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joanne feeney. told you can hear us and i might be able to hear so you let's take a shot at this. the wealth destruction, the timing of financial conditions, the markets are always trying to anticipate things and sometimes they're wrong and sometimes they're right. when do you expect the damage done in the market to translate to damage in the economic data? # joanne: it's like all data is bad data these days, whether it's a good sign like inflation slowing down or whether it's a good sign like imports being very high which is a strong signal of consumer demand but the market is simply on edge and they are clearly running to safety as we're seeing in some of the stock moves you described. but investors i'm finding are taking a different view depending on how they're positioned. we're hosting our annual meeting in hoboken and we have over a hundred of our adviser partners here, talking to them at the reception, maybe alcohol helped but aren't as worried as i expected them to be, maybe because some of

hi, i'm joanne, and i am a senior at abraham lincoln high school.am ready to be my best the most important thing that i got from lincoln high school was being to really advocate for yourself and be your own self-advocate be your own. number one supporter. joanne yang learned to not only speak up for herself, but also on behalf of her community as an intern in san francisco's district 9 and later. volunteer at the mission food hub. joanne used her language skills to help the chinese community seek out needed help from that. i really developed a strong rel. ship with the elders there and i developed a sense that oh, i want to be do something that would let me continue to reach out to the community and just become one with them at lincoln. she co-founded the school's key club an international organization intended to make the world a better place through service. it allowed me to really discover how great the community can be when you do have that sort of connection in that way. it allows for everyone to be heard and seen. san francisco unified school

count she was victim number ten. >> joann said she met him on hash on calm, and he said he was a hot -- >> had she fallen for him? >> yes. >> what did you tell him? >> she was talking about marrying her. >> joann, i deeply religious, women said derek we go to church with her every sunday and pray before every meal. even though cindi had sea never seen this devout side of derek. >> he asked a lot of questions, and he tries to become what the other person is. >> in need of. >> in need of, or looking for in a partner. >> what was his name with her? >> derek "derek r. allarad". there was a placard on the door "derek r. allarad". >> this is joanne, he had a secretary, and i'd call the secretary and i physically talked to a secretary. i have no idea how that. works >> derek, a lawyer, had wine dimes joann, even took her on a trip to hawaii. >> i really thought this was the guy. >> but when she started poking around on social media, she stumbled on his real name. and saw there was a warrant out for his arrest. >> and just like cindi before her, i nagging feeling prompted her to check her fi

. ♪ >> i am joanne and i am a senior at abraham lincoln high school.mmunity and i am ready to be my best. the most important thing i got from lincoln high school was being able to advocate for yourself and be your own number one supporter. >> joanne learned to not only speak up for herself but also on behalf of her community. as an intern in san francisco's district nine and later a volunteer at the mission food hub, joanne used her language skills to help the chinese community seek out needed help. >> from that i developed a strong relationship with the elders and i developed a sense that i want to -- i want to do something that would let me continue to reach out to the community and become one with them. >> at lincoln she cofounded the school's key club. an international organization intended to make the world a better place through service. >> it allowed me to discover how great the community can be when you have that connection. it allows for everyone to be heard and seen. and seen. >> san francisco unified school district took notice of her succes

[laughter] >> jean and i have a very close mutual friend, joanne drake. and when i first met joanne, she works at the reagan foundation and library, one of the first things that she showed to me when i took on this job was a three ring binder. and i think stewart has seen this. about this thick, about six inches thick. and it was the planning. it was the plans that the staff put together for president reagan's funeral. so i know of what jean talks about. and mrs. reagan's was just as thick. >> can i just add, quickly, that after president reagan died, after president ford died, after nancy reagan died, all -- joanne wrote long memos to be. president ford, who the man in charge of his funeral, a man named greg willard wrote me a long memo -- they became my bible of how to do a funeral. it saved my life. and i did the same for the chiefs of staff of president bush 43, obama, clinton, and carter. i wrote these this long memo, what went right, what went wrong, and we can talk about later some of those big challenges. but those memos saved my life. >> yeah. in

