twin specialist, segal, and together they would confront a 91—year—old neubauer at his office on madison avenuecould justify separating these twins without informing the parents? and he defended the practice, saying that, again, it was viola bernard's idea. he was not going to acknowledge any responsibility for having done anything wrong so that was just his stance, he dug his heels in. so we asked, what was the plan if they had met one another by chance, because they were all in the metropolitan area? kathy and lori did almost met by accident. almost meet by accident. when i was around six, i used to play with my. neighbour two doors down, . bruce and amy, and they said to me, kathy we met| a girl who looked just like you and acted like you and talked like you and i never- forget barry, who is my fiance now, and his brother- when i was in fifth grade said, "we met your twin sister." - and i said, "i don't| have a twin sister." and he said, "oh yes, you do." the girls were pulled from the study after the researchers became aware, because they felt it would affect the data. but the horrible thin

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one restaurant owner dubbed her the first lady of madison avenue. asked about his wife's greatest attributes, said she was different, never gave up. beautiful, yes, but also a hard worker. and as you can see, the hearse is now, some live pictures, just pulled up to the front of the church here on lexington avenue in manhattan. during their time together ivana was not only a spouse but a business partner. helped her husband navigate a number of big real estate deals and she was also a mom, son eric said in a tweet that she taught her kids about grit and toughness, compassion and determination. we are told eric is just arriving now, and ivanka with some of their children, walking down madison avenue. they have about 100 feet to go before they enter the church. there are barricades surrounding the church. nearby streets have been closed off. there is a helicopter overhead. we have seen a number of people who are attending the service actually walking the last couple of hundred feet or so into the building and again, so far we have not seen donald trump

to be more technical. >> going back to what you said i used to think what you're saying, that madison avenuerd and a mall cohort of twitterati to not speak. i'm not so sure anymore. i used to say every election, that's the only time we really get to poll actual america and americans. we'll have one in november, another one in 2024. arthur brooks always said the country is still center, maybe a little center right. i don't know that that's true. what are you saying in. >> what i'm saying is that progressives fight better with the media and do better at influencing media companies. >> what, what? >> i know it's shocking to you where conservatives fight better is politically what you saw happening with disney is the response was not cultural, it was political because this is where republicans tend to have their authority. and so you have to look at where do you want your enemies to be i don't brelieve go woke go broke. for every company takes a woke position and blows itself up there are a dozen that don't take that position and do just fine >> eric and sara, we want to thank you. our parent co

wife came out to get me because i had to go home to do a radio show so we're talking going at madison avenue just said, sir, are you offering me a position? he said yes. your my guy. you're the only guy nobody knows were having this conversation. congratulations. will you talk to on —- take h the job i said yes i will i am honored. and i was honored. so that was that and i went to go do the radio show a dearho friend of mine tells the story later and says he takes a call from the president at dinner gets up walks out of the restaurant and that we don't see him for four years. [laughter] so that's just how that happened and then that call he offered me the job sunset the night before i didn't get it. but in any case he says you will come down here thursday or friday. so nobody knows this so the next morning i am sitting at home preparing for my tv show and he calls me and says you look so handsome. he says turn on the tv. of course the news broke. of course he leaked it. [laughter] but to me those are endearing qualities he is natural and he flows and maybe he did say some things differently

you don't have to insult us by inflaming us as if you had a speech written on madison avenue to marketesident of the united states is flailing. there is no mission statement, there is no game plan, no action plan, and there is not a lot of energy. and i thought one of the best communicators in this week who is a big policy person too. >> anita: i heard ari fleischer has come the channel, forget about what is going wrong. what is going right with the administration? brian, i have to leave it there. always good to see you and talk about somebody on tv nonstop, that is you, my friend, okay? >> thank you very much. >> anita: rich. >> rich: a captive said his family is getting the cold shoulder from president biden even though wheeler detained in russia for three and a half years here at the white house highlighting brittney griner because a star athlete? >> anita: we have all been frustrated... and we have all been frustrated with fast food joints at one point or another, but this food fight is really just over the top. wait until you hear what made this lady go berserk. psoriasis really m

so we were talking and going up madison avenue. finally i said sir, are you offering me a position?yeah, you are my guy. no one knows we are having this conversation. you are my guy, congratulations. he said would you take the job and i said yes, i would. i'm honored, and i was honored. i love government service and i love him. so that was that. i went and did the radio show and a very dear friend of mine, a radio man, mark simone, who is part of the dinner group said kudlow takes a call from the president at dinner, gets up and walks out of the restaurant and we don't see them for four years. [laughter] that's sort of how that happened. then in that call tuesday night, some people said he offered me the job the night before but i didn't get it, i don't know. in any case, he said you will come down here thursday or friday and we will have a press conference. no one knows this. the next morning, which is a wednesday morning, i'm sitting at home preparing for my tv show . he calls me and says you look so handsome. he said turn on the tv. and the news at broke and everyone was running

so we are talking going up madison avenue he's talking, and talking and finally i just said sir, are you offering me a position. [laughter] he said oh yes. you're my guy for them you are the only guy here no nose here were having this conversation for you are my guy congratulations. he said be a take the job? i said yes i will start thank you i'm honored. and i was honored. i love government service and i loved him. and so that was that. went and did the radio show. very dear friend of mine fabulous radioman mark simone who is part of that dinner group tells thedi story later "kudlow" takes a call from the president and dinner. it gets up, walks out of the restaurant and we didn't see him for four years. [laughter] that is how it happened. and then it gets better. in that call tuesday night some people said he offered me the job the night before but i didn't get it, i don't know. in any case he said you'll come thursday or friday but will have a press conference. no one knows this. so the next morning which is a wednesday morning i'm sitting at home preparing for my tv show. and he c

