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. we do have lots of competition. 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 fo

-- the new jerry impression, you go, "what is it - - you talk like that almost.he post -- the thing i don't get about that." then you sprinkle in -- oh, if you want -- if you want to that's when you're already riding the wave. that's showing off that's when you hang ten, and you do something, you show off a little bit and "seen" is a good word to do you, by the way. one word impression. "seen. >> seen? >> jimmy: like have you "seen" yourself [ laughter ] have you seen -- seen is the one word impression for the new jerry. >> have you seen yourself is a a hilarious line that i do not have anywhere. [ light laughter ] it's a perfect line for me have you seen yourself [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's it. i'm thinking -- i should write for you. >> yeah. >> jimmy: right "i understand, buy have you seen yourself?" have you seen yourself is the next bit, i want to see it, please jerry, unfortunate, it is a tight race but there could only be one winner >> ashley guttermooth is my winner >> jimmy: i agree, there you go ♪ >> she memorized the bit >> jimmy: ashley i totally agr

jerry, i'll stop there. jerry: thank you so much, joe. our next urn to speaker to talk about how turkey fits into this larger picture that paul and joe have lined out. turkey is clearly going to be an important player on many of these issues including energy, the whole issue of the region, -- broader relationships in the region, civil conflict and a number of tates in the region as well as the challenges of the u.s.-turkey relationship itself. please. >> thank you. good to be with you this morning. i'll start with the loss for the turkey-u.s. relations. there is a lot of anxiety in the outcome of the u.s. elections. resident erdogan was among the first world leads that are congratulated president-elect biden. you look at the trump administration. while trump could not fix all of our problems, erdogan could still pick up the phone and reach to a u.s. president directly to ask for favors. and president trump went the extra mile to shield erdogan from congressional sanctions over turkish purchase of the russian x-400 missile defense system d

jerry clark heard brian wells say that with his own ears. sounded like a declaration of innocence by a man who seemed to know he was about to die. but clark wasn't ruling anything in or out. for him it was just one piece in an already strange and complicated puzzle. >>> coming up. could someone have unlocked the bomb in time? a scavenger hunt to find the key. >> each site was to have notes on where to go next. >> and another hunt begins for a suspect. >> they ran up on me just like gangbusters like i was charles manson or somebody. >> when "dateline" continues. air wick our essential mist transforms fragrance infused with natural essential oils to create a mist. to invite the scents, comfort and warmth of the season into your home. it's air care, redefined. connect to nature this holiday season. >>> it was a grotesque scene and maybe still potentially lethal. when the bomb squad gave the all clear, fbi agent jerry clark headed for brian wells' car, a chevy geo. when you look at the car, i guess that's an important thing, right? >> yes, absol

as a lieutenant commander, jerry had already completed his tour. for teddyere his zeal roosevelt became apparent. when asked about his carrier assignment he said, theodore roosevelt, no question. i would've taken any job to deploy on tr. if you needed a working party to scrape barnacles, you could count jerry in. not understanding his rationale, i requested further explanation. jerry went on to describe his affection for the statesman, and he connected teddies naval strategies on america's ability to achieve our national interests. this was the first time i observed such passion for history and strategy in a naval officer. teddywas bleeding roosevelt. i take pride in introducing himself -- him as a scholar, but i am prouder to introduce him as a shipmate. ladies and gentlemen, dr. jerry hendrix. [laughter] by the way, i wanted a ted cruz, so i deployed on eisenhower. dr. hendrix: in life you get a chance to serve with some people who have a direct impact on you. i took over command of the vehicle roosevelt on a dark night when it backed into a crui

i'm going to second jerry to the board. i don't second a motion often, but i hold jerry in high esteem. roll call vote, please. [roll call] >> chair peskin: he appeared and disappeared, so he may have had to go to his other thing, so he is excused. [roll call] >> clerk: we have ten ayes. the appointment of mr. levine to the c.a.c. is approved on first reading. >> chair peskin: thank you, madam secretary, and congratulations, mr. levine. >> thank you, commissioners. >> chair peskin: next item. >> clerk: item 5, allocate $745,651 in prop k sales tax funds with conditions for three requests. this is an action item. >> we have three asks today. the one is citywide daylighting. this request supports the board of supervisors resolution from may 2019 that urged the sfmta to create a daylighting plan and systemately implement and creation a location. this work will be completed by march 2022. our next question is the visitacion valley and portola community based transportation plan in which the neighborhoods will collaborate with c

