backyard just right here. >> police say more details will be available once the coroner examines the skeleton. >>> this coming monday, the nation will once again remember and honor

the building is on 20th street and harrison. luckily everyone made it out safely. no one was injured. no word yet tonight what started this fire. >>> if you've gone shopping lately, eggs have been hard to find or a lot more expensive and you can blame it on the impact of the bird flu and a ban on eggs from caged birds. so would you spend $10 to get your hands on a dozen eggs? apparently people in san francisco are. in fact, tonight in north beach one walgreen's was selling cartons of eggs for 9.99 each. people are sweeping them off the shelves. restaurant owners are feeling the pinch. a case of eggs cost $103 at one san francisco wholesaler and you could be feeling the effects when you're dinner bill arrives. >> or your withanother effect the flooding. >> who knows? yeah. >>> it's going to be another busy day, another first alert weather day with more rain headed our way. it seemingly won't end, but there is an end to this weather pattern and it is in sight. we could use a good stretch of dry weather, maybe say seven to ten days. eventually we'd like to see rain ch

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one was with mary harrison ramsey, the sister of avril harrison, one of the wealthiest women in america. one of the things that makes that relationship quite interesting is that mary hermon, as well, did the kind of socializing that helped her to get her point and her case across the powerful people who could make the things she wanted to happen. it was a relationship, but it was a relationship that was very deep, and a young man who knew both women while thought that francis perkins would surely leave public life when mary harmon died unexpectedly and horseback riding accident, after a horseback riding accident. so i guess what we can say is that francis perkins loved different people at different points and her life. some of the more women. >> i ran across a term in your book that i don't think i've ever seen before. i think the term was boston marriage? what's a boston marriage? why is it called that? >> a boston marriages when i think we would call a partnership today, or a civil union. but before it was possible for people to may, a lot of intelligent new england women, a lot of wo