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by the way, patti just scored a tony award nomination this week for playing joanne in the show "companyaw her. she's amazing. but still, ooh, to be anywhere near that audience member. >> all you have to do is follow the rules, will. you know? >> you're so right. >> you know what you're getting into. it wasn't a surprise. >> i can't believe she talked back to patti too. "we pay your salary"? girl, please. >> not how that works. >> physically, bye. yeah, i mean, i see why, though. there's a lot of people whose livelihoods depend on broadway staying open. >> exactly. ♪ >>> we are back with "this happened," starting with a jaw-dropping video out of indiana. >> and it was likely just one of those things that seemed like a good idea at the time. >> yeah, but clearly, not this time. let's take a look. that is a crane trying to remove a tree behind that house in new albany. ooh! it's already jacked up at a precarious angle there. okay. but how's the tree? then you even hear as one of the crane's outriggers gives way, allowing the crane to fall backwards right on top of the house. >> mother natu

sister joann daniels.it the store when they heard gunshots. >> people running in. they were running in, and they-- i guess they ran over her. so i reached down to try to pick her up. and she said, "go ahead, go ahead, i'm coming. i'm coming." >> reporter: chaney was a mother, grandmother, and cancer survivor. her life is now a reminder to her sister to live. >> i thought she was behind me. but she wasn't. so she saved my life because i was going to stay there with her. >> o'donnell: oh, my goodness, jericka. i know you spoke with family members of the victims after they met with the president. of today. today. what did they tell you? >> reporter: they said that they needed that. they know that the president's visit doesn't bring their loved ones back, but it helps. and you know the president even leaned in on his own experience with loss, telling the crowd that there will come a day when a memory of their loved one brings about a smile instead of a tear. norah. >> o'donnell: jericka duncan, thank you so mu

it's great to be on with joanne. we were 1/2 rochh -- invite -- rochester program today. our age here. >> believe me, i know how you feel joanne, let me come back on valuations it's one thing to say that some are looking cheap, it's another to actually buy them, especially with the mid-quarter updates that seem to scare the market. are you going to wait for another earnings season before you plunge in? >> you know, david, it depends on what investor we're talking about. it really doesn't want to see this volatility in their portfolios, there are places too hot. we like some of the higher dividend players that are solid, let cyclical, something like a td bank out of canada, but also even a broadcom in the tech space. they're going to hold off, we believe, so we held these for a long time. we any these are good places to be then if you look at the growth investors, you know, there's some very attractive valuations out there. some of the megacaps we talked about, but some of the lesser known names. these stocks have come down very sharply, and are key providers of greater ef

i'm joanne lee, deputy director of programs at the san francisco arts commission.ion, express our support for the landmark. mccla is 1 of 4 centers owned by the arts commission and would not be here, in 1973, the city announced plans to spend $5 million in federal revenue sharing to develop a performing arts center, today's symphony hall. community members were outraged their funding was being allocated for an art center designated for only a wealthy few. the activist group community coalition f for the arts won a commitment from the city to spend $2.5 million over revenue sharing to purchase and develop community centers. by 1977 the san francisco arts commission had acquired four buildings and converted them to neighborhood arts centers. bay view opera house also has landmark status, mission cultural center, african american arts and culture complex, and soma arts. the mission cultural center a cultural institution in the community promoting latino culture, dance, theater, literary arts as well as a historic graphics program. we are thrilled we have $10 million i

. >> pelley: that fairly describes the wounds suffered by 29-year- old joann ward. at sutherland springs baptist church, she was shot more than 20 times while covering her children. ward was dead, her daughters mortally wounded, as assistant fire chief rusty duncan made his way from the back of the sanctuary. >> duncan: as i got a couple of rows up, ryland's hand reached out from under his step-mom and grabbed my pant leg. i wouldn't even known he was alive until he did that. i didn't even see him under her. well, that's where me and him made eye contact for the first time. >> pelley: joann ward's five- year-old step-son ryland ward was hit five times, and was nearly gone when he reached trauma surgeon lillian liao at it how much of ryland's blood do you think was lost before he came to you? >> lillian liao: at least half. >> pelley: this is ryland's e.r. x-ray. >> liao: you see the two bullet fragments that are in him. >> pelley: the x-ray shows you the solid fragments of the shrapnel and the bullets, but it doesn't tell you much about the damage to the soft tissue

