where is marge with her daughter, kathy?hat do you do you're beautiful, marge! >> what are you doing to stay so i don't think? >> well, my nine children kept me quite busy. >> you're so beautiful we have an extra special thing for you. mr. roker, will you step in? >> marge, it's good to see you you look fantastic thank you for being here this is the first time we've done a 100-year-old live this is awesome. >> and she is lively >> guess what, marge the folks at smuckers want you to see this. we've put your face on a smuckers jar >> aw. >> yeah. did you ever think you'd see yourself on the smuckers jar, marge? >> it took me 100 years to get on television. >> we've been missing out. >> thank you >> our friends at smuckers are going to send you a real jar with your face on the label. so just as sweet as you are, you're going to be on some sweet, sweet jam >> happy birthday, marge we love you! >> thank you both so much. >> thank you, al, and welcome back >> thank you that's so sweet of you >> marge, you are lovely happy birthday

my mom also came to visit marge. that's how close we were.t met her, she was sitting there at the table all by herself. i felt very, very, very sorry for her. >> the new kid in school, huh? >> yes. everybody was staying away from her. i offered her a cup of coffee. little did i know how important that cup of coffee would be. >> cement your friendship, huh? >> yes, it did. >> sitting side by side, kelly kept scrupulous notes for what she said was thousands of hours of conversations with marjorie, often telling the chatterbox to slow down. marjorie thought she was talking to someone who would help her beat the rap for killing her boyfriend. but kelly would also try to use their conversations to steer her new friend to talk about a different case, the pizza bombing. >> we talked of her past relationships, the murder of roden of course, and then slowly into the pizza bomber. >> how does that subject get introduced, kelly, the brian wells pizza case? >> through rothstein. >> bill rothstein, marjorie's onetime fiance who turned her in for killing r

i don't power them to take to speak at one of these events to run on these events to be a father marge's and just showing them that they are capable of. starting their own movement. how. come. they say the investigation. their station starts they can say. they're definitely connected it's the size of the same coin i think in order for you to see real change there it takes building their relationship there are levels of relationship that they have to occur where you're trying to make make real change so it's one thing for us. to be on the ground be grassroots be on the field but there's no mandate that's helping us to do those things so i think having the right people who have those connections you need that you need that's also getting the folks who actually in the field who are living this on every day this is trying to make a difference and the folks who are able to reach those in the power that have the power to write laws to to give resources to send funds to these committees that. good afternoon everybody so before we get started on the road noticing how the young people behind me i

. >> during our march of dimes campaign, our mothers' marge is one of our finest helpful organizationsure they can be a lot of help in this campaign, and if we get it properly cleared, i am sure we can do it. there is one thing that i sincerely believe that if we can ever get them in for the first shot, we certainly shouldn't fail to get them in for the second and third shots. >> we feel as a gimmick it would be well to use a portable merry-go-round for these mobile units, let me see if i can get one for you. >> how many clerical workers do you need each day? at least a minimum number for each day's work. >> next came actions by the community organizations. publicity. the junior chamber of commerce plastered the city with posters. the local transportation company cooperated by displaying posters. and car cards. group participation by community organizations was encouraged. >> everyone that you come in contact with during the day, your neighbors, your business associates, but you have had the vaccination, and that you recommend it for them and the entire community. one thing we would li

. >>> today marges four years since the ghost ship fire in oakland. a large party. oakland settled lawsuits. the oakland warehouse was never inspected and promises were made to finds the system. what's been done. >> reporter: a party, a fire and 36 lives lost since the ghost ship tragedy. >> that's unsuspect able. >> a city audit more than half of inspecteds were never done. >> that's troubling. we have time to look forward and tell the residents and businesses we're doing everything we can to keep them state. >> law requires fire departments inspect schools and highrises. 2400 properties have gone unchecked. >> will we have ghost ship the sequel before the people say this is something that is important and needs to be addressed. >> larry brooks addressed the short dumbings. >> there's so much going on, the city has to figure out how to solve them and there's not enough resources to address them all. >> oakland hired another 18 inspectors but that did not increase checks. most of the buildings have not been visited. >> there wasn't an inventory of those that had to

