right, jeannie mentioned pit ambition against ambition, we assume everyone is an angel? no. don't know any angels. i haven't met many. maybe my wife. right? but other than that, there aren't very many people who are totally selfless, right? so james madison, who wrote the virginia plan and work on this, but the people are naturally ambitious for power and you head to break power apart. and so, do you expect a democratic system to be a little messy and have disagreements? yep. yeah, that's a feature, not a bug. okay? you going to have the president disagree with congress? is that what he wanted? that's exactly what madison wanted. he said better decisions are going to, but when you throw all the ideas in the hopper, people fight with one another, politely. politely. okay. >> federalism. more separation of powers, right? what is federalism? who wants to help me with that? oh somebody can give me a hand on federalism, please, come on. you've spoken, you've spoken, there is a hand. is a hand? that's a hand. you, what's federalism? go ahead. >> we have a hand in the back. >> shar

george tiller, who was there with his wife jeannie jeannie. george and jeannie tried to rent a car and drive over to east berlin through checkpoint charlie and the berlin wall. had no idea this was possible. but they invited me to go with him and did. i one of the saddest and most moving experiences of my life was standing across the street, the jewish community center and synagogue, looking at the play marks on the building. kristallnacht, which happened in my lifetime on november the nine or ten 1938, when i was five months old. i reflected on the millions -- who lost their lives in hitler's gas chambers and the tens of millions of others who died in world war two. and i wept. it was one. it is one of the great tragic landmarks in human history that signaled the brutality, hitler's nazi regime and the potential for human humanity by humans against other humans. on arriving at my office, i shortly after this, i immediately left for a medical meeting in. seattle. the next day at a saturday, my office manager, p.j., who is herself jewish, was a

course i had jeannie, of course i had you had fred there and i. but you that my inspiration actually came from jimmy carter. sometimes i would think, you know, this i can't possibly go through all this stuff and write this and. then i just tell myself, you, if jimmy can be president, i can write a book about it. well, you spent the time needed to write the book, but still are there questions that you wish you could still answer, or what questions? if you left for other scholars to answer? okay, i, i think i answered a lot of stuff. yes, but of course. i work hard as a historian. one wants from a book like this is they would written for history is not written for carters or anybody else. well in one world there's people to read it and find topics that they need elaboration. one topic that i came up with with conversation recently, it's in the book. but if you look at for important women in the story, look at rosalynn carter, look at john sadat, look at alice bacon and look at the oppressed iran. if look at those four women and start comparing them,

let's hear from jeannie in kentucky a supporter former president trump. i'm sorry jeanine, go ahead. >> i'm sorry, thank you. i am going to be on the ballot for election and counsel. i am giving myself the name of a constitutional conservative. i am quite concerned that our constitution is being violated by the harris walls, and biden way of taking control of our city intercounty interstate. my concern is with the secretary of state michael adams we have made some great changes to our locations in our precinct. our precinct has been narrowed down to where we will have many more people to votee out have done with the local precincts which lock the people in from closest to where they live. i guess my bottom line is what are your thoughts of the violation of the constitution and the voting rights and the changing of how our elections and our ballots are basically counted? i would like to see hand counted ballots to make sure everyone has discounted this count and not into the computer. see what that's jeanine elaborate a little on that professor but if you

jeannie ambrose�*s breast cancer has spread to her bones and liver.onger than expected. i'm not ready to die yet. i've got more life to live, and ifeel that's being taken away from me. forjeannie, the focus is on living well. and a drug called enhertu could allow her to do that for longer. it's available in 19 countries in europe so far, including scotland. but the health assessment body for england, nice, says it's not value for money. patients in wales and northern ireland won't be able to get it on the nhs either. we have a difficult job at nice. you know, we have to be looking at how to support the nhs to best spend the finite budget that it has. so whilst our decisions can be devastating for patients, we have to think about that broader position of the nhs. but the drug companies believe the problem is nice rating this kind of cancer as only moderately severe. we believe it's a fair price. we believe that we should be getting access for these women with this incurable breast cancer. likejeannie, she knows she will need enhertu but has no idea how

jeannie, one says she is leaving on a trip tomorrow morning and wanted to vote. now rather than wait until she got back. because i've had my say and that i was able to vote. and for me, it was actually i was probably more anxious about voting than getting on a plane. all presidential elections are always like a lot of voters turning out. there's a lot of measures that are on the ballot in a presidential election. there's a lot of other things besides the presidential candidates, but this one, i think, is going to be historical. sal camino and his dad, antonio, say voters should be making sure their voice is heard. i believe if i vote for the right person, it'd be good for me. for me. the registrar of voters says it doesn't want to reveal too many details, but there is extra security inside and outside the facility and will be until everyone finishes voting in november. in san jose, robert honda, nbc, bay area new. a list of former san francisco mayors and local elected officials are calling for a criminal investigation into current mayoral candidate mark farrell.

