you are featured, jeanne, historian jeanne theoharis and rosa parks in her letters read by actress lisa hamilton, along with rosa parks' voice is so. -- ielf. y theime -- the fnt of th b was reserv for whi people d the back was foblack pele. the ddle is nd of ao man's land thablack pele are titledo sit theut othe wh of eriver could be asd toove. e tms of alabama segregation, all four people in her i will have to get up for this one white person to sit down. >> the driver said, y'all better make it light on yourselves and let me have the seats. i coulnot see h standinp was ing to me it lig for me thought bk to theime wh my granather uld have his gun ght by the feplace. amy: our guest jeanne theoharis is among those we hear from in this next clip also about the challenges rosa parks faced after the montgomery bus boycott, along with rosa parks herself and historians very frances berry, keisha blain, and robin dg kelly as well as others. >> rumors about rosa parks that she is an naacp plant, a communist plant. she has a car. she is not even from montgomery. >> we often don't want to talk a

soledad: jeanne theoharis, her book is "the rebellious life of mrs. rosa parks."e documentary's two directors are yoruba richen and johanna hamilton. how did you decide the way you wanted to tell that story and the stories that you would include in the life of a woman who lived to a very old age? yoruba: we wanted to lead with rosa's voice, with rosa's words. and how do we do that? you know, not only through archival footage, you know, video of her audiotapes that we had access to, but also her writings, which are really in her -- obviously in her own voice, in her own handwriting. so that became a guiding principle of how we made the film. soledad: just a moment ago, jeanne was explaining to us how she would get on twitter annually to really tell everybody the stories of rosa parks that nobody knew. johanna: you know, we like simplistic stories. but history is this long continuum. she'd been an activist for 20 years. she'd been member, you know, the secretary of the naacp for 10 years. she was well aware that they were seeking to bring litigation to end segregati

well, what are you afraid of for jeanne? give her.othing threatens, it seems, it seems, fedot who knows what this freak will get into her head later, and suddenly she won’t tell anyone. max is a journalist. she has such a job telling everyone that she learned in secret. max, i understand that you are experiencing this. now i want something, what kind of tender relationship do you have for zhanna and it’s like i’m supposed to appease her this little tracking device from our specialists i asked for it, i thought maybe when it would come in handy myself, but since such a thing, how to turn it on? it is necessary to squeeze from both sides like this, but it is better to turn it on immediately before use, because the batteries of this thing last 20 hours, no more. and how to track the signal to you on the tablet. so i'll be with your girlfriend, you think calmly, the video and the sound does not transmit, only the coordinates, who asked you. what have you done? well, this is your old enemy. and you don't seem happy. sons of the enemy. i wi

i want to thank everybody for the chance to join you tonight, i'm so honored to be with senator jeanneis such a phenomenal leader in the state. [applause] phenomenal leader in the state. maggie hassan, i will have more to say about their leadership, is so great to have you and your wonderful family here. thank you for everything you do in the united states senate. you can feel the energy in this room, you can feel the energy meeting the candidates. your house and senate candidates, local leaders, i'm so tempted to say a word about so many of the friendly faces, but i know i'm going to get in trouble here so let me just say to all of you, on so inspired by your civic energy and i'm sure that you are going to be winning up and down the ticket after seeing how much support there is for you here tonight. you are making good on something we used to talk about a lot pred i'm here now bringing greetings from another president, it is so important as a party that we never get caught treating the presidency like it is the only party that matters. you know how much power is in those local and sta

you risked jeanne , what is it, and i know you wanted details, it turns out, please, let's figure ite. we take for examination for research. i love when someone deceives ordinary people. hello oleg. great what's up with robin hood? there are traces of not a single clue not on a piece of paper, nor on a suitcase, nor on money, you have a very accurate client, only jeanne's prints. well, by the way, your full report will be after dinner. listen thank you, dear, but i'm begging you. oleg come on, hurry up. there's just no time right now. but i always have there is time. it's great guys it's great that we managed to find out something, but this is a man from a pizzeria, pizza delivery to the house, more precisely, a piece of a check. well , yes, but by the number of the terminal, i found out that this massimo belissimo pizza is the address. i already punched. so we went. i'm not with you and you'd better stay here calls from the population poured in. everyone saw someone like robin gund, sit down, calmly. get a coffee. drink, eat coffee. i'll have a drink in a pizzeria, and you yourself