all joanne wrote long memos to me president ford who the man in charge of his funeral a man named greg will wrote me along memo. they became my bible of how to do a funeral it saved my life. and and i did the same for the chiefs of staff of president bush 43 obama. clinton and carter i wrote this long memo. what went right what went wrong and we can talk about later some of those big challenges, but those memos saved my life. yeah in a moment. we'll talk about the sharing of those memos, but this is one of those the best laid plans of men, and i want to put a photo up for and ask gene to comment. here we go. gene best laid plans. sometimes there are surprises big surprises that might occur unexpected moments in presidential funerals. and here's just one. this is one of the best unexpected moments. of president bush's funeral if many of you will remember that president bush and bob dole were big political rivals. they had a very nasty 1988 republican primary contest and both says some things that they probably wish they hadn't said they became huge friends. and when senator dole this is

she was shopping for ingredients to make a strawberry shortcake with her sister joann daniels.o exit the store when they heard gunshots. >> people running in. they were running in, and they-- i guess they ran over her. so i reached down to try to pick her up. and she said, "go ahead, go ahead, i'm coming. i'm coming." >> reporter: chaney was a mother, grandmother, and cancer survivor. her life is now a reminder to her sister to live. >> i thought she was behind me. but she wasn't. so... she saved my life because i was going to stay there with her. >> o'donnell: oh, my goodness, jericka. i know you spoke with family members of the victims after they met with the president. today. what did they tell you? >> reporter: they said that they needed that. they know that the president's visit doesn't bring their loved ones back, but it helps. and you know the president even leaned in on his own experience with loss, telling the crowd that there will come a day when a memory of their loved one brings about a smile instead of a tear. norah. >> o'donnell: jericka duncan, thank you so much

so a good day, joanne key. it is nike the ship. the dumpster on. the me assess it. some of the sea build at the doctor. could you not see the would be still meeting on the sienna? cut dora m scenarios. oh yeah. i'm not going national. there's no, i was a boy, and we get to the zillow. the quiz i crude a to fluid. the parallel between those principles and current events is clear. are you broke with cd shooters? don't bust bullshit. throw switch him. you see keep these huge, which just go up to suppression so that she was critical procedure. do you wish i'm frustrated, you can over 6 years. i grove, you well below cortina, kodak stillia will note that the video, noonish, dera, eugene, it thompson bill looked at that the little cranes kish was mankowski battalion. but you won't grade scheme. that's a new teacher. but the young fibro, she, the tilda not suitable for his i. cro heaviest of the biggest footage, the dogs, dog. i'm not gonna send that in a shift. could not hold of you. so he a scream as with flood zone molecules. should the kid rules will grey you me throug

the broadest lloyd video local but see what the 2 medical sit diploma gene williams wiggly did the joanne key, which is nike the shit. the dumpster on. and me assist with some of the sea build that the doctor. could you not see the would be still meeting on the sienna katara m scenarios? oh yeah, i'm not gonna put those in all a sub boy newgate in the zillow, because i grow you, they, to affiliate the parallel between those principles and current events is clear. are you broke with cd shooters? don't bust bullshit through switch him. you see, keep these huge, which has to go up to suppression. so the, jim's critical procedure to you, which in prostate, you can, over 6 years, i, grove, you or below cortina. kodak stillia will note that did yoni stutter eugene. it thumbs up. bill looked at the door to cranes. kish was mankowski battalion, but you more grades can it's and there is teacher. but the young peter brochure, matilda not suitable for his at cro. heaviest of the biggest. so it, it droves neural gam, logged in and said, no, no, she could not a word of you. so he escaped. william, it

such as moldova and georgia will have the means to preserve their sovereignty and freedom mircea joannerrogantly suggested that the incidents not on the left bank, the work of the russian side, operating under a false flag, however, no evidence, support for these suspicions is not given. but ukrainian activity on the border with transnistria looks much more obvious this week, unidentified shots were heard near the transnistrian border village of kolbasna, behind which from the other side, at least carefully. drones have been flying all the last days from ukraine . uh is observed by a russian military unit. here they are flying out. yes to the farm from there turns around and flies out and to the side the post apparatus, the force of the clover regularly practically flies. meanwhile , sausages, or rather, a huge military warehouse. one of the reasons for the presence of this nin and grenades is present. and even more than half of the expired air bombs cannot be used or transported, as experts say, the detonation of all this could cause an explosion comparable to kerosene and security dep

