also, fans of cheers all in the family and i dream of jeannie. you'll want to see this. still tasting what's next, even with higher stroke risk due to afib, not caused by a heart valve problem. >> so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm hungry for that. eliquis eliquis reduces stroke risk better than warfarin and has less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis has both don't stop taking eliquis without talking to your doctor as this may increase your risk of stroke, eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. >> don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding while taking, you may bruise more easily or take longer for bleeding to stop. get help right away for unexpected bleeding or unusual bruising. it may increase your bleeding risk if you take certain medicines. tell your doctor about all planned medical or dental procedures. >> the number one cardiologist prescribed blood thinner. ask your doctor about eliquis. consumer cellular. >> we offer amazing 5g covy knoo half as much as the largest carriers. but guess wh

alayna has invited her friends jeannie and sylvie to the party. >> i love the flavors, the texture.te like the alcohol in the bottom. >> it is rich, provocative. >> and it jeannie has had a go at the coronation quiche. if it is good enough for a king, it is good enough for me. >> all sorts of ideas for a coronation feast fit for a king. >> finally, it is the end of the road for one of rock 'n' roll's most enduring fans. arrowsmith announces it's farewell to her after more than five decades. the band members are all in the 70's, best known for hits like dream on, walk this way, and i do not want to miss a thing. the tour starts in september and and in montreal in january of next year. note european dates announced so far. you can find more on our website because you see what we are watching at any time, check us out on twitter. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler founda

i didn't want him to get away with it. >> the suspect made a huge mistake when he decided to make jeannie his next victim. >> i have a story to tell. name him, get him caught, don't protect him, don't feel ashamed. he should feel ashamed. actions have consequences. >> she fought back with a vengeance when she was attacked in may of last year. first she yelled at him, then kicked him in the shin. it's what she did next that eventually put him behind bars. >> so i knelt down and i grabbed my phone out of my backpack and i chased him around the corner and i took his picture from the side, and then i was chasing him with my phone in my hand. >> she called 911, the suspect had already left the scene by the time the officers arrived. while berkeley police investigated the case, she took another step to find her attacker. >> i can post this picture online. i get to do that. this person has given up any rights to privacy , and there's no reason for me to feel bad and i'm going to put this out there because somebody knows who he is. >> and it was on next-door where the neighbor recognized the man,

. >> reporter: jeannie was walking to her friend's house in broad daylight and after the assault shehat her attacker would pay for his crime. >> when that man grabbed me, i was furious and i was not going to take it and i did not want him to get away with it. >> reporter: the suspect made a huge mistake when he decided to make jeannie witkin his next victim. >> i have a story to tell. name him. get him caught. don't protect him. don't feel ashamed. actions have consequences. >> reporter: witkin fought back with consequences. first she yelled at him and then kicked him in the shin. it is what she didn't ask the put him behind bars. >> i knelt down and i grabbed my phone out of my backpack and i chased him around the corner and took his picture from the side. then i was chasing him and i had my phone in my hand. >> reporter: the suspect had already left the scene by the time officers arrived. while berkeley police investigated the case, she took another step to find her attacker. >> i can post this picture online. i get to do that. this person has given up any right to privacy and ther

. >> reporter: jeannie was fueled by anger after a man attacked her on the streets of berkeley. she was walking to a friends house in broad daylight. after the assault she made sure that her attacker would pay for his crime. >> when that man grabbed me, i was furious and i was not going to take it and i did not want him to get away with it. >> reporter: the suspect made a huge mistake when he decided to make jeannie his next victim. >> i have a story to tell. name him. get him caught. do not protect them. do not feel ashamed. he should feel ashamed actions have consequences. >> reporter: witkin fought back with a vengeance. first she yelled at him and kicked him in the shin. it is what she did next that eventually put him behind bars. >> so i kneeled down and i grabbed my phone out of my him around the corner and i took his picture from the side, then i was chasing him and i have my phone in my hand. >> reporter: as witkin chased him, she called 911. the suspec had left the scene by the time officers arrived. well berkeley police investigated the case, she took another step to f

