jerry: jerry. lemonis: jerry? taylor: this is my mom, matisun. matisun: matisun. yeah.matisun, how are you? nice to meet you. matisun: nice to meet you, too. jerry: she's the better half. lemonis: she... clearly. lemonis: are there other places like this in town that you have to compete with? jerry: no. taylor: i would disagree. you got dave & buster's. you have indoor go-karting tracks. we want to tap into the 40 million tourists that come here. lemonis: right. taylor: how do we do that? lemonis: what would the business make in a year, decent money? jerry: actually, last year, we did about 2.4. lemonis: that's not bad. i want you to walk me through where that $2.4 million of revenue comes from, and i'd like to just walk the property and understand. jerry: sure. okay. cool. all right. lemonis: so we'll start over at the front door. so how much revenue comes from karting? jerry: 60% would be karting revenue. lemonis: okay. how about the video games? how much is that a part of the revenue? jerry: 10%. lemonis: okay, and how much is the food? jerry: about another 5%. lemon

con un temazo que promete mucho >>> si rogelio esto promete y jerry estÁ asustado.mendo. pero bueno no siempre es igual depende de la situaciÓn y quiero enfrentar a jerry guardas luto. >>> yo soy del equipo de el guru, creo que todos lleva una balance >>> no dime cÓmo?. como creo que tiene una balanza y se presenta un regalo de dios abrÁzalo, y a mÍ me pasa como el osito que estaban pidiendo rescate. >>> apapachelo y dele besito >>> trÁtelo muy bien >>> de pronto vas a tener una colecciÓn de ositos hay que tener cuidado jerry >>> eso ya es otra cosa entramos en otros temas hablamos de este tema en lo personal es mi manera de ser yo soy muy cariÑoso y detallista y busco otras cosas cuando una mujer y digo actualmente mi pareja me fascina, >>> quÉ amor >>> me mostrÓ otra cosa distinta cosas que me auto descubrÍ >>> chiquis cree que buscar una nueva pareja ayuda a superar la ruptura de la anterior crees tÚ >>> no estoy de acuerdo con el guru del amor hay que tener tiempo y hay que sanar porque la persona te hace mucho daÑo le haces daÑos >>> estoy de acuerdo contigo gu

and went of the truck to jerry and he was dead. i tried to believe he was still alive and i said i will send summary back for you. i was really upset over that and i took off. if you didn't go over those railroad tracks, they wouldn't shoot you. --you went over the tracks the authority come in and that's when i took off. ivy: where was jerry from? gerald.his name was he was from milwaukee. gerald miller. ivy: do you have a guess at how many wounded and dead shoulder -- dead soldiers you are carrying on these trucks? how many would you guess you are carrying? joseph: the only thing i can tell you is at one of our jones, he's anel retired colonel. he was an executive officer. i don't remember. at one of the reunions, we when they got back down to south korea, he started up a battalion with seven guys. either deadse was or wounded. off to the marines. the rains act up a lot of the guys. over the next two days. by the time i got there, it had just started and the marine colonel, he was a transportation officer. he picked me up and carr

we are now getting word to repeat the news from just a moment ago that jerry nadler, the chairman oft committee was driving on his way to the hearing and he was in a car accident. he was not driving the vehicle at the time and we are told he is not injured. he's in route to the hearing, and they were swinging into the protesters calling them anarchists. this was a highly anticipated appearance by bill barr but that will not be happening at 10:00 a.m. all we know right now is that that will be delayed, as we get more information and we will bring that information. >> is kind of a hybrid hearing and what you have is some members that will be there in person. that's one of the first times, and attorney general bill barr. if you were just saying he will come out, he will come out swinging and he will make a very forceful case to the things that he so passionately believed in including the commutation of roger stone's sentence. the dropping of the charges against michael flynn and the federal agents being sent into some of the cities around the country to protect federal buildings and in

back in 1918, little jerry and her mother were both seriously ill. >> and the doctor told her fatherhey're both going to die. prepare yourself. that's my medical opinion. >> reporter: but daughter and mother survived. jerry went to college, got a bachelor's and master's, became a teacher and got married right after world war ii. her husband died almost four decades ago. they had three children and now three grandchildren and six great grandchildren. she beat breast cancer. >> it's delightful to meet you. >> thank you. >> how are you feeling? >> wonderful. >> you're an amazing woman! >> why? >> i'm going to tell you why. you're modest, but you had coronavirus and 101 years ago, you had spanish flu. and you survived it twice. you're an amazing woman. >> i am. >> reporter: jerry is a resident of the senior living community in nashua for several years now. >> hey, mom! >> reporter: on this day her daughter came to pay a visit. social distancing and masks still required. >> so how are you doing. >> you have to keep your mask on? >> yes, we have to keep the mask on. do you recognize the to

