josephine ridge, like everybody. and so again like i think that it's hard to overstate how much work we have to do to shift narrative from like, should i or shouldn't i to how do we make stuff better, easier, kinder, more, just? and if i can just say one thing about. the the real struggle that it can be to become parent, right? i think a lot of people are kind of glib about it. they think it's either like yes or no. and then suddenly either it'll happen. but creating life is a really. fraught and kind of contingent thing. it's not something that everyone can just do. and so the choice to become a parent, you know, it's it's a choice. but it's also in some ways deeply not a choice. right? like and so whenever you become a parent, you are kind of also signing up for a deep vulnerability to another person. you know, it's a a very. deep kind of inner liminal relationship that can involve suffering. it can involve tragedy, but but but it's a very deep responsibility as well. and so i think you know, when we approach this

if they'd have been between him and josephine, he obviously spent the most time with josephine. josephine was moved to the basement of the house and she was hung. >> that was so sad and so, so horrible and so callous and so cold that he would do what he did to a child he masturbated at the scene, which becomes significant in terms of forensics, because he's leaving behind dna samples, a lab investigator took samples of that semen, put it in a paper bag, stapled it shut, and turned it in as evidence because there was no scientific testing to do. >> 1974 that went on a shelf in an evidence facility. >> i don't think people knew how to spell dna, much less from a law enforcement point of view, much less knew what the value is to preserve that. but there's one thing policemen did know, and the investigator was. an incredible imagination for you don't know what you don't know, but he knew he had to preserve that he didn't rape the mother. >> he didn't even do sexual acts on the mother postmortem. the idea that his focus was on the 11 year old girl really indicates to me that he's fun

. >> i just read this fascinating book about josephine baker.mazed that we had never heard the story before. and, you know, when professors write books you know that they are probably true with the details. at least somebody is going to write back where they went wrong but this is written by a journalist. this is fascinating. can either of you comment on that? >> josephine baker was a spy during world war ii. did absolutely marvelous work. though she was not a professor, she was certainly very cunning. very good during her job. >> i am so glad you brought her up. she was a marvelous entertainer and also a great business woman. and she was a true patriot. and she did great public service for the allies. she smuggled important codes, instructions for the allied invasion of italy. to northern africa. so she smuggled them invisible ink on her sheet music. she was a number of women entertainers who participated in the war effort. who -- i mean, they were prominent and they were famous, but they still weren't expected. she smuggled instructions out on

. >> i just read this fascinating book about josephine baker and i was amazed that we had never heardry before and when professors write books you know they are probably true all the details. at least somebody is going to write back and say, where they went wrong. but this is written by a journalist and it was like, this was fascinating. can either of you comment on that? >> josephine baker was a spy during world war ii, did absolutely marvelous work although she wasn't a professor, she was certainly very cunning, very good at her job. i don't have much to add. >> she is a great example. she was in a marvelous entertainment industry and a great businesswoman. she was a true patriot and did great public service for the allies. smuggled important codes, instructions for the allied invasion of italy to northern africa. she smuggled them in in physical ink on her sheet music. she was one of the number of women entertainers who participated in the war effort, again, --. they are prominent and famous but they still weren't suspected. so she smuggled instructions out on her sheet music to no

josephine baker was a spy during world war two. did marvelous work.although she wasn't a professor, she certainly very cunning, very good at her job. i don't have much to add to that. yes. i mean, and she's i'm so glad you brought her up. she's a great example. i mean she was a marvelous entertainer. she was also a great businesswoman. and and she was a true patriot. and did great public service. the allies, she she important codes, instructions for the allied invasion of italy to northern africa and. so she smuggled them in invisible ink on. her sheet music. she was one of a number of women entertainers who participated in the war effort. again. marlene dietrich did write who i mean, they were prominent in their famous. they still weren't suspected. and so she smuggled instructions out on her sheet music to north africa. and then when she was there, she was ill and her hospital room became a safe house where people who were planning the invasion of italy would meet you know who's going to think that that people who are visiting a sick entertainer are

