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at heinz, every ketchup starts with our same tomatoes.every tomato ends in the same kind of heinz ketchup. because you can't be everyone's favorite ketchup without making a ketchup for everyone. >> alicia: a big decision by the california supreme court allowing a nonviolent sex offenders to qualify for early parole. william la jeunesse is live in los angeles with more. >> is a little messy but in 2016, voters were promised by jerry brown who bankrolled prop 57 this would not happen, no sex offenders, no violent felons will be eligible for early release. now we know languages to sell that initiative was misleading and some 20,000 inmates could be released because of it. >> the arguments in favor and the arguments against are not veteravetted for accuracy. >> the supreme court stated that 15 million use to sell that proposition and browns promises mean nothing and what matters is a lengthy statutory language. the result, inmates are eligible for early parole because the state considers those nonviolent crimes. >> there is nothing nonviolent

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>> is that the heinz baby? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no. the heinz baby? like a ketchup baby?re's no ketchup baby. >> no. >> jimmy: bobbi, did you feed your children ketchup? [ laughter ] that's the gerber baby we were looking for. all right. all right, next question is for asea. what is this? what is this? >> that right there is a jukebox? >> jimmy: that is correct, yes. [ cheers and applause ] bobbi, what is this? >> i'm sorry, i have no earthly idea what that is. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: asea, do you know what that is? >> no, for a second i didn't, but i'm pretty sure that is a new xbox, right? >> jimmy: it is an xbox, yes. [ applause ] bobbi, hang in there you can catch up, there's still time. >> i'm trying. >> jimmy: bobbi, the next question is for you. what show featured this group of loveable children? this is a netflix show. >> uh -- that's not "our gang," is it? >> jimmy: what's that? >> "our gang"? >> jimmy: that is not "our gang," no. but it's funny. asea, what show featured this group of adorable kids? >> "the little rascals"? >> jimmy: that's right. also our gang. b

>> the second question is the prosecution of jimmy heinz began before the prosecution of luciano. i'm wondering whether eunice had a role in the trials of alejandro tom perez -- holly hunter of tom perez -- alejandro pompez. those are my two questions. the first onewith first. franklin frazier. in 1935, there was a riot in harlem. mayorthe riot, the appointed a commission to look into the cause of the riot. firstsaid that the commission in u.s. history where the majority of members were black. i don't know if that is true, but that is what is often written about it. eunice was part of the commission. saye are some accounts that that he was the research director. interesting story, if you look at the files of the commission, which never had much money, frazier often did not get paid until the secretary would go and beg city hall for a check for money to pay him with. they became very close, although i quote in the book some private correspondence of hers that was very critical in this first draft of the commission report, but they became very close. don't know about her later years

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a live look at heinz field in pittsburgh. yes, a rare wednesday nfl game. it starts in just minutes and there is no real sign of let-up for the raven's covid outbreak. yet another player tested positive yesterday. according to espn, the rookie reserve player geno stone. despite a dozen recent positive tests and a game rescheduled three times cynic thanksgiving, today's scheduled game against the undefeated steelers will go on. some that raifvens players now sitting out. that's about ten minutes from now. >>> okay. let's toss it over now. i woke up this morning. i dropped my kid off at the grand parents' house and it was beautiful already, so early in the morning. lots of sunshine. >> yeah. lots of sun. this is the pattern we've seen for the last couple weeks and it does continue today. we are seeing some high clouds moving by. and we are going to have more of the beautiful sunshine if you are planning to head out to the east bay, let's check out pittsburg. if you want to get out there during the warmest time, 2:00 to 3:00 will be the best time for those out

so as you can see here, there's a -- what this slide depicts or what's at hillard heinz and what's at the -- it's a collaborative process, so we're all in conversation all the time about what the needs are, what their assessment is, but hillard heinz has 20 that they're evaluating. once they evaluate, they move it onto california department of justice for what you see here is the external allegations. 33 are at the california department of justice. the expectation is within a short amount of time, 40 days or so, that those 53 will be in substantial compliance because of what i just described with the prescreening process. so that -- that is very good news. and in terms of picking up the pace, as of this morning, we have 94 in substantial compliance, and with this 53 that are in process, that will put us above the 50% mark, and we have a lot more in the pipeline that are moving, and moving very quickly. and i -- and i know we've talked about this, and i'll just say this, and we'll get to the next slide, and i think it's the last slide -- or we have a few more slides. part of what has h