jerry went to college.helors and masters, became a teacher and got married right after world war ii. four children and three grandchild and six great grandchildren. after jerry retired she had breast cancer and colon cancer. and she beat both. >> can i call you jerry? >> delighted. >> it's delightful to meet you. >> thank you. >> how are you feeling? >> wonderful. >> you are an amazing woman. >> why? >> reporter: i'm going tell you why. you're modest. but you had coronavirus and 101 years ago you had spanish flu. and you survived it twice. you are an amazing woman. >> i am. >> jerry is a resident of the senior living community. on this day her daughter came to pay a visit. social distancing and masks still required. >> sow how are you doing? >> we have to keep the mask on? >> yes. do you recognize the top? you should. i stole it from you. don't think you are getting it back. >> reporter: the employees or upset and saddened when she tested positive for the coronavirus but when they told her the diagnosis. >>

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jerry clark of the fbi was on his way so was the erie pd bomb squad. tv news live vans weren't far behind. the pizza guy turned bank robber drove out of the mcdonald's parking lot, next to the bank but didn't get far. wells was intercepted just up the hill by troopers only a few hundred yards from the bank itself. >> they had him get out the vehicle at which time they -- they noticed a collar around his neck. >> reporter: the robber told them he was wearing a bomb. they weren't about to doubt him. >> the troopers took precaution, handcuffed the individual, kneeled him down. and, then, they proceeded to take cover. >> reporter: fbi man jerry clark arrived moments later. >> i came screaming up peach, and i pulled exactly to the end of the lot and thought, "oh, man, that's too close." so i immediately reversed, came around, and got into this parking lot. >> and he's talkin' to the officers. >> he is. >> reporter: wells identified himself -- said he was a pizza delivery man. >> did you call my boss? >> reporter: sitting on the pavement, crossed legged and

jerry. >> thank you very much, randi. senator warren and dr. biden, i thank you all for your unwavering leadership. now more than ever your efforts will be central as a work to heal our nation in so many ways and address head-on what randi describes as a triple crises, the coronavirus pandemic, the economic recession, and systemic racism. for decades the criminal underfunding of our schools has had a catastrophic effect on the lives of millions of our students across the nation. here in philadelphia where the vast majority of our students are black and brown, and over 80% live in poverty, this triple has had profound ramifications. most marginalized among us are the ones that suffer the most during this crises, and every single decision about reopening school buildings must address this profound inequity. and now amidst rising cases of covid across the nation, the current occupant of the white house has once again shown his absolute disregard for science and, quite frankly, for humanity. i was disgusted when i read that trump refers to the cdc'

jerry jordan is the president of aft local three. we always compete between chicago, which is local one, new york city, which i was the president and michael is now, local two, and jerry jordan, president of local three in philadelphia. he serves as the vice chair of aft's human and civil rights committee and he taught english to speakers of other languages prior to becoming an officer of philly is a place where there are lots of ventilation problems, yet the local has really tried to figure out how to get those problems solved and how to reopen schools safely. with that, i want, jerry will talk about at risk students and -- their there needs needs, and what we need to do. dr. jordan: thank you very much, randi and senator warren and dr. biden. i thank you all for your unwavering leadership. now more than ever, your efforts will be central as we work to heal our nation in so many ways and address head-on what randi describes as a triple crisis, the coronavirus pandemic, the economic recession, and systemic racism. for decades, the cr

top democrat jerry nadler saying antifa violence in portland, a myth.oe biden called the protests peaceful. rioters are embedded in them. as democrats continue to blast the president for trying to stop the destruction. people are warning there is not peaceful or mythical about officers being assaulted with power tools, commercial grade fireworks and lasers that blind them and buildings being set on fire with people inside of those buildings or cop cars being burned. also tonight, you would think the two-year trump-russia probe was based on high level russian firms with connections to russian intelligence the way the media and democrats talked about the story for three years. turns out that is not the case as knewly revealed government documents detail. senator lindsey graham, the fbi sourcing for their probe was pretty lame. it is going from bad to worse. senator graham is saying that there is evidence that fbi officials lied to both the fisa court and congress on the trump-russia probe. senator graham telling that to our maria bartiromo. greg stuebe wi