loses and losing through 4 weeks of testing allowed the disease to grow exponentially so and marge who started off with a handful of untested cases by the end of march it was increasing exponentially or over. there were several 100000 cases of its continued to urge to grow having that the c.d.c. is obviously we invite them on and there they say they're doing everything by the board who also actually talk about the fame thing happening with the immunity test i understand but the p.p.a. catastrophe you blame jared kushner and vice president pat. yes. and in many others earn including. tony fauci who has proved liberal americans in fact are majority americans because the earth the good doctor on the spar talking of truth so long as it's now sit back at the end of 0 year it was showing people absolutely no need so where were mass and he later admitted he views same as because. the drastic shortage of protective gear through hospital were to decisions in nurses but the one you see lied to the american public and this initial publicity campaign to discourage people from going out and trying

health care and voting rights on criminal justice racial justice and climate change when you're so marge done. so much that can make the lives of people with joy. gena whole country was so much better a win in the senate means biden will be able to push through policy without resistance from republican senate majority leader mitch mcconnell who for the 1st time eg knowledge biden's will. after the country's electoral college on monday certified the vote result the electoral college. vote. so today i want to congratulate president elect joe biden but even those members of his own republican party are now congratulating biden on his victory president donald trump refuses to concede the white house press secretary insists the vote result is still not final the president is still involved in ongoing litigation related to the election polls show dozens of congressional republicans support trump's unproven claims of election fraud and trump's refusal to concede to biden is worrying some georgia voters it's sad this leave united states somebody have to be big enough if they think it's over ob-l

allergy and infectious diseases when rubio took to twitter tweeting out dr pao she lied about masks and marge dr g. has been distorting the level of vaccination needed bird immunity it isn't just him many in.

allergy and infectious diseases when rubio took to twitter tweeting out dr pao she lied about masks and marge dr g. has been distorting the level of vaccination needed bird immunity it isn't just him many elite bubbles believe the american people doesn't know what's good for them so they need to be tricked into doing the right thing well if anyone knows anything about elite bubbles here in the united states it's got to be senator rubio who back on december 19th used his elite bubble status as a u.s. senator to secure himself a covert vaccination before thousands upon thousands of at risk front line workers in the health care industry even got away with a one. so as we continue to fight for table scraps and elitists like marco rubio live fat off of our tax dollars my friends i think it's time we start watching the homes. in a city street. let's see this is joyce state. great city this least systemic deception is so much. welcome everyone watching the harks i am tired of it and i'm a just across so amazing i did you like that battle royal we saw congress take place all the backstabbing in the c

he was asked by marge simpson to design a library.e reads the letter and rips it it up and throws it on the sidewalk and he said genius, and that became the idea for the sculpture in "thecismsons," crumpled paper. garry as an amf.8za architect d what most architects have to do is to marshall a lot of forced, a lot of different creative types, clients, people who have an interest in how this project turns out to get them all on the same page and come up with what essentially is a compromise. that's what he did in the memorial to eisenhower. he kept working with the design overside groups in washington and kept working with the family. there were several meetings. some of them went but after making several substantial changes to the design including removing some of the tapestries and moving the sculptures around and changing the sort of symbolism of it he got the family on board and he cites that as one of the happiest accomplishments in the old protracted struggle to get the memorial built. >> and then what about the role of the commi

a close marge anyone arizona. far more than 537 votes.n given what has been presented to the justice department thus far you might overturn a few hundred votes -- but not tens of thousands of votes. the trump campaign insists that if it could win the lawsuits it has out there which would throw out wholesale lots of mail-in ballots, you could overturn the outcome of the election. i don't want to say i can read the president's mind, but it's clear if his attorney general is saying they have not seen fraud at a level to overturn the election that, won't sit well with the president who believes there was wide scale fraud and voter irregularities and more than enough to overturn the election. there might be a difference of opinion on this topic. >> dana: i think it was over the weekend that the president tweeted about the justice department and the fbi. >> yes. saying where are you, saying they are missing in action? >> they are no longer missing in action because the attorney general has spoken. i am not convinced that the president will like