josephine does not belong anywhere near our students. i need to interrupt, but please do not use any staff members names while speaking during public comment. yeah, and if and if folks have a complaint about a particular employee or staff member, public comment is not the preferred way to deal with it, if possible, because it. well, you guys are not responding to our questions. i mean, we have to do it somewher, right? yeah. and the problem is legally, we're not allowed to during public comment. that's i think that's what i was trying to say is legally, just so everyone understands the board is not permitted to respond to public comment. you never do anyways. well, it's illegal for us to do so. so that's why we don't do it. so it's so there's other forums. you're welcome to continue. i'm just saying that it's not the preferred. it's not the most effective way to deal with a complaint. but i was just trying to back up what mr. steele was saying. thank you president alexander. yes i know you can keep going. okay, okay. i asked our school p

the whole international situation is not very encouraging at the moment josephine so we need more dollars into the more with not the kola, came to china and the 13th century. the emperor coupla khan aust. you've told so many stories. why have you never mentioned your hometown venice? marco polo replied because oh my stories contained my hometown go today. i can come from china to mockery polos hometown. it's meaningful and through drag and boat racing, it feels like i've come full circle back to venice. sides of the perhaps we humans are wired to feel what is different, an unfamiliar which makes the moment we recognize our collective humanity. all the more for from the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, they call him the beethoven of africa among damage. and he is conducted the da. com goes only symphony orchestra is with great passion and against logs. one of the world's 1st old black symphony orchestra stands out and inspires hope in many people, a free max in 30 minutes on the w. promoting to versity and tolerance while preserving the old art cobra embroidery in the village of ta

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at the moment josephine so we need more. tyler? this into the microphone with the color came to china and the 13th century. the emperor coupla con, asked you've told so many stories. why have you never mentioned your hometown venice? marco polo replied, because all my stories contained my hometown today i can come from china to mancha polos hometown. it's meaningful and through drag and boat racing, it feels like i've come full circle back to venice. sites the perhaps we humans are wired to feel what is different and the media, which makes the moment we recognize our collective humanity. all the more for from the, the, the, everything looks even more beautiful in the light. tough journey to the unknown south into a region that seems forgotten by time in one of the happiest countries in the world . here at the foothills of the himalayas. everything revolves around community. and together in 15 minutes on the double you may nibble, she says, fluid as being connecting this week, we a back in a julia's capital, a mood, you know, of 750

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the bottom, you know what the justice to josephine wants to try to do because you have when you but i mean you could have give me ways kind of with this. but i think you can just all to renew for the what the tongue probably accurately this discharge of the trust to lose out of business. i'm so deal with started when you have listed efficiency only keeps near me pretty close to the initial to the disc. uh there was an options of ryan video to be the major 10 meters video crozier project. so positively is that will be as new. it's not that using the vision of what we're doing. so most of what to because if we just as a storm, i'll but at the dash, but as we'll say the latest at the i'm sort of near flight engine, bush and boston police to me at least get to know green. i'm with the community policing, worked on any about that i see 100 homelessness because i didn't especially the going to the life of the month minority to fill up just about the parent joe shipping his toilet. looks like it goes off the little business list learners. are you familiar with streaming stuff? uh then yes. a

i'm josephine the translator for the seniors i want to congratulate supervisor chan and melgar and i want it thank president peskin, preston, ronen and safai for your service thank you very much is in the general public. those are on the agenda later this is just a ceqa appeal. >> thank you for your service. are well other speakers on behalf of the appellate. you in this part is really closed are there any speakeros behalf of the real party in interest of the sponsor? we will go tot appellate not to exceed three minute rebuttal. three 3. thank you fwen for hearing me and giving me the chance to rebut. i will say from planning department they did in the talk about the exception to the ceqa exemptions. this is of the special circumstance there is are residents near by the possibility of vipiral impact and the cumulative impact i mentioned we are talk over three three00 thousand square feet. from a notice of violation on the office of cannabis and planning and again i'm not the the inspector. i have to trust what government bodies have done and recorded i did want it respond it is inter

