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impossible to say, because for some reason, lev put janet jackson's 1997 hit "together again" over the everywhere i go every smile i see ♪ i know you are there smiling back at me ♪ >> stephen: even though "nasty boys" would have been much more appropriate. (as parnas) "my name's not baby, it's lev. mr. parnas, if you're nasty." ( laughter ) up until now, the white house's defense has been clear: nothing happened. and if it did happen, it was about corruption. and if it wasn't about corruption, it's not a problem since it's totally legal for the president to withhold aid. can't have impeachment if he didn't break the law. well, funny coinkydink: today, the non-partisan government accountability office released a report saying the trump administration broke the law in withholding ukraine aid. so the day the impeachment is delivered, his own government announces he's guilty. that's like showing up to the custody hearing and your kids yell, "dad, we made your favorite breakfast cocktail!" "and we didn't drown it!" ( piano riff ) here's what the g.a.o. wrote: "faithful execution of the law

you know, he's producing and working with jay-z and alicia keys and ludacris and janet jackson.h his jaw wired shut he records the song. ♪ somebody order pancakes >> it's essentially him rapping about how badly he wants to be a rapper. >> god saved my life. so he has me here for a reason. >> "college dropout" was a cool first album. ♪ i told her to drop over in your new whip ♪ >> there's some great singles there. but "late registration" to me is when it all came together. that's an incredible record. ♪ i've got to testify ♪ come up in the spot looking extra fly ♪ >> he did what the rock stars used to, do which was to indulge his narcissistic fantasies through the medium of music. ♪ before the day you die you gonna touch the sky ♪ >> rappers weren't really doing it. musically it was brilliant. what is the narrative of the 2000s? well, it's the backpack-wearing dork like mark zuckerberg who becomes a billionaire. and kanye west is the music industry version of that. ♪ my greatest pain in life is i will never be able to see me perform ♪ ♪ so you are welcome to know a pleasure i wil

with janet jackson and justin timberlake pretty remember what year that was? >> i think it was 04 right. >> you are correct. >> okay good, i'm corrected i like hearing that put good morning everyone. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is backed up. it is about a 50 to 20 minute delay. there have been no major problems on a 80 north or south but if you look at the peninsula northbound 101 has some slowing approaching a crash. you might want to use 280 instead but a little flowing on highway 84. 680 looks good as you had to long creek. >>> we will get right to it at some fog moving in and around it is not favoring just any area. san francisco, san jose, santa rosa has some. mostly sunny today. this will probably be the warmest. although santa rosa did hit 72 yesterday but they were the warmest by far. san jose was only 63, morgan hill is only 50. they had too much fog. if you get that fog you can tak some of the high temps. 40s and 50s on the temps. the santa clara valley 42 there. morgan hill, san martin 46 in santa cruz. 44 cupertino and sara's to

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. >> janet jackson. >> that was the forecast. that was the forecast. >> try to outdo that? >> you want to go on the green screen and project the rain. >> don't invite me. >> i could use the help. napa and fairfield, reduced visibility. down to a half mile in the north bay. fairfield one mile. the fog is not widespread where we have it now it is locally dense. you can see where the number 10 is, that's unlimited visibility. more spots are fine. east bay hills camera showing you a quiet picture looking towards san francisco. today the 12-hour day planner, sun up at 7:25. it's a dry day. a lot of sunshine, enjoy this finish to the week. we have a mild afternoon, upper 50s to mid 60s by 4:00 p.m. weather is not an issue. how are the roads looking? >> they are looking fabulous. happy friday, everyone. we are checking out mass transit now. the ferries are running on winter schedules with no delays. b.a.r.t., 29 trains on time. ace 1 and ace 3 are also on time. live look at emeryville, this is 80, headlights moving in towards the maze. smooth ride there. no problems i'm seeing. sa