administration, he is threatened with the subpoena and financially impeachment by democrat chair jerryif he did not testify, but jim jordan said what started the democrat attacksks on ag barr ws when ag barr said a year ago the democrats did buy him a trump team, right out of the gate he went on a house democrats and tried to discredit him over the investigations and abuses of power during the obama administration in the michael flynn pro. let's listen. >> it was established by the documents that the fbi agent interviewed him did not believe that he thought he was lying. but thehe council concluded, the only purpose of the interview, the only purpose was to try to catch him insane something that they could then say was a lie. therefore there was not -- the interview was untethered to any legitimate investigation. liz: that is ag barr talking about the michael flynn case, let's welcome house judiciary doug collins. it's great to have you back on, your take on how it all went down? >> it was great, it went down this way, democrats talked, talked, talked and did not have any answers, they

we witnessed yet another jerry nadler capitol hill circus. it was a complete embodiment of

jerry played this song.it just for her. ♪ we don't know what we'll do without you ♪ ♪ we could never doubt you ♪ to brighten up our day ♪ we can't think of anything ♪ about you, anna ♪ that doesn't make us feel ♪ so glad you've come our way >> reporter: it was time to say good-bye, except for many of her friends, who were saying hello because many were meeting each other, even learning about each other, for the first time. there were all kinds of things in anna's life that she didn't tell anybody about. >> she did not. >> reporter: there were relationships that were not known by her closest friends. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: jerry says he didn't even know who anna's ex-husband was until well after the service. >> he got up and talked about meeting her for the first time in -- i think in st. petersburg. and he started crying, and it wasn't until maybe a day later that i talked to one of her friends and they said that was bob. >> reporter: bob says he had a hard time holding it together. >> at the memorial servi

barr. >> sean: shame on you, lying jerry nadler. former congressman trey gowdy, all the talking points were all the same, trey. it's an insult at this point after today's schiff show. they all rigid regurgitated the same line. you are doing this. that's all i 1500 police officers injured, many more, some blinded, now we are up to 16 dead? are my eyes deceiving me, trey gowdy? >> sean, if politics is about contrast we have contrast for november. do you want the anarchy you see in portland and seattle or do you want a country or everyone is safe and secure? what you also saw today is what a serious grown-up attorney general can do for this country and it makes me wish and wonder where we would be if he had been the ag from day one, if bill barr had been the preside president's ag. as for crazy uncle jerry, now you know, sean, why the democrats kept them hidden in the attic during impeachment or they didn't want him anywhere near impeachment and for anyone who wondered why the chairman of the judiciary had no role in impeachment? today

chairman jerry nadler told a reporter sunday the anarchy and violence going on in portland, and i quote the chairman, "is a myth that is spread only in

i'm pleased to introduce today's partnered program with writers bloc featuring jerry brown and jim newton. for those who are joining us online, we will be taking questions in about 20 minutes. jessica, our vice president of fed a ooh certained will manage your questions during the q & a portion of the program. we'll do our very best to take as many questions as we can it's me great pleasure to introduce andrea grossman, founder and ceo of writers bloc. we're so honored be partnering with you today on this very special program. time to turn it over to you. thank you so much. >> thank you. thank you, kim, and thanks to the l.a. world affairs council for inviting writers bloc to co-host this event with jim newton and governor brown. and for asking writers broc on fer first date with a digital event. i urge you to purchase a copy of former "los angeles times" pulitzer prize winning journalist and editor jim newton's man of tomorrow, the relentless life of jerry brun. such a great biography of one of california's true visionaries, one ourselves most extraordinary leaders. man of tomorrow cap t

el amor en coronavirus continÚa y rashel y jerry cuenta cÓmo los negocios de las bodas se reabren. >>braciones del 2020 son mÍnimas asi que la lista de invitados ha cambiado. hay varios invitados tambiÉn que no van a poder viajar, que son de afuera. que van a participar en la celebraciÓn a travÉs de zoom. muchos novios tienen planeado tener una boda mÁs Íntima este aÑo y tambiÉn en el futuro en el 2021 hacer una fiesta mÁs ostentosa. >>> esto cambiÓ la pandemia >>> esto en este momento tienen la excusa perfecta para celebrar su boda como ellos querÍan una celebraciÓn mÁs Íntima. y para esas novias que todavÍa sueÑan con su dÍa especial ahora tienen una excusa para cambiar un poquito el presupuesto y poder tener 2 vestidos uno para la miniboda y otro en el futuro. >>> es importante saber el matrimonio y la conexiÓn que tiene una boda un poco mÁs Íntima. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> quÉ tal amigos >>> muchas gracias katy por este reporte, Óyeme el que serÁ feliz es el hombre porque quienes queremos estas bodas son las mujeres y mi vida tendremos una boda >>> compadre yo le daba oportunidad piÉnse