not just georgia is you know, look out nevada, marge and his razor-thin. the nevada judge denying the campaigns request a block certification in the campaign he vowing to legal remedies. we will have an exclusive reaction tonight from the lead attorney in nevada straight ahead. look at your screen, the campaign admitted 20 binders with 8,000 pages of evidence in just -- just in nevada alone. that's 130 illegal ballots that they are saying was caused. a potentially 23,000 that mailed out of state, and ballots cast from nonexistent or commercial addresses. if 1500 votes from people who we dead. here's the trump lawyer come on dressy yesterday explaining just what's at stake here. take a look. >> every one of these instances that we've identified has resulted in disenfranchisement. what we can do is turn a blind eye. if we to keep being the beacon f representative democracy in the world. we just can't turn a blind eye to it. that's not what we do in america, we make it right. we're asking the court to make it right. in the way to do that is to make sure they

. >> marg red, the president was telling all sorts of lies during his rally last night and today georgia's lieutenant governor, a republican, said that rhetoric isn't helpful when they're trying to get people to turn out for the upcoming runoff election. >> i've been on the phone with republican operatives this week. we heard that bit of sound of ron mcdaniel saying, no, no, no, the election wasn't really a fraud. it's not so much of a fraud that you can't not vote. truly, actually, that is a real risk. this is a fear with republican operatives on the phone, operatives on the line down to georgia and those on the ground in georgia are hearing this. people are saying, if this election was a fraud, why do i need to vote? that risks putting georgia in a tossup category in an election republicans would generally win. that's not by polyanna-ish about this, republicans continue to win southern states in the south. >> jake tapper brought this up and it is worth playing this from the 2016 campaign. you remember president trump would read the lyrics of about a song "the snake" and how a woman takes

trump will be marge alliesed by march and fox news will be a shell of its former self but still very powerful. >> trump is easier to deal with. trump feeds off us. if he's not president anymore, there is no reason for feet at the table. >> he won't feed off me. on august rags day, it will be the bake sale, the local boy scout bake sale. our kicker is local troop number 85. raised $65. and that's what it will be. trump held a rally in wherever. it will be the final note. and thank you and good night. we'll see you tomorrow. >> you said he won't feed off you. that's absolute. i've never seen you share food with anybody. >> well, guess what, you don't have to when you ain't hungry. you don't have to share your food. >> i'm hungry. >> stop being a leech. >> i'm a hungry leech. >> hey, wait a minute. hold on. where did he go? did everything away? >> never. >> you didn't say it. >> i said i love you, d lemon. it's never enough with you. >> this is cnn tonight. i'm don lemon. this is what my mom would say all the time. don't act a follow. don't embarrass us. president trump is acting like a

. >> for the town of nemburo, the month of marge was a month of daily death.eath notices here, this woman died on the 7th of march. this man died on the 8th of march. >> starting here, you not only see the ferocity of this disease but the silence with which it kills. >> reporter: empty flights, deserted city centers and cruise ships floating listlessly through the open water, their trapped passengers hoping in vain for a place to port. the virus made its way around the world like the grim reaper, taking victims as it spread its wrath. >> i was called out last night to his wife of many years had passed away. >> this video shows patients lying on the floor at a madrid hospital >> these are body, just watching the video is difficult, imagine going through those containers in person looking for your dad's body. >> reporter: on march 11th the world health organization declared a global pandemic. >> pandemic is not a word to use lightly. >> reporter: by then, life as we knew it already long gone, millions across the world living for months under strict lockdowns to

when it came to snow white, they couldn't have done it without marge. >> everything she does, that wasl because she was. we lost the great art of scooby-doo, too. joe reuben and ken spears visioned a gang of teenagers and a great dane teaming up to solve mysteries. ♪ we can count on you, scooby-doo ♪ >> i can say there is good trash and bad trash. bad trash are shows that aren't well-executed. >> reporter: scooby-doo was commissioned by fred silverman, top executive at cbs. he was one of the most powerful people in the industry, buying hits like "all in the family," and "lalaverne and shirley," which lost one of its stars, david lander, known as squiggy, left us, also. for all of those, we give a fond farewell. ♪ [theme from "mash". [. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: but out of that, a new holiday was born. >> a festivus for the rest of us. >> reporter: holidays are tough without the ones we love, unless, that is, you celebrate festivus. >> you gather your family around and tell them all of the ways they have disappointed you over the last year. >> reporter: at 92, jerry stiller, the father of actor