jeanne francois champoleon, thanks to which it became possible.ects is the ancient sarcophagus known as the enchanted pool and the limestone slabs that adorned the temples of the pharaoh. how cool is something that has been preserved for several centuries. so, now it is available to all of us. well, we, of course, are online remotely, but the residents and guests of london are, of course, lucky. well, yes, we are. let's fast forward to mogilev. the fact is that competitions in workout among young people is called street workout battles in the tournament girls and boys can take part for many years already 18 years old, they will be offered to test their strength in several disciplines. this is freestyle battle strong. battle two storms. this event for girls will be held at the sports ground of the mogilev city gymnasium. number one start tournaments 13:00. yes, so join us, but in general, a healthy lifestyle and sports are the main means of preventing osteoporosis. today, by the way, they celebrate it. such a day and here is our correspondent natal

>> great question, jeanne.ever since the early 20th century, those resident staff positions have morphed into other positions. they solve all the perks of the regular salary, but in the 19th century those roles were paid out of top pocket. it looks like slowly some of those roles became government rules like ushers and doorkeepers, but it looks like the major term of the domestic staff, like housekeepers and made, comes during the taft administration from what we can tell. being paid for by the government. >> excellent. we have another question that asks about some of your other research. what can you tell us about philippe reed? >> thank you for bringing that up. for anyone who is unfamiliar, outside of the white house, there's a statue of interjects and that was created by sculptor clark mills. but over the last year or so, as the jackson statue has come under fire we've been talking about the statute much more, there's been announcing here behind the statue is philip reid. and enslaved man who is owned by th

cnn's jeanne moos talks to the artist known as mr. doodle about his art.e hardest thing in the house to doodle upon. >> reporter: what do you call a guy who makes a living doodling? >> hello, there, i'm mr. doodle. >> reporter: mr. doodle, aka sam cox, is a british artist who covers everything from murals to his tesla with doodles. what does mr. doodle dream of? ♪ >> reporter: covering his entire house in doodles. we mean everything. ♪ >> reporter: this is a guy who's been doodling since he was 3 or 4. and now he's finally living in a house bedecked with doodles inside and out. it took two years to accomplish. >> always my lifelong dream. >> reporter: it's his master doodle. what was the hardest thing to doodle over? >> i think probably the toilet was quite difficult. drawing around the toilet, getting all inside it. >> reporter: these days he's flush with success. one of his pieces sold for almost a million bucks. do you doodle your outfit? >> yes, i did, yeah. >> reporter: and he sells merchandise. he credits street artist keith haring as a major influen

and what about this jeanne sofya kovalevskaya, the president of the barysh academy of sciences , messiegen, had a chance to put the vyanok -piromozdtsy on a zhanood head in sweden , they scribbled a yakira, the title of professor at stockholm university was given to her livelihood. new year 1891 forged a narrow sustrel at the italian yen for smoke demolished at berlin more expensive, and she loved, however, she happened to ride at an open brelci. sophia froze and fell ill, the cold outgrew the doctors from the inflammation of the lungs. yes, they didn’t blow it away, 29th studio, 1891. sofia kovalevskaya is gone she was uzyavo 41 years old. i have death usurushed europe, all of sweden was reconnoitering with its vigilant eye. the memory of the volume and the skin water is compressed in the desert by five criminal universities in sweden to climb nikolaevskaya and it was the schools that were named for the onion award crater for a month and an asteroid in the streets near different cities and the plane. and the generic mayotka. polina is a folding museum of sofia cavalier franchise. which co

jeanne, when spoke with the creator of one of those groups and has this story. >> we live here.lity of a serial killer on the loose, it's unsettling. that's why renee myers created this facebook page. i initially set up as a voice for the community to be able to contribute with their information and any leads that they had in only 2 days. this page has gotten a lot more members and she ever expected. she's also hiding her true identity, not only for her safety, but also for the cause of her facebook group. i want to focus on. >> the core issue here which is addressing the serial killer in the community. it's not about me or any one individual. >> since this group has been created nearly 2000 people have joined in commented with their concerns. thoughts and tips. and while it's meant to be helpful place for people, stockton, police are concerned it could lead to an accurate information. members of this group have even posted pictures of people they believe matched the description of the person of interest. there are many sources out there that are talking about the investigation.

