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oldest and largest of its kind, hosted by the oakland museum women's board for san jose resident lisa jonesit's a yearly tradition. >> i think it's the generosity of the community and the wonderful things that we find inside. >> seems like it's a communal experience. >> totally. we actually just met some new friends today. we're going to go in there and shop around with them. >> that's right. >> after doors opened, shoppers sprang into action. hundreds of thousands of donated items on sale have been sorted by nearly a thousand volunteers over the course of the last year. proceeds from the sale benefit the oakland museum of california. >> so much treasure in here. and it's just fun. you never know what you're going to find. >> on our treasure hunt. i found a vintage tiara and everything from fine jewelry to costume pieces. >> now, this dragon brooch is just just exquisite. it's amazing what people donate. >> there are vintage wedding dresses for as low as $20, and some come with quite the story to tell. >> yeah, white has not traditionally been the color of wedding dresses up until more mode

for san jose resident lisa jones.s a yearly tradition. >> i think it's the generosity of the community and the wonderful things that we find inside. >> seems like it's a communal experience. >> totally. we actually just met some new friends today. we're going to go in there and shop around with them. >> that's right. >> after doors opened, shoppers sprang into action. hundreds of thousands of donated items on sale have been sorted by nearly a thousand volunteers over the course of the last year. proceeds from the sale benefit the oakland museum of california. >> so much treasure in here. and it's just fun. you never know what you're going to find. >> on our treasure hunt. i found a vintage tiara and everything from fine jewelry to costume pieces. >> now, this dragon brooch is just just exquisite. it's amazing what people donate. >> there are vintage wedding dresses for as low as $20, and some come with quite the story to tell. >> yeah, white has not traditionally been the color of wedding dresses up until more modern

lisa jones is joining us live this morning. good morning lisa. how are you feeling? good. a little cold, but very excited. yeah. tell me, what time did you get here? 515. we marked it so that we can do it every year at 515. and you came prepared. you're nice and warm. what is the best part of this white elephant sale for you? >> i think it's the generosity of the community and the wonderful things that we find inside. we're both collectors and we love, you know, different and variety of things. and i love that it benefits the museum. >> what are some of the best things that you've purchased here over the years? >> some fantastic artwork. i love the mexican wheat peels, the indigenous garments that i collect, i restore them, i wear them, i love them things for the garden, gifts for my family and friends. >> a lot of unique items. well, we wish you the best of luck in your search today. thanks for speaking with us. >> thank you very much. >> so as lisa just mentioned, all of this is for a good cause. it benefits the oakland museum of california. and over the last 60 years, t

lisa marie's death by her oldest daughter, riley keough. keough, an actress known for a starring role in daisy jones in the six, riley tells the ladies of theut their unusual collaboration. >> it was it was very emotional and the longer i would listen, the more it started to feel like a phone call in a way. and so it was like kind of difficult to stop listening. >> but lisa marie's public struggles may have left the presley family vulnerable. >> listen to this crazy story about graceland. >> a court hearing is scheduled for this morning, as elvis's home faces a possible foreclosure sale. >> the family, allegedly victims of an elaborate fraud. >> the company said that lisa marie presley used graceland as collateral for a loan. >> we received acclaim from a company saying that lisa presley owed $3.8 million and hadn't paid it. >> had i ever met. lisa marie presley did i sign the document? did i notarize it? no, no, no, it was not thoroughly implausible to imagine that graceland might be on the block because of something that lisa marie had done when she was in arrears. >> lisa marie, the king of rock n roll's princess, grew up at graceland, r

lisa boothe in for laura ingraham. thank you for watching this special edition of the ingraham angle. jesse watters primetime takes it. all. >> hello, everybody. i'm joey jones, along with judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov kennedy, and tyrus. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is the five. after an isis inspired terrorists killed 14 people in new orleans, president joe biden is under fire for repeatedly downplaying the threat in recent years and instead saying this is the greatest danger to national security. watch. >> according to the intelligence community, terrorism from white supremacy is the most lethal threat to the homeland today. not isis, not al qaeda. white supremacist according to the united states intelligence community, domestic terrorism from white supremacists is the most lethal terrorist threat in the homeland. most dangerous terrorist threat to our homeland is white supremacy. >> the white house pressed on biden's comments earlier, but instead just walked away. >> okay. thanks, guys. thank you everybody. >> consider white supremacy the greatest terrorist threat to the united states. >> gotta love lucas. all right. the backlash comes as t

lisa boothe in for laura ingraham. thank you for watching this special edition of the ingraham angle. jesse watters primetime takes it. all. >> hello, everybody. i'm joey jonesg

lisa, thank you. former oakland mayor xiang tao was indicted in a federal bribery scheme that allegedly dates back prior to her winning the election in 2022. tao, along with her longtime romantic partner andre jones, are accused of trading political favors for cash. federal prosecutors say the money came from andy and david wong. their family runs california waste solutions and has other business interests. >> the indictment charges a scheme that the defendants entered into knowing that bribes would be offered and accepted by tao and jones in exchange for allowing the wong's to exercise illegal influence over the levers of city government. >> the charges come nearly seven months after the fbi raided tao's home, and properties belonging to the wongs. all four entered not guilty pleas. >> the case is built on allegations from an unknown coconspirator that we believe, when the evidence is revealed, will show that my client has committed no crimes. >> the attorneys for andy wong released the following statement, saying, quote, we have kept quiet despite the media frenzy of the past months, in the hope that the government would correctly come to see through objective investigation that the allegations