las sombrillas >>> compadre quÉ gusto tenerte aquÍ, nuestra querida adamaris estÁ de vacaciones y jerrynta >>> su energÍa, la mÚsica de ayer nos gusta muchÍsimo >>> hoy nos deberÍa de bailar >>> bueno pues le echamos me enseÑan la coreografÍa y bailamos hasta hawaiano >>> bueno vamos con nicole suÁrez a escuchar las noticias >>> buenos dÍas estaba comentando antes de empezar el programa que tienes una buena energÍa para comenzar la maÑana pareciera que nunca estuviera cansado >>> pero hombre sÍ me canso >>> no parece vamos a comenzar con las noticias aquÍ en "un nuevo dÍa ". ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> vuelven al limbo miles de dreamers entre ellos 300 mil elegibles para pedir por primera vez los beneficio de daca y sucede tras la reciente orden del presidente trump para acabar este programa, buenos dÍas maria paula cÓmo han tomado los dreamers esta decisiÓn? >>> como una bofetada nicole muchos estaban aliviados despuÉs de tener el apoyo de la corte suprema de hecho habÍan iniciado los trÁmites para renovar sus permisos y otros estaban listos para aplicar por primera vez pero este nuevo cambio l

descansÉ el fin de semana y tÚ tambiÉn >>> super a gusto y adamaris tiene el dÍa libre y estamos con jerrybre >>> con energÍa >>> saludos ahora de cadera >>> de cadera tambiÉn >>> (risas) >>> >>> acuÉrdate que yo tengo mucho peso que me lleve con las caderas >>> quÉ gusto tenerte acÁ >>> quÉ guapo >>> lista la semana completa para compartirla con nosotros y tÚ publico >>> cuando tÚ vienes pasamos un rato agradable >>> yo las quiero mucho y la cÁmara lo dice todo >>> cualquiera cosa escrÍbanos por las redes sociales cualquiera pregunta que le hagamos a yerry, pero como siempre debemos estar informados >>> buenos dÍas, feliz inicio de semana y vamos a empezar con la informaciÓn en noticias telemundo "un nuevo dÍa ". ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> el vicepresidente mike pence visita hoy la universidad de miami para dar inicio a los ensayos clÍnicos de la fase 3 de una vacuna contra el coronavirus y se registraron mÁs de 155 mil casos este domingo lourdes hurtado tiene mÁs informaciÓn buenos dÍas te escuchamos? >>> muy buenos dÍas nicole tristemente ayer se sumaron mÁs casos en la florida, esta cifra es m

if they want this to continue, look today see failed chairman of jerry nadler.threw it out there to perceive a question. they didn't really want to have it. wanted to completely stay away from. protesters, rioters tearing up our cities. i came to the point what would be next? would democrat on the committee actually think we should stop them maybe fire bombing the capital or graffiti painting the u.s. capitol? they didn't want to answer that. they wanted to stay away from that. elizabeth: interesting you just said that. i want your reaction to what jim jordan said of attorney general william barr. listen to this. >> used spy on carter page. salacious unverified dossier. jim comey's words, not mind. didn't tell the court that clinton paid for it. that christopher steele already communicated to justice department he was quote desperate to stop trump from getting elected. guess what? there were 15 more lies they told the court. 17 in total. they're outlined by the inspector general, each and everyone of them in his 400 page report. but guess what? chairman nadler r

jerry nadler was involved in the car accident. he was not injured according to his spokesman. we don't know other details about the accident, if anyone else was injured or not, but this will essentially delay the start of this hearing, much anticipated hearing that the democrats will have are the first time in the house judiciary committee to question bill barr after previous appearances that had been scrapped. bill barr at one point last year did not show up despite the democratic push to try to get him to appear, and they have a long list of grievances that the democrats plan to air about bill barr about their concerns that he mischaracterized the mueller report, about what they believe is him using the justice department to protect the president, his firing of a u.s. attorney who was investigating some trump associates. those are the range of issues that the democrats will press bill barr on. bill barr contend the democrats in the committee are simply trying to discredit him for investigating the russia investigation that involved the president. nevertheless, we expect this