this story is about jerry rice, too old to be playing wide receiver.s just a few seconds off of his time, but he can play. but still, ask anybody who would they rather see play? jerry rice or the guy that played his position -- that's playing his position right now? you know? on a team that he played with? and you would get overwhelmingly they want to see jerry rice. >> there's a season for all things. >> you allow that season to exist, yes. >> reporter: mike tyson has passed through many a season. braized in brownsville in brooklyn, new york, where poverty and violence were neighbors. no stranger to street crime, tyson was arrested more than 30 times by the age of 12. eventually he was introduced to legendary trainer and boxing manager gus demottau who molded tyson into a boxer. he made history becoming the youngest heavyweight champion of all time at age 20. >> a big win for mike tyson! >> reporter: from there he became a worldwide phenomenon. >> i remember once covering, years ago, a mudslide in honduras, thousands dead. we see this one man. he's ru

>> thanks, jerry. i do not know if one could call it a sweet spot, but rather, an unsteady balance between, kind of, interests and differences that ends up in a certain place. what do i mean by that? they have been dismayed by the outcome of the election, as some number of us mentioned. you, i think, in your introduction said a number of leaders have been dismayed. we have talked about president erdogan. that certainly applies to the leadership in saudi arabia, the king and crown prince. we do not forget that, surprisingly, president trump, who ran an electric campaign hising islam and muslims, first foreign trip was to saudi arabia to cement that relationship with the leadership there. certainly, there is dismay. during the meantime, there was the killing of trish oakie -- jamal khashoggi and escalation of the war in mn -- yemen. and obama was challenged when he was president. they were hoping trump would be elected. i think president of egypt, as warm got a pass, a reception from president trump. i d

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i'm going to second jerry to the board. i don't second a motion often, but i hold jerry in high esteem. roll call vote, please. [roll call] >> chair peskin: he appeared and disappeared, so he may have had to go to his other thing, so he is excused. [roll call] >> clerk: we have ten ayes. the appointment of mr. levine to the c.a.c. is approved on first reading. >> chair peskin: thank you, madam secretary, and congratulations, mr. levine. >> thank you, commissioners. >> chair peskin: next item. >> clerk: item 5, allocate $745,651 in prop k sales tax funds with conditions for three requests. this is an action item. >> we have three asks today. the one is citywide daylighting. this request supports the board of supervisors resolution from may 2019 that urged the sfmta to create a daylighting plan and systemately implement and creation a location. this work will be completed by march 2022. our next question is the visitacion valley and portola community based transportation plan in which the neighborhoods will collaborate with c

ok, i'll agree that's pretty good when you remember jerry, i mean it's light out there. you haven't lived in modern history. what would you say modern in modern times and in a sense, since 1970 on what would you say 180 on why i think i saw mike hit marvis crack on the glove. and that's because i never my came out in a room atal with no socks, and i think it was a rock. and he hit marvelous marvelous came out. he never looked more like a cruiserweight that it did that night. joe's in the corner marcus is like, look at, i might get a fight this guy, and i think he caught the ball and he still shattered him with his own gloves. so that might have been the, the hardest modern project. your thought, you know. but as you know, there's been a lot of these punches and just, you know, it's just astonishing. like i guess the one that astonishes me to this day is in real recent times. it wasn't artist bunch of ever seen, but it's arms punch i ever saw anybody get up from that was when that tyson fairy was like. frankenstein got hit in the head. i've never seen anybody get hit my h

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jerry, joe biden formed a transition team months ago.u expect him to move now in terms of both personnel and policy. >> well, you know, it's tricky, because you and i both know the oldest cliche in washington, personnel is policy. he will have to pick some people who will satisfy the progressive wing of his party, while keeping the biden flag planted in the center of the ideological spectrum and also maintaining some room to work with republicans who as you've said are likely to be in control of the senate. i think you'll see a mix of people, a lot of traditional democratic faces, a few surprises and maybe a couple of republicans to show that in this new divided power in washington, joe biden, president biden realizes he's got to work in the center. chris: marie, we hear that the biden team is going to name white house staff before it names cabinet secretaries. we hear that when it comes to policy, not surprisingly, the top priorities at least at first are going to be dealing with the coronavirus pandemic and with the very fragile econom