a tuxedoed ryan and his mother, jeannie white, rubbed shoulders with yoko ono and new york's mayor, edh, while andy warhol snapped photographs like this. one of the mother duo. by february of the following year, 1987, this is a month before the formation of act up. indiana's health commissioner, woodrow myers jr could confidently assert ryan was, quote, the best known aids victim in the united states, not the world. and one who posed, quote, the lowest possible political risk for officials seeking to address the epidemic. so myers, his comments testified to ryan's growing and also the power of, his perceived innocence, both of would help guarantee the passage of the care act following his death. ryan's death and funeral in april 1998 were media spectacles long foretold as soon as ryan entered national consciousness in mid 1985. his seeming proximity to death shaped his life story. in august of 1985, when white learned that he had faced quote that he would face several months of school conferences and hearings before a federal court decide whether he could return to school. nbc nightly

jeannie: i have to close my eyes. i want to reach the summit so bad. -aah! -therron: yo, -you got it! oh, wait... -oh, no, oh, no. aah! . >>> now at 11:00. next thing i know i just heard this really awful screaming. >> a sleeping plan attacked on a flight out of the bay area. how the witnesses described the violent beating that seemed to come out of nowhere. >> there was blood splatter on the window shade. >>> a horrible accident at fleet week caught on camera. how that moment may of changed a young woman's life forever. >>> plus.. [ crowd chanting ] >>> why dozens of hotel workers were taken away in handcuffs on one of the most famous streets in the bay area and >>> this bay area homeowner goes all out on his halloween haunted house. the biggest scare of all is probably the price tag. >>> from kpix this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>> hello, i'm sara donchey. >>> leading up to the election we are always talking about division, what makes one person different from another person. but an event like san francisco's fleet week is de

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we are reassembling our political panel, rick and jamie -- jeannie. tim walz had some odd moments, or at least different, i think we can admit, referring to himself as a knucklehead, i think you recalled this line of him saying he was friends with school shooters. >> it will be the take away the cats a lot of social media coverage. i hope people also focus on some of the other things he said. number one, when he said president's words matter. throughout this debate we have seen donald trump. people should take a look at what he has been saying for the last year. he pinned jd vance down on the question of if trump lost the 2020 election. jd vance knows he lost. he couldn't say it. so he had some important moments where he reminded us, this is not about tim walz and it's not really about jd vance, it's about the two people at the top of the ticket and it is a choice between them that people have to make. from that perspective, he was able to make the case in a different vernacular, for sure, words we probably never heard on the debate stage, but i think

i interviewed jeannie myers for the book, who was his communicator and director. she said, you know, this is one of the things he always did. he he great to his advantage to was to leave himself out in case politically it was to do something else or to mislead people into this direction. lori lawyering the truth so that he could then go in this direction. so he was impeached for lying over, lying under oath, a sexual relationship that went on for a couple of years. what did that lead that led to people believing kids believing that oral sex wasn't real sex that. well, the president said so. i mean, can that how can it be that the it led to more and more significantly or as significantly george w bush who brought lying to yet another level where when were dying in katrina. the fema chief, michael brown. brownie, you're doing a heck of a good job when we were losing people in, he was on an aircraft carrier and it said mission accomplished. when wouldn't be accomplished? four years. this is this is the legacy of george bush. okay. where are we now? now i'll i say eno

have which had said that i'd like the reagan people not been i had not been totally honest about jeannie went with me as she often did but have friends in dallas that we were we had lived for a while. we had friends who wanted to go to we sometimes travel together. one of them was an attorney. the other one was i was a medical doctor. they were people who knew a lot research and i never forget it. the archivist on duty was a young woman named amanda. i don't remember the rest of her name, and when she saw all their help helpers, i brought some of them coming from texas and she teased for the rest of the time we were there for bringing a posse with me. but we had a it was a it was a good research. i didn't try to hide anything and a lot of papers related to casey and meese and the so-called truth squad of that election, you know, were available. and that's where i got a lot of the evidence that i'd like to use to to say as a professional historian, i'm ready to take a stand at that. a surprise did take place. even though there's some there's still some things that we'd like to know it. ye

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. >> jeannie, what's your wish? it could be anything. >> mm. coconut earthquake doctor. squatch. body wash for men who prefer natural incoming dishes. >> doc. don. power wash flies in half the time. >> it absorbs grease >> he even replaces multiple cleaning products. >> those suds got game. >> don power wash the better grease getter. >> anderson cooper 360. tonight at eight on cnn taking her closing argument to michigan today. >> and warning americans of the dangers posed by another trump presidency. her message is set to draw a stark contrast to the dark, anti-immigrant rhetoric we heard last night at donald trump's rally in new york. and cnn's priscila alvarez joins us now. priscilla, how is the harris campaign responding to trump's rally last night? and i suppose they are welcoming any support they can get from people like bad bunny. they'll take that any day of the week. >> they certainly will. but look harris, campaign officials i've spoken with say that what happened and unfolded at the rally yesterday should come as no surprise. but certainly this was a split screen moment