i normally hear on a daily basis jerry. every single day.>> you know i love the names because they show the progression of your character parks and rack and as people fell in love with you and the many different phases. when you talk to aspiring actors that is really how a career can go right? you can give many credits for your person number two on the cast to being the person who takes a roll and then changes it into the most favorite role in one of the most memorable once even if it is not the lead.>> when the character jerry started they did not know what he would be and if jerry would exist for long in the office. they had no idea. the fact that it went from a he is funny put him in a chair literally one of the producers said when i auditioned in all of this and once that he is funny put him in a chair and i think it will work out good but no one knew what jerry was but to end up with five different names and christie brinkley is my wife and these beautiful daughters, it all worked out well.>> it is the case, that is st

we love jerry. >> love him. >> jimmy: cbs is hosting a a special hosted by jerry o'connell and rebeccaijn called "haircut night in america" where stylists will help celebrities cut their hair at home when they heard that, netflix customers who haven't used their account in a year were like, "i'm back, i'm back, i'm back don't cancel everything, come on, please come on! that's right, cbs is airing haircut night in america not to be outdone, abc is airing a special manscaping with the stars i think larry king's on it well, after the success of their ten-part series on michael jordan, espn is making a nine-part series on tom brady. and to make sure it's a hit, the entire documentary will be michael jordan watching it on his ipad hey, i saw that the daytime emmy nominations were just announced. it was a bittersweet day for nbc. the first six hours of the "today" show were nominated but the next five were not ooh. check this out, i saw a new invention that is a plastic bubble that can be lowered over people in restaurants so they can eat while being protected. take a look. yeah if you don't

anyways, i got out of the truck and i went around to jerry, and he was dead. and i told him and i tried to believe that he was still alive and i said i would send somebody back for you. i was really upset over that, and i took off over top of the railroad tracks. if you didn't go over the railroad tracks you will -- they would not shoot you. if you went over the railroad tracks, they would open up on you. came in, and that is when i took off. ivy: where was he from? he was from milwaukee -- joseph: he was from walkie. gerald miller. -- milwaukee. gerald miller. ivy: if you had to guess how many dead and wounded, how many would you guess you all were carrying? joseph: the only thing i can tell you is that one of our jones is aolonel retired colonel now. executive officer, or something else, i do not remember. at one of the reunions we talked, and he told me when they got down to south korea he started up the battalion with seven guys, that was all. so everybody else was either dead or wounded. off the marines. they did not want to walk into exitedp so they prob

watch jerry nadler downplaying the rights over the weekend. balance across the country. >> that is a myth that is being spread only in washington, d.c. >> and in portland? >> there are fires and riots and fire horses, federal officers. look online. >> joining me now, leo tirrell. great to have you back on. is this a myth? eighteen people now shot dead in the rioting. your reaction. >> first of all, thank you for having me. democratic dinosaurs that needs to retire. joe biden has given the key to democratic cities to extremist groups. when that democratic mayor and a progressive city council allowed these extremists to burn down a police department, it is a green light. the democratic party has been the politics for these extremists groups. you cannot bargain with these individuals. they want to destroy and overthrow all of our institutions. they want to eliminate law enforcement. that is why i am on your show and why i left the democratic party. >> democratic mayors are being criticized by places like the washington post. even the washington p

who was still governor jerry brown. and the remarkable thing, and this is so typical of gerald ford, he went in and he had his meeting with governor brown and he never mentioned what had happened outside. and he said later on he thought it would really be kind of ungracious to tell the governor, well, some lady tried to shoot me in your front yard. >> and there we have the photograph of him being escorted by the secret service agents away from the scene. but it couldn't happen today. with twitter and with all of the instant news, he couldn't have kept it from the sitting governor as did he then. >> that is true. but it is also very unlikely that he would be out strolling through the grounds of the state capitol as they decided really on the spur-of-the-moment that morning in september of 1975. >> tim is in denver. hi, tim, what is your question. >> caller: hi. very good. i saw betty ford campaign for president in october 1976 before the -- and someone asked who are you for and of course betty ford said may the best team

but first, we witnessed yet another jerry nadler capitol hill circus. was a complete embodiment of hatred, rage, anti-trump psychosis that is totally consumed this new radical extreme democratic socialist party. here's a small sample of how he ran today's so-called hearing. take a look. >> mr. chairman, could we take a five minute break? >> no. >> that the common courtesy of every witness. i waited an hour for you this morning. i like to take a five-minute break. >> mr. attorney general, we are almost finished. we are going to be finished in a few minutes. we can certainly take a break. >> a real class act. >> sean: moore of nadler's bizarre moments just ahead. of course, this was nothing more than a failed attempt to create what is endless hours of phony left-wing attack ads for the 2020 election all to help the out of it and corrupt joe biden. seeing him expose these far left lunatics for what they are, a group of blind partisans committed to smearing anyone aligned with president trump. they are committed to repeating the same talking points, spewing

