joanie, thank you very much. >> thanks charles great to see you.es: joining me now waltzer wealth management, rebecca walze r. this is a serious dilemma. even though many states curtail that extra unemployment check, i think it's too late for people who may have gotten used to first of all the extra money, meant a bigger paycheck, i think people are now going to demand they need it from government or from their employer or hybrid or both. what do you think? >> you know, charles i think that this is intentional a little bit and i hate to say that, but the nature of a government paying people enough income to not be productive and to sit at home and do nothing is an intentional design of a certain type of government where what you do is you entice people to give their hopes, dreams, their ambitions and you reward them instead with a meander lifestyle, life existence that can just get by, but you don't give them enough to really get ahead. you get them to just get by, people we lower their expectations to accept that, let their ambitions go and then y

it didn't nuclear new wisely or power, or electricity. lily pcp missile joanie area where you could easily replace oil electricity because in 973, we already had the generation of nuclear reactance. don't nuclear. on the oil crisis, the french government move quickly to build more nuclear power plants. it didn't have to worry about public opinion. i quoted you point when it comes to decisions. it's just a small group of people making the body from the media associate from the atomic energy commission. fuels basically come administrator to work with the state representing that people don't have to pay for. or if you have the authorization to build a nuclear plan and that was it in the us things a little more complicated. you asked, it was very fragmented. around 2800 different electricity companies. you filled, they kept changing the designs in a, in a competitive frenzy to try and get ahead of the other guys. and that meant that the construction times for nuclear plants just balloon way to do business. the business. ah, francis ambitious nuclear program is becoming the largest in the world

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employed chief analyst joanie and mark tepper and liz peek.t your take on market expectations here and what report in your view, what kind of a number or headline out of this report would actually move markets in one way or the other? >> i think the key to watch, i think we all understand it's a fairly strong report and the question is to what extent the strength in employment translates to wages. that's really been the real issue aside from dragging more people off the sofas into the labor force, but that's a separate topic. but on the wage front what we have seen is that wages have been lagging and importantly they've been lagging this ramp it inflation that we are seeing in everything that people can't live without, food, energy, et cetera. and, in fact, per the income and spending report that we got last week, we found out that wage growth is trading outlays for food and energy by almost a full percentage point which outlays in households rising 3.6% and wages going up 2.7. that's important because in the past it's been a really good haven

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the johnny versus joanie headlines and the "people" magazine cover. "joan goes to war." a national phenomenon like these two titans going head to head. >> live from fox television center in hollywood, it's "the late show" starring joan rivers! and now, ladies and gentlemen, miss joan rivers! >> every major star wanted to do the show. the first night, cher, elton john singing "the bitch is back." it was insane and exciting and wonderful. and then the problems started. >> there was nobody more competitive than johnny carson. and if johnny perceived somebody was disloyal, the relationship was over. >> oh, i think absolutely "the tonight show" was trying to punish my mom. the carson show made it very collar that if you did her show, you were no longer welcome on the carson show. >> when the show didn't do as well as fox had hoped, they started meddling, and they kind of took the power away from her husband. >> my dad edgar did all the business. he did all the negotiations. he did everything to make sure that all my mom ever had to do is be funny and charming and loved. but i

catharines school with, friends with joanie.ou what was sandy like, what do you tell them? >> she was absolutely a go getter. she was teachers pet, always perfect. she always had her hair nicely done. she was always focused. >> in high school, sandra was an athlete. a cheerleader. very popular. >> she was the complete package. >> and her home life? >> old-fashioned we. >> traditional family. >> catholic. played by the rules type of people. >> discipline, a very important thing to larry, the 20 year air force fighter in. >> i was trying to toughen her up, if you want to put it in that expression. to know what the real world was like. >> that was why larry insisted sandra leave kauai to go to college. she ended up in honolulu. for a small island girl, it felt big and lonely as new york city. she missed kauai, her family, and would come home as often as she could. >> that's when she got involved with darren. >> darren was here? >> darren was here. >> darren galas, a little older, made good money and it's highly construction job, sa

here now is joanie bliley, thanks for joining me. >> thanks for me having me, gerry.eeing these across the economy. >> absolutely. and, you know, as we all know, the travel and leisure sector was certainly hit the hardest during the pandemic. in fact, they lost 5.6 million jobs in 2020. and though we have seen jobs coming back in this sector, the airlines and the airports really don't have the infrastructure today to handle the demand that is starting to heat up. you know, i can tell you, ironically, i can give you some firsthand experience. i was a passenger last night. i flew from fort lauderdale to new york, and while i was there, i was shocked to see the lines at security and then how long it took to get through security or going to the restaurants, not being able to grab something quickly. they just don't have the staff in place. and the flight was full. there wasn't one empty seat on the plane. so travel is coming back, but i don't think the industry expected it to come back so quickly, and they really are struggling right now with the labor shortage that is aff

. >> caller: hello, commissioners, this is joanie eison, from descrik 10, the climate emergency coalition and the citizens' climate lobby chapter in strong support of lafco helping the board of supervisors to draft and to pass this year the legislation to create and fund a plan for a local clean electricity buildout, good jobs, climate justice, and resilience san francisco can be the climate leader that it always claims to be by creating such a plan for a local clean electricity buildout, prioritizing the local union jobs and helping frontline communities. once san francisco leads the way, a renewable energy network for the bay area can be developed because, of course, we ultimately do need a coordinated region-centered policy. what we don't need is reliance on long-range power transmission lines which are outdated, wildfire causing and hugely profitable for pg&e. they're expensive to build and they lose between 5% and 15% of the electricity they carry. paying workers from economically and environmentally at-risk neighborhoods to produce clean electricity in their own communities means fu

joany ernst is one of our lead sponsors who is the only female combat veteran who has also experiencedexual assault. mark kelly is on our bill, tammy duckworth is on our bill, gary peters is on our bill, josh hawley is on our bill, and we also have many of our attorneys general on this bill, people who have looked at this law from a perspective of civil rights an civil liberties, such as richard blumenthal. this matters, and i believe we have given the committee eight years to solve this problem. third, when we have given the opportunity to the committee to solve this problem and pass meaningful -- meaningful reforms, if the d.o.d. disagreed with those reforms, despite passing in the house and in the senate, they have seen fit to make sure those reforms have been taken out in conference. one such example was legislation we passed in 2019 creating a safe to report provision which would have allowed survivors of sexual assault to come forward to report the crime but not be prosecuted for related smaller crimes, such as drinking or being off base. that language passed the senate, it passe