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own attorney general have dismissed his baseless attempts to deny he lost the election now debbie heinz is a former prosecutor in the u.s. state of maryland and founder of legal speaks that's a legal and political issues blog she says donald trump may continue to try and overturn the election despite losing lawsuits. i don't count now for trying to just do something else even though it probably won't get anywhere because it is over as of monday when the electoral college meets but we cannot be in the head of donald trump to think what he might try to do next but this was really his last hail mary it was really like child's play i mean what i practice a lot of times you know i have clients and they'll say well we can't we do this and i'm like we need proof you can't just say it on a piece of paper and that's basically where the trouble is we're doing they're just basically making allegations on a piece of paper they had no evidence to back it up in the judicial system works in a world of padding evidence having facts to support what your legal premise is so that's the irony of the whole

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creed we are doing this large project at the miami world center, and we are doing a building with the heinzorporation. this will be the first 2.0 office building. we are offering is this great quality-of-life and we have the education and incredible private schools and additional ones are coming. flights, the arts, the culture, residential options, all of these amenities that people are looking for. you bring up a good point, one of the most important questions we get asked is about education. as people understand what the superintendent is doing with the public school system and what the private schools are doing, we have no sugars of infrastructure to support these people coming down here. our message is simple, we have always had great weather and great taxes, but now we have an incredible lifestyle to offer. technology makes that much easier. >> what do you feel like you guys can offer? campaign forhat creating jobs and relocating. new york be able to offer more than that. how do you match that? nitin: that is a great question. you could talk about the quality of life as far as pricing

let's go to heinz field!lers, 3:30 it's wednesday afternoon football boy, that rolls off the tongue it's fantastic >> it was worth it just for that i mean, this is crazy. >> it's 2020 >> it's whacky >> it's going to be a great game, though >> yes, it is. only undefeated team left in football coming up, we'll take you inside the queen's christmas. her plans for this season, including that big break from a three-decade-long tradition. but first, this is "today" on >>> welcome back. the pandemic is forcing many families to change their holiday plans for the season, and that evidently includes the royal family, too. >> nbc's kelly cobiella has more on how their 2020 holiday season are also getting a 2020 update. kelly, what say you? >>> we have some big, big changes actually new rules in place for christmas here make it basically impossible for big families to get together lots of families are scaling back and the queen is no exception. the royal walk to church at the qun'eecountry home is as much a part of chris

. ♪ but not every tomato ends in the same kind of heinz ketchup.ause you can't be everyone's favorite ketchup without making a ketchup for everyone. >>> the headline from the "new york post" editorial board "mr. trump, stop the insanity." can writes "mr. president, time to end this dark charade. if you insist on spending your final days in office threatening to burn it down, that will be how you are remembered, not as a revolutionary but anarchist holding the match." "the president should stopping of overturning the election and start thinking of georgia runoffs." brian stelter, for those at home that don't understand the president's affinity and long history with the "new york post" explain the significance of this editori editorial. >> rupert murdoch and trump have had a mutually beneficial relationship, especially in the white house, rupert murdoch used trump in the white house to his business advantage and furthermore, trump has read the "new york post" that's been his hometown paper for decades. this might sting. part of what the editorial boa

wells fargo happy new year let's jump into it you have lofty price targets for mondelez, for kraft heinzish outlook for simply foods that puts out healthy snacks going into q 1 with the vaccine and the new coronavirus variant where do you see pantry loading and people stocking up on snacks. >> we had so much demand throughout the year there is not a lot in terms of pantry at this time we think the biggest issue for tri is weak sentiment across the board. i don't think they have recovered from cost cuttingi three to five years ago. you see it in valuations where food stocks trade at a 30% discount relative to household products and beverages twice the typical valuation growth there is low expectations for growth in 2021 and 2022. low valuation. right now is a really good time to look at the food stocks in terms of total returns n. terms of the snack space, we like this space quite a bit. we think looking at especially in the u.s. we think healthy snacking is the way to go. looking at the cdc modelling 40% of u.s. consumers being obese, now even with covid the worst outcomes for folks are

congressman jim heinz joins us as well. ♪ ♪ light it up like dynamite ♪ (this is ah) ♪ light it up likeso watch me light the fire and set the night alight (alright) ♪ ♪ shining through the city... >>> the white house is a busy place tonight when it comes to pardons and the president's scheme to overturn the election. joining us now is congressman jim hines, thank you very much for being with us. i want to get your initial reaction to this list of pardons. what do you think about it? >> well, john, i have a shallow thought and a deep thought. the shallow thought is the pardon suggests that at some level donald trump knows that he's not going to be president in less than a month. the deeper thought is i am appalled. what does the lord require of you that you do justice and love mercy and walk humbly with your god. i love that because it recognize that is the justices are sometimes really harsh and custome merciful. the whole idea of a pardon is we can inject some mercy into justice. when the president does does it, he does it on our behalf. instead of elevating mercy, he has pardoned a bu