so meet jeanne. let's get to know him.wonderful this is an angel for your happiness love. thank you so much. in this huge world, where i live and you do not have enough warmth, there is not enough human kindness. don't worry, don't worry, it's all right. it seems to me that the main thing is that you hugged. it seems to me that there is something in common curls, you, too, from you you were. and how did you decide to become, uh, a donor, and today to meet a person whom you helped, and you know it turned out perfectly by chance? i was walking by and saw the ad. and that you can donate blood to the unified registrar and think, why not, what can i do, and save someone's life? it's so wonderful, because someone will live to rejoice. i don’t know how to love, i went and passed. it was in 1916, and literally in the spring of the next year, i walked by and was still so sad, i thought. here has handed over and nothing has turned out and in june in the beginning of june. they called me and said, and that i had a ppment, but then th

as jeanne moos reports, the open door greets kids with open arms, literally. >> reporter: it's as if you like candy? well, i'm going to eat you. >> reporter: this is an iowa family's contribution to halloween. >> i thought i would just dress up the house. >> reporter: it took greg about 10 days and $ 00200 to make wha he calls the monster door. >> what are you doing? that's my candy. >> reporter: first, he made a mini prototype. then he made a door, arms out of broom sticks, video eyes looped on an old tv, and a mouth out of styrofoam, covered in purple fur, purple fur everywhere. >> in the end, it looked like i had killed a muppet. >> reporter: every halloween, greg, the creative director of a creative design agency, does something unique for halloween. like when he made this zoom meeting costume for his kids at the height of the pandemic. on halloween, he'll be the man behind the door, flapping the arms. >> hey! >> reporter: and using his foot to move a line attached to his shoe that moves the mouth. in a way, greg is a little like the wizard of oz. but one thing greg's monster doo

. >> mp jeanne is planning to send notifications to customers by phone text email to those customers who will be impacted by a possible psps in the meantime, if that happens, the power should be restored by 3 o'clock on monday. live in calistoga, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> gayle, thank you. we do want to get you a check of your 4 zone forecast. taking a live look at downtown san francisco at this hour. looking beautiful. but it is going to get very, very cold tonight, though, kind gotten rid of the whole wind situation, freezing temperatures in some spots. so sure and rig as joining us now with a look at that time, a recent yeah, we're going to see frost advisories going into effect at 11 o'clock tonight. so that's going to be the big weather story leading up to the overnight hours, even into your mid-morning on monday. let's take a look at that frost advisory right now because as you can see, impacting most of the north bay and east bay valleys. in addition to parts of the bay area coastline, we're going to see temperatures downright chilly in the 30's and 40's. so bundle up. >> you

our guest is jeanne mose, candidate of biological sciences. hello myself. was born in gomel, this is the city of kashtanov, it used to be now many say that these trees do not survive in urban conditions, the cause of tree diseases in the city is a large number of various emissions. yes , gaseous. that is, all kinds of granular, nitrogenous emissions can be interrupted at the time of my childhood, when my pants were active and i didn’t get sick , there were fewer cars and other emissions , there were fewer transport chemical industries. it reacts to that oh mommy. yes, we are reacting too. just visible, just do not pay attention to the increase in the number all kinds. baths transmitted by viral and bacterial means, that is, they are viruses and bacteria, they are transmitted by airborne droplets both in plants and in plants, too , that is, there are specific viruses and even on fruit plants. uh, more than 20 of only six viruses are being tested for fruit plus. uh, a variety of plants have appeared, we are importing a variety of plants . uh-huh, and yet it s

but you never know in brazil you don’t count everyone, the tramp who settled under the hooves of jeanne’sred him. fortunately for us, next to the monument there was another local flea attraction, its regular connoisseurs of antiques suggested that janu was the first brazilian emperor, but everything was finally clarified only in moscow king jean of portugal sixth father of the first brazilian emperor, whose name was pedro papa in 1807. fled with portugal to brazil fleeing napoleon after the rise of the house of bonaparte , her father returned to the throne. and the son at first did not return, and in 1820 he completely declared himself emperor, and under you, but brazilian peter, unlike our peter i, did not cut through the window to europe, but closed it more tightly for better preservation of independence it is a sin for brazilians to complain about their monarchs, for example, empress isabel in 1888. she abolished slavery by her decree for this, her grateful, subjects exactly, after 5 years, turned the country into a republic after a small bourgeois revolution. as it is written in the r