as i dream of jeannie. that is a marvelous idea. cheers are you qualified to do? nothing. family.ance you're gonna get out of their loss. welcome to the home of archie and edith bunker. this is the most famous house and television history has been curating his collection since 1989 when the show went off the air, the studios would either sell the props and small things on a on a folding table in the parking lot to the cast and crew or they would throw it away. that's right, thrown away , shoveled into landfills. these great pieces we're going to be saved. i'd have to do it them he did from barbara eden's genie costume to batman's cape and even the actual bar from cheers regarding them, not just as artifacts from tv shows but from american culture pieces have incredible historic educational value, not only in america, but around the world commissar has been dreaming of curating the museum to house his collection. but when that never happened, he knew the next best thing was to share his collection with the world. these pieces will be well cared for in the hands of passionate fans a

host: our first color comes from jeannie. she is in virginia -- caller comes from jeannie.he is in virginia. caller: i live in what is considered a rural area. i am noticing and influx of migrant -- noticing an influx of migrants who are staying. it used to be that migrants would come and work the fields and go home. when you become americanized, you will do like americans. people cannot work the fields year-round. they will have a period where the fields are dormant. same thing -- the main thing here right now is tomatos and people are out there working the fields, but as soon as they get a chance they will go for other jobs. i am seeing that on the roads, immigrants working on the roads, immigrants working in fast food, and i am wondering about what happened while of the americans who used to do those jobs myself -- happened to all of the americans who used to do those jobs myself. when you have more immigrants you will, be using more farmland that will go under pavement, housing, and roads. housing we have very little of here, but you will lose florist, you will lose wil

jeannie was born in hazelton, pennsylvania. as the daughter of two medical professionals, she always knew she wanted to devote her life to the service of others. her professional career consisted of many health care roles, including being a tech in her father's surgical suite and selling medical equipment to some of the top manufacturers of the company. outside of her professional career, she was always involved in local issues and advocacy. a devout catholic, she would pray the rosary before beginning her day. she was well-known for her ability to work a room and make friends with ease. spending time with her family was her favorite activity. she traveled often, especially to visit her sister who lives in hawaii. the two of them went around the world, including stops in russia and cuba. my thoughts and prayers are with the entire greco family and anyone who had the joy of knowing jenny. mr. speaker, i rise today to celebrate the life of james alexander atwood sr., a great husband, a loving father, and app proud american. -- an

the binding of culture because once you start to cancel culture, there's no end to one side. jeannie is out to the buffalo. it is talking, i think by any level, but is it, am i surprised? no, because i've been ongoing for quite a time now that to the sort of the atlantic west, there's a bunch of west out there. there's a culture of the west to civilizational web west, but the political west, as it took shape during the cold pool of to the cold war, became much more radical. and at the same time, i've used this word. so to use it for metrics, though it's closed it, it's impervious to things coming from outside of it. and it then becomes a louder and louder echo chamber when only it only hear what it wants to. and when it has things from care of enough thing, and the polls saying bad things, well gosh, there is an amplified, you know, somebody could is and maybe say, but, and it's mag, which hugely magnified. and it's got to his point. know when the 2nd cold war is at all levels worse than the 1st cold? well i don't think we had any of this intensity and in fact towards the end with co

host: our first calls -- call comes from jeannie? good morning. caller: margaret -- good morning. i live in what is considered a rule area --rural area. it used to be a lot of immigrants would come here and work the fields and go home but it is just like, when you become americanized, you are going to do like americans. people cannot work the fields year round. they are going to have a period where the fields are doing. -- dormant. the main thing here is tomatoes and people are working the fields but as soon as they get a chance, they will go for other jobs and i am seeing that in the roads and immigrants working on the roads and working in fast food. i am wondering what in the world happened to all be -- the americans who used to do the jobs themselves -- myself. we have to figure out the resources that we have to support everybody. when you have more immigrants, you will be using more farmland that is going to go under pavement and housing in roads -- and roads and housing we have very little of here but you will lose forests. you will lose wildlife and water resources -- host:

