and she was like, jackson brown, and i was like, definitely jackson brown is not dm'ing you.e got c catfished and it led to interacting with my fans and just thanking them for all their pregnant wishes. and -- it was a disaster. and i found it all out on a plane. so i could not get to her like i could not call her or attack her so i messaged with her and dm'ed her and skp asked her to stop. >> when had somebody if you were pregnant, she said yes, right? >> yes, she was like, thank you for the well wishes, and it was endless. my friends were sending me screen grabs and it was unbelievable. i said mom, you revealed my pregnancy. and he said, emma, you announced it and i said no i didn't. it was a tabloid, and she was like, oh, that was not clear. >> this fake news is all very confusing, isn't it? >> she totally fell for the fake news. so, yeah, basically we kind of laughed. we kind of got in a fight. i blocked her at one point. it was my only weapon and she texted me and said, queen did you block me? sad face and i was like, yes, i blocked you and i unblocked her and it was an

she's like, jackson browne. and i was like, mom, definitely jackson browne is not dm'ing you.fished. it led to interacting with my fans, you know, just thanking them for all their pregnancy wishes. >> jimmy: oh, god. >> it was a disaster. and i found it all out on a plane. so i couldn't get to her. i couldn't call her or attack her. so i message with her and dm her, ask her to please stop. >> jimmy: has she stopped now? has she learned her lesson? somebody asked her if you were pregnant and she said yes, right? >> oh, yes. she was like, thank you so much for the well wishes, we're so excited! it was endless. my friends were sending me screen grabs and it was unbelievable. then when i said to her, mom, you revealed my pregnancy. she goes, emma, you announced it! and i said, no, i didn't. that was a tabloid. she's like, oh. oh, i didn't -- that wasn't clear. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this fake news is all very confusing, isn't it? >> she totally fell for the fake news. so, yeah, basically we kind of laughed. we kind of got in a fight. i blocked her at one point. it was my only weap

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brown. seat number two, rhody mccoy. seat number two, salinas and seat four, jabari jackson. again, i agree with supervisor stefani that all of the applicants would be very qualified to serve and it's really hard to make this decision. >> thank you, i just am trying to take down all these notes to figure out. of course this is going to be impossible of a decision because you all stood out incredibly, in incredible ways. i just think you know, there are so many prejudices and you know, stereotype of people who have served time in our society and i think that you all blew all of those stereotype out of the way today by showing your april genero -- bring generous, your diversity, your commitment, your understanding of the circumstan circumstances that you know, led down this path and how to get out of it with flying colors. i was just blown away during these really rough times, being so inspired by all of your stories and your stories of triumph and adversadversity. really, i think it has made me feel a lot better, these are hard times for all of us. so thank you, thank you so m

also when he was clerking on the supreme court for justice jackson, there were memos he wrote about brown board, there were some questions about was he on the wrong side of history on issues like that. also he was in the justice department, which was getting to be politicized in the nixon administration. this was before watergate. he did not participate in the saturday night massacre as robert bork did but there was an affiliation of sorts. definitely the most conservative appointment president nixon made, and these controversies would come back again when president reagan elevated bill rehnquist to be chief justice. that is the same time that scalia was nominated by president reagan. that is part of the reason why scalia was confirmed unanimously. susan: a quick note about jimmy carter, one term president, no supreme court openings during his term, but you're right that he shaped the federal judiciary -- how? ilya: in consolation, as it turned out. congress significantly expanded lower courts, adding circuit and district judgeships. carter appointed more judges in one term -- i am blanki

jackson pollock sees this-- >> and he changes his work. >> brown: pollock also attended a workshop in york led by david alfaro siquieros, who encouraged unconventional techniques. >> doing things like, they would put canvas on the floor and throw paint splatter paint on it, throw things like cigarettes and pieces of wood on it. it liberated the idea of how you could make a painting. >> brown: an influence of style, but also subject matter, as here in a large painting by the american artist charles white. >> the idea that the muralists had presented indigenous rural population as being the bedrock of mexican identity... >> brown: changing mexican history gave him an idea. >> exactly. so, charles white, the idea that you would insert african americans into the sweep of american history, was something revolutionary. no one had ever done that. >> brown: back in mexico city, today's street art, where the influence of the past is still seen. >> they were trying to-- to make the common man appear on these works of art. and these street artists do the same. they bring, like, ordinary people o

on item 22 -- [roll call vote] >> clerk: a motion to appoint yo lon da, michael brown, os ka celine's and jabari jackson terms ending june 1st, 2020 to the reentry council. >> ok. roll call, please. >> mr. president, i under supervisor walton has a comment to make. >> gentlema jabari jackson is mn and i would like to be recused. >> so moved. >> president yee: moved by supervisor peskin i think. is there a second? >> medicine a madam clerk. roll call. we are severing jabari jackson from these other appoint's and excusing supervisor walton just from the gentleman barrie jackson vote >> this is good for the whole thing for god sake. >> ok. >> on the motion, supervisor stefani [roll call vote] >> >> president yee: supervisor walton is excused from item 23. madam clerk, call the roll, please. >> clerk: on item 23 -- [roll call vote] >> president yee: the motion is approved unanimously. come on back. madam clerk, let's go to our first 3:00 p.m. special order. please call items 24 through 27. >> clerk: comprise the public hearing of persons interested in the determination of exemption from environmental review

on item 22 -- [roll call vote] >> clerk: a motion to appoint yo lon da, michael brown, os ka celine's and jabari jackson terms ending june 1st, 2020 to the reentry council. >> ok. roll call, please. >> mr. president, i under supervisor walton has a comment to make. >> gentlema jabari jackson is mn and i would like to be recused. >> so moved. >> president yee: moved by supervisor peskin i think. is there a second? >> medicine a madam clerk. roll call. we are severing jabari jackson from these other appoint's and excusing supervisor walton just from the gentleman barrie jackson vote >> this is good for the whole thing for god sake. >> ok. >> on the motion, supervisor stefani [roll call vote] >> >> president yee: supervisor walton is excused from item 23. madam clerk, call the roll, please. >> clerk: on item 23 -- [roll call vote] >> president yee: the motion is approved unanimously. come on back. madam clerk, let's go to our first 3:00 p.m. special order. please call items 24 through 27. >> clerk: comprise the public hearing of persons interested in the determination of exemption from environmental review

. >> hallie jackson at the white house, thank you and that sets us up for the doctor of brown universitylic health. let's start with the fda, a lot of alphabet soup with the cdc, the fda. a lot of different recommendations. let's just start with the fda. it apparently is recommending that patients that are in the trials for the vaccine be followed for a longer period of time but that would, of course, push off approval for a vaccine the white house said to be blocking it, according to "the new york times". what's your read of this >> good morning and thank you for having me on what the fda is proposing is really a pretty minimum standard it's basically saying everybody who has been in the clinical trial who has gotten a vaccine should be followed for at least two months before we decide the vaccine is safe. given that they're going to give this vaccine to tens of millions of americans, two-month follow-up is a pretty low bar. and so i'm baffled that the white house has decided this is sort of too much for them and they want to go faster than that i think it's irresponsible i think we sho