. >> jeanne, i didn't figure this out until i went to the reagan -- you know it's on the tip of your tongue -- how do you approach a president to say, listen, it's time to talk about your death. and we've got to get on with this thing, you know. how soon will a president engage in this sophisticated planning effort? and is it a delicate moment? >> ok, so many ways i have the best job in america being george bush's chief of staff. he loved talking about his funeral. [laughter]. first of all, to answer part of the question, i think this is because of the assassination of kennedy, you have your first funeral meeting in the white house, when you're president. i obviously was not a part of that meeting, but i know that there is -- they make sitting presidents at least do some kind of outline of a funeral, in case he dies in office. so, when i became his chief of staff, i inherited a very small folder of plans, and by the time we were done, it was a credenza. he, about -- after he turned, maybe 80, i, once a year i said, we need to talk about your funeral. and he's like, oh, good! [laughte

do you know that the elder of the people living on earth is the frenchwoman jeanne calment, she liveds, and at the age of 90 she entered into an agreement on the sale of her property with a fifty-year-old lawyer by the name of here will pay her a three-month annuity until the end of her life, and he will inherit her house. new zhanna kalman. survived by 20 years and his relative. i had to pay for his rent. well, 50 years old. we still have the ideal. so let's not rush into restrictions. well then, for us. wait a minute . get out of here, somebody.

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with ah, a key free jeanne has placed itself alongside international terrorist organizations . vladimir putin compares ukraine's actions to terrorism against russia and warns that such actions were the vote, the horse response from moscow. autumn with that comes as multiple missiles strikes hit, the ukrainian capital p have several other major cities across the country with net pro put.

jeanne but i can't tell you her. i thought we agreed on an exchange of information.out robin hood jean everything, then everything, then the truth, i'm sorry, i can't tell you anything. so. i hope this is enough. thank you for the pleasant company. there is some progress, yes, sit down already as a result. so , exactly according to operational information, the so-called robin hood has outlined another victim for himself, and this time the big businessman in the construction industry robin hood called him.

or it seemed to me, of course, it seemed jeanne how can i avoid you? earned.ht now, of course, right now. hello hello well, did you just wake up? lyosha well, irish lyosh my sun. well, wait. have you forgotten, or what? it's me alyosha. it's not you. lesha and who am i loved a completely different person. i don't love you for a long time. well, nothing, you will still love me, i'm not that boy anymore, i can take what's mine. and what did you think? what lyosh was up to this blind mouth could ruin everything, but i'll deal with it today. what are you going to do with it, huh? i'm calling igor ira, i 'll tell him everything, my love, but don't. lesh go. lyosh yes, i love you, fool. well, don't you understand wait. please help a matter of life and death give a lift let's go. do you have a phone? thanks igor, don't roll up the phone with the data, it can happen something terrible. well, trust me, where are you? igor brother we need to talk. i am very guilty before you. forgive me brother. stop turning on the answering machine. i want to talk igor name your brothe

jeanne wants to win spend on the crib for the grandson's attention to the screen.4, 2021, the children of the canadian province with download thanked the elk for the time he took them out of the forest. no he showed them ford, no. they got lost, no parents are hunters, maybe he brought something to the children, they thanked the elk for the beauty. thank you november 25 november 4 is important. well, we give it back, they were collecting something in the forest, and he showed them, he brought gifts. he didn't kill them no, good story. he so transported, through through an obstacle. no. no, he posed. he doesn't have them met his children. oh fuck 2 1 2 no he found a cell phone. no, he cheered them up. yes? well, no, he helped him, but did not get lost, and he helped him to repeat a specific one directly, they saw him elk, we have a direct clue . or maybe he distributed wi-fi, he fed them with horns. yes, i fed them, i fed the antennas. no, it's related to the pandemic. uh. no, he got them apples and threw us from a tree. it has to do with the birthright. he was told

