lou basenesi. thank you. united statessed auto workers -- united auto workers president not taking the proposal from jeep parent stalantis. it inches close tore a strike. lydia hu in new jersey with more details on this. lydia. reporter: hey, cheryl, that's right. the president of the uaw auto workers took to facebook recently to give an update on the latest round of negotiations, and in that update he held the stellantis proposal for a labor agreement up in the air, and he threw it in the trash. while doing that, he said "he's going to file it in its proper place". he added "stellantis is rich rendition of anthonyuated by the value of the member asks it's our labor that drives the company's success and the big three executives and shareholders are rich, uaw members, the workers, got left behind. our message to the big three is simple and very blunt, record profits equal record contracts". if the union has demands for increased wages met, there's some in the auto industry telling us that could translate into

that's lou, our announcer. lou's got three people out there., but one of these people is high. i think he just told us who it is. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: they try to be tricky with who they pick. so, you know, if you want to ask any question, or i could begin, or we've got alex here first. >> why don't you try, and i'll take your lead. >> jimmy: hey, alex. where are you from? >> i'm from glasgow in scotland. >> jimmy: okay. glasgow, wow. how about that? are you here on vacation right now? >> yes. i'm here. i'm doing a wee u.s. tour. i started off in new york, and i've made may way across to l.a. >> jimmy: where will you stop along the way? >> so i stopped in -- i was in washington, d.c. for a bit. and then i was in virginia. and then i was in texas, and now i've made it to here. >> jimmy: are you putting on shows along the way? >> no. i'm just hopping about. >> jimmy: that's alex. that's contestant number one. next up we have carrie. hi, carrie. how you? >> i'm great. how are you? >> jimmy: hold that microphone a little closer to your face. you'

lou. charles: oh...n: i grew up in san francisco and had seen angel island all my life, but had no idea my family was actually on that island at one point. hong: before the 1880s, there were no federal laws on the books that even mandated that new arrivals would have to be inspected at a port of entry. so the chinese exclusion act, or the demands of enforcing this law, really create the federal immigration bureaucracy that we know today. baldwin: there were pages and pages of these interrogations where my grandfather was asked a ton of questions just to prove that he was allowed in this country. rebecca: did you register? no... baldwin: oh, did he register, the chinese registry? chu: my grandfather came in 1906-- he was one of the many chinese who were forced to carry papers on them at all times, and if they were not able to have those papers right on their persons, even if they were legally in the u.s., they could be deported. and only the testimony of a white person could save them. ♪ baldwin: now that

and when i first biography was was a biography, lou gehrig.and gehrig was so shy he never gave any interviews? i had no. if i was getting him right. was he shy? he was just really insecure. was he shy because he was stupid and he didn't want to open his mouth? and he revealed right. i wasn't sure. and i would have dreamed about spotting him across the room and oh, my, it's gehrig. i can finally go talk to him. and he would always and walk away. as i approached with one dream, i saw him hitchhiking and i pulled over. i can't believe it. i'm going. he's hitchhiking. and i pulled over and he said no, keep going. and that is my constant fear. and with martin luther king, maybe more than any, because he means so much to the world, really believe he's the greatest american we've ever produced. and to take his life in my hands is absurd, is it? nobody has that right? but every biographer takes that leap of faith that that act of hubris. and all i can do is like it. my best shot and hope that he appreciates that i tried my hardest and no doubt i got l

of course, some people still call it lou gehrig's disease.s person who had it was stephen hawking, and he lived for some 30-plus years with it. how do you explain that sometimes people can live for 30 years-plus? dan: a couple percent of people live beyond 10 years. one of the decisions that i'm going to face, because my major symptom is respiratory, and that's why people ultimately die, is to get a tracheostomy. which means that you can't breathe independently. you also can't eat and you also generally cannot talk. so you communicate by looking and spelling out words on a computer screen. and, you know, a lot of people don't want to live that way. i think i probably would. i want to see my grandchildren grow up. i still think i could be engaged in things. again, that's sort of my optimistic nature. that it's not just about believing there's a cure, but it's sometimes about believing that the better of two bad alternatives is something worth doing. so, you know, faced with that choice, i think that's what i would do. and, you know, i will nee