that's the way i see it. >> martha: that doesn't happen in for jerry nadler, but that doesn't happen if you're going to pretend it doesn't exist. people call them up for what they're doing and say yes, we should stop them. >> we should call them out but call out the right wing groups that are also injecting themselves and injecting their agenda. i'm not saying -- look, we condemn antifa, we condemn these white supremacist organizations. we condemn them all day and all night but the bottom line is these protesters in the aftermath of george floyd, they wanted to address police brutality. >> martha: absolutely, and they've been overshadowed nightly. >> that's what's being hijacked and the conversation that seems like all we want to do is depict protesters against police when the protesters went out to say hey, we want to be -- >> martha: let's get carl in here. your thoughts on the politicalization and i heard this people talk about this and it will go away after the election and the frantic worry about covid-19 are the concerns about what's going on in the cities because it's just ser

jerry, we are going to follow this -- >> no question about it. but they lie -- >> sean: follow your lead. >> i hope you do, because you need to -- you need to be tough like me, sean. >> sean: [laughs] i don't have any spare time.ar discovery, years, money -- i have a money, i can pay for it, but that is like -- >> you can make -- >> sean: they deserve it, i'll tell you that. >> they lied and said the doctor was in charge of all of the public health, student health on campus, he wasn't. he told them the doctor on campus was -- >> sean: and you gave them a chance, didn't you? you gave them a chance to correct the record and they didn't take it. >> correct. >> sean: i've got to run. >> all right, you go. >> sean: we are going to follow the case. >> thank you, sean. >> sean: also tonight, lawlessness and america's major cities continues. look at this insane video from new york, this morning, the nypd -- look at this -- the police chief insured after getting brutally attacked by ain group of people on a bridge. we have still shots, we will show you. o

jerry howard, national association of homebuilders ceo. jerry, good to have you.e'll get into it next hour when we take a look, step back, what's hot, what's not, where it's hot, where it's not. a lot of buying is going on outside of cities, outside of chicago, new yorks, urban at lan tas. i'm wondering why that is? is it post virus thing where people say the heck with it, what? >> i think it is clearly a post-virus phenomenon, being driven, neil, frankly some of the violence in america's cities. people are saying we don't want to be cooped up in a small apartment building in a high-rise, three months at a time, when we're allowed to come out on the streets have to face violence. the building, selling is going out in the outer suburbs and even some of the rural areas. it is kind of an amazing shift. neil: you know, can banks keep up with all of this demand though? there are no shortage of folks interested in buying, certainly refinancing but i'm hearing again and again a lot of banks are hard-pressed to keep up with it? >> we haven't heard of a problem specificall

. >> with ed jerry's sandusky scandal we will come back and talk about that. >> that is a concern because somebody had talked to him about inappropriate behaviors. >> and you told him? >> i told him it didn't happen. in my mind it was and inappropriate behaviors. >> now he serving a long prison sentence what shed we take away from this and the michigan state situation? >> i have a chapter on the sandusky case that is not sandusky himself but rather what the prosecutors did after they convicted him they went after the leadership of penn state for failure to act earlier to prevent his misbehavior which i think is absurd i say go through chapter and verse by the prosecution was asking people in positions of leadership to do things they should not d do, essentially which is the president of penn state still ten years later fighting a legal battle to stay out of jail. the vice president were both convicted and sent to jail they did absolutely nothing wrong except they did what human beings do except that they were presented with incredibly vague questions about jerry's sandusky and they chose

here's jerry brown today use jerry brown when he was young and governor california in the 70s he getsrs from the aclu the legislative analyst office from the lapd police union saying please don't pull the sentence off every time a heinous crime is gonna come up punishment is gonna skyrocket and jerry belts not attentive listening to the helter-skelter argument ratchets up the platform for punishment and this is probably how we get these increasingly severe sentences in california ever since. in 1988 there's an extra layer to this is that's where we at the governor's veto before that the government could it veto the decisions now the governor has a political jn denae after the board makes its decision. on top of everything the commissioners become political appointees by the governor so you're looking at a page from the california department of corrections website and as you can see in the picture of the commissioners i'm gonna move myself up so you can see everybody he can see it's a pretty diverse group in terms of gender and race but they are not of all diverse in terms of their bac