trish -- >> thanks, jeanne. >> everything it says happened before. the serious question is why did your dad -- he really threw himself into organizing. i mean, i think i know why. why do you think he threw himself and spent so much time and effort in organizing reunions? >> i think my uncle bill did most of it. he really -- the man really respected him and wanted to be -- they all wanted to get together because they just love each other so much, like gary said. they really love each other. my dad was very close to compton,, don malarkey. it was a way for them to see each other once a year, which i understand now is very unusual. most army regiments don't get together once a year. it was just a way for them to spend time with each other. they understood each other. they couldn't talk to us about their experiences. they could only talk to each other. >> i said, yesterday, in one of the panel, said that i would ask, inevitably, i would ask the clichÉ question, why didn't you talk about it? i got to come and answers. one was, if, why would i tell my wife

and i already there joan bai sang already there this jeanne bichevskaya. these are all folk songs.emphasize not worse. how to say yes? and when i went to the south, and we even earned our living on our own, they oh, this american. we have it here now, she will sing songs for you . that is, to get an inyazovsky education, i have an education in iyaz. maurice torez named after gitis lunacharsky named, that is, i have two higher educations, a good position in bank. sit and mine, but you understand that, there, when they were sent to all sorts, there were vegetable bases in the collective farm. here, wherever they send it. i mean, the first only, so as not to sit in the office. and all this, not in any city, was in moscow in moscow, but started immediately in moscow. dad built roads in different directions. you can't see the binoculars. here's dad. i had a very interesting person, firstly, incredibly modest in general. i did n’t even know anything about his life, that i didn’t know anything from somewhere, but that he was from penza when he already died in the twelfth year. i have alre

this french scientist jeanne velpreb power is a woman who changed the world. reason, it’s always especially pleasant to watch this column when a woman becomes the person who changed the world, i feel that we can, if we want friends, we continue to tell you interesting news this morning in minsk, i’m currently taking part in the games of chief doctors, it started already yesterday the action of the sports spartakiad of athletes. wearing white coats, the annual program enters a four-sport competition. these are checkers. darts, table football and bullet shooting are unusual, by the way, types of uh-huh on their participation, more precisely, more than 40 heads of the moscow healthcare organization submitted applications for participation. well, it's nice that the action is not fast, it will last until the beginning of november, but now let's fast forward to amsterdam together, because there an unusual service appeared in the workshops of the dutch capital. what are we now? i'll tell you. once a month, volunteer employees repair small consumer electronics and pow

karin jeanne-pierre, she lies on a daily basis. said -- and the book gets into georgia's voter integrity law and texas voter integrity law and the lies this white house and justice department have told. this is soaring because when people have confidence in voter election they're more likely to turn out. i've been fighting voter fraud for two decades, whiffs the solicitor in texas i led before the supreme court defending photo ids for voting and went to the score 6-3 the court upheld veto ids for voting the opinion written by justice john paul stevens which as you know was one of the leading liberals on the court who said protecting the integrity of election enhances everyone's confidence in democracy because it prevents your vote from being stolen. but today's biden white house, they want a system where more fraud is possible. and what this book is all about is that, under barack obama and now even more so under joe biden, they have politicized the department of justice, the fbi, the irs, the cia, the entire federal government, an

. >> jeanne thomas, lot of ember tenth. the actor news organizations have rejected by the winner. they said this text mark meadows. help this great president stand firm, mark. the majority knows that the left is trying to greatest heist of our history. she was a witness, of january 6th. how can her husband not have recused himself from all matters about january 6th and the election, basically? >> it is shameful. it is yet another example of a supreme court that is out of control. that is, literally, not operating in the best interest of this country. i, mean i will never forget, when judge thomas said after the dobbs decision. maybe touched on privacy. then you can say anything about biracial or interracial marriage. which, as a biracial person, and look for that one. but as a man who, himself, is married to a white woman. that one touch a little too close to home. but it's gonna be in and out of the law to suit us. >> to be fair. for justice thomas. he did refer to that is likely to refer to the entire supreme court to then decide the issues on administrative say. but the point i

