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>> looking back, what makes you say that, jeannie? >> he was arrogant from the beginning.ed. >> he wanted to be like oh, i'm going to put you in your place. >> did you talk to her about how things were? with her and lloyd. >> no. >> or do you just seal that away? >> i knew -- >> is that a no-go topic? >> that's a no-go topic. >> michele's family says lloyd's my way or the highway attitude extended to the way he disciplined the children. the doting ballet dad wanted his girls to be a little too on point. >> he kind of raised his kids with a military bearing? >> yes. i mean, they had to -- he would snap his fingers and they'd line up and they would stand there like little soldiers. >> he would make them kneel with their nose to the wall, hands behind their heads, like they were being executed. like this is -- >> i'm sorry? for a minor household infraction? >> like for nothing sometimes. he'd just be mad at them. >> after michele's death jeannie flew out to the east coast to be with her granddaughters. that's when she finally learned just how bad things had become for michele

. >> jeannie has always been there to answer my questions.ndpoint, i feel the most healthy i felt since i've been here. yeah. getting more reps, getting to see things like how jimmy prepares in a short week last thursday, things like that. that would have been hard as a rookie with no vets in the room. those things have helped me a lot this year. larry: national playoffs semifinals. nick sabin had the answers. this one to cory brooks who gets down the sidelines. i love pylon cam. i wish they invented that. 27-6 into the championship january 10. looks like they are going to play georgia, georgia leading 27-3 over michigan at the half. as we close the book on 2021, 2022 will mark the return of klay thompson. he is so close to coming back. i mean, really close for the warriors who put out a video of him scrimmaging with the team this after two years out with a.c.l. surgeries. january 3 seems to be too soon. january 9 against cleveland? quite possible. january 18 is the start of a seven-game homestand. he is ready but he tempering expectations. >

first, jeannie bauman at bloomberg. >> i know dr. wilensky has said part of the reason that cdc is not read wiring a test after five days of isolation is that is not what the tests are designed to do, but i was wondering if there are other programs to develop tasks that could test how infectious you are? >> dr. walensky do you want to clarify? the fda rapid tests are authorized for diagnosis. they are not quantitative tests. they are qualitative. they are authorized in things like test tuesday, where you have a negative and another negative. maybe i will pass to dr. fauci to talk about rednecks and white is going on in the design. dr. fauci: obviously there is a lot going on looking at refining and fine-tuning tasks from every aspect asked sensitivity, predictability. those are ongoing studies with a considerable investment. >> miller at ap. >> thanks. for dr. walensky, given the data you have discussed today about the benefits of puzder doses, is the cdc going to change its definition of booster doses for people who are not fully up

speak to the press yet, but yes, this, she didn't show any nerve in the game between zimbabwe and jeannie and just talk that maybe she'll be part of the cot i woke up with fries. excellent. all right, thank you for that. a lot at a week from the w school. thank you. this is did only news life from ballot is reminder of our top story of this are a secretary of state on to be playing can has cold america support for ukraine, unwavering after talks with president, flung me as an educator to bring in a chair as part of a diplomatic push, i'm preventing a russian invasion of coming up next in news asia. why rights groups, according to this opposition leaders trial in cambodia. i shirad attempts to serve the center of the code that outbreak in hong kong will take a look at the outrage of the plans now to cope. thousands of the small roads or strategy will help those stories and more d, w. use asia in just a moment. i'll be back at the top to meet with with, ah, ah, is germany addicted to china? d, w. richard walker, explorers, germany's china dilemma at the dawn of a new political era. there's

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ah, i'm ashley and jeannie watching a special edition of going underground less than 20 days before vladimir putin, his schedule to be teaching, being at the winter olympics in china while britain focuses on personal catastrophes for morris johnson and prince andrew. this has been a week of critical talks between nato and russia to avert possible global conflict over ukraine as they reach a seeming impass moscow's hopes of turning back the clock on nato expansion appear rejected as jo, biden's threats of massive consequences dissolve signs for optimism or pessimism in what could be a global existential crisis. joining enough in cambridge is the ex u. k. p. m, tony blair's former ambassador to russia. so tony brandon, thank you so much for coming back on the show. i want to be slightly optimistic before we get into some of the statements being bandied around europe this week. you installed in burg, you need to at least said that the missions are going to open in moscow and in brussels, or between nato and russia. so at least that some good news talks in that that's a small is a good news. i g