let's go ahead and talk now lou, doing the new month over the road. i'm not the well, how come home found? why i the one now? her name level, let's say we got the by life name was something i last name just out of order. yeah . you go, we now why not? how do we go by and drop? now i do think you can view a welcome. then go ahead and guide by your phone and i'll probably get with all of you all what day you will be popular, daniel. pub, malcolm. boy, why philip does it all of you walk on y'alls don't, don't. yeah, yeah, i knew i found a lovely name with the gum remote will have totally the back. now you can tell them dialogue by lead to my uh, the a a, a, a, a, [000:00:00;00] a, a, the me a, a, [000:00:00;00] the motion of the nuclear love. she was like, i do live muscles. if you look on the initial do want to clump significant dealer post on zillow while it be almost getting used to the body. when you do origin by the office, the was done, the newest frame on the belief systems to build a new do what i see these the buses, the little cute little dyson

19 you. lou? seeing 8. 0 wow. beeping all whole what i'll look at the time with i know full control of what the title tried to find. you my how do we have him come to a beat? no type. it's the most all we know the been done for them, but what did you buy of the sound you pay now? oh wow. wow. how now? wow. you can take and help it out. yeah. yeah. so and you're not joe. yeah. ok. what code at the bar? a cool that i found a most of the time now. just come to the paper, but the company know who the no choice i what? so by doing we do it here we get what they do, doing it way from now. go away, it left the door. some guy moved during the a good. how down my mind going back to the to the man right now then they don't want me to let dr. young know when they get done a new way to do you know what a know i'm talking about. 40 people from feeling my life well under a long can you be able to come to the go? it was, while you go home j to recreate it by below, tall, beloved, after not during the video. and

stuart: lou, thank you very much indeed.he georgia prosecutor is using rico, that's -- lauren: racketeering. stuart: racketeering law to go after donald trump for alleged election meddling. is she taking a big risk by going that route? former u.s. attorney brett tollman takes that on in the next hour. piles of steel beams left on a cattle ranch in new mexico for over two years and going to be used to build the border wall 'til biden halted that. how taxpayer dollars are wasting away on the border. 6,000 illegal migrants being apprehended on the southern border every day this month. is this a new wave of migrants? texas governor pat fallen on the border crisis next. ♪ you can't buy great conversations or moments that matter, but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price our strategic investing approach can help you build the future you imagine. t. rowe price, invest with confidence. with a majority of my patience with sensitivity, i see irritated gums and weak enamel. sensodyne sensitivity gum & enamel relieves sensitivity, he

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stuart: lou, you're a dad. what your thought s?> i'm the father of those kids and i have hard conversations with them all the time and it's not the government or school's place to tell me when i can have those conversations and they should absolutely involve me. i'm pro self-actualization and i want my kids to be whoever they want to be but i want to be engengaged in those conversatio. an 11-year-old. i have an 18-year-old, 15-year-old and 6-year-old. that 11 year age, you heard her, aliberal alicia, she figured itt not the freedom to phygouroit out on their own. lauren: if your child truly wants to be a different gender, we'd support it. i'd support it. i'm not going to force my child to be something they're not. but i'm going to be in charge of that. stuart: it's you that's in charge. lauren: we're going to see psychologists and doctors and do it together at certain ages. my rules. stuart: i'm sorry, didn't mean to account you off there. dow up 400 points and nasdaq up 80 points and the winner please and top of that list is sales