jeanne batista is swayed by the well-known molière. as teachers of many generations of playwrights and comedians on stage together. i read bulgakov as a brilliant loser and a brilliant melancholic, and the tragedy in a personal testified to life. molière's life was like on a stage alexander grigoriev alexander gusev alexander zaretsky ntv petersburg well, now about the weather in the coming days in central russia is expected to be high for these numbers in october, the temperature is such a late indian summer. evgenia neronskaya has all the details in touch with us at the zhen studio from tomorrow, all these changes will begin. their ray in such a way that the weather becomes more comfortable for us all the details in a few seconds, cleanse the liver with folk means. try to replace them with weight, and modern natural remedies help to gently cleanse the liver, and evalar weights clean the liver with folk remedies. try to replace them with ovesol only in it milky ripe oats, herbs and turmeric evalar number one for cleansing the liver in

jeanne moos, cnn -- >> happy halloween. >> reporter: new york. >> i want to see the video of the kids knocking on that door. thanks for being with us. i'm fredricka. "cnn newsroom" continues with jim acosta right now. newsroom." i'm jim acosta in washington. we're following multiple developing stories this hour. zip ties and duct tape. a new cnn exclusive reporting into the hammer attack on paul pelosi. we're learning what else the suspect took as he shouted, where's nancy. >>> in south korea, at least two citizens are among 154 people killed in a massive crowd surge in seoul. we're live on the ground again in the capital city, as investigators now try to piece together exactly what led to this horrific tragedy. but first, we begin with breaking news out of india, where at least 60 people, including some children, are dead after a pedestrian bridge collapsed. more than a dozen other people were injured when the bridge fell into the river below. you can see it, just incredible footage. the video from the scene shows people desperately bringing to the fallen structure. it's not clear wh

the good times roll ♪ >>> we're back with "the new york times" best-selling author and baker erin jeanne holidays with tips and tricks to save time and money by rethinking your food. erin, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. >> last time we were on zoom and didn't quite work. we know inflation is up so a lot are trying to figure out the best way to stretch. >> absolutely. >> their meals. that's what your book talks about. as you say, remixes of leftovers so let's get started. what do we have? >> one thing when you're baking, a lot of people are thinking, i don't want to have to bake something and have it go stale or bad. so one of the first things i've got here is my pine nut and salami -- >> this is rethinking savory kia pine nut a quick brea >> tomof ththings y m charcuterie board or cheese board and then put that into the bread. so another thing you can do with this bread, it's delicious on its own, enjoy it for a couple of days. then you can take some of the thin slices and toast it up and then it becomes like a cracker so it can go on your cheese board. it can go here wi

jeanne lighting from the state of indiana. shouldn't we do more to protect and strengthen the american family? the american family is at the very, very heart of our society. it is through the family that we learn values like responsibility, morality, commitment and faith. today, it seems the values of the family are under attack from all sides. the media, the education establishment and yes, big government. our family reinforcement act is pro-family because it recognizes the value of families. we will strengthen the rights of parents to protect their children against education program aims that undermine the values taught in the home. we will crack down on deadbeat parents who avoid child support payments. our contract protects children by increasing the penalties for assaults against children and by getting tough on child pornography. we will encourage adoption by providing a tax credit to assist families with the high cost of adoption and our contract to help ease the financial cost of caring for elderly loved ones. by creat

. >> jeanne, louis, nicola. on behalf of this audience i'm going to say thank you so much for your time, your expertise. [applause] >> c-span shop dot organ c-span's online store. ross through our latest collection of c-span products, apparel, books, home decor, and accessories. there is something for every c-span fan. and every purchase helps support our nonprofit operations. shop now, or anytime at c-span shop dot org. >> that's some of you may know, in just a couple of months i will be leaving my possession as the executive director of the reagan institution and institute. i hope you will forgive me if i take this opportunity to wax a little nostalgic over some of the previous of visits. our guest tonight has paid to the reagan library in the years that i have been here. i have had the opportunity to interview quite a few people on this stage. but you can just imagine the nervousness quotient involved when i have a job of interviewing a professional interviewer, someone who does it for a living. for those of