85% of pre-pandemic levels and when you look at markets like fifth avenue, soho, specifically madison avenueant on that tourism number, both foreign and domestic. reporter: you know new york is not the only city to see businesses looking for a bargain. according to a report from chicago based stone real estate the vacancy rate near the north side dropped 3% over the course of a year, now at 19.3% vacancy. while that rate is still high the movement could signify stabilization. the retail report last week that consumers increased spending at restaurants by bars about 1% from month to month and furniture and home stores saw a increase of 1.4%. even though retail dropped 5.4%. the hope consumer spending stays strong. players i are making moves. the building behind me a space used to be owned by gap has been souped-up by is a worse ski. they are hoping that consumer spending will remain strong, get stronger by that point. connell: whole thing is interesting post-pandemic. i have one question, madison, completely unrelated to new york. it is raining in new york. are you standing under a scaffold t

caller: i was working on different projects on his facilities in -- on madison avenue and i had to givehird version of space planning situation. we are in a very serious precipice. what i'm concerned about is the abortion issue, the immigration issue and civil rights and the supreme court issue. it is very serious where we are heading. host: thank you for the call. on those issues and how members on both sides of the aisle try to frame that ahead of 120 days until the midterm election. guest: absolutely. i know democrats are going to hammer the abortion decision that came out of the just weeks ago, they see that of course it is a deeply personal and emotional issue for many people across the country on both sides of the issue but democrats are also going to hammer it politically and they see that roll back of abortion rights in their favor and potentially activating their base, activating women and men who are outraged by that change and by the diminished access to abortion across the country. in terms of immigration, that is something that republicans are really focusing on and especia

i read more in part on madison avenue.n games and it is free to attend. - you okay? - there's a flex alert today so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we are going to reduce our energy use from 4-9pm. what now? i stepped on a plug. oh that's my bad! unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages the power is ours. >> welcome back from paws of fury. the legend of hank to where the crawdads sing sting. richards has a look at movies come out for us this weekend. >> who knew any law they could go through so many be. for the family this weekend. there's paws of fury. the legend of hank, an animated spoof of the 1974 classic blazing saddles. the mel brooks comedy dealt with a black sheriff in a white western town. this time of the stories about dogs and cats trying to get along. the movie also takes plenty of inspiration from the come to hand a franchise. try to forget that it's a satire of one of the greatest companies have are. and it doesn't compare. but if you get that, you're

the celebration occurring in the madison area, he contemplated another attack with the firearm in his car. his cell phone was dumped in the 6500 block of university avenuemiddleton. that was recovered yesterday by the fbi and it's being processed right now. >> [ inaudible question ]. >> so, what happens now that the bond hearing occurred, the judge held him without bail. he will go through an intake process at the lake county jail. they will go through a number of criteria questions and he'll be classified on where he should be placed within the jail. depending on how those questions turn up, he might be placed in an individual cell. that's something that the jail will work on. they go through their internal process. >> [ inaudible question ] >> during the interview, did he express any remorse or anything? >> i don't want to get into his remorse two more, guys. two more. >> [ inaudible question ]. >> when he was in there seven hours, he went to wisconsin, on his way back, he was caught on 41 by a police officer. >> he was in plaidson 57d middleton, wisconsin. >> why was he in madison of all places?

celebration occurring in the madison area, he contemplated another attack with the firearm he had in his car. his cell phone was dumped in the 6500 block of university avenue in middleton. that was recovered yesterday by the fbi. and it's being processed right now. >> so what happens now that the bond hearing occurred, the judge held him without bail. he will go through an intake process at the lake county jail. they will go through a number of criteria, questions, and he will be classified on where he should be placed within the jail, depending on how those questions turn up, he might be placed in an individual cell. that's something that the jail will work on and they go through their internal processes. >> where was he at in kenosha? >> did he express any kind of remorse? >> i don't want to get into his demeanor during the interview. >> we'll take two more, guys. two more. sir? >> where was he at? when he went to wisconsin, which way back did he come on 41 by the north chicago police officer. >> he was in madison and middleton, wisconsin. no

the celebration occurring in the madison area, i contemplated another attack with a firearm he had in his car. his cell phone was tapped in a 6500 block of university avenuen. that was recovered yesterday by the fbi. it is being right now. >> investigators don't know exactly why crimo decided not to attack and instead drove back to illinois where he was later arrested, but they say there are indications that he had not put in up resorted to pulling off a second shooting. the mass shooting that killed seven people, the motive remains unclear. however, authorities say he went into detail about what you're done, opening fire from a rooftop in highland park, targeting barre chords. police citing 83 bullet shells and three ammunition magazines on the rooftop. there are also facing questions about how crimo was able to legally buy guns despite making threats of violence in the past. in 2019, police were called to his matters to me that he had threatened to kill everyone. 69, a dagger, and a sword were confiscated at the time, but no firearms. his father sponsored his application for a gun license later that year. he is now speaking about his son for the first t