what about the wardrobe mall function with january -- janet jackson?ed a album six weeks after that, that slipped. the wardrobe malfunction see see on the screen. it was for an album, unfortunately no hit singles, no top 40 singles on the album. that is rarity, janet jackson, she had at least seven hit singles. that was the exception. stuart: by the way i wish you had been on the show yesterday, the 10th anniversary. like to give you the credit what you've done for the show. >> thank you. to your comment, the most expensive ticket is 21,000. stuart: private jet for that. thanks very much. take a look, live look, capitol hill. a few hours from now the senate impeachment trial begins. i don't think americans want our president removed from office. that is my personal opinion, but instead of bringing you that impeachment, we're bringing you president trump on the world stage. we're expecting to hear from him again in the next hour, when he meets with the leader of pakistan and when he speaks, i guarranty you are going to hear it right here. ♪. t. rowe pri

michael jackson, janet jackson, whitney houston, celine dion, ne-yo, bruno mars, party in the usa, miley cyrus. rihanna, russian roulette. >> britney spears. >> we love stevie nicks. we haven't written for her. i wish i wrote for stevie nicks. >> there might have been a solo happening and tequila in the commercial break. but i guys are going to write a song, and andy and anderson, you're going to jump in on this. you're just doing this on the fly? >> we're doing it on the fly. everybody's jumping in on this. here's what we're trying to do. we're trying to incorporate brooke's name, drunk don lemon. >> no! >> okay? >> nashville. >> it's not real. it's like dean martin. um ju i'm just holding. it's not real. >> you never know. and 2020 in this little party song we have called "good drinks, dumb jokes." it's new year's eve. we should be having good drunks and telling dumb jokes. >> i'm in. >> let me introduce you to the chorus first. this is the chorus. ready? it goes -- ♪ all we need is good drinks and dumb jokes ♪ ♪ all we need is good drinks and dumb jokes ♪ ♪ all we need is good drinks

were honed working in a corporate law firm in new york where he defended cbs in a lawsuit over janet jackson's wardrobe malfunction in the 2004 super bowl. jason crow, one of two freshman serving on the team represents h district and defeated mike coffman 54-43 percent. he was also a former army ranger. sylvia garcia, the other freshman to represent texas' 2 9th district, served 6 years in senate. demings,e member, val who served two terms, represents florida's district. former orlando police officer and first female chief. familiar face to our c-span watchers and washington journal watchers as she is a frequent guest. kevin mccarthy, the leader for the republicans in the house seesrday set -- said he bias in these picks by the speaker. [video clip] >> let take a look at the first three names speaker pelosi announced in her announcement, hasrman schiff, a man who already taken on the role of judge, jury, and fact witness throughout the entire house impeachment process. chairman nadler, someone who campaigned for the chairmanship of the judiciary committee responsible for impeachment beginning

francine: i love that we talked about janet jackson eight minutes into the show.ok at what the market expects the phase do deal, are they just ignoring it for now? -- a phase two deal, are they just ignoring it for now? is quite think it amorphous. do not forget, these are issues that are concerns that are shared by the europeans, by the japanese, by the australians. at the same time, not many people expect that china will fundamentally change the way it operates its economy. so it will be a grind, maybe marginal improvement, but no fundamental shift. francine: when you talk about trust, what kind of trust does china want to see from president trump, that he doesn't turn around and suddenly call them a currency manipulator again. is it something on tariffs? rosalind: it is probably a little bit of both. if you see donald trump revert any of this, or change his rhetoric over the next year or so, you will see in china's eyes, that would be quite terrible. they want continuity through the end of this year, and they probably will want to see some type of secondary dis

carlos: creen que haya un mal funcionamiento de vestuario como con janet jackson?es que estÁn con hombres casados. carlos: la venganza siento que siempre la apoya la gente del gÉnero. pero es correcto vengarte? paula: me parece innecesario. yo vivÍ una relaciÓn en la que tuve todos los cuernos del mundo, simplemente te vas y se acabÓ. la fidelidad estÁ sobrevalorada. hay cosas peores, el maltrato, la indiferencia. presentadora: pasa en el hombre, pasa en la mujer. es una forma de quemar la etapa. es una forma de decir tengo que cambiar. muchas mujeres se cortan el cabello, se ponen divinas. presentadora: creo que lo importante esto de un clavo saca al otro no. tienes que estar segura de la persona. carlos: cuando te arreglas y te pones divina, en el fondo estÁs planeando reencontrarte. presentadora: no, uno lo hace por amor propio. por su autoestima. carlos: cuando tu encuentra tu ex, te vuelves una belleza de la pasarela de "nuestra belleza latina". tony: ella habla por la experiencia. presentadora: no. yo tengo 15 aÑos de feliz matrimonio. presentadora: hay gente