next is josephine, who's in new york. hi, josephine, welcome. first, i want to say it's absolutely beautiful. the blue room is beautiful, but how this is going to sound maybe is going to sound crazy. but how many people does it take to keep this humongous place clean? i mean, it's so big and i could just i'm a clean freak, so i could just see all the dusting and making sure everything is perfect, you know, because it has to be pristine. you want to keep something like it's a it's a treasure, right? it is a treasure. and josephine, you would be so proud when you go on that stage for any of these floors. you don't see a speck of anything out of place and it is very well cared for by career staff. this is their full time job. they're not political appointees and they love this house and its history just as much as it sounds like. you love taking care of your house. i asked earlier if you would tell us the harry truman reconstruction white house story. well, you know, harry truman became president in the death of franklin roosevelt and president roo

josephine, charlotte jun and mamie. and they all to the united states? no, i'm sorry. no, no, no. i do know you broken. no, you've been 100% accurate so far. i'm very impressed. her a baby daddy. her father. her father. bill chung, was a spook. yeah, he was a cia for chiang kai shek. and somehow when he knew that the war was going poorly and that the japanese were encircling them in an unbelievable way in book, he got family out and to america. and that's when connie was born on august 20th, 1946. she was the of ten. and as she says in the book, she was the silent. one sila and silent connie chung, silent. i've been praying for that for 40 years. okay. so the first question is, why were you so silent? you had four sisters? the oldest was 16 years older than you. mm hmm. why so silent? well, they were. they were bossy. so bossy. they. they were mimi. so they told me what to and what to say. and i got, you know, when i tried to get a word in edgewise, they were like, oh, she can't talk, you know she she's not going to answer the questions. doesn't know. and i mean it was just they w

josephine chow.have received. it's very concerning that our country, in the national level is going in theht we haveperienced at the bf the covid, when asian americans are called, are, you know, kungwuhan virus. and that's started. this is bringing back a very parallel solution provider person african american community, as well asmilies in■ç our school d. thank you, thank you, thank you. hi, everyone. good evening, marissa robinson. i am here i'ms district. i got fe beautiful black babies, but also■■■Ñ i ame ■v■!in the capacity of m rolerym manager. weck, but there is a false summit this saturday and we invite this whole entire community. t community online and the community that may not be listening right now to the fall summit■g that's being led y advisory councils. so that's the african american latinx faculty. we've got our lgbtqia, our american indian migrant aid pac, all of the parents who have come together and dedicated and put their time to support families just like you all, and families o

so that the milk produces medicinal substances, josephine fertilized, and which he wants the ability to determine the sex of animals using gene editing, to be her crowning achievement that's kind of before she shown us all the details, she gets a call from the event. we rush out, the cough is about to be boned. look, it's happening. the and we didn't expect any other changes. i mean, you never know when you're interfere with a genome there. yeah. yeah, i'm not expecting any other changes. so a, i know where this is. nothing on crime is i'm 17, was to the, to the points of the experiment is to eliminate tom saying, reproduction to insure, i mean, male. com, cellphone for beef industry. what kind of you would like, ideally, for market animals that are going into the food supply, you'd like smiles to say probably more efficiently. the better the conversion of fuel ration fuel conversion ratios and kind of like a, a previous village relative to a great big truck or something. some agents are more efficient at conversing faith to guy, and that's now to in countries like india, the cattle

so that the milk produces medicinal substances, josephine fertilized, and which he wants the ability to determine the sex of animals using gene editing, to be her crowning achievement. that's kind of how before she showed us all the details, she gets a call from the event. we rush out, the cough is about to be both on the joke. it's happening the and we didn't expect any other changes. i mean, you never know when you're interfere with a gene on there. yeah. yeah, i'm not expecting any other changes. so a, i know where this is not in on crime is i'm 17, was to the, to the points of the experiment is to eliminate tom saying, reproduction to insure, i mean, male. com, cellphone, inter beef industry. what kind of you would like ideally, for market animals that are going into the food supplies like smiles for say, probably more efficiently. the better the conversion of fuel ration fuel conversion ratios and kind of like a, a previous village relative to a great big truck or something. so they just are more efficient at conversing faith to guy. and that's now to, in countries like india, t

