jacqueline coley: the cosby show revitalized the sitcom.family ties at 8:30. michael gross: and then family ties went poom in a huge way. michael gross: that great thursday night lineup cosby, family ties, cheers, night court. jacqueline coley: nbc really created this idea of must see tv. you're talking about 20 and 30 and 40 million people tuning in. michael gross: people say you were one of america's most successful fathers. i said no, it was bill cosby. cosby was number one. jaleel white: with respect to what's happened of late. it's like, hugely disappointing to all of us, but he set the standard for what a family sitcom was. jim colucci: the cosby show had proven that the family sitcom was a viable genre again. [audience laughter] lynn: i'm mr. belevedere! gerrad hall: by the late 80s family sitcoms were very popular among the big three networks. gerrad hall: there was this incredible resurgence. jesse: this is great, we should be mothers. joey: ah yeah! ethan alter: families tuned into these tv shows to see an aspirational version of

jacqueline coley: the cosby show revitalized the sitcom. 8:30. michael gross: and then family ties went poom in a huge way. michael gross: that great thursday night lineup cosby, family ties, cheers, night court. jacqueline coley: nbc really created this idea of must see tv. you're talking about 20 and 30 and 40 million people tuning in. michael gross: people say you were one of america's most successful fathers. i said no, it was bill cosby. cosby was number one. jaleel white: with respect to what's happened of late. it's like, hugely disappointing to all of us, but he set the standard for what a family sitcom was. jim colui: the cosby show had proven that the family sitcom was a viable genre again. [audience laughter] lynn: i'm mr. belevedere! gerrad hall: by the late 80s family sitcoms were very popular among the big three networks. gerrad hall: there was this incredible resurgence. jesse: this is great, we should be mothers. joey: ah yeah! ethan alter: families tuned into these tv shows to see an aspirational version of what family life

but the inside of the white house really needed a lot of work in jacqueline. kennedy really made that possible by the extraordinary effort. she made that involves citizens in restoring the white house now, why should we help restore and preserve the white house? well the theory of restoration and preservation, is that by restoring and preserving the past we can make certain that we don't make that were made in the past and we can learn and do better citizens for the future. that's the whole theory of history why we study history. it's to learn from the past make certainly don't make the same mistakes and do better at going forward. now the human brain has not yet evolved such that when you see a picture of the white house or a picture of any historic building, it's the same as actually visiting it you can look at the picture of the white house and get some sense of what it's all about, but it's not the same as a visiting it and therefore if you preserve it more people want to visit it what people want to see what this white house is about and therefore our cit

jacqueline charles. _ getting worse. jacqueline charles, thank _ getting worse.k you so - getting worse. jacqueline i charles, thank you so much getting worse. jacqueline - charles, thank you so much for your reporting. really good to talk to you. the king of the netherlands, willem—alexander has apologised for his country's role in slavery on saturday at an event marking 150 years since the abolition of slavery in former dutch colonies. in his speech, the monarch said he felt "personally "and intensely" affected. dutch slave traders trafficked more than 600,000 people and a government—commissioned study revealed that the dutch royal family earned the equivalent of nearly $600 million from the colonies, where slavery was widespread. translation: the horrific legacy of slavery remains l with us today. its effects can still be felt in racism in our society. in december last year, the dutch prime minister apologised on behalf of the dutch government for the fact that, for centuries, in the name of the dutch state, human beings were made into commodities, exploited a

will: fourteen years jacqueline coley: ... drugs. will: those pills that you took weren't vitamins.'m a drug addict and a virgin. jacqueline coley: people forget carlton was the first one of the first black nerds on screen, showing that there were other ways to be black. ♪ its not unusual to be loved by anyone ♪ beretta smith shomade: and so when fox comes around and says, how can we gain audience? oh, black people. so they initiate a series of shows that target an audience that had not been targeted. malcolm venable: martin lawrence is this increasingly mega popular comedian on the scene. martin lawrence: i know big bird been out of business but what the fuck is up? jacqueline coley: if you want to just compare martin and the fresh prince, martin in no way ran away from its blackness. he hosted a black radio show... martin: what up? jacqueling coley: ...he had gina, his live in girlfriend. tawny newsome: it was the blending of sketch with traditional narrative sitcom. cedric: martin lawrence played, many, many characters on that show. martin: jerome in the house! cedric: from jerom