the quick lunches to beard self-cutting quits, companies like proctor & gamble, general mills, kraft heinznew products that are catering to the stay at homeworkers. you are at home right now. tell me when your office says you can come back will you do some sort of program where you do a little more homework than you used to because it worked out so well? >> i obviously can relate to the part about gillette for example, people having new beards, right? we'll see if it lasts. i personally am not going back to an office. i know that for a fact because i don't have one. i believe it will be somewhere between zero and 60% of people will not go back to offices. you know i say that sort of half jokingly. zero to 60 is a very wide range. what we do know is some percentage of office workers will not go back to the office. these brands are trying to react. but it is like a classic pace of uncertainty. they just don't know. jackie: they don't know. they don't know for the ones who do return how long it will take, when we'll all be vaccinated. so many unknowns at this point. there is also another inte

but not every tomato ends in the same kind of heinz ketchup.ause you can't be everyone's favorite ketchup without making a ketchup for everyone. >>> a lot happened this year but 2020 will be remembered for the national reckoning on race, black lives matter protesters coming out in massive numbers for days on end. calling for change to injustice. we also say a wave of engagement from artists, cultural figures, musicians actors and our next guest comedian chelsea handler as been at work on the issues. her netflix is called "hello privilege, it's me chelsea" confronting race and privilege head on. why this project on white privilege? >> i just kind of had a wakeup call after our 2016 election and i thought i want to really do something. i took a deep look at my own life and realized how spoiled and entitled i had become and i wanted to actually take an honest look at it and i started to think about the privilege i was born with and taken for granted my whole life because i thought white privilege was a specific part of the community like rockefell

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. ♪ but not every tomato ends in the same kind of heinz ketchup.ause you can't be everyone's favorite ketchup without making a ketchup for everyone. >> julie: new developments in the fight in congress over the demand for $2,000 stimulus checks. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell speaking just moments ago. watch. >> socialism for rich people is a terrible way to help the american families actually struggling. let me say that again. it's a terrible way to get help to families who actually need it. >> julie: rachel, what do you make of mcconnell's comments about borrowing and giving to the rich? is he referring to these $2,000 checks? you have to be under certain tax bracket even be eligible for receiving them. >> rachel: you know, i don't know. i will say this, the $600 that went out in the last relief bill was only $600 because nancy pelosi loaded it up with all this pork and there was only $600 left at the end for the american people. president trump said that's not enough, they need $2,000 pay but he also asked for the $2,000 to come with a lo

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and aaron heinz, an ap veteran now editor at large for the 19th, non-profit nonpartisan newsroom focused on gender, politics and policy. let's get into it because we've got a lot here. susan, look, once again we're seeing joe biden out in front on an urgent issue. we have a jobs report with no silver lining, hurificly rapidly escalating covid numbers. and biden steps in and tell us what he's work on but as he himself pointed out this week he's nut the boss yet. where's the boss? >> if you were looking from outer space you might think joe biden is the president of the united states. he's reassuring the country in a time of crisis, laying out a specific plan of action, urging people to be braced for a tough couple of months ahead. but of course he's not the president. doesn't have the powers of the president. he continues to have problem meeting with some of the trans agencies that his transitional officials would like to meet with. the president of the united states is now very focused on i think his career path after the presidency. he no longer has any credible path toward overturning t

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mom's teeth after a pitcher of sangria [ laughter ] apparently, people were expecting clifford to be heinz red and what they got was hunt's catsup. [ laughter ] and finally, check this out. a woman in minnesota put some old pears in her backyard, and i guess they were -- they got fermented, because look what happened when a squirrel ate one. >> this squirrel out in minnesota accidentally got drunk when he ate a fermented pear the homeowner says that she threw out some pears that she found at the bottom of her fridge the squirrel got into the pears. luckily, he was fine, walked it off, and came back in the morning, was ready for more. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: that's going to be everybody on their thanksgiving zoom tomorrow. [ applause ] we have a great show give it up for the roots, everybody. come on. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: hey, before we start the show, i just wanted to thank you guys for -- for re-sharing our monologues. because, you know, our monologues the next day we put them out on youtube or wherever, and they've hit over a million every single day for the past two we