. >> jerry, there is i ascension tiffity thing that some people have.t have it. >> kelly preston's role in the movie jerry maguire may still be one of her most memorable. >> i'm too strong for you, loser. >> from a decades long acting career. >> i baked you some cookies. >> does anybody here now hoe to dance. >> i know how to dance. >> but it was a screen test for the 1989 film the w she f metoh travolta, they were maied o lanr while thr daht born inso 2,deond bejamin izure at theilho in the baamas. on sunday preston just 57 is wit that i inform you that my beautiful wife kelly has lost her two year bat well breast cancer. her daughter ella also posted saying she has never met anyone as courageous, strong, beautiful and loving as you. >> carter evans, cbs news, hollywood. >> a beautiful tribute from her family. we'll be right back. back off! you're not welcome here! get out of my face! hpv can cause certain cancers when your child grows up. get in its way. hpv can affect males and females... and there's no way to predict who will or won't clear the viru

as the member designated by chairman jerry nadler, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that chairman nadler will vote yea on h.res. 1067. as the member designated by congressman jose serrano, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that congressman serrano will vote ea on h.res. 1067. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? mr. sherman: as the member designated by mr. khanna, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. khanna will vote yes on h.res. 1067. as the member designated by mr. garamendi, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. garamendi will vote yes on h.res. 1067. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts rise? mr. mcgovern: as the member designated by mr. welch of vermont, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. welch will vote es on h.res. 1067. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee rise? mr. cooper: as the member designated by mr. lipinski, pursuant to house resolu

jerry became minority leader, but i was beginning to fear for myself. it was for me, he gets all the headlines and applause, but what about me? in 1965, about a year after i began mixing pain medication with alcohol, and snap. i packed my back when afternoon and decided to drive to the beach, take susan with me and let my whole ungrateful family worry about where i was and whether i was ever coming home. >> remember, 1965, that's the year her husband becomes house republican leader. >> over the years, between his first election to congress and their vice presidential pick, talk about her drug and alcohol use and what she has written about it and what people should know how big of a problem that has become. >> i think it became a real problem in the sixties. first of all, there were a number of contributing factors. there's actually a physical -- no, she had developed at the right us. she had a pinched nerve, which may or may not have been the result of reaching up to raise a window. whatever it was, she had a pinch nerves that was excruciating lee painf

. >> jerry, there is i ascension tiffity thing that some people have.t have it. >> kelly preston's role in the movie jerry maguire may still be one of her most memorable. >> i'm too strong for you, loser. >> from a decades long acting career. >> i baked you some cookies. >> does anybody here now hoe to dance. >> i know how to dance. >> but it was a screen test for the 1989 film the expert that changed her life. that's when she first met john travolta, they were married two years later in paris while expecting their first son jet. their daughter ella was born in 2,000 and second son benjamin in 2010 a year after jet died of a seizure at the family's vacation home in the bahamas. on sunday preston just 57 years old died of breast cancer. a battle hidden from public view until her husband made the announcement on instagram. it is with a very heavy heart that i inform you that my beautiful wife kelly has lost her two year bat well breast cancer. her daughter ella also posted saying she has never met anyone as courageous, strong, beautiful and loving as you.

from madrid we have chamma vera the executive director of international from santa waleed al food jerry a member of the yemeni society for emergency and disaster medicine and from cairo rima not a regional communications officer with the world food program a very warm welcome to all of you if i could start with you this is a pretty hard hitting report how have you reached this number of more people potentially dying from pandemic related hunger than from the virus itself. thank you our thanks for for these for the space and we have been doing a combining of research using they that some of them actually come on food program and all that from our research centers with our experience in some of the countries that are named both countries that were already affected by hunger massively because usually culturally countries such as a new countries that are coming to these hunger as we as we call it finally we found us a resold the figures that you have said on that show that it's a terrible situation for in terms of human suffering because of the growth of iras . and so just to be clear this

patrick mahomes, charles barky, jerry rice and ray ramano.g overnight kelly preston, wife of john travolta, has died after a two-year battle with breast cancer details just ahead >>> the sunshine state overtakes new york by the thousands as florida records the largest new cases for a single day, topping 15,000 and with thoserise >>> an explosion and massive fire on board a navy ship in california sailors injured. smoke visible for miles. new details on dangers at one of our most important bases >>> and the end of an er