the 1st thing out of his mouth was your dad, jerry. and so now i've had a great relationship with him. but anyway, when he, when he came to the hall of fame and did that, it was, it was really a great and special moment for me when he's us in, he's an isa special, wonderful guy. and he, he is very, very, he's had a rollercoaster of a life. he's unpredictable. anything could happen, but he is also filled with intellect. a tremendous amount of knowledge, of all, all sorts of things, i mean, he can, recites shakespeare. and he can also tell you about days of grace, which is on the shoulder of arthur ashe and on the shoulder of chairman mao, and the tenants of the red book. ok, i think you're right and you can tell you how he impregnated women in jail. ok, not that you need to be told the story, but the how of how that happened is you know, so this guy has had life experiences that are beyond belief. let me, i might, tyson, you know, he knows that ox ing. so in closing, just to get back to sports, we've been talking about the goats talking

i'm going to second jerry to the board. i don't second a motion often, but i hold jerry in high esteem. roll call vote, please. [roll call] >> chair peskin: he appeared and disappeared, so he may have had to go to his other thing, so he is excused. [roll call] >> clerk: we have ten ayes. the appointment of mr. levine to the c.a.c. is approved on first reading. >> chair peskin: thank you, madam secretary, and congratulations, mr. levine. >> thank you, commissioners. >> chair peskin: next item. >> clerk: item 5, allocate $745,651 in prop k sales tax funds with conditions for three requests. this is an action item. >> we have three asks today. the one is citywide daylighting. this request supports the board of supervisors resolution from may 2019 that urged the sfmta to create a daylighting plan and systemately implement and creation a location. this work will be completed by march 2022. our next question is the visitacion valley and portola community based transportation plan in which the neighborhoods will collaborate with c

there are auction with my dad, russell, wilt, jerry west and all of this.so everybody's going to have their favorites and what's more impressive. 6 championships with no defeat in the finals or to have played in as many as le bron has. and even though he's lost and to do it with 3 different teams. so, you know, you get in and there's a kareem because he has the most points even though the brand may pass him. so you get into personal preferences. and, and i think that we have now gotten to the point where there can be goats of heiress. ok, muhammad ali will always be the go. he said it, he created it, and then he added the word s. on the end. greatest of all times, times remember when he used to do that, dennis? i didn't remember it or you pointed out. and he will say that, so let's give mohammed that because he earned it. ok, ali, all this other and even, you know, brady is always reluctant to say anything about himself. you know, because he realizes, you know, like we said earlier, there's 10 of the guys out there. if one guy misses a block, he's on his ba

>> thank you, jerry. good to be with everyone and thank you for the invitation. i think the question at hand here is the future of u.s. military presence in the region and when we talk about this that and at least three different bends here. first is the notion of ongoing operations and what i'm talking about here is afghanistan and iraq and syria as a separate but in afghanistan as everyone knows we are at a point where there are ongoing reconciliation and they are not progressing as fast as anybody would want them but they are in the process and this is been the object of president trump's strategy for the last three years, get 28 reconciliation between the government and the delavan so what we now have seen at least in some open media here has been some discussion on whether they are making an intermediate media withdrawal, somewhere in the range of 5000 u.s. troops on the ground and further reductions of this and of course are dependent upon progress in the talks but certainly some indications of from

if you're very we go whole boxes on jerry and megan are trying to help the boys find their face providing them with food and housing they say their story shows how the system is piling young indigenous inmates what have been the crimes homelessness they've lost their parents they're all things so now we jailing children who often who are homeless and who are stealing to survive you know where they go where is child protection for them where is the system there for them where is your government safe then what court could think in its right mind that it should be jailing 1213 and 14 year olds what were their crimes for now the hope is that the boys a getting their lives back on track marco dreams of one day becoming a mechanic but right now he's had the full just looking after adam also trying to figure out probably unlock a mental health and i'm going to try to do that with my little brother as well and . i want to try to get myself in the stuff and do stuff good with loss of life as well as do it with him what do you think of this he thought. i. had it. back just around that age i underst

going back generations of jerry's family and extended family.n the west is almost as old as the american west itself. in the 19th century, tens of thousands of chinese, mostly men, came to work on the railroads, or in mining. but they weren't always so welcome, according to author jennifer lee. >> starting in the 1870s and onwards, there were shootings, beatings, lynchings. >> reporter: the hatred culminated in the chinese exclusion act of 1882. >> it was the first time, actually, in american history that the concept of illegal immigration was introduced. >> reporter: one of the ways chinese immigrants got around the law was the so-called lo mein loophole, which allowed restaurant workers into the country. from 1910 to 1930, the number of chinese restaurants quadrupled. to cater to local tastes, chinese restaurants in america created a cuisine quite distinct from in china. for example, chop suey. >> it basically means odds and ends. we thought in the united states that chop suey was the national dish of china. this is what emperors ate. >> repor