salma hayek se convirtiÓ en madre despuÉs de los 40, lo hizo janet jackson, lo han hecho muchas otrasa. jomari: muchÍsimos, millones, sacÓ una lÍnea para hombres, en europa se usa muchÍsimo, son como mÁs anteojeras, y cosas que se usan. en nuestra comunidad latina luce mucho el rol de macho, piensan que todo el mundo que sale en televisiÓn, el marido de jennifer aniston, de jlo, que lo ven como macho de macho, Él se pone maquillaje, la gente asume que el maquillaje con la sexualidad de la gente. tambiÉn, cuando alguien usa maquillaje lo llama metro sexual, no tiene nada que ver con la metrosexualidad. carlos: vamos con las dama. te quiero preguntar, en el trabajo es necesario, pero si tienes un dÍa, sale un hombre y de repente le pasas una mano, y de flotas tu camisa y queda aparte del maquillaje del hombre en ti? maity: serÍa raro, me entraría a la curiosidad por quÉ se estÁ maquillando. una cosa es que se quiera quitar las imperfecciones. las mujeres usamos sombras para que los ojos se vean mÁs grandes. jomari: todos los hombres que van a las alfombras le hacen gluming. yo he maquil

in was a monumental moment in the half time show, janet jackson, justin timberlake, after that slip-updidn't do as well. she had no singles off of that album. she's had seven p singles just off of one. if you're wondering how much does a ticket cost, the most expensive is over $21,000 for this upcoming super bowl. demi lovato will be doing the national anthem, so that's a big deal. >> liz peak told me travis scott is her favorite rapper. >> you are such a creative writer. dagen: best super bowl performance ever? prince. >> gaga. dagen: prince in the rain. >> that was amazing. dagen: do you remember that? i'm a lot older than you are. >> i think i saw it. dagen: it was during a downpour, it was -- it wasn't that long ago, it was 2007. >> i think the best part of the super bowl is that the patriots aren't going to be in it. >> oh. >> you're suffering from fatigue? >> i'm a suffering new york giants fan. >> long-suffering. >> you're not alone. dagen: there's logic in that, though. that again, you get sick of seeing the same people show up and play and you have two incredible quarterbacks,

michael jackson, janet jackson, whitney houston, celine dion, mia, bruno mars, miley cyrus. i wish i wrote for stevie nicks. >> i'm going to do a sew olo wh we're done with this. >> so you guys are going to write a song, and andy and anderson, y'all are going to jump in on this. you're just doing this on the fly? how is this happening? >> all right. so here's what we're trying to do. we're trying to incorporate brooke's name, drunk don lemon. >> no! >> nashville. >> it's not real. it's like dean martin. i'm just holding it. it's not real. >> you never know. it's lighting up. 2020 in this little party song we have called "good drinks, dumb jokes." it's new year's eve. we should be having good drinks and telling dumb jokes, right? >> i'm in. >> let me introduce you to the chorus, first. this is the chorus. ready? ♪ all we need is good drinks and dumb jokes ♪ ♪ all we need is good drinks and dumb jokes ♪ ♪ all we need is good drinks and dumb jokes to have us a good time, have us a good time, yeah ♪ that's the chorus. >> we got this. ♪ have us a good time >> let's try to get all

janet yellen. the issue of wealth inequality was the banner topic for the 1998 kansas city-jackson hole fed symposiumpropriate for president kashkari to devote resources for understanding problems of inequality and even education. some see this as mission creep. i am not one of those critics. if the fed or banks think they should put research around issues that are adjacent to or even indirectly connected with on a tory policy and stability, more power to them. but the press in minnesota is publicly calling this amendment and identifying it with neel kashkari and the federal reserve. whendo you have a problem we heard people like fed chairman bernanke talk about the need for fiscal consolidation? some things that were extremely high politicized, whether we would have to cut medicare down the road. you never really hear much they weigh into these divisive political questions like fiscal policy. does that ever in your view cheap the independence and technocracy of the federal reserve? peter: i think the dividing line opining,ighing in, not not thinking about the expertise that chairman bernanke he or p