of course, i could be the wife of jeanne, that is, the wife of the most ordinary mexican shaman, butniest thing is that no matter who i am, it is very unlikely that i would have been born in cancun. the vast majority of adults who live in cancun were not born in cancun at all. that just a few decades ago there was a small fishing village here, but then they turned it into a resort town and started. sami i was born in another part of mexico and moved here for years 20 ago, i'm originally from cancun, but of all the people i know, i'm the only one i moved to cancun about 7 years ago all for work. i, having arrived to cancun, decided first of all, so that you would think to go to the sea to the museum. no, of course we're afraid. yes primitive, but delicious. hostesses, take out your notebooks and pens, we will cook super. super dish. by the way, what are we going to cook today today? what the fishermen caught, we will cook. this is the locals' favorite gua chnang fish, and the dish is called tikenschik. the guachinanga fish is mexican lutzan, one of the most common fish in the gulf of

. >> that was jeanne, when reporting for us tonight. a man in pacifica was arrested after being accused of stealing a public works truck. it was stolen from beach boulevard near pacifica pier tuesday afternoon. a man was then spotted driving at south on highway one. he was eventually tracked down and arrested. police say he was on probation for earlier thefts. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> are you ready for some football forty-niners host the rams monday night levi stadium. jimmy garoppolo has a 6 record in the regular season against the rams. but he's coming off a loss to the broncos. the whole team is. and his relationship with kyle shanahan and jimmy g's is kind a question all week. big storyline. >> and, you know, >> it's a big game for the forty-niners to have to get the offense rolling. what was jimmy g saying here though? it's been, you know, kind of bandied about was he criticizing kyle shanahan's play calling with that. and you know, one really knows he can it for 100%. read this. a lip reader, wh

they met thanks to jeanne as he was the author of the libretto of the musical tragedy of antigone, fore scenery, and coco costumes 2 years later in the same composition of the trinity worked on blue picasso's express overcoats were against convention. they were constantly innovating. both creators strove for the simplest unique color and fragmentation of the subject. how close were the creations of the masters and offer to understand the exhibition will last until january 15th. well, it’s worth saying that, by the way, completely. this production was sponsored by the blue express. it was chanel who had a hard time then. here is a wealthy woman. she was such a patron. and by the way, she invested in art more than once, helped not only uh her time uh riverday, because they once invested in it, when this one absolutely right forever remembered it. and by the way, you know, it's very interesting. i read several books devoted to the biography of chanel, one of them was written by her herself. and so she confessed. you know, i tried so many times to remake my biography with different masters

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so yesterday when the white house press secretary careen jeanne pierre was asked about what's happeninge was prepared with an answer and said that she had spoken to the president about it. and that he felt strongly all of those heard on tape making the inappropriate comments needed to resign. the comments were inappropriate. shouldn't be tolerated and they should all resign. when he gets to los angeles, however, i don't expect him to insert himself in the discussion of what's going on there unless he's in a situation where he's faced with a reporter and gets asked a question and has no other choice but to answer. but, otherwise, i think the white house feels that they've said what they had to say on this, and that will be it. >> yeah. not much of an upside for him to go any further than that. so, darlene, we were playing a couple times during the show clips from the president's sit-down with jake tapper yesterday. there was certainly talk about 2024. yes, the midterms of 2022 just a month away. as soon as that passes, there will be a lot of speculation as to what he's going to do next.

. >> she was upset about it and she said, jeanne is going to kill me. >> she said dina is gonna kill me? >> that's correct. >> rebecca seemed upset, stressed, you get any sense that she blamed himself for what had happened? >> she seemed stressed, but not inappropriately so. >> because everybody was stressed? >> everybody was stressed. and actually sympathize with her, maybe mention that, it has to be tough on you. how terrible. >> soon, rebecca's death became national news. in large part because of details revealed by sheriff's investigators. >> the victims hands and feet were bound, and she was completely nude. it has yet to be determined if this will become a criminal matter or will remain as a death investigation. >> in other words, did rebeca hang herself or was someone else involved? >> a neighbor reported hearing streams the night before, was that rebecca? there was a scream that somebody heard, did you hear that? >> well, my windows were closed and i did not hear scream. >> meanwhile at the hospital, dina said she was only focused on max. she kept watch by his bedside willing