you have the jerry bears and all kinds of contexts. how do you feel about that?ic but it is deeper than that, right. it is a community, it is an experience, and did you ever think back in the '60s or '70s this would play out as so relevant to so many people now? >> well, i think that you could see a parallel, you could see a real connection between the fact that music brings people together and the fact that we're all in this together. you know, culture is also going to bring us all together. and one of the things that are on the ballot is whether or not we're going to remain sort of divided as a nation or try to work ourselves together as a nation and i think -- i think as an example, the fact that music does bring us together, let's hold that in our hands and our hearts and think of the rest of this whole culture that way and try to come together that way as well. i'm not sure that is real clear but it is the best i could say right now. >> it is clear to me. and i think it is a theme that whether we take it at the highest level of altitude like we could be in t

we're going to do a fun contest where you get to be jerry seinfeld ooh. bunny will be here to perform and also talk about his new album. it's going to be a big, big, big show but first, we have a great show for you tonight. she stars in the new movie "superintelligence" on hbo max melissa mccarthy is here [ cheers and applause and, you can see them in the new version of "saved by the bell." mark-paul gosselaar, elizabeth berkley lauren, mario lopez, and tiffani thiessen are here. it's on peacock. [ cheers and applause it's on the peacock. and we've got a special performance from our pal, gosh, she always bring it. sheryl crow, is paying tribute to tom petty tonight [ cheers and applause we love sheryl what's the song -- ♪ you don't kno how it feels you don't know ♪ she does a version of that tonight, and it's great. she crushes it speaking of crushing, did you guys see this video of chris evans playing the piano, it went viral? watch this ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: okay, okay, okay, that's enough. that's enough. people are really going nuts for this but come on, chris

it's jerry's book.k, and you can just read it to your friends and your family. it's like you're doing the best standup routine in the world it's really that great the best joke book that you can buy. we wanted to try something fun called the seinfeld challenge. so pick up the book and record yourself reading your favorite routine, like you're doing standup. but don't do a seinfeld impression do it as you, just be yourself then send it to us by going to tonightshow.com/seinfeld challenge. for more details we're going to play some of our favorites for jerry on the show and see if we can make him laugh with his own jokes it will be fun [ applause ] did you hear billie eilish's new song did you hear it today? it is called "therefore i am." it is a jam. it's great you know, she can do no wrong in my book and her brother, amazing but billie eilish, it's such an out of the park, it's left field sound. it's a crusher but it just came out today and she has a new music video and it's awesome she filmed the whole

william jerry was a code enforcement inspector. san jose police say several business owners, especially massage parlors have come forward saying jerry sexually assaulted them and extorted their businesses while he was on duty between 2018 and last year. jerry moved to texas and that's where detectives took him into custody. he's being held at the santa clara jail. his bail, more than half a million dollars. >> usually they're considered pets. this season, thousands of wamss were released in neighborhoods. they said releasing the wams there's help prevent the spread rft asian citrus. it carries a disease that could be deadly to citrus trees. >> daly city is turning into a wild kingdom. remember there was a leemure. this week a different animal was rescued. a runaway chameleon had a great look at the skyline. you can see he had that death grim on the power line. when he hadn't moved after three days, the peninsula humane society arrived with a long net and permission from pg&e. the chameleon eagerly climbed on to the fabric but would

finally tom and jerry, they're getting a reboot. >> wait, what?e cat and mouse movie moves to the big screen next year. in a film that pits the two against >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the new series, "big sky," ryan philip b. plus, tips for rescuing your baking fails. plus, senior dogs. all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] >> ryan: good morning, hello. hi, kelly. >> kelly: good morning, hi. >> ryan: good to see you. >> kelly: welcome to the show. i wish we had it smells like apple pie. apple pie scented. >> ryan: there is a

he jerry would do with movies and those were tough because you had to license and get the rights, he wanted to do it with the sports but then that would cannibalize the main ingredient of channel 17. he said maybe music and someone said that's a dumb idea nobody will ever watch music on television. so finally the last grasp of what he could do with this technology was news. all news radio had just started to bubble up in some markets and that was his entrÉe into using the satellite to spread that throughout the nation. and narrow copyright is expensive to produce but the cheapest way to produce that that's the next part of the story. >> since there they started doing the jokey news late at night to the sec requirements for public service programming did anybody notice? >> and never noticed anything that suggested that. maybe if somebody knows because there are no records from that station. everything i found was cobbled together from people's personal archives. but nobody cared and nobody was paying close attention. he was austere and the grown up and took issue with that and nobody