they're going back around, did out i dream a jeannie's coming next. no doubt it rarely make any anything. we're sure. all right, well the show we're talking about here streaming over on h b o max. it's adam rodriguez acting as a, a host. and one of the mentors on the augmented reality series, finding magic mike and obviously inspired by the, by the films a good cat. it's nice to meet your brother. nice to me today. all right, adam rodriguez is dennis miller plus one. ah. with this isn't an orphanage. oh, even susie children have been cared for at the fountains house. oh me up baffled blue. i have come about quarter. my much ma'am with much at ease credit. you know miss tammy? a nice many goals. michelle, in the middle of the issue. ah, shannon is violet. my mom is violet, but the mom of yes, my son aidan just met with me. okay. allow me to buckle a. i'm and i put my, he saw what it is monday we're going to book i love, you know, most people are like me. i mean it's not i use a hotel and chicken owings mills to me on the discussion panel shows. i can l

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but they say the goal is to start showing movies as soon as possible in sacramento, jeannie nguyen, fox 40 news. >> now covid-19 coverage to 9 children in the south bay got a chance to receive their vaccines at a clinic at the san jose children's discovery museum today, members of the santa clara county public health department on hand to administer those vaccines families who were receiving the vaccines also received passes to the museum. organizers telling kron 4 that their focus was to make sure that vaccines were available to families and rolled with medical. >> the focus today really is on families. >> who are medical participants. so our goal is to make sure that every family in this community realizes they have access to free vaccinations, actually hard. this and i think, sounds good and we can get a password discovery museum and has said that that i come on us. >> the museum will also hold a clinic on february 13th. we have details about that on our website at kron. 4 dot com. meanwhile, america's top infectious disease doctor doctor anthony fauci says he is now cautiously optim

jeannie nguyen shows us what you should be looking out for. >> the past 18 years scott rose inquest has neighborhood as a pg e customer. he's used to paying around $250 a month for gas and electricity during the winter. >> so i got the bill for december. >> and saw he was charged $554 and $0.36 just for gas that started looking into it to try to figure out what was wrong. it wasn't until you saw that high number on his gas bill that he gave pga call. and at that point, that's when he found out his gas meter was actually broken. they didn't tell me that was broken and i didn't know what i call them. i was very frustrated. pg e spokesperson tells fox 40 news they knew all along that his meter hadn't been working since september. they sent him an estimated bill as they tried to fix the problem. does estimated this allows us to keep the payments on schedule and to avoid that future large-scale covering several pg nice as crews ended up fixing the meter in late december and credited rosenquist $500 on his next bill. >> the utility company admits they are at fault for connecting or to see wha

rachel campos-duffy is joining us live and along with jeannie., jeannie, that we are coming to this march with roe v. wade. >> yeah, we're hoping and praying that roe is overturned in june or some time before and the march for life was founded because of the monumental decision. however, even if it's overturned, that only means that abortion legislation will return to the states so we will need to keep marching. >> yeah. it is not the end of all of the work you're doing. but it must feel good after 49 years you're at this moment. do you feel that from the people coming to the march that they feel like this is the historic moment. >> absolutely, rachel. i have never seen the enthusiasm of the pro life movement like this morning. we are so hopeful and positive that roe will be overturned. >> it's happening under the most radical pro abortion administration we have had in the history of the united states and yet, we're at this moment, because the courts matter. how much has the pro life movement concentrated on the courts? >> oh, so much. and yet, a