charles. _ that will work. jacqueline charles, the _ that will work. jacqueline charles, the miami -les, the miami herald's caribbean correspondent. thanks for your insight.— demonstrations in favour of the coup in niger turned violent sunday as supporters of the junta attacked the french embassy in the capital niamey. protestors shouted "down with france," setting fire to the embassy�*s outer walls and also waving russian flags, the generals claiming to run the country say members of the toppled government are now hiding out in western embassies. meanwhile, a group of west african countries has issued an ultimatum to the military leaders. the bloc known as ecowas has met and now warns it'll launch a military intervention if niger's elected president isn't restored to power within a week. the group agreed to sanctions saying it has zero tolerance for coups. niger's democratically—elected leadership has welcomed the support of its neighbours. the country's ambassador to the united states spoke earlier to the bbc world service. i will support anything that will restore the legitimately

his latest, "camera girl" by simon & schuster is about jacqueline bouvier before everything.. >> she had a rather dim view of marriage. she felt very strongly, even as a young woman, in the early 1950s, she should not marry before she had somehow established herself. >> reporter: what jacqueline bouvier wanted was to be a writer and she was willing to start at the bottom. back then this was the bottom. a column in washington's times herald called the enkwierg photographer, later changed to inquiring camera girl. her job was to take pictures of passersby and ask opinions about random topics like women in politics or how a wolf whistle made them feel. >> she is asking strangers on the streets of washington, ten years becoming the world's most famous woman. >> reporter: fearless, charming and single. and some of jackie's friend like newsman charles bart lit and his wife martha thought she would be a perfect match for the most eligible bachelor in town, a certain congressman from massachusetts. the bartletts were close friends of jackie and jfk and they would stay close. charles

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jacqueline lee, abc news, newark, new jersey. >> all right, jacqueline, thank you so much. well parts of the city of chicago remain underwater. just look here, severe flooding flash flooding leaving drivers trapped in their cars. dozens of people had to be rescued sunday, which went down as one of the city's wettest days ever. millions of americans also sweltering as extreme heat stretches from coast to coast. now blamed for more than two dozen deaths. accuweather meteorologist melissa konstanzer has today's forecast. melissa >> good morning, lionel. we're watching a wide risk for severe weather extending from new england into the southeast east with thunderstorms bringing damage, winds and heavy rainfall. the risk for flooding through the mid-atlantic coast if you don't get those thunderstorms, you're going to find those accuweather realfeel values throughout the southeast in the 110 to 115 range. so stay hydrated, keep mixing in the water. on top of it all, there will still be some warmth and thunderstorm activity for the 4th of july, including the north central tier of t

earlier, my colleague helena humphries spoke to jacqueline charles, the caribbean correspondent at thesed in port—au—prince. thank you so much for being with us here on bbc news. to begin with, just paint a picture of the situation that people are facing there in haiti right now. this is a country of approximately 12 million residents and almost half, 5.2 million, are in need of humanitarian assistance and this includes 3 million children. just last month we had deadly floods, we had another earthquake on the southern panhandle. the situation with gangs, especially in the capital, they control over 60% of port—au—prince. it makes it difficult to get around, it makes it difficult for people to go out to work, to just get basic food. you have a situation where tens of thousands of haitians have been forced from their homes, they're sleeping in public plazas, on the streets, others have also fled the country so it really is a dire humanitarian situation that the un in the last couple of weeks have been trying to raise attention to. and just focusing on that situation of the capital being

. >> here's abc's jacqueline lee. nothing quite like planning a wedding and finding out just how much it's going to cost. >> even just looking up the numbers for this interview, i was getting anxiety. >> but once they add up flowers, the venue, the photographer and the food, and oftentimes couples are forced to lower expectations and cater to a budget. some even choosing to go into debt. >> millennials are budgeting $23,000, which means that they are taking $6,000 out in debt to afford these $29,000 weddings, according to the knot, the average cost of a wedding in 2022 was about $30,000. >> and that doesn't even take into account things like the bachelor and bachelorette party engagement rings and the honeymoon with the cost quickly adding up. sarah miller is a wedding planner in nashville. one of the most popular wedding destinations in the country and star of the netflix series marriage or mortgage. >> if we buy a house, it could be years before we can afford the wedding we've always wanted. we could do both. i'm go