waiting for them to be taken out of there somehow, and they were, they've waste hope on joanne schemes about although they did say that they have been abandoned down there because keep doesn't answer their calls. like they're just fanatics. regular ukrainian forces would have already laid down their weapons reserved, their time in captivity, and returned home. there are also a lot of criminals. they are bunkers and they have nowhere to run it 70 kilometers to the nearest positions of the crowning forces. they even want to have enough time to get there, even if they really wanted to. he just makes no sense for them to go out. it's only to wait for something serious negotiations. are you a secretary of state? and hoop lincoln has praised america as a haven for freedom of speech. but that's despite much criticism, state side of the pressure applied in the media views, opposing official and mainstream narratives. not as safe as the vitals promoting the right to freedom of expression. a free press. all also worth the fee for information ideas, opinions, including essential, closer to power,

she'll wiggle, did they, joanne key, which is an edge key. the shit the dumpster on, the, me assess it. some of the she built at the doctor, could you not? cedar will be still mute on the sienna gutter m scenarios. oh yeah. i'm not gonna put those in all a sub boy newgate in the zillow, but it is a crude h, a u d. the parallel between those principles and current events is clear. where you group we, cd shooters, don't bust, boucher through switch humorously. keep these huge, which just go up to suppression so such rooms, critical property suited to you, which in prostate you can only have 6 years, a curl view, villarille's cortina, congress, thalia, will note that today only started earlier eugene it thompson bill looked at the door to cranes, kish was mankowski battalion, but you more grades can it's a new teacher. but they're young peter brochure. matilda not suitable for his. that crow of you still the peters so it it the dogs dog. i'm not going to say no shipped to norwood of you. so yes, okay, william, yeah, it's, it's flood zone molecul

[applause] connie and gavin and joanne because a bird, two of the cochairs of the ansa nancy reagan centennial committee. author karen and her husband paul richter. chad fagan our sculpture is to unveiled the marquette of mrs. reagan earlier today. [applause] doctor should net that weatherspoon and rebecca naegele in their wonderful foster grandparents. [cheering] [applause] hometown favorite. lisa ceo of the boys and girls club of pasadena. [applause] eunice davis whose husband hal david was a dear friend to nancy reagan. [applause] of course the hard-working and dedicated volunteers of the reagan library who makes your visit in our work so rich and memorable. and finally of course our reagan library visitors to whom we are so grateful to see after such a long journey back to normal. [applause] thank you all for joining us today to honor nancy davis reagan. when simon and schuster contacted karen about writing the definitive book about mrs. reagan, at first she declined. she had written just about every kind of story you could imagine. but she had never written a book. even for a most experie

and cutter has been delighting crowds in the host country where it got a big send off on tuesday. joanne, i got her off. sca was there over the last few days. thousands of people have queued up around kathy kathy as a fee for well cut trophy, the price that will be paid for by the teams later in the year. at the 1st middle east. well, come get it on to us. and why did you want to see the room just wanted to see because it's happening and got the for the poster. so it's wanted to let the opportunity if you do that, we'll go, wouldn't believe that is the original one, but they said this is the origin of the one. so it's a very nice, very nice moment. did it live up to your expectation? yeah, too much. now this is the last time we're going to see this trophy in qatar until the opening match on the 21st of november. that's because from here it's going on a global tool. and kathy gave it a big send off with some special guest. these united up of the world off the 3 finals and for world cups. i deserve to take the cup home. yes. what makes this turkey so special? what is a piece of sporting hi

joanne, thank you. we will be hearing from local _ call. joanne, thank you.nk you very much, navtej. _ in the afternoon, around 3pm. thank you very much, navtej. different - you very much, navtej. different counts are happening at different times so some have started —— because some have not started some results are already in. we will try to give you is clear a picture as we can this morning. time for the sport. all about that europa league. there are three season—ticket holders for west ham in my family. if season-ticket holders for west ham in my family-— in my family. if they are watching ma be in my family. if they are watching maybe make _ in my family. if they are watching maybe make a — in my family. if they are watching maybe make a cup _ in my family. if they are watching maybe make a cup of _ in my family. if they are watching maybe make a cup of tea. - rangers are the story of europe this season, considering that whenever they play in europe they have gone to a different level, found a new gear. i don't know what it is. they are fantastic at ibrox