i'm going to second jerry to the board. i don't second a motion often, but i hold jerry in high esteem. roll call vote, please. [roll call] >> chair peskin: he appeared and disappeared, so he may have had to go to his other thing, so he is excused. [roll call] >> clerk: we have ten ayes. the appointment of mr. levine to the c.a.c. is approved on first reading. >> chair peskin: thank you, madam secretary, and congratulations, mr. levine. >> thank you, commissioners. >> chair peskin: next item. >> clerk: item 5, allocate $745,651 in prop k sales tax funds with conditions for three requests. this is an action item. >> we have three asks today. the one is citywide daylighting. this request supports the board of supervisors resolution from may 2019 that urged the sfmta to create a daylighting plan and systemately implement and creation a location. this work will be completed by march 2022. our next question is the visitacion valley and portola community based transportation plan in which the neighborhoods will collaborate with c

jerry rulings leg on a 30 decades 1st as a military leader. and then as an elected president in akra, in 1947, his father was a scottish chemist and his mother, a canadian national. and he became a national symbol. the flight left tenant, go to 1st taste of power in 1979 when he joined other gini offices, frustrated by government corruption to take control and initial coup attempt failed in rulings was tried and sentenced to death, but before he could be executed, his co plot has helped oust military to frederick a coup for their own troops. his revolutionary council rang gonna for $112.00 days before handing power to a civilian government, but rulings remained a major player. and within a year he was back in charge. if the economy struggled, he forced out president hilaly, a man in 1901, imprisoning him and dozens of other politicians, very, very strong populist. at the time when he thought that there was much hope sharing from the upper and middle classes, he went to greece. the gap between the rich and the poll i saw was very popular amongs

ventilator situation, we had a ventilator problem and with all the work that everyone has done including jerry to, people coming in from silicon valley and now we are sending the ventilators all over the world, all over the world reducing them for other countries, but it's been an incredible period of time. and i think that -- i say it proudly. we are rounding the corner, but the vaccines are coming out very soon, having tremendous success, johnson & johnson, madera, pfizer, and we are going to have a very special year. next year i think it's going to be more successful than it was last year. we had the best year we've ever had last year and i think we are going to be right in that category for next year. i'm not thinking about a concession speech or acceptance speech yet. hopefully only doing one of those two, and winning is easy. losing is never easy, not for me it's not. but when you see rallies the likes of which in the history of this country, and the history of the world no one's ever seen before, there's a tremendous love going on in this country and is really a tremendous uni unity, no

well now gone as a former president jerry mornings has died at the age of $73.00. a former military leader had led to cruise, but then went on to establish democratic will be reports jerry rulings lead, gone to for 2 decades 1st as a military leader. and then as an elected president in akra, in 1947, his father was a scottish chemist and his mother a good name in national. and he became a national symbol of the flight left 1st taste of power in 1979 when he joined other junior offices, frustrated by government corruption to take control and initial coup attempt failed rulings was tried and sentenced to death. but before he could be executed, his co plot has helped oust military leader, frederick a coup for that own truces. revolutionary council rang gonna for $112.00 days before handing power to a civilian government, but rulings remained a major player. and within a year he was back in charge. as the economy struggles he forced out president hilaly, a man in 1981, imprisoning him and dozens of other politicians, very, very strong populist. at the time when he thou

liz: jerry baker, what do you think? what form? >> yeah, i respectfully disagree with robert.s is a bit of a setback to democrats, clearly. yes, it does look increasingly as though joe biden will assume the president i city, but on a much, much, much narrower mar june of victory, and the fact that the republicans are going to hold the senate and increase their representation in the house of representatives, i think it leads to a very evenly-balanced outcome. on the stimulus, republicans have always been in favor of a narrow, targeted stimulus, and i think that's probably what you're going to get. i think t going to be reactive, i do agree a little bit with robert, it's going to fend on how the economic data play out in the next month or so. but we're not going to get that big, big stimulus, big spending program part lu financed by some tax increases. we're not going to get any tax increases or minor ones. we will get targeted, depending how badly or well the economy does over the next two or three months, if we get more lockdowns, we'll get more targeted measures. and nothing