lou gelormino is a criminal defense attorney and joins me now. lou, good to see you.porary restraining order. what happened after that? >> good to see you, david. thanks for having us on. friday we went into court and wanted a temporary restraining order in staten island to leave the status quo and migrants moved out. nothing against the migrants there personally, but they are in a old high school that's right across the street from another high school. what happened was the city went in and got an emergency appellate division to hear the case, and t appellant division overturned our judge and moved back in. david: won one and then almost immediately lost another. this is kind of affiliated with this. over the weekend, we discover that had new york city, and it's not a surprise to those of us who live here, is the most expensive city in which to live in the united states of america right now. the most. at the same time, new york city taxpayers are paying for tens of thousands of migrants to live in the most expensive city in america. paying some of the most expensive

you don't have to go along with the group, lou ann.p versus biden in the end? >> yeah. he will have my full support. >> martha: great to meet you. thanks for coming out on this gorgeous but warm day in milwaukee. we're grateful for your participation. so pete hegseth is coming up explaining why critics are blasting president biden's visit to hawaii. and bret baier who will be here with me tomorrow night co moderating coming up. veteran homeowners. if you're on a fixed income, inflation can hit you extra hard, especially if you're using high rate credit cards to take care of your family's expenses. even minimum payments are tough. it's too much and it's time to hit back. with a newday 100 va loan, you can borrow up to 100% of your home's value to pay off those high rate credit cards and other debt. and you can save $500 a month. that's $6,000 a year. i suffer with psoriatic arthritis and psoriasis. i was on a journey for a really long time to find some relief. cosentyx works for me. cosentyx helps real people get real relief from the sy

. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- kristen bell and ike barinholtz. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, welcome. very nice. hi, everybody. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching. wow, you came on a taco tuesday. that is very, very kind. i think i speak for a lot of us when i say we look forward to a return to "normal." the way things were, even five years ago. not so long ago. and in some ways, we are getting back to normal. for instance -- after three consecutive years of going down, the number of shark attacks this year is up. [ laughter ] there were 73 shark attacks in 2021. up from 57 in 2020. 11 the attacks resulted in fatalities. 9 were classified as unprovoked. what does that mean, unprovoked? [ laughter ] the other two had it coming? the numbers were lower in 2020 because everyone was in quarantine. nobody was at the beach and sharks rarely attack people on the couch. [ laughter ] but i have to say, i don't blame the sharks. we humans have never been more delicious. we've been eating inside for three years,

this is mary lou. maple new jersey. the morning. >> good morning.ood morning everyone, and thank you for c-span. i did watch the debate, and i would like to make a couple of comments. first of all, let's take the moderators. they are in the calendar. in my opinion, they lost total control of the debate. box pick two of their most liberal people to moderate the debate. a lot of people have said that trump was a coward for not showing up. actually, trump was very smart, as usual. he knew what would happen on that debate stage which all of those people. they would cut each other up and ended up being a dog and pony show. we gave respectable performances. let's go to the other end. first of all, chris christie, who was governor of my state, and i must say did not do a good job, is filled with so much hate for donald trump read it clouds every issue that he tries to explain. then let's go to mike pence. mike pence, every time he invoked god's name, i cringed. that man's behavior to me is just disgusting. i do not believe he did the right thing in the 202

doctor lou, just watching this, watching those faces of delight, what they have achieved is extraordinary? it is extraordinary. _ is extraordinary, isn't it? it is extraordinary. it _ is extraordinary, isn't it? it is extraordinary. it is _ is extraordinary, isn't it? it is extraordinary. it is so - is extraordinary, isn't it? it 3 extraordinary. it is so amazing to see what a community has come together to achieve. it is a huge achievement. and it means that there is so much amazing science that is going to come with this. i think previously, on the channel you spoke about how water is important for human exploration, on the moon, settlements and colonies being set upon the moon, but it can also help propel us further out into the solar system because the water on the moon can be split up to hydrogen and oxygen, which can be used in liquid propellants. these can be used for further fuel to go out and explore essentially the entire solar system, so it is really exciting. it essentially the entire solar system, so it is really exciting.— so it is really exciting. it is. and it is an achiev