which is the stage of preparation for the main ground of the season, ilya's rival, the portuguese joanneouza 79th atp rating number estimated start of the match at 2:30. you can look at three things for an infinitely long time, how fire burns, how water flows, and how the participants in our project mercilessly fight in the battle of the mind. my name is gennadyeva. anatolyevich is on the air of an intellectual sports show and a head game. the word of our participants is that they are already in full combat readiness for success and are looking forward to when we get to know them. and at number one alexander is playing today, this purchase of the table hockey world, repeated champion of belarus a member of the national team is sure that the most important thing for an athlete is determination, respect and honesty towards himself and his opponent he is fond of photography fishing and hiking with friends alexander i think that many did not even imagine that there is such a sports discipline as table hockey, how did you get there? why this particular sport and how many athletes do we have?

i'm joanne lee, deputy director of programs at the san francisco arts commission. on behalf of the arts commission, express our support for the landmark. mccla is 1 of 4 centers owned by the arts commission and would not be here, in 1973, the city announced plans to spend $5 million in federal revenue sharing to develop a performing arts center, today's symphony hall. community members were outraged their funding was being allocated for an art center designated for only a wealthy few. the activist group community coalition f for the arts won a commitment from the city to spend $2.5 million over revenue sharing to purchase and develop community centers. by 1977 the san francisco arts commission had acquired four buildings and converted them to neighborhood arts centers. bay view opera house also has landmark status, mission cultural center, african american arts and culture complex, and soma arts. the mission cultural center a cultural institution in the community promoting latino culture, dance, theater, literary arts as well as a historic graphics program. we are

i'm joanne lee, deputy director of programs at the san francisco arts commission. on behalf of the arts commission, express our support for the landmark. mccla is 1 of 4 centers owned by the arts commission and would not be here, in 1973, the city announced plans to spend $5 million in federal revenue sharing to develop a performing arts center, today's symphony hall. community members were outraged their funding was being allocated for an art center designated for only a wealthy few. the activist group community coalition f for the arts won a commitment from the city to spend $2.5 million over revenue sharing to purchase and develop community centers. by 1977 the san francisco arts commission had acquired four buildings and converted them to neighborhood arts centers. bay view opera house also has landmark status, mission cultural center, african american arts and culture complex, and soma arts. the mission cultural center a cultural institution in the community promoting latino culture, dance, theater, literary arts as well as a historic graphics program. we are

shapovalov 64-6-7-6-3 the next opponent of the first racket of the country will be the portuguese joann, souza he is located below our tennis player planetary report card the beginning of the duel today approximately at 20:30. there was not a single team that did not i would know the answers to the questions of rivals, but with my own questions, things are usually much worse. here, each correct answer brings the team closer to an unforgettable journey to the famous towers of the world. everyone wrong to travel to the construction site. my name is vasya chekhov, we are starting the show tower. well, let's get acquainted with the participants of today's game with applicants for a trip. of course, then i want to travel. let's get acquainted. to my right is the team my family olga evgeniy victor hello guys. hello my family. wow, what an interesting family you have, but family you are not a family, what do you do? oh, you are like this, but i sell easily, profitably and expensively, everything is simple and does not hurt and does not hurt, does not hurt vector. and i constantly support them

jonathan: joanne feeney from advisors capital management, good morning, futures positive on the s&p,by 1%. nasdaq positive by .7% on the bond market. yields have not been lower, they have been every day this week. two point 89 -- 2.89. when tweet takes twitter down by 3.9%. the agreed price with elon musk was 5420, desk 54 point 20, the twitter deal is on hold, saying -- citing the detail that spam accounts are less than 5% of users. tom: when i first jumped on twitter years ago, there were huge amounts of spam from of all places, australia. that went away and there are waves of it here and there. although it is there, what is the amount? we'll find out. senior technology analyst at bloomberg intelligence knows more. do you have any idea how large the spam is at twitter or instagram? >> mocha, you think 5% of the users are spam and it does not surprise me. in the case of twitter, we know they have had a problem of fake accounts, not so much with meta or snapchat. i think it is a twitter specific problem and i think the company should revalue based on a per user basis. if the user bas