>> jerry mcguire. >> yeah. how am i doing? i'll tell you how i'm doing.e money. >> they were just like landing blows on each other. >> jerry, yes! show me the money! >> and that scene just kind of exploded. >> congratulations. you're still my agent. >> that film really spoke to me so deeply because a single mom with this precocious little kid. >> and bringing a guy into that picture. i love how much cameron believes in romance. >> i was so anxious to do one line. you complete me. there were times that i'd read that in the script and thought, fantastic. there were other times, is this too cheesy? and i told tom that. he said, just give me a shot at it. if you don't want to use it, don't use it. >> i love you. you complete me. just -- >> shut up. >> just shut up. you had me at hello. you had me at hello. >> i look around. everybody's crying. the grisled guys holding cable are like -- and i think, it's going to work. ♪ ♪ should auld acquaintance be forgot ♪ ♪ and auld lang syne ♪ we'll take a cup of kindness yet ♪ ♪ for auld lang syne next customer please. ♪

in an unelected vice president was jerry ford. and then under our change lawsuits president kennedy's debt psyche vice president. they let's go forward. some reelected, some not. see the outgoing president welcoming the incoming president. republican or democrat. they've done it should try to make a smooth transition not to their own clinical purposes but for the good of the united states of america. everyone has done that. george h.w. bush and bill clinton who defeated him have votes they graciously with george w. bush. remember hillary clinton had over 2 billion more votes than president trump. now we see joe biden's more votes than anybody's ever gotten in the history of the united states or president. and encumber president goes out golfing. again and again. and pretends he does not have to step back. in fact, actually does everything possible everything possible to handle the transition. that is wrong. just as i've encouraged both democrats and republicans you help the incoming president with transition. not for your politica

oklahoma. >> speaking of the coalition which supported jimmy carter and the coalition that supported jerrystion about what sort of policies and personalities are going to come in with his coalition. often times in america, the coalition is built not after the election between competing parties but during the campaign. my own guess is really carter is a centrist. we may very well find that in the course of bringing a new program into the congress, he will find himself in the center, attacked by his own left-wing for not doing enough i detected by his own right wing for fiscal irresponsibility and doing too much. maysuccess as a president obviously depend on avoiding economic difficulty in correcting economic problems where they exist but may really stand on the fact that he is a centrist, like that of president roosevelt. in being able to straddle this ideological needs of his party and hold it together on the grounds that he is better than the alternative and he intends to do more for these various groups that anyone else does. administration, people come to the labor movement or are close

as former president jerry rawlings, who has died aged 73 of rowling's 1st, came to power in a military coup in 1989. he's credited for steering donna to become a peaceful democracy. he also served 2 terms as an elected president. he is considered one of the most influential figures in ghana since the country's independence and to the point. strong opinions, clear positions, international perspectives. the boss does not really settled on america's presidential election. one thing seems certain if and when joe biden enters the white house, he's going to adopt a very new and very different foreign policy. final moments of the point short friday to the point of 360 minutes on d. w. in the height of climate change conference, most of what's in store for the months to come for the future of the c.w. come for to make your series the multi-media insight into the 1st as china continues to face accusations of human rights violations reports from shin jack western companies including folks foreign, are coming under pressure barrel for ration is in the region. also coming up, germany's constitutio

let's start with jerry in arizona. jerry! >> booyah.n i am not watching the show, it trout fishing here in arizona. my question is pacific ethanol >> i am a fan. i wish it would cool off so i could recommend. again, i need to go to chris in florida. >> booyah. >> booyah! >> long time listener, first time caller. given what you said about cvs and this september regarding, what are your thoughts of cvs now since they are the acquisition of aetna >> sure. i gave a talk today of my travel trust, cvs is still incredibly cheap. new ceo is coming in, caron lynch. i think the stock is too darn cheap. they are one of the biggest ways you want to invest is the dispensing of the vaccine is going to be from cvs >> let's go to charles third generation of my family serving as a special operation pilot. i have done well the last couple of years is it time to buy more >> i think it is a terrific situation. just continue to stay on it. it is a good question and thank you for everyone i believe in the humanization path, it is the number one way to do it