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jacqueline coley: because i was a 20 something post college, somewhat aimless millennial who is trying to grow up. molly: oh, i embrace who i am. kelli: okay! molly: i do what i want and i do not give a fuck what anybody thinks. [laughing] ♪ daniel fienberg: atlanta is part of this new wave of auteur driven comedy. man: where your ancestors from? congo? ivory coast. earn: i don't know, this spooky thing called slavery happened and my entire ethnic identity was erased. troy patterson: the premise is that earn, played by donald glover, has dropped out of princeton university and is back home in atlanta trying to manage his cousin to rap stardom. earn: i just don't scare people like you man. niggas know i drink juice and shit... alfred: fuck that! earn: dammmn! man: i can write you a cheque. alfred: nigga, do i look like a bank? i don't take fucking cheques! troy patterson: the question is, is atlanta a great sitcom. cop 1: willie! you coming out? cop 2: wait! troy patterson: or has it so pushed the boundaries of what a sitcom can be that we need to coin a new genre term altogether to des

jacqueline charles, the miami herald's caribbean correspondent. here once again with us. we have seen a couple of times these previous international interventions in haiti in the past couple of decades. they haven't exactly gone very well. what's the feeling right now in haiti about this potential intervention on the behalf of kenya? there is one what are some of the situation in haiti right now which is desperation, because we are seeing, as you mentioned, a resurgence of violence, also kidnappings, not just foreigners, but also haitians who are victims of kidnappings regardless of their role, their profession is. a doctor is being held at the former head of the provisional electoral council who has been held for over a month now. when you talk to average haitians, theyjust want help. they understand the police is doing the best they can, but once the police goes in, they really can't hold on to control of territory. games today control at least 80% of the haitian capital and we are seeing violence also pop up outside port—au—prince. just this we

i'm jacqueline a staff attorney at defense collaborative and support behind all 3. especially alysabeth alexander-tut and williams. i worked with kavin williams. i cannot speak highly enough about his capabilityings fought tierlsly for tenant and recommend him. thank you. >> thank you. >> i believe that was our last caller. on this matter. >> thank you. public comment is now closed. >> and seeing no one on the roster i would like to make a motion to strike reject in all 3 motions and sends the iments pos alysabeth alexander-tut to 5. and chavez to seat 6 and kavin williams to seat 7 to the board >> vice chair walton. >> aye. >> supervisor safai. >> aye. >> chair dorsey. >> ayech >> the motion passes. without objection. >> thank you. on a unanimous point. alexander-tut, chavez and williams to 5, 6 and 7 of the bic. move to the full board as a committee report. >> congratulations. >> mr. clerk. call items 10 and 11 together? >> item 10, is the motion approving rejecting the mayor owe's nomination for kate faveto civil service commission. item 11 is a motion approving

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mom of two and super moms activated jacqueline, good morning to you jacqueline. voice. >> ainsley: it's so cute. it's rampsy. thank you for waking up if you don't feel good to talk about this. it's very important. moms and dads are worried about this. what's your reaction? >> my reaction is school was failing for a while. what happened was blm allowed the complex to mainstream marxism. crt, racism, sex, political activation are tools in the tool kit. this is how they have infected various private schools like browning. the issue with browning is two fold. one, nais which stands for the national association of independent schools as well as substantial equivalency which was passed in new york state in september 2022. do you want me to explain what those two things mean? >> ainsley: sure. briefly. >> okay. so substantial equivalence is i basically means all schools, independent schools must mirror public schools. it's really knocks apart the whole notion of school choice. paying a tuition and having a public school education despite the fact that you are paying thi

let's discuss with jacqueline howard.me oncologists who say this has shown a benefit to their patients. >> reporter: that's right. some of the oncologists i spoke with said by scaling back aggressive treatments for patients who have less aggressive cancer was able to help their patients not suffer so many serious side effects. so the patient had a nice quality of life was continuing the necessary treatments for their cancer. one example i can share with you, there was one study on rectal cancer patients. researchers looked at patients who had only chemotherapy before they underwent surgery. they compared those patients with patients who had chemo and radiation. the researchers found similar outcomes. among the patients who had chemo, but skipped radiation, about 80% were disease free. among those who had chemo and radiation about 78% were disease free. the same percentage were decease free. those who only had chemo didn't have the side effects from radi radiation. oncologists said you have to weed out which patients have