taxpayers backy to work are probably upset about this.shou josephine went to elon musk's son is on hisoes with him everywhere. that little boy has gotten an education. to that point bloomberg is reporting that biden administration came to unionrota demands from home protections for tens of thousands of social security step until 2029. thomas, when you say lock and,tn what is saying no changing that whatsoever and we don't know exactly how many federal employees will be affected, but it is just another scam.it >> another example how difficult it is to accomplish what d.o.g.e. is trying tos accomplish. there are a lot of factors in washington, d.c., a lot about positions gagne unions, around washington, d.c., and living the employees out of washington, d.c. it is a tough battle and when we have tried to win for a longican time. it should add momentum to it. just be when i think most americans don't realize they aro paying billions of dollars forsw federal workers who don't show up. and i'm sorry, working from home some people might be incredibly production and you save time and money but

josephine went the guy on the right in the back fell asleep. he said they've been generous in africa? biden was busy celebrating giving tuesday with our money. >> i'm announcing $1 billion in humanitarian support in africa displaced by historic droughts. >> laura: this seems to be part of compensation for slavery and part for climate change with bad writing, bad jokes, bad delivery. >> as you know, amend the final weeks of my presidency and you don't have to clap for that. you can if you want, although i don't know exactly what the future will hold, i know the future runs through angola, through africa, i mean it sincerely. i'm not kidding. [applause] >> laura: god's honest truth, dr. jill. i watched most of this tragic address, it is apologetic and it, patronizing tone is another reminder why trump won. although he's all about strategic partnership, trump as with other countries when they benefit the united states, it is never been in gc closeness that trump operates from strength. years before he ran for president he'd than lone politicians l

we had ne o wars when i left office and now the whole world is blowing up here at josephine whenof itcertainly blowing e foenr the hundreds of thousandsf bureaucrats on their deaths since covid working from home.e trump had a message for them as well.ce >> if people don't come back t,o work and back to the office they will be dismissed and somebody in for the biden administrationc a five year waiver eventk so tt for five years people don't have to come back into the office. it was like a gift to the union and we will obviously be important to stop it. >> laura: trump blew therd erwhistle on the wasteful and petty border motives. >> o the other thing iths really terrible, we spent a tremendous straamount of money building the wall. in the administration is trying to sell it for $0.05 on the dollar knowing we are gettingin ready to put it up. h that has nothing to do with ary smoothin transition.on that has to do with peopleen trying to stop by our nation. a and then asking bideren to pleae stop selling the wall. we will use that to create a>> strong barrier. >> laura: well, he actually

josephine went up and asked me take a page from foundingr fathers this holiday season plue hear from "sunday night in america." where can nfl fans get a great deal that turns christmas day into game day? x marks the spot. the nfl is streaming christmas day games exclusively on netflix, and you don't want to miss a moment. gather round the game because nothing says holidays like family and football. now xfinity customers can add streamsaver including netflix, peacock, and apple tv+ for just $15 a month. stuff your stockings with tons of entertainment and tons of savings. bring on the good stuff. xfinity. ♪ ♪ >> trey: welcome back to "sunday night in america." trust in the justice system is at an all-time low and i've said it a thousand times before. we are not going to make it as a republic if people do not find a way to regain trust in the system. jack smith packed his bags, fani willis disqualify the, the alvin bragg's unrelenting.lifi he took time to prosecute a soldier protecting other passengers on a train but afters losing that trial, he has back refocused on trump or two it doe

josephine when he had the approval of the audience as well. i am john roberts and good to spend wednesday with you. this is "america reports" and democrats vowing to defy trump to ramp up deportation process day one of his administration. one california county to expand protections for illegal immigrants making it even harder for the federal immigration agencies to do their jobs. speed to the place in san diego would not be allowed to tell i.c.e. what when and where illegal migrants release from custody. charles payne is here and has more in moments. >> john: peppers matt finn in los angeles and just how restrictive will this new policy in san diego county b? >> currently california law allows municipalities to talk with the federal government about criminal migrants in jail and some conv convicted of heins crimes that san diego county is preventing its local law enforcement from talking with the federal government about details like criminal migrants might be released. instead both sides have to go through a judge. san diego county says it wi