have you with us on al jazeera thank you very much indeed in victoria's package there we heard debbie heinz the legal analyst saying that he will try to carry on doing something he's talking about donald trump but this was really his last hail mary other any options left open to donald trump as far as the election is concerned. this was really a definitive loss for donald trump and he does not have any other serious options left there's always the theoretical possibility that faithless electors could turn around and vote for joe by vote for donald trump rather than joe biden but the likelihood of this is vanishingly small it would take $37.00 electors to change their minds and if you think about it $33.00 states have laws preventing this going to the point where electors can actually be fined if they change their vote so it's really quite impossible even even in states like pennsylvania where there is no faithless elector law states could actually replace an elector and an important supreme court decision says that these laws replacing electors and then penalizing them are constitutional th

not a lot of growth, i get it, but this could be a classic reopening name so trade kraft heinz. >> barbara ann >> i am fading it. i worry about this company they keep buying little brands but the core is the periphery of the problem. >> dan, would you trade it or fade it? >> i would fade it name dropping, guy adame we show up to chat and sometimes i have to work on his fashion and he will say something about i am going to go to the gap this is not fast fashion, not even old school fashion. this is a company that i think another situation where the stock overshot to the downside in march, but is really overshooting to the upside i am not chasing this. i know the stock has pulled back i don't think this is where you want to be as far as fashion, as far as retailers evolving. >> guy, i thought kanye was going to solve all of gap's problems next year i'm kidding. >> i spoke to ye recently and he didn't think i should be as optimistic as i was anyway we have those conversations where we are tight fade it though, absolutely all of the shorts got squeezed the problems with this company haven't be

. >>>> reporter:r: co-leadeder of project isis sarah heinz of the usdada forest service. other cities do this . >> they have high rates of poverty, unemployment, incarceration. this project can ameliorate a lot of that by thinking about waysys to emploloy people, give peopople oppoportunities.s. avoid waste. and plant trees in places that desperately need them. >> reporter: i don't think most people realize that. logs in a landfill are actually a bad thing? >> yeah if you think about a tree, it's sequestering or capturing carbon. that co2 that's in the air it stores it in thehe body of f th tree. when thahat tree is removeved a decompmposing, itt releases all that co2 back into the atmosphere. contributing, obviously, to climate change. >> reporter: jennifer leads the urban wood rescue in sacramento, which is funded in part by a grant by the california department of forestry and fire protection. she says her organization has sequestered 6,770 metric tons of carbin. that's equal to about 731,000 gallons of gas. >> we're able to divert logs that would normally go to the lan

heinz. >> i'm back i have brief comments. on september 23 they submitted bids into a solicitation to purchase adequate capacity and so system resource adequacy capacity in 2021 and 2022. the purchase and cell bids we submitted were designed to clean power for the balance and supply by acquiring product types and selling product types that it didn't need. a portion of clean bids were accepted by public california edison. they required they execute a contract no later than october 28 to ensure timely filing of it's own annual research adequacy report. the general manager executed the contract with souther california on october 27th. executing the sale prior to november 22. the sale of the resource adequacy products maximize the benefits of ratepayers. the revenue received by the sale will offset the cost of resource adequacy purchases. this will make from southern california and contract. the sales contract with southern california edison exceeds $1 million it will require approval from the board of supervisors. we are also ask

the senate appropriations committee on both bills, and i would thank chairman shelby's staff shannon heinz, jonathan grafael and david atkins. normally i would -- senators at this time might put these names just in the record. i wanted to say them out loud on the floor because they should hear their names said out loud and know how much i appreciate what they have done. not just for the united states senate, but for the united states of america. mr. president, i yield the floor and suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from florida. a senator: i ask unanimous consent to be vitiate the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. scott: mr. president, i rise today to encourage all americans to join the fight to support our nation and our jobs and stand up against a growing threat of communist china i've been saying buying american products is the number one thing we can do to support american jobs and stand up to our foreign adversaries. there'

senator john heinz. it is a very prestigious award, and here's the thing, linda didn't even apply for it. she didn't seek it. she was sought out and i believe shocked when she found out she received this very prestigious award that comes with a $250,000 cash prize. now, that is a big deal. i'll say more about that cash prize in a minute. so let me tell you a bit more about linda's story and how she came to be such a passionate steward of our fisheries, of our seas, of our oceans. born and raised in connecticut, linda headed to alaska in 1982, during a summer break from college. she wanted to make some money. she heard that one of the ways that you could do it was to fish in the great state of alaska. she took a ferry from bellingham, washington, to sitka, and she immediately fell in love with this gorgeous, and i mean gorgeous community, the minute she got off the boat. it took her about a month pounding the docks to find a deckhand job. there weren't a lot of women in this business then and she did even