we reelect donald trump and take back the house because do you think joe biden, kamala harris, and jerryler are going to fix this? you think they're going to stop big tech from attacking conservatives and censoring conservatives? i don't think so. republicans aren't in control. we are working on the senate, working with the senate on this 230 issue, looking at every remedy we can because her has to be a remedy for what they're doing to conservatives. the most important thing is to take back the house and make sure donald trump is reelected. >> tucker: it seems very difficult for any candidate or party to win anything if all the information about the race is controlled by people working for the other side which is where we are now. let me ask you, jim sensenbrenner has taken money from google, google is your second-biggest campaign contributor in the last cycle, why do you think they would give you money? >> look, if they want to exercise their first amendment liberty to give me money, i raise $3 million last quarter, god bless him, that doesn't change who i am. you saw that today in the

t advocating for jerry nadler having more power than he does obviously.appalling. again, i think most people watching feel justified frustration that here we are right at the edge of the election and it's pretty hard to win anything if these people continue to interfere in our democracy. >> i do. the good news is in 2016, in spite of what google did, the american people saw it for what it wasn't donald trump was elected. i think it's going to happen again but we got to keep our eye on them. that's why raised the issue in the hearing today twice with the mr. google. >> tucker: thanks for coming on. coronavirus shutdowns destroy countless small businesses but they were especially tough onn restaurants. even some businesses brave enough to defy the orders died anyway. we will talk to restaurant owners from colorado learned a deep lesson about the way government works. plus, airlines with peanuts and ginger ale on flights come another giving out face masks and something else, what exact that will be coming down the aisle the next time you fly? new video, matt

so here's jerry brown today, here's jerry brown as he was when he was young and golf of california in the '70s. he gets letters from the aclu, from the legislative analysts' office from the l.a. police union saying please don't pull the sentences up. every time a crazy crime's going to come up, you know, punishment's going to skyrocket, and jerry brown's not attentive to that. he listens to this helter-skelter argument, ratchets up the platform for punishment, and this is how we get these increasingly severe sentences in california ever since. in 1988 there's an extra layer to this which is that's when we add the governor's veto. before that the governor couldn't veto the decisions. now the governor has this political yea or nay after the board makes its decision. and on top of everything, the commissioners are political appointees by the governor. so you're looking at a page from the california department of corrections' web site, and as you can see the -- [inaudible] you can see everybody, you can see it's a pretty diverse group in terms of gender, in terms of race, but they are not

jerry, let me start with you are you comfortable with the market as strong a momentum as it's had, azts tech has had a piece of it. what do you think should be done now? >> the biggest thing to do is look at how the feds' importance is and what it means to valuation. to that question, i would say if we're comfortable with that, and i don't have any reason to believe we shouldn't be, you have a big valuation upside that still sits behind you with this entire market. and specifically the leaders themselves if you're focused on the companies that have the highest visibility and the highest probability of earning their forward estimates, boy, we still have a ways to go. it's just the nature of the market and there are several big names that are bullish here. >> he came out with his recent quarterly update where he's still bullish. much like 2009, this is just the beginning of what could be a multi-run for stocks what if that's the case, especially if it's because of fed support with valuations in some of these big companies, as big as they are right now. do you feel comfortable betting on t

todd: jerry maguire there. her career included roles in jerry maguire and for love of the game.he starred in several films with her husband, john travolta. jillian: travolta announcing her death overnight, writing, quote, she fought a courageous fight with the love and support of so many. their daughter writing her mother had a, quote, glow and light that never ceases to shine and that makes anyone around you feel instantly happy. the family was struck by tragedy in 2009 when their son jett died at age 16. he had a seizure while on vacation. kelly preston was 57 years old todd. we have another fox news alert now. at least 15 people remain in the hospital overnight after an explosion aboard a navy war ship at naval base san diego. todd: todd piro joins us live as emergency crews continue to fight the raging flames. todd. >> reporter: good morning to you. the fire first broke out 16 hours ago but is still burning at this hour. right now, 15 people remain in the hospital in stable condition. that includes 13 sailors and two federal firefighters. helicopters dropping water as crews

the day of the squeaky from ibs dent, he was there to meet with jerry brown.nd the remarkable thing, and this is so typical of gerald ford. you know, he went in and he had his meeting with governor brown and never mentioned what had happened outside. and he said later on he thought it would really be kind of ungracious to know the governor -- well, you know, some lady tried to shoot me in your front yard. >> there we have him being escorted away from the secret service agents. of course he couldn't have kept it from the sitting governor today as he did then. >> that is true, but it's also very unlikely that he would be out strolling through the grounds of the state capitol has they decided really on the spur of the moment this morning in september 1975. >> tim is in denver. hi, tim. what's your question? >> caller: hi, very good show. i saw betty ford campaign for in 1976. who are you for and betty ford said may the best team win. my question is i hear the relations between the ford's and reagan's were kind of frosty. is that true? thank you. >> well, you know