. >> reporter: the tennis star describing how her younger sister, jeannie, also a professional tennisfamily history, and that provides a window of opportunity for disease prevention. >> reporter: doctors say early stage ovarian cancer is difficult to detect because it often presents with no symptoms. with 70% to 80% of cases diagnosed at stage 3 or 4. >> the early symptoms of ovarian cancer is typically described as a triad of symptoms, three symptoms, specifically abdominal bloating, change in bowel function or change in urinary habits. the challenge is is that they're not specific. >> reporter: with everett testing positive for the same mutation, she decided to undergo a history regt my in december. the doctors discovered a malignant tumor in her fallopian tube. now undergoing chemotherapy. >> i'm getting chemo one every three weeks, and i have a good 2 1/2 weeks to feel good. >> reporter: messages of support pouring in from here peers. billie king sending love, and martina saying, we are all with you and behind you. evert says she hopes sharing her story will help others to be thei

jeannie nance wants them. that's why he's running for senate from the state of ohio.for coming on. when you hear, you are an attorney, when you hear a supreme court justice say something that is show disconnected from reality that it's laughable, what does it make you think? >> it makes me think it's who these people are. i used to like to think we were ruled by smart people, people horse public spirited. sonia sotomayor revealed she's an idiot. people who would think the way she things are also idiots in these people have an incredible amount power over our lives because not -- because they have to be given these positions for one reason or another. we have to remind ourselves this is not just a harmless disinformation. she didn't tell a little white lie. she told a lie about 100,000 children. i'm the father of three young kids myself. backed disinformation i'm sure caused a ton of hysterical liberals to double down on their lockdown and school closure policies which of course affects our entire country. these people are disconnected from reality and they are disconn

jeannie in new york is up early because it is cold, as in negative 24 degrees cold.hard to play a football game in that. >> chris e-mails, i am up early to watch you handle tennis players' names. warner wolf, if you can't pronounce the names, the match never happened. i got a text from our friend and colleague who made a similar observation. i don't want to root against players whose names are tough. i am working on it and we certainly appreciate you chiming in. of course, our friend, michael steele tweets this. i am up way too early to watch my friend tom nichols and i am doing "morning joe" in ten minutes. >> that's the tease, we are cutting live for michael steele, he's up and early. up next for one big thing, a look back at the one year of the biden's administration and how it marks as a wake up call. we'll have the latest on russia's potential invasion of ukraine as well as the shortfalls on capitol hill. we'll talk about the flurry investigations signature rounding the former president and his family. a jam packed "morning joe" in just a few minutes away. a jam

he says he's still having a hard time trusting pg and e in west sacramento, jeannie nguyen. >> pg e isery close to ending its probation period. however, a federal judge is not letting the utility off the hook this week. a u.s. district judge wrote in a report that pg and e is quote, it continuing menace to california utility has been blamed for sparking several wildfires, including the st destructive in state history. and some people, including one man whose home was destroyed in the tubbs fire, says punishments for pg and e have not gone far enough. >> and it's only because pg e is a corporation that they are in charge keeping our lights on in northern california that they largely have been given a pass. >> in 2019 pg e pleaded guilty to 84 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the camp fire. it faces several felony and misdemeanor counts in the contained fire. that was in sonoma county as well. still ahead tonight, the very fancy steps a couple took to turn. one of baseball's most iconic stadiums into wedding venue. >> sports is also up next. and what a game it was for the niners in

apologies for the mental image, trump dressed up like barbara eden from i dream of jeannie, or the trumpe tube, which doesn't work either. who would buy trump toothpaste? but wait, there's more. republican candidates for congress are running on the big lie big-time. >> if you mess with a rattlesnake, you'll regret it. but politicians never learn. they want total control, so they lie, waste our money, rig our elections, open our borders. >> i was one of the first to support donald trump for president. he made america great. but the democrats rigged the election. >> the entire system rigged against the people. president trump says the election was stolen, and he's right. >> it seems like the gop talking points for the upcoming midterms are already rigged against our democracy. you'll forgive me for being a bit skeptical of mcconnell's appeals for campaign kumbaya. he's backing senator ron johnson of wisconsin, who questioned the 2020 election results before admitting privately to a democratic activist that trump lost. >> obviously skewed about the results. >> and mcconnell declined to call

she's a great frent of mine, and her younger sister, jeannie who died from cancer, we played juniors together. i've respected them for so long. chris is strong, lord knows she has got everybody in the tennis world and throughout the world hoping for the very best for her. i think she'll do fine. she's just started chemo treatment, she's got five more. that will knock her out for a little bit, but hopefully it will also knock cancer out of her body. >> praying and hoping, you know, if anyone can beat this, it is chrissy evert. i don't know her. i'm just a huge fan girl. >> you're right to be so. she's lovely. >> everyone wants her to really pull through and beat this horrible disease. mary carrillo, it's great to see you. thank you so much. >> my pleasure, andrea, my pleasure. >>> and a show of force, a bipartisan group of u.s. senators today in ukraine as russian aggression shows no signs of slowing down. their colleague senator bob menendez, the chairman of the foreign relations committee joins me next. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. reports" on msnbc. aleve it.