jerry brewer said that all is neither well nor under control in the nfl.onder what your assessment is of how things are going in the league. >> yeah, i mean, they're going about as well as they're going in the country right now, right? what's happening in the nfl is reflective of society at large. and that's what we're dealing with right now. the nfl has been bracing for a post-thanksgiving spike with its covid numbers. they certainly thought it would happen about ten days after thanksgiving, and, you know, covid got a jump on the league, but that's why they have been refining their protocols for the last few months. that's why the protocols are certainly more stringent than they once were, so, too, is testing with daily testing including on game days, they're trying to get these results back as quickly as possible. and the league has been saying for months now they want to be able to identify and isolate the virus, to prevent and control the spread of that throughout teams' facilities, and we have seen with very few exceptions, tennessee and baltimore bei

you have eldridge jerry of massachusetts who actually made a speech the last day saying there was an excess of democracy which he called the worst of all political evils. the fear of democracy at that point in history is -- is made evident a few years later in the french revolution when their new government went to the point of renaming months and starting over at year one and cutting off 6,000 heads and that's the sort of fear of democracy that it leads to some kind of chaotic anarchy which ultimately in history leads to a dictator which is exactly what france does going up to napoleon, and they went back to rome and saw the same sort of things happening, so democracy was always a little tempered here in the united states and in britain which is where we get our ideas of having that mix. we have a mix of states and people. we have a president and a congress. we divide our powers, so it's this idea that there's no one place where there's too much strength coming, so jerry is a little afraid that the democracy will overrun because he sees potential for revolution in the future, so he

gerald or jerry-- i have known you for three years, can i call you jerry? >> much preferred, stu.t: what stands out from all these reports is the extraordinary growth in online sales. something we have talked about, but i never thought we would see this percentage gain that we see now. >> is phenomenal and you see it with walmart reporting the 79% increase and then you see amazon growth tremendous. prime day was the month of october, so that helped a bit 29% growth year-over-year in e-commerce sales reported today in the commerce department was phenomenal the whole report was good. i had to say this, anyone who say-- i don't know sometimes i went to conduct-- they met with .3.1% versus last month compared to .5. it's ridiculous. in year-over-year retail sales were up 5.7% versus last october pre-pandemic 8.5% just for retail trade. the only thing really doing poorly is apparel, department stores, susan mentioned khols and restaurants and bars. everything else is off the charts. stuart: tell me about home depot because that has nothing to do with you know it's really-- it has nothi

jerry walling says or has been such a huge figure almost larger than life. it seems when it comes to african politics even beyond ghana. i'd like to start by giving our viewers a sense of the influence he had over the discourse around the continent. yes he, he, he, he had a very large influence with a continent 1st of all you care and i root for prostrate when yes, he actually successfully, it did a coup, handed him back to be a c.n.n. government. and when he thought of this event, government was indeed, well did a coup again and moved to mass. so that's sort of set the tone on the continent. and he actually came at that time, a very, very strong populist, the guy at a time when he thought that there was too much corruption from the upper and middle classes. he were to reach the gap between the rich and the poor. and he was very popular amount the public to poverty stricken people. and also doing night to sing tonight when he was actually power. he actually and i, safire was quiet and kilt, a military generals, and also, and i think, you know, graeme 3 high

host: jerry, east brunswick, new jersey. caller: how are you? thanks for picking up my call. i believe that in order for these small businesses to i am 82.- i am not in business but i spent 50 years in the corporate world. in order for them to survive the small businesses have to get federal support. they have to get federal support . the constitution, we the people, most of the politicians who are elected come from extreme wealth, extreme wealth. they have no idea how the hardships are. in my community a number of companies have gone out. two of my gym have declared bankruptcy. the restaurants can't survive. the politicians, let's take the majority out of the senate. he has beenrassley, there long time. let's take pelosi. they don't understand the people who own the small businesses are really suffering. in these current negotiations, is congress talking about more money for the paycheck protection program? guest: i don't have the exact figures on what the next planned paycheck protection program will be. the democrats have about $2 billion in stimulus they want to pass and

i rise in sympathy with the of ghana at the passing of former president jerry roll andz. sincerest family, nses to his friends and loved ones. i've known him and his beautiful family since around 1994. i met him last year when speaker chairwoman bass led a congressional delegation to ghana to commemorate 400 years brutal institution of slavery began in america. wonderful meeting and visit. he reaffirmed his commitment to trengthen the ties between ghana, african-americans, and states.ed president rolands' leadership contributed to steady evelopment and a transition to democracy and peaceful transfer of power. today, ghana is one of the in africa,emocracies a strong partner of the united states, and a respected actor on world stage. my deepest sympathy and love out to mrs. rolands, the rolands family, the enti ntire continent of my mother land africa. we stand in solidarity as the people of ghana continue uilding a stronger and more inclusive and prosperous country. may president rolands' soul rest peace. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. for what purpos