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in order to buy a life of bread, jeannie didn't tie wheelbarrow. so i think we're moving toward this multi poto wild order, which will start with the u. s. dollar becoming more or less the font is a global reserve currency. people trading in other currencies like the chinese women beat, even the russian people which are where we're seeing forecasting both of these economies to be positive g d p growth this year. so people will start moving away and i think we'll start seeing a wall that isn't dictated so much. so whatever uncle sam decides to do when he wakes up breakfast in the morning with his us dollar, it's a very exciting time. a bit of a scary time and mom by a definitely excited now i finally, it doesn't just make our cars go, it's got a direct hand. and many of the things we take for granted every day. and that's perhaps why the 14th annual iran petrochemical form into iran. house attracted delegation from afar. a field of russia, china, and india ortiz use of jelly, went along as well to see just what's on offer. the one in national petroc

. >>> speaking of graceful moves, some of jeannie's less mild and show, and more than 100 electricalpeted in numerous events including rescuing workers and how to use electrical equipment. the top finishers will compete in the international's in kansas. >>> the decision came after the senator marco rubio asked for the sisters a perpetual indulgence to be dropped from the game. the dodgers declined to comment past the initial statements citing strong feelings of people who have been offended by the sisters inclusion. the wife of a sheriff is accused of driving under the influence and crashing her car into a home injuring one of the arguments and it happened after midnight yesterday. she was booked into county jail . >>> thousands of runners will be taking over downtown san francisco for the annual bay to breakers race, the race begins at 8:00. >>> attending this weekend's g7 in japan. the president will speak to house speaker kevin mccarthy to raise the debt ceiling before a possible default. >>> the marine layer is filled in every pocket of the day, it melts back at the higher clouds

book, most notably think joy leakey ranking on dartmouth and basic and then claire evans, cobol and jeannie sam at the talk lot about the history of women in computing and how it was you know a much more egalitarian sort of system until the and specifically at elite universities like mit and dartmouth kind started to dominate and and started to sort of overcome the preexisting structures of more equality or at least more access. so, charles, you know you talk a little bit about interoperability and social media at the time you're writing the chapter. it's something that i think it's a lot more on people's minds now as twitter is. and it's strange moments, you know, and i'm curious whether, there's any discussion going on now about interoperability and sort of the next phase of the internet as we're sort of starting to see kind of the as the olympics at the end of these sort of major social networks and more sort of atomization? yeah i think it's there there's sort of pressure coming from directions that i have at least been following. so the first is that there is some know there's a lot of

and you used to make me laugh more than anyone but do you remember a character named jeannie darcy?[ laughter ] >> jimmy: she was a bad stand-up comedian. but she's one of my favorites. she would go and -- it's very hard to write this and perform this >> yes >> jimmy: can i tell you why it's 'cause you're writing bad comedy you're writing someone struggling to do comedy, and it's only funny if it doesn't get laughs and stuff >> yes and i actually did it toward the end of my "snl" run. 'cause i was like, oh, it's so hard to be thinking about making stuff funny all the time then i thought i want to do something that's really dull, that gets no laughs at all just a dull, bad, comedian, who really should not be trying to pursue comedy. but she has such big dreams. but basically, when i first did it at the table, it was like -- it went so-so. but you and will were laughing so hard. so, then, i would really just perform to make you and will ferrell laugh it was just for you two. do you remember that >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah, because the audience didn't get it at first they were li

so please welcome help me or join me in welcoming jeannie rometty as well as president mike seattle, who will lead the conversation. well. you go ahead. thank you. for. welcome everybody. this is a wonderful, wonderful opportunity. ginni has always been a hero of mine and now i get to work for her the so. so they say you never want to meet heroes. is that all right? that's very true, i think. oh, well, you're every bit as good as the heroics that i i've imagined in this book. all of you pick up copies. this is a wonderful book, really interesting, and actually showed me, lots of dimensions of, ginni as well as some really important lessons that we're going to talk about the book let me first as president the university, i would be remiss not to ask you questions. northwestern first and tell me a little bit. you arrived in northwestern in 1975 and you wanted be a doctor at that time. oh what brought you here? northwestern and how did you why you make the switch from wanting to be pre-med to being an engineer? was it organic chemistry or something else? yeah, my inability to do organic