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president biden recently commuted the 40 year sentence of josephine virginia gray, also known as thelack widow. she was convicted of insurance fraud linked to the murders of two husbands and a boyfriend, going all the way back to 1974. oh, is that what happened to my dad? >> wow. that's two. yeah. >> if i can joke about this, you can. exactly. unless you're here. is there a tall, light skinned guy? no. we're good. all right. now, after 22 years in prison, she walks free thanks to uncle joe. interesting, because i could have sworn the white house said they were only granting clemency to nonviolent offenders. just imagine if joe's colleagues had known they could get away with killing a spouse. oh. cat. clearly, joe is not studying in the laboratory, as you so cleverly pointed out last week. >> yes, i'm against this. >> thank you as much as nuff said. >> as much as i generally love to see women in male dominated fields. yeah, i think this one's taking it too far. that deserved way more. you guys are. >> it's the whole dad thing. like, you know, it was the dad thing. but here's the thing

. >> josephine. >> will you get away from me, doris? now beat it. >> come on. doris. i'm not. i'm just trying to be friendly. where do you live? around here. >> look, i'm warning you. i don't want any trouble. >> yes, i live around here. >> get out! >> what's your address? >> look, it's no good. you're not going to make a pickup, you understand? 4411 westminster place. now get going. >> nichols and may came out of the compass players in chicago. compass players were sort of a precursor to second city. >> i used to go to sleep at night listening to their records, and i discovered things about comedy that i could never have learned. like, sometimes mike would just go, oh, so al can be funny? >> absolutely. >> boy, a line or a joke. you can get a laugh on. >> oh well, a great thrill to be on the show tonight. just such a great thrill. >> how about that? >> these two people were comedically in love with each other and express their comedic love to us, the audience. and we were the lucky recipients of it. >> no, seriously though, they had snob appeal and what they call mob appeal,

josephine in livingston, new jersey, independent. caller: good morning.terday or the day before, the president-elect said "i cannot do a thing about rights of food." finally told the truth. we knew that. a lot of people were sadly duped into thinking that it would change. it is not going to happen. the other thing which concerns me, i can only explain my experience. i had to put an aluminum drainpipe that cost me $200 and it cost me $800 because of the taxes -- tariffs. so people are not going to be able to afford anything. host: ashley hayek guest: tariffs will be a big issue especially in terms of reciprocity. we did see success in that in the first administration. one of the things the president is going to focus on is make sure that big corporations who have a stranglehold of our domestic food supply and costs. that will be a very important issue moving forward. he has addressed that. costs are high and it is tons of regulations driving up costs. i think we are going to see changes happening, likely in the first 100 days or maybe take a little longer

i do have speaker cards eileen bogan, fada fisher, pat huey, zach lipton, josephine and kathleen g. any of those names? eileen bogan, coalition for san francisco neighborhoods. speaking on my own behalf, thank you to the board for severing this item from the consent calendar strongly urging the board to continue these items until after the mayor elect is sworn in. also, the election has not been certified by the board of supervisors until december 10th. the board of supervisors is the last step. although the outgoing mayor supported prop k, she was voted out by a wide margin. the mayor elect, however, opposed prop k. some will see prop k as the will of the voters. others see it as the will of the tech oligarchs and citizens united. the following are excerpts from my comments at the city's capital planning committee on december 2nd. does the west side see the city government as out of touch and prioritizing the fun factor in the western neighborhoods at the expense of public safety and economic vitality? is the city's government apparently prioritizing the fun factor on the west side

i do have speaker cards eileen bogan, fada fisher, pat huey, zach lipton, josephine and kathleen g. any of those names? eileen bogan, coalition for san francisco neighborhoods. speaking on my own behalf, thank you to the board for severing this item from the consent calendar strongly urging the board to continue these items until after the mayor elect is sworn in. also, the election has not been certified by the board of supervisors until december 10th. the board of supervisors is the last step. although the outgoing mayor supported prop k, she was voted out by a wide margin. the mayor elect, however, opposed prop k. some will see prop k as the will of the voters. others see it as the will of the tech oligarchs and citizens united. the following are excerpts from my comments at the city's capital planning committee on december 2nd. does the west side see the city government as out of touch and prioritizing the fun factor in the western neighborhoods at the expense of public safety and economic vitality? is the city's government apparently prioritizing the fun factor on the west side