jerry marjon us time in their city, but out with the money. this is a sign of that we will hold up all over naples. his death has rocked the world to fit ball tributes are flooding in from the sport's biggest stars, including one from his compatriot and successor, lionel messi. even the vatican has expressed condolences. pope francis cole, who is also argentinian, and an ardent football lover himself, had met marriage on a, on many occasions. he held the former football player in his prayers. remembering him with affection. the rest of the world is following suit of a more honest legacy. we spoke to journalist janks grange of the editor of the series times newspaper. when i put it to him, that donna was much more than just a football player. i mean, marathon's personal story obviously plays a lot into that. but i think it really what he, what he was was an example of what you can achieve. it was a guy who grew up in a vicious shanty town in overwhelming poverty. you know, stated, aim was he wanted to play in order to buy a house for his model,

i'll see that the world is driven by a dream shaped by our own personal there is no jerry thinks we dare to ask it's been decades since the fall of spain's fascist regime, but old wounds still haven't healed and you're going to see him going into the bottom is pretty famous because for me, from your view of me, coffee to market economy supposed to me in the past at us is mean older than just the same question. which was, you know, cells ins of newborn babies were torn from their mothers and given away and forced adoption. only for feaster to this day, mothers still search for grown children. while adults look in hold for their birth parents. russia slams america's decision to pull out of the open sky street to cusick washington of previously having only faint commitment to the deal as the allies also criticize hit squads and agents on exposing the regime a new york times job for the moscow correspondent sound something straight out of a spy thriller unveils the outlets. predetermine narrative on russian revenue texan with rare muscle disease comes to russia for treatment. after being tol

kids are moaning arouney moping because there is no school but shout out to jerry you have the greenthe right lights -- you are perfect live framed it is the perfect shot >> brian is giving you a big compliment yeah, he has been with me pre- -- you know what, no -- oh, no, no listen, here is the thing about this decorating. now the tree house at my house is decorated why? because i needed an afternoon project that would keep the twins out of my way while i continued to work. it may cause a divorce with the other adult in my house hold who believes that you do not start decorating until today >> both jerry and joe are saints and i love the shot. it is a feel good story on a friday we need that did you have a great thanksgiving >> fantastic best turkey i ever made for four people >> and contessa's best quality is modesty thank you. we'll see you all day on cnbc. take care. >>> on deck, the man that called dow 30,000 a year ago right here on this very show. people laughed at him. he was right gngneon to say where the market isoi o year from today >>> a bigger call for dow 30,000 >> are

reporter: governor jerry brown today signed a bill regulating emissions from dairy cows and landfills to fight climate change beyond carbon-based greenhouse gases. now, the bill mandates a 40% reduction in methane and hydrofluoric carbon by 2030. lara: weill reduce methane emissions 40%, reducing organic waste in landfills and working with our dairy industry to reduce emissions from cows and manure. man: when manure sits in a deep pond, a naturally-occurring bacteria that work in a cow's stomach, or actually in a cow's 4 stomachs, those same bacteria keep eating the left over little bits of sugar and other calories, and they emit biogas, which is a combination of methane and co2. both of those are greenhouse gases. and one cow tends to have about 4 to 5 tons per year of co2 equivalent. if you want to look at it that way, essentially it's about the same greenhouse gas footprint as a vehicle, as a car. we are a dairy digester development and operations company. a dairy digester is a piece of equipment that processes dairy manure and extracts methane gas, which is essentially a naturally

the jerry heist is the second half -- high-profile rubber in germany. in 2017, 100 kilogram gold coin was stolen from berlin museum. the theft was linked to the same criminal clan that was the focused of investigations around dresden's green vault. >> the heist itself was spectacular. >> it was like something out of a movie. this was almost exactly a year ago. november last year, early in the morning, in dresden and with the thieves did is first, they sett fire to this junction point so that the power would be cut off. then they went to the ground floor of this museum. they went through with and ask, straight through a display case, smash that. they grabbed the jewels and got out, police were there within five minutes. the getaway car was found later. brent: they took jewels that were worth about a billion? >> a billion euros was the guesstimate that they put out there but to talk about these, this treasury, the 18th-century saxon later, this treasury is the equivalent of the british crown jewels. it is priceless. the financial value is pricels. that is