. >> all right, jeanne, you are up, who do you got?d be tempted to go with paxton just because he is a bad guy. >> and he has the power. >> i would love to talk about him at length, he has a lot of power, this and that, but i do have to go with mastriano, just because he is a clear and present threat to our democracy. if he were in the governor's office, he would have the power to appoint the secretary of state. he is an election denier. he would act on those vile, and democratic instincts of his. i have no doubt. and also, mastriano, because that quote from 2019 it is a wonderful illustration, his silence now on abortion is a wonderful illustration of how republicans are trying to run away from what they professed, and said they believed in their hearts, in their souls, for years, and years, and years. about abortion. and they cannot be allowed to get away with that. i mean, so, that needs to be highlighted, and needs to be called out. not just in the case of mastriano, but all the other republicans who are suddenly norm on the subjec

. >> barb, jeanne's email showed she was involved in the scheme on the state level.ith trump lawyer john eastman. how does her testimony help the 16 committee in its investigation? >> she's absolutely a witness here, regardless of who she is married to and what she believes. the fact that she is communicating with mark meadows, chief of staff, and then she is communicating with people who are electors, trying to push them to falsify the certification of the electors in the state, makes her a key fact witness. the questions they asked her, no doubt, were related to who else she was talking to, what kinds of efforts she was making to try to change the outcome of the election, and so people are allowed to believe whatever they want, but they are not allowed to take the law into their own hands. i imagine the goal there was to find out what steps she took. and then, the fact that she is married to a supreme court justice is not completely irrelevant. no one should target her simply because she is married to justice clarence thomas, but i imagine that one of the reasons s

jeanne well, you're a doctor. well, tell me, well, what really happens, what happens? that i have never been on this side has become. something so scary. this is very scary jeanne very much. i don't believe in myself anymore . you hold on. you hold up, i'm holding on. only because i know what to sing already. only therefore, only you know, she has changed a lot, still the camera is not a resort, i'm not talking about that. she doubts her own innocence. this temporary cowardice in general will soon find out everything. and if she really doesn't remember, i'm sorry i'm out of lunch time i'll go. well, i understand, you do not want to talk about it, could not not be able, if she really could and is capable. we, too. excuse me , probably, nothing, if you yourself were not employees of the face, i would say banal things here about the fact that recognition facilitates all this. in general , everything that you yourself told me a thousand times here. just in case, give you one last chance. do you want recognition? sorry saved, therefore, a lot of time. i did not kill guryano

. >> all right, jeanne, you are up, who do you got?empted to go with paxton just because he is a bad guy. >> and he has the power. >> i would love to talk about him at length, he has a lot of power, this and that, but i do have to go with mastriano, just because he is a clear and present threat to our democracy. if he were in the governor's office, he would have the power to appoint the secretary of state. he is an election denier. he would act on those vile, and democratic instincts of his. i have no doubt. and also, mastriano, because that quote from 2019 it is a wonderful illustration, his silence now on abortion is a wonderful illustration of how republicans are trying to run away from what they professed, and said they believed in their hearts, in their souls, for years, and years, and years. about abortion. and they cannot be allowed to get away with that. i mean, so, that needs to be highlighted, and needs to be called out. not just in the case of mastriano, but all the other republicans who are suddenly norm on the subject, tha

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ok i have to get up tomorrow jeanne, so i'll lie down in the office that you won't have in the morningood diva. well, what is it, that is, a girlfriend? what are you to us katya didn’t come for so long, well, what am i to do here? a completely different life? i have arrived now. you will invite us home, and yes, of course, let's go, let's go. and we just returned with italy from tuscany, before that we spent time in tazim hold on. oh, and i hung out there. and tolik, well, you know, he's an intus one, everything works for me. grandmother's work . no, everything is cool, of course, but it can be hard. why do i want to stir up one. he doesn't give me money. he says a woman should not work, a woman should only please the eye. i'm dying of longing, lyuska, yes, shreds you have a wonderful one, anyone would say that you are mad about fat. yes, he really loves me. we got married and he paid first. imagine, let's notice the same. i really wanted more as i washed it, anderson, but either he said that this is his favorite size, the little one does not change anything. well , except for the size