he then, so how marge schott iranian policymakers really counting on a biden presidency, turning around the whole relationship a little with the u.s. . excuse me. i didn't hear you are saying that, well, it's given everything that's happened in the relationship between iran and the us to what extent are rainy and policymakers really counting on the biden administration? well, i don't think the conservatives are or aren't doing a lot, but what's as i, as, as for my analysts, this is that everyone is gathering the costs for new, let's say negotiations for new talks, not negotiating on a. but if there is that debate's going to happen, everyone would need to have a new carts. and this little who'd give the iranian government, even though the iranian government wasn't good, but could do you that good carts to use in and it debates with us, especially can't think that we are going told new elections in iran within the next 6 months. we'll have a new president, and probably the new president will be from the conservatives if the situation goes on like this, and he would need discourse to use t

since marge my colleagues and i have real prevented technologies to allow state employees safely effectively in the new environment. we have helped their state agencies quickly deliver critical digital services including unemployment insuran insurance, and new hampshire i worked closely with the public health agencies to ensure they have the necessary tools to the areaapabilities in as contact tracing, case management, data analytics and ppe ande pretoria. my colleagues and i have been honored to play a role in fighting covid-19, we have taken on additional responsibilities and incurred new expenses while continuing to face unrelenting cyber threat environment. i am concerned about how crucial it and cybersecurity initiatives will remain funded in the coming months and years, states have seen significant decline in revenue and will be forced to make difficult budgetary decisions. as president i know i speak for all of my colleagues around the country when i say to the dedicated federally funded cybersecurity grant program for state and local governments is overdue. additionally state governm

typically it runs 2 to 2.5% of marg capital. we didn't make a new high for two years. that's may of 2018 since then the s&p is up 35% total margin debt from here to here is only up 7% maybe it fits in with other indicators of heavy speculation going on right now but in itself it is a market indicator and tells you the market has been rallying and tells you that they are willing to take borrowing against their portfolio. doesn't tell me you are worried. >> i love when you debunk the "wall street journal." we should have a daily segment not so much vulnerability, but what does it tell you how exposed people are to leveraged etfs and other things that take on this debt. >> certain types of etfs that are pure momentum and daily leverage, that stuff looked a little bit crazy look at all the huge volumes and call options these are inherently leveraged instruments. you pay a small amount and get exposure to upside you have a lot of instances where individuals are willing to take on more risk but to me borrowing against your portfolio with a margin loan is not right yet tellin

. >> yes, i am marge gerry. i am a resident. two things. bring back the 27. agree with the other two callers, absolutely. by the way, how about the folsom and the number 47, all buses that are heading out from downtown going to 15th are not running. i have to walk the entire time. the number 8 goes on the free wait at sixth street or fifth street. they are getting their transportation, but all of us who need the 27, the folsom, 47, we are not getting anything. lastly, this might not be your category. the subway problem. the portal that is on fourth street between harrison and bryan is full of graffiti. i have been complaining about this for a while. you might say just call central subway. that is not working. we live in a neighborhood here. we have to walk around and look at that disgusting portal of the graffiti now getting worse and worse. nobody is cleaning it or taking care of it. no one is taking care of any of it. you put the portal down for the central subway underground and you have this graffiti accumulating and no one is taking care of it. 27 bring

he is saying have you got to stay at home but never mind the marge rita that's being served to me herethe resort in cabo. it's like are you kidding me? where do you get these people. brian: where do you get governors like in new york writes a book and international emmy i don't have enough money to hand out a vaccine. until the money gives me money even if i get a vaccine i'm thought handing it out. what about the mayor who says i'm shutting down schools and gave you 45 minutes notice. be patient, i don't really know how i'm going to reopen the schools which the cdc says shouldn't have been closed to begin with we are living amongst idiots and sadly they are in control and many people, not us, put them in power. steve: and ultimately it comes down to the people and if you don't like them, vote them out. that's what it always comes down to because that pretty much is the way they work for us and if we don't like what they're doing, goodbye. ainsley: the problem is some people don't trust the election system. steve: i have heard that. that's your point right here. griff jenkins is live i