. >> where -- joanne >> new york. >> where has the pandemic prompted you to reassess how business is is there a need to diversify the markets? to be another markets? >> from day one, singapore airlines do not have a domestic market and we compete internationally. what happened is that we got extremely good at international competition in terms of our product leadership, service excellence in our network connectivity. which truly is grouped with international footprints. of course, we also realize that without domestic market has its challengers. that and other structural changes happen in the industry. that is the reason why we have deep portfolio strategy whereby we had scoots and -- so we can always be very nimble in deploying the right vehicle on the right road, whether demand is either full-service or budget. the other thing is our monkey half strategy. you are aware of our investment in -- and india is going to be, by most expectations, the third-largest aviation market by the middle of the decade. -- is now clearly established as the leading foodservice carrier in india and goi

bobby bernardo and his dog joanne which is back into their house this morning by one of them. >> they noticed us and they crossed the street no problem and started getting closer so we ran back inside. >> reporter: it came closer to you? >> it saw us and came to us. >> reporter: that is a little unnerving, isn't it? >> very. it is not the first time. >> reporter: signs are posted everywhere to always keep them on a leash and advising small dogs be picked up and removed from the area. there are also constant reminders not to feed the coyotes, which is only making the more comfortable around humans. andrew davies snapped this photograph of one of a pair of coyotes that were eyeing him and his dog rufus. that is something he is willing to live with. >> yes. of course there is a balance that needs to be kept, but i believe that every creature has at least as much right to be harris i do. i wouldn't dream of calling or calling them. >> reporter: he wonders if the hands-off policy is coming at the expense of those who suffered the devastation of losing a beloved member of the family. >> i t

. >> joann santos, thank you. >> thank you. >> it's an extraordinary community here. >> yes, it's a beautiful committee. >> it really is. filled with honey and filled with love. >> yes. >> we just need to have strength in these so difficult, difficult moments. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> all across the country, kids are back in their own classrooms after the tragedy here in uvalde. up next, i'll talk to a member of the students that demand action about the changes they would like to see. plus growing calls for blood donations on the ground here in texas. how the community has responded. it's an extraordinary place. texas. how the community has responded. it's an extraordinary place riders! let your queries be known. uh, how come we don't call ourselves bikers anymore? i mean, "riders" is cool bu. -seriously? -denied. can we go back to meeting at the rec center? the commute here is brutal. denied. how do we feel about getting a quote to see if we can save with america's number one motorcycle insurer? should flo stop asking the same question every time? -approved! -[ altered voice ] de

yesterday's events have prompted condemnation from the mayor of liverpool — joanne anderson — let's hearsaid. i want action to be taken. we have lots of events in the city. we have lots of football events, we have events like the grand national, a lot of other cultural events. you want people to feel safe in your city, and i think the mistreatment of fans has been awful. i think someone said we are lucky it's not worse, is absolutely right. people want to be able to go to a football match and feel safe and the police should be there to support and help them in doing that. i would like action taken against the police for their behaviour. what do you say to some of the reports that came out early on? we have seen pictures of people climbing overfences and the idea that the police just simply had to respond with something and they responded in the best way that they thought at the time. well, i'm sure that happens at lots of different events. i think tear gas is a bit extreme. i think we can see that was with all fans. it happens and the police and organisers should make sure they take prec

her sister, joann, went with her but survived. >> my sister survived breast cancer and three aneurysmgrocery store to get killed. judy: andre mackneil, who was 53, was at tops to buy a birthday cake for his three year old son. his fiance wrote on facebook following the shooting, "today my baby was born, but today my soulmate was taken. how do i tell my son his daddy's not coming home? how do i as a mother make it ok? someone please tell me because i really don't know. margus morrison recently worked as a bus aide for the buffalo public schools, and loved being around kids. the father and husband went to tops to buy snacks for a family movie night. his younger brother, frederick, told reporters, "it hurts me so much right now because i wasn't expecting to lose him." margus was 52. 86-year-old ruth whitfield stopped at tops supermarket after visiting her husband at his nursing home. her son, a former buffalo fire commissioner, remembering his mother. >> we are devastated. we're devastated. we're a very close family. we're very very close family and my mother was the glue that held us al