julie over to lou martin lives in new york.ut she has been coming to san francisco every year to visit her sister. she even went to the opening of westfield mall and it was so thrilling, especially for this neighborhood. she says out of all her trips here, this visit has been one of the worst and every single block we were costed by many quite threatening. >> some not threatening but drinking and shooting even westfield has announced it's pulling out of operating the city's largest mall because of declining sales and what it's calling unsafe it's kind of shocking. just cause. i feel like once the main shopping area of a city >> goes down. that's the city's kind of going under mayor london breed has mentioned getting creative with the space on market street, even floating the idea of turning it into a soccer stadium. the mayor's office has confirmed to kron 4 news. they're working with an architectural firm to see what could be possible. kind of interesting to where from here. i'm sara stinson reporting kron. 4 news. >> well, do

host: lou, i went to go back to that desantis memo.ght that packs were not supposed to coordinate directly with the candidate. is this true?" guest 2: great question. that certainly is the law. my understanding is there is a tradition of super pac's leaving information up on the internet and not giving it to the campaign, but basically the campaign is stumbling upon it. i cannot say exactly what happened because i have done zero reporting on this particular incident, but there are sneaky ways you can get around that. certainly i do think, in general that super pac's are not coordinating directly with candidates. we what hear about that if it were happening. host: one more quick one from social media. michael thornton asks "does the almanac contain information on who all of these candidates and politicians are accepting money from? that seems critical to understanding what they are about." guest 1: we include the total amount of money that each general election candidate spends and the amount of money that is spent by third-party groups

i will turn the questioning to lou, a market watcher.taking selfys occasionally. have a sense of proportion. times change. people want to make the sinema something different from what it was. >> refreshing coming from someone as old as you. lauren: where did that come from? >> haven't been to the movies as long as i've looked at movie theater stocks. you put a finger on there's a decline in social do coram. i travel every week, people don't care about anyone else. what blows me up is people who walk through the streets on the speakerphone talking out loud on speakerphone. but now it is spilling into all areas where everyone is being self-centered. who cares about the person around me? i teach my kids to be better but they see bad examples all over. stuart: get off my yard, as simple as that. we talk about the increased use of weight loss drugs. both companies beings food over the side affects. details coming up. cancer killing pill destroys all solid tumors, that does sound far too good to be true. we have doctor marty makary sort it out

while lou admits he's had some financial difficulties in the past and recently worked out an agreementngs, who owns the building? midtown residents association and fair meadow neighborhood association partnered to show support for mike's diner bar. they've started a petition and plan to ask city council for support. this is a transaction between two private parties, so it's really hard for the city to get involved. but we're also looking to recommend mediation. if the two parties are willing to do so. share holdings llc did talk to ktvu, saying the eviction isn't just about one late payment and also said in part, we've been having problems with mike continuously over the last 15 years. mike has habitually paid rent, late, bounced many checks and not paid rent checks, only to ignore calls made to him to pay eventually he would pay late. the rent kept going up during the remodel, during the covid, it just kept going up and up. so i don't think another restaurant would want to come in here and pay this much rent. now, while lou says he doesn't have a plan b if he's evicted, but he does ha

lou basenese, follow me from the green energy push.rom rick perry former energy secretary from president trump, was he telling you that we need nuclear power. >> he was this is interesting i spent the weekend with them at a conference. what people don't realize he was a democrat then reagan then came over to be republican. as texas governor he said a mandate for 15% of the energy to come from renewables very early on, texas got up to 46%. as secretary of energy he saw all the innovations going on drought the country. he was very adamant that he believes nuclear power is the next wave and it's really reliable, sustainable in a way to have a reliable grid which was almost a catastrophic failure in texas. i was impressed, he was refreshing and common sense politician and i wish we could get more of that back. from a energy policy standpoint there's no way we can go to 100% electric vehicles and 100% renewables. it's not sustainable. government really needs to realize that. if they don't, if they wait too long, when the grid breaks in the