paul: bloombergs jeannie baumann, updating us on the situation with omicron in the u.s.lier we spoke to an associate professor of emergency medicine at johns hopkins to discuss quarantine measures and testing guidance. have a listen. >> the current messaging here is right now we just don't have enough tests. access tests is challenging, rapid tests are expensive and also not available for major parts of society. if you are asymptomatic, given the current pandemic, you should isolate the full 10 days, because what is also known is after five days of the onset, most people will not be infectious, but 30% of individuals will continue to be infectious and there is a risk they will continue to transmit the virus. >> you are a claimed worldwide in dealing with testing and virology in poor nations. i don't think that describes america. how did we get an spot where we don't have enough rapid tests? >> you know, i think we had a lot of tests available within health facilities. i think it was in the consumer market, only 13 rapid tests were ever approved by the fda. the number of

i'm thinking about going to cocoa beach later today just to walk in the steps of the "i dream of jeannie" cast. >> any idea what he means? >> and visit this surf shop. i want to compliment you on the excellent interview that you did with the father. she was murdered in california. >> >> republicans seeing their highest level of popularity in three decades. it's tuesday, i'm bill hemmer. how are you doing, dana? >> dana: i'm dana perino, "america's newsroom." a year ago today i put my shoes on the wrong feet, went down to the studio to do our first show together. happy anniversary to you and to my feet. >> bill: that's great. to your feet. you still got them and putting them on the right way. we have something coming up later in the program for that. dana, awesome to be with you this past year. i look to many more. >> dana: me, too. all right. a new gallup poll shows the gop holding a 5 point edge in support among americans, a 14-point swing from a year ago giving republicans their best lead since 1995. >> bill: we have reaction from two of the best in a moment. reince priebus and jim mes

jeannie will, of the childcare center in iowa, in dubuque. thank you for being here. desperate are you to find workers now? >> we are at full staffing level but it changes daily. childcare for better paying opportunities, to stay home because they don't see the value of minimum extra income after paying child care. dave: they themselves but before the pandemic, any trouble finding workers? >> it was challenging even then and has become more challenging during the covid pandemic. it continues to be difficult to attract and retain qualified workers. dave: the american rescue plan, $35 billion, taxpayer money, $35 billion for the childcare industry. have you seen any of that money? >> we've seen some money from that effort, worked temporarily but what we've seen legislatively, the majority of dollars going to increase childcare spots, there are a lot of open childcare spots, but we can't sell them because we can't find staffing that is reliable the we can retain. dave: we have to go but i have to ask what do you plan to do? have you had to cut back on staff? are you over

i'm name is jeannie bose. it's been an interesting roller coaster ride for the san francisco flower mart over the last i would say seven years since we originally sold the property to kilroy property. but the last two years, it's been challenging, but also eye opening about how important this market is to both the state and the state and the overall u.s. agriculture of community. the city of san francisco has always gone above and beyond supporting our market especially with the help of supervisor peskin helping us to renegotiate our original agreements with kilroy realty and understanding the necessity of our mark. the san francisco flower mart is a piece of a large floral and agriculture history of the state and in the u.s. if the market were to go away or close down and leave san francisco, it would directly affect every farm in the u.s. that distributes product through our market. most of these businesses are family owned, would be deemed legacy businesses in san francisco if not in the state. but all the

i'm thinking about going to cocoa beach later today just to walk in the steps of the "i dream of jeanniel of popularity in three decades. it's tuesday, i'm bill hemmer. how are you doing, dana? >> dana: i'm dana perino, "america's newsroom." a year ago today i put my shoes on the wrong feet, went down to the studio to do our first show together. happy anniversary to you and to my feet. >> bill: that's great. to your feet. you still got them and putting them on the right way.