didn't hear from uncle vinny, nothing from my aunt joanne and uncle tony.y uncle andy, aunt janice, aunt marilyn. quite a few of my cousins did not check in. i heard from a lot of my colleagues, jimmy fallon, jon stewart, james corden, all checked in. [ applause ] stephen colbert sent soup to my house. seth meyers? not a peep. nothing. [ laughter ] nothing from seth, nothing from george stephanopoulos. nothing from a guy i've been trying so hard to get on the show for years now. matt damon didn't bother to check in. [ laughter and moans ] i did hear from martin short. i actually got a text from martin short on monday. it said -- put up the text. "john mulaney and i are dining tonight at 7:30 in beverly hills. would you like to join?" and i wrote back "i would but i just tested positive, molly too. we got it from jane. we are all feeling fine, no worse than a cold so far." and that was that. no response. [ laughter and applause ] and i was thinking like, oh, maybe he didn't see it? except it says right there "read monday." [ laughter ] well, it was a blue mo

host: to joann on staten island in new york on the republican line. caller: hi. i just want to let people know, these comments about it all started with trump with these race relations or whatever, noah did not. this is going way back. the democrats love violence. they're the ones that started all of this. it always comes back to what about trump. this is crazy. how does he start this? this started even with obama when he was in. it is always the democrats. they never let a crisis go without starting trouble. host: the hell has a story on one of the matchups in new york, the upcoming primary. they set the square off in redrawn new york house district, two influential democratic chairs are set to square off against each other in new york's redrawn 12 congressional district under a map released monday. jerry nadler and carolyn maloney who chair the judiciary and oversight reform committees said they would vote. this follows a new map a court-appointed new master which was first be approved by the new york court of appeals. we will hear from donald in redford, michi

. >> it's interesting, i spoke to a woman yesterday, joanne, whose sister was inside the school.showing that interview on my show later on today and she talked about how people are saying we don't need thoughts and prayers, we need action. she says we do need action but we need it in lockstep with thousand prayers. this is a community as you said that turns to faith. this is a faith-based >> many of them attending services today. in so hearing you say that, really draws on what is that -- and it's something president should in fact be on his visit. secretary, you're going to be sticking with me throughout the hour so we have a lot more to talk about. as we go. thank you for now. >> i talk about the fact that this communities incredibly close knit. everybody knows one another, everybody knows someone who's lost someone inside. that's cool. but there are a lot of people looking from outside this community to visit to pay their respects. and getting incredibly emotional. our team visiting where mothers and fathers here, we're all getting emotional. a little boy, jacob, i spoke to ye

them except to say that we have for the president of fi file, the president of football worldwide, joanne infants. you know, i mean you've done exceptional work since you've taken over to focus on making sure that, that the respects the ethics, the credibility in football all over the world as well as in fi far is, is serv reinstated in you've done. excellent. well keep up that we're ronaldo who's called the phenomena and so on the world cup twice and scored a huge amount of goals during all woke up. and one of the exciting things is football inspires young boys and girls all over the world. not only to become like, run out of like mandy, but also to use the success and the inspiration of those football staff to pursue the pedals with aids to become a dr. lawyer, an engineer. but it's the inspiration from football players like yourself renowned and others is exceptional. and then of course you've got one of the most successful women coaches in the world was won the world cup twice. americans being very, very well, i'm told that at some stage the men will become as good as the women. but y

quickly, that after president reagan died, after president ford died, after nancy reagan died, all -- joanne wrote along memos to be. president ford, who the man in charge of his funeral, a man named greg willard brought me a long memo -- they became my bible of how to do a funeral. it saved my life. and i did the same for the chiefs of staff of president bush 43, obama, clinton, and carter. i wrote these this long time, when what went right, what went wrong, and we can talk about later some of those big challenges. but those memos saved my life. >> yeah. in a moment we'll talk about the sharing of those memos. but this is one of those, the best laid plans of mice and men -- and i want to put a photo up and as jean to comment. here we go. jeanne, best laid plans. sometimes there are surprises, big surprises that might occur, unexpected mom is that presidential funerals. and he's just one. >> this is one of the best unexpected moments of president bush's funeral. if many of you will remember that president bush and bob dole were big political rivals, they had a very nasty 1988 republican prim