and we are joined by jacqueline howard, and can you tell us about the evfficacy of this dru?we are hearing that early next year, it could be in grocery stores, and drugstore shelves and online. that is the time line. and to tell you more about opill, it is oral conisception, a -- contraception, and this is the first time that it has been af approved for over t kouhe count accessibility. and it is not for any type of abortion pill, because it is a birth control pill. >> how many women could this impact? >> the fda says that we do know that half of the 6 million pregnancies here in the united states is unplanned and so this opill is going go another option, and it is estimated that 2/3 of women use some form of contraception, and another option made available for women here in the u.s. >> it is easier to get it and not having to go to the doctor and get it. thank you, jacqueline howard. >> it is shocking that half of the pregnancies, and she just said half of them are unplanned. that seems -- that is really shocking. it is great to have this over the counter pill available. >>>

in different ways and lifted by the fact that the ceremonies and washington largely because of jacqueline kennedy, the founder of our association in 1961, it said that, you know, she took a nation that had been shattered by what had happened and lifted us up by pageantry and enormous sense of history, which she had. the other thing i remember from that weekend was on sunday, my mother was in another and i was watching the tv, which even seven year olds were that weekend. and i saw the murder of lee harvey oswald on live tv, which means it was nbc because nbc was the only one that carried it live. and i ran into the other room and i said to my mother, oswald's just been shot. and she said, you've been watching too much tv. i'm going to go. and i'm turning off. now you're you're beginning to make things up. so even 60 years later this year, this was like an otherworldly event. you know, other such morning on ceremony, thank god it's but not quite the same thing is that but one thing that really is captured in this book is the fact when you study it all the way back to george washington tell

jacqueline howard is here with the details.s fat, and walk once a day, and the population will extend your life by up to 24 years, so tell us what to do. >> these eight habits may seem obvious to some, but it is interesting to list them in order to those who have the greatest association with living longer. start out with one, getting regular exercise, and do not misuse opioids and stop smoking are the three with the longest longevity. minimize stress, and no binge drinking and healthy ways to manage your stress, and those were to contribute to adding 24 years to your life. >> it is interesting to see the opioids on the stress, because it is major effect of life expectancy in this study. and i don't want to ask you people about my own situation, but people starting these habits later in life, and not for my own situation, but starting it later in this your life, does it make a difference? >> yes, those who started it in mid-life, it is still effective. it is never too late. >> and is there a reason that you threw out middle age

cnn health reporter jacqueline howard is back to explain.interesting factors that go into this. >> reporter: that's right, boris. i will say this is one study that is part of an emerging body of research showing that just your bmi alone may not necessarily be the best indicator of your overall health. what researchers did for this particular study, they did look at people's bmi and then they looked at death reports, death rates, and did that comparison to find that being overweight itself may not necessarily be associated with an increased risk of early death. now i will say we're looking specifically at the measurement of being overweight which is having a bmi of 25 to 29. obesity is having a bmi of 30-plus. we know that there are many chronic diseases associated with obesity. we have to keep that in mind here. overall, this is just another indicator that more factors other than bmi can help really give a picture of a patient's overall health like co-morbidities which are other chronic diseases like family history. and of course to maintain

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cnn health reporter jacqueline howard is joining us now live.en diagnosed in male professional athletes. what are you learning about this disease occurring in women and is this a game changer? >> that's right, sara. you know, we've only known about a handful of reported cases of cte in female athletes. this is the first time we're hearing of such a report in a professional athlete, and what we can expect moving forward, as we see more women participating in contact sports that historically have been male dominated like football, like boxing, then we can expect to see more cte cases just like we see among male athletes and what cte is associated with is specifically blows to the head, repeated heatrauma, that we tend to see in contact sports and cte itself causes the death of nerve cells in the brain and that's why, sadly, you need to perform an actual autopsy of the brain after a person dies to diagnose them with cte, and that's exactly what scientists did at the australian sports brain bank to diagnose heather anderson, sara? >> jacqueline howa

jacqueline took a broom and filled it with all these handles. the dishwasher doesn't work at all. it's always closed. it doesn't open at all. in fact, we live in terrible conditions. it can't open . we have to pay 400 per week to stay here , so it's too much of a badger, nobody. we don't think the photos are romanian workers, they say that for more than 12 he receives 40 pounds per hour of work per day. this amount is less than half of the minimum wage in italy. all kinds of people pray that sometimes they get even less . today, how much should i give for how many days of the week? damn, last week, it took me even a century. that i didn't get paid, it's like we should take it to everyone here, the tests are free, the treatment is worse than bad , i don't know, you can't keep up with me these days, don't go, one of the workers will call his friend in romania and that's it, your quarantine is ruined, you'll die, there's a risk of death people of their own free will come to this country to look for work but they see what their job is, which i expected, or it is maintained in very bad