host: our first color comes from jeannie. she is in virginia -- caller comes from jeannie.irginia. caller: i live in what is considered a rural area. i am noticing and influx of migrant -- noticing an influx of migrants who are staying. it used to be that migrants would come and work the fields and go home. when you become americanized, you will do like americans. people cannot work the fields year-round. they will have a period where the fields are dormant. same thing -- the main thing here right now is tomatos and people are out there working the fields, but as soon as they get a chance they will go for other jobs. i am seeing that on the roads, immigrants working on the roads, immigrants working in fast food, and i am wondering about what happened while of the americans who used to do those jobs myself -- happened to all of the americans who used to do those jobs myself. when you have more immigrants you will, be using more farmland that will go under pavement, housing, and roads. housing we have very little of here, but you will lose florist, you will lose wildlife -- f

. >> host: jeannie in maine, hello. >> reporter: i agree cannon house office building 15 >> caller: to compromise and i just heard mcconnell say the democrats, they are forgetting $7.8 billion was put up by trump and they are forgetting all times the democrats, clinton, budget was the actual budget. it seems they don't budget anything anymore. they are forgetting we had these things, covid, they forget the waters. i think they think it's fairy dust coming out of the sky that is paying for this. they want all these benefits but they don't seem to want to pay. they keep blaming the same people, silly game they are playing. they are not realistic, they are not accountable. it's like the budget but biden put up was an actual budget. the other was just a framework. they didn't put specifics in their. the republicans. so it wasn't a budget. it was a framework. there's a big difference. i have worked on budgets. >> host: what they voted on today -- >> caller: it to compromise and they should accept it. it works for both teams. >> host: the republican line, alabama. >> caller: thank you for ha

hey, jeannie has agreed to a $150 million settlement in connection with the deadly zog fire in shastakilled four people and burn more than 56,000 acres, 204 homes and businesses were destroyed. cal fire says it started when a tree fell on pg any lines as part of the settlement, the utility must pay $140 million to new wildfire mitigation initiatives. ppe genie held a wide ranging virtual town hall on its wildfire prevention efforts, the utility said. since 2017 they have reduced the risk of wildfires from their equipment by 90% also said last year that they expanded their enhanced power line safety settings to cover every customer and fire prone areas. the program shuts off power of a problem is detected like a tree limb falling on a line. they say that has led to a 68% reduction in fires on those circuits. when there was an ignition. nearly all those fires that started were smaller and impacted fewer acres. despite the very dry conditions we saw last year. other safety efforts include system, hardening vegetation management and planned power shutoffs last december, p genie exited enh

and you can't put the jeannie pack in the bottle. that's the larger problem.too late. i want to be real with you guys. kids are making art using this stuff. people are genuinely sometimes benefiting people's lives, it's helping people. i saw a people make a video game who did not know how to code a few weeks ago. you can't bring that back in. we need massive, widespread skepticism of information people get on the internet, and generationally, that means classes and getting people genuinely invested in the idea that we've had an information evolution and we're all sort of struggling to come to jesus on this. we went through a thing together all of us. and right now we need to tell everyone just don't take things at face value. >> ben, have you been on the facebook page of anyone over 70? >> look, that is the big problem. i don't know how you rein that in. >> but we have to figure this out. >> i know. >> we have ten minutes, not ten years. >> i agree. i don't think you can. >> you had water marks. >> have any of you been on the facebook page of anyone over 70? >