. >> lou: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- josh gad, anna chlumsky, with music the weather station. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. very nice, welcome. i'm jimmy, the host. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. i was hoping someone would show up. you know, i have to tell you. we have a lot of fun on this show. right, guillermo? >> guillermo: right, jimmy. >> jimmy: it's nonstop fun, right? >> guillermo: yes, all the time. >> jimmy: but not everything is fun. and right, i'm dealing with a tricky situation at my house. i've been trying to throw out two garbage cans. they got rusty so i threw them out. they've been waiting to be taken to garbage heaven for three weeks now. [ laughter ] every week, the garbagemen come, they empty the plastic ones and leave without these. i mean, look at this. i assume they see them. [ laughter ] they don't match the other ones. and i am torn now between calling or putting a note on the bins. and just leaving them there to find out how long it take

can you switch the floor, which is the issue long story mcgill yet you, mary lou? i mean yes. first thing when you lose your window chest page, it is more loose to me you know. ready what you mean? a g one. all right, so for region, which is the most the mobile, any of them those maya? 3, have on your vote for the most and let me know she needs special for just so she can give you a call and the people that know some damage to somebody and i'm with all of the teachers can still use that. of course media shut up, what dates the agencies i will show more than later on, but yeah, they are because the way you me as much of the data which as law smart through enough to watch its meaning, you're going to the pleasure flush it and we've done, it goes to the most of the room, shift solution we shape. i need to be you still here for you. i mean, what's your symbol yours is basically a hands off with the roof over time for you for tomorrow on wednesday evening. so i need to talk to you a bit of a, let's go on the truck with the leisure and then we can door to this them with visiting eac

. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, guillermo at the oscars. owen wilson, and academy award winner guillermo del toro with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. very nice. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us on -- i might be a little slow. this is probably the most hung over day of the year in hollywood. [ laughter ] oscar monday. last night i hosted the oscars right across the street. [ cheering ] i was fishing, i'll admit it. [ laughter ] it's weird to see an audience not in tuxedos and gowns. it's gross, actually, disgusting. [ laughter ] you look terrible. it's an interesting setup at the oscars. everyone's crowded together in basically an abandoned shopping mall. they clear out the mall over there, and everyone is there wearing donated clothes. most of them haven't eaten in days. it's like a very upscale hurricane shelter. [ laughter ] but what a night. no slaps, no mixed-up envelopes, no matt damon. it was absolutely perfect. [ laughter

lou gehrig's legacy. in his case he had no family i feel having benefited and shared in his story i have a responsibility to carry that forward and become an advocate for loue. gehrig's disease and f i can help in any way to promote the legacy. it would obviously be a huge order to do so and to be a part of the community. >> we have a volunteer. >> as a child growing up to understand in your book created not only that but it created love incredible love beyond respect. thank you for that. your thoughts about king before the biography and now after, what is the change? >> i always felt like he was one of her great heroes. i do not appreciate fully the depth it's like i'm stupid because his name is reverend doctor martin luther king jr. i'm not appreciative of the depth of his conviction. in spending that amount of time and it may be more spiritualg, r but certainly made me appreciate live the word that we recite from the bible. and i came away really loving him more than i thought that i possibly could. >>

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so make sure you saw special coverage on the launch and the lou and i mentioned this friday, lou to 25 as russia finally returns to them the the the the i was about to travel to texas. and unfortunately, our entire family had come down and you know, in large families it just travels down from one child to the next to that and this time that was.