she'd had, jacqueline, bariatric surgery years earlier.that's right, brianna. now we learn from this medical examiner's report that after that previous surgery, presley experienced a lot of scar tissue buildup. a lot of adhesions. ultimately leading to what has been determined to be her cause of death. a small bowel obstruction. so specifically we're talking about the medical examiner's report says cause of death was a stang gstrangulated buildup abl to block off some blood flow causing this cause of death. now, often we do hear of scar tissue occurring after surgeries for some patients that might need additional surgeries to have the scar tissue removed. that's to reduce a risk of a more serious complication happening like an obstruction like this one. >> such sad news. also something that i think a lot of people who vsh had that surgery will want to pay attention to. thank you so much. rahal. >>> thank you. >>> as actors at the picket lines, busy seeing a summer splump. at theme parks. what's causing a dip in attendance at florida's them

i mean, i live on to the showing the volume should only be jacqueline not to go too low. to stream in as an in linux bounce backs and then recruit security for the excellence of isn't going measure with almost completely do joyce intermedia much to say that often we get home pittsville. all of this of the please, let's can you presented us to do to better serve. so and then so what are you looking to ship to as soon as you get to exactly the, if it's a good, a call to talk to them. i'll tell him to just take the bus to oh, on the, on the a overall, just let the villas onto i will and it's almost too good fun is this one piece up isn't the, the nearly the, the small move it is you're going to and you get this, i think so many of those. what is you don't know if a specific phone call is that these are all these if the decor 6, if you are interested in promoting dixie. good, good. what are the most money on this? how about you? except him, is it move in with the color, you know, stuff before most is just us, put it on my tell me the dates of defense because all of you mean y

>> jacqueline howard, a big development for women, thanks so much. >>> rfk jr. to making controversial claims. cnn's k file debunking another. we'll explain. and essential services of every kind. all running on countlessss invisible networks, making it a prprime target for cyberattacks. but the same ai-powered security that protects all of google also defends the systems running america's infrastructure. for these services. for the 336 million of us living here. ♪ >>> cnn's k file has new reporting dispute something controversial claims from robert kennedy jr. who has a history of sharing unfounded consider theories manmade chemical in the country's tap water could be affecting the, quote, sexual identification of children. andrew kaczynski is joining us now on this. you spoke to some experts on this, scientists and toxicology experts. what did they tell you? >> that's right. so rfk jr. has been making this claim manmade chemicals could be children gay or transgender. he's also said that these chemicals could be making boys more feminine or girls more masculine.

jacqueline, how effect is this berberine in reality? >> that's the question.linical trials looking specifically at the effectiveness of berberine for being weight. but there's one study showing it associated with a 0.25% reduction in body mass index among those who tried taking the supplement. but when you think about those who have taken ozempic and wygove, those are associated with a 4% reduction in body mass. and we don't have the rigorous scientific data to really. it the effectiveness for berberine. >> and what about any potential risks? >> well, with that we know for sure people who are breast-feeding, those who are pregnant should not take berberine. there is the risk of it potentially interacting with certain medications and it should not be given to infants. and then there are some common side effects, as you see there. abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, constipation, diarrhea. those are some side effects that some people might experience. >> jacqueline howard, thank you so much for the reporting. we'll be on the lookout for anymore serious research in

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cnn health reporter jacqueline howard joins us now with more.t hiv from this procedure and are they convinced that it was just one case or are there possibilities of more? >> well, jim, we know that there have been a cluster of cases tied to this vip spa in albuquerque, new mexico, and if safety protocols are followed and a licensed medical professional is performing the procedure then we really shouldn't see these kinds of cases happening, but what the vampire facial is, i will break it down into three steps, it involves, number one, having your blood drawn, number two, having platelet rich plasma extracted from your blood and number three, having that plasma then reinjected into your skin using micro needling pens on your face. so that's how the procedure is performed and at any point during that process if blood-related waste is mishandled or if sanitation is not happening in between clients, that can risk bloodborne infections like hiv spreading. and in new mexico health officials are urging any former client at the vip spa who has had an in

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