past featuring set pieces, costumes and props from iconic shows like all in the family, i dream of jeanniemuch more tv is done right. it really reflects what's going on in the world and in our own lives and items were collected throughout the decades by james commissar, a comedy writer who spent a lot of time around tv studios. i started doing this in 1989, and i sort of have to set the scene for what things were like in 1989. none of these pieces had any art market value. they didn't even have any historic value. when a showing off the air, the studios would either sell the props and small things on a on a folding table in the parking lot to the cast and crew. or they would throw it away the collection of roughly 1000 items features everything from studio cameras to costumes made by fashion designer bob mackie and warned by sonny and cher and even carol burnett. william shatner's captain shirt and other items from star trek. the original series are also included, along with batman and robin suits worn by adam west and burt ward. i just decided these pieces should go back to the fans. fans

jeannie and i know we have been in discussions with the mayor's office. both public works and i, um about sitting down and trying to craft some solutions, so i'm hopeful that again. as mike said at the beginning, this is not a fully fleshed project yet. we're in the sort of the feedback collecting stage so that feedback is being heard loud and clear. and that hopefully as we're developing this this project over the next month over the summer months will be able to really tackle. um this issue and i'm hopeful that this will be one of the really great outputs is greater clarity on that issue. great thank you. so um, i want to align myself with the concern about, um not actually calling what you're doing. project management and not owning that, because i think that's what you're describing. sounds like it should be project management and that there should be one person who's responsible. to interface with the public and interface internally, so that if there's any kind of issue with the project conflicting comments , things taking too long and it planning is

. >> i'm jeannie scott i have lived in park merced for 19 combloers day one approved and support third degree project. this new project. i want to emphasize now is an issue of water had is used and park merced. i have no hot water on demand of this is because no apartment building has a water heater. garden apartments or the towers. we rely on water that is heated in a big huge tower and then piped to us. so -- for me -- what i can't see any point in wasting more water than necessary. so when i take a shower i easy low fill up 4 gallons of water i use it for somethingel. so given all the time of the draught and everything. water seems to be super more person now. this what am i'm very anxious to see these apartments new apartments built. so this everybody has i hot water tank buzz when you been when is going on now, how much water is being wasted. a lot. you can dot math. i know i do 4 gallonons a day. i will let you dot math. i really, please, let's move on with this. so this we can save this water. it would be used immediately. and not go down the drain. nobody i'm sure saves the wat

like "i dream of jeannie." there is new evidence in the mar-a-lago documents investigation that proves he knows it's not true. >>> the former president is seizing on two failed endorsements in florida from governor ron desantis, while ignoring the lack of success his candidates had in the last election. >>> also ahead, the latest on the debt ceiling negotiations with both sides digging in on one big issue. we'll explain what that is. >>> and we're keeping an eye on president biden this morning as he is in japan for the g7 summit. >>> welcome, everybody. along with joe, willie and me, we have the host of "way too early," white house bureau chief at "politico," jonathan lemire. former aide to the george w. bush white house and state departments, elise jordan is with us. and former white house director of communications to president obama, jen palmieri. she is co-host of showtime's "the circus." also with us this morning, former chairman of the republican national committee, michael steele joins us. and i see, i s

all keen wi members, elaine has invited herfriends jeannie and sylvie to the tasting party.jeanie's had a go at the coronation quiche. mmaking it, very straightforward, very simple. follow the instructions to the letter. i haven't tasted it yet, though. the tasting is the thing that matters, isn't it, really? will you be making this on coronation day? absolutely. if it's good enough for the king, it's good enough for me. so, all sorts of ideas for a coronation feast fit for a king. ourtummies are our tummies are rumbling! it is true, exciting flavours in the uk because of the global influence, and uk food gets a bit of a bad rap sometimes but there are so many different global flavours being reflected in the official dishes, so really exciting.— reflected in the official dishes, so really exciting. that was a good 'ob that fi really exciting. that was a good 'ob that n had. — really exciting. that was a good 'ob that fi had. nobody d really exciting. that was a good 'ob that fi had. nobody told i really exciting. that was a good 'ob that fi had. nobody told me i really excit