i said no and she said go ask for sister lou. i have the rest of the day to kill so i said sure so i go walking in the driver out there stepping over people laying by the entrance like it never seen before in my life, the poverty and misery and i walked in and it was clean and there was peace, it wasas beautiful and i asked for sister lou and she says hi and i said i was with mother teresa this morning, i thought it was good to drop her name, i was with mother teresa. i said she told me to come here sisterer said here's some cotton and some solution, so clean that guy who has scabies and i like zero that 46? i'm like i'm here for the tour. [laughter] the last thing i wanted and that's why i feel comfortable talking to you today and my friends on c-span. [laughter] it was the mercy of god, there was one tiny bit of me that wanted to go back to that man but i realized as years went by when i touched that man, jesus touched me back. i want to stress a couple things about mother'se life that i thik are important. one was how she aged

so we kind of got lou i've called doubled it flashed route. so 2 separate periods of wrap it in terms of the case of a drought in a state that by some measurements is the 3rd largest agricultural exporting state in all of america. some rain started following a few weeks ago, stating off total crop loss, but an intense hail storm destroyed many crops, already fighting for survival. you might be wondering why it matters that there's a drought here, nebraska. the answer is because what happens here in the agricultural heartland of america. 2 can directly affect food prices in various parts of the world, whether you're talking about china, mexico, south america, or europe. although those markets are served by agriculture, from this part of the country. and likewise, as without this, with drug going on, that test to push up cultural commodity prizes in his fields. peterson opens up in europe core to see the tip is missing kernels. it's a tail, tail sign of lack of water and the uncertainty of what's to come. if more rain doesn't fall soon, at this

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let's go ahead and talk now lou, doing the new month over the road. i'm not the well how come home town? why i one her name level of say we got the why, why was i'm the last name just out of order. yeah. you go. yeah. they aligned that . how do we go and blackmail or do you think you can see if you are welcome, then go ahead and guide my yo yo, i'm not familiar with all the what day you will be popular annually pop malcolm boy, why they let that all of you lock them nope, don't, don't, yeah. yeah. was on a leveling with the gum. we multiple has only the back now you can tell them dialogue box to man. i love the uh, the a, a, a, a, a, [000:00:00;00] a, uh, the uh, the, the, to by the administration in nature world are fascinated with soft power and rhetorical shifts. remember, ukraine will when and ukraine is winning. now we hear russia is losing, and even brushes is last, narrative manipulations do not change cards. we are the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to wells far as being able to see the next step that others may have. will you find a me

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julie over to lou martin lives in new york. but she has been coming to san francisco every year to visit her sister. she even went to the opening of westfield mall and it was so thrilling, especially for this neighborhood. she says out of all her trips here, this visit has been one of the worst and every single block we were costed by men. many quite threatening. >> some not threatening but drinking and shooting even westfield has announced it's pulling out of operating the city's largest mall because of declining sales and what it's calling unsafe conditions. i mean, it's kind of shocking just cause. i feel like once the main shopping area of a city >> goes down. that's the city's kind of going under mayor london breed has mentioned getting creative with the space on market street, even floating the idea of turning it into a soccer stadium. the mayor's office has confirmed to kron 4 news. they're working with an architectural firm to see what could be possible. kind of interesting to where says he'll go from here. i'm sara sti

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so sounds lou hall is monitoring a contentious, thoughtful dealers. several um groups have tried to seize control here in the past week. a site like this most make between $15.20 euros per day per day. so obviously that creates greed and m b. these would they go far to defend or conquer rate and to always yes, they're prepared to kill or be killed. it's their life, their business, don't tell me unless it goes on. the vehicle is stifling, hot, new haul observes the dealing from his vantage point, gathering information for future operations. but today the police went into the don't because we're alone here. what does that mean? watson just means it's better if we're not noticed. it's better or else a nice place on something either nice to us and let us leave with a regular car at you. the number of debts continued to climb in early september, despite the efforts by the police. a 20 year old likely lookout was killed in his car. move and fuzzy shops with volumes. he never had a charm. nearly 15 fatal shootings in less than 3 months. it was one of the bloodiest. so most of the cities criminal