are you talking about miss marilyn.h miss marilyn okay. >> no, i thought you were talking about herself in third person. miss marilyn. okay. in third person. wouldn't that be funny? i was like, wait, no, marilyn is incredibly talented and has one of the best back stories ever. oh, she was a backup dancer. like an actual dancer throughout the 90s for michael jackson, whitney houston . such a story. my husband did a great story. he posted it again recently. oh, you got to see she's a whitney. >> yeah, i'm gonna look for this. >> okay. it is giving a little bit of whitney. >> i like it. >> how will i know now? i see the reference. okay, i love it. this is really cool. okay. thank you for turning us on to that. and, ginger, don't worry. if you ever start actually referring to yourself in the third person, that's what we're going to fly over and check you. that's okay. i know you'll appreciate that. okay. >> she has got a whole folder. >> she i love it. >> we'll see you in your folder at seven and we'll be right back. >> see

and women in marilyn masks, giving them pills. # one word from her lips and the deaf can hear.h, yeah...# and then there's this huge statue of marilyn that's being carried along, and then it falls over and breaks, and there's like a sort of chaos at the end. i mean, it'sjust like, "what is this? "how's anyone allowed to do this?" i mean, i was absolutely overjoyed they were, but ijust couldn't believe what i was seeing, that that had come from his imagination. cymbal crashes your next choice for this programme is the painter, francis bacon, famous for his anguished, screaming figures. sometimes they're naked, sometimes they're caged. yeah. why bacon? fu n stuff. well, i mean, if you're thinking about an adolescent and being, you know, a teenager, that's how you feel. or often you feel, like, misunderstood, and you want to get into the dark side of life, not that you know anything about it particularly. and so bacon, for me, wasjust, he kind of spoke to me. ijust thought, "this is just amazing that someone does this." and also, he was very articulate. when did you first see his

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the resolution proposed sending a letter written by alameda mayor marilyn ezzy ashcraft on behalf of the council to president biden. after hours of public comment, there was no vote when the mayor motion for a vote, no one seconded. it coming up later in the newscast, we're going to hear from the mayor. >> still ahead, how police say one bay area woman took it on herself and to try and kill her ex-boyfriend. how some san francisco leaders are hoping to bring a eye to the former westfield mall. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yup, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network. give your business a head start in 2024 with this great offer. plus, ask how to get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. switch today. look mom, i found one. oh, yeah, you did. but we need an atm from our bank unl

his mother and father marilyn and don-- >> in your happiest memory, what do you see rusty doing?u happy and life. he was wonderful to be around. >> good kid, he really was. >> but behind the wide grin and nice guy demeanor, was a determined and ambitious businessman. rusty had spent time in the corporate world but was now itching to go the jobs route. rusty's wife andrea out more than anybody understood. she backed rusty when he wanted to focus on a start-up. >> they were really partners in every way shape and form. whether it was in life, whether it was through business ventures. i think that they both were able to treat each other in a way that made each other better. >> and their marriage had seemed solid to people who had known them, which is why details that came out later surprised everyone. for now, rusty's grief stricken friends and family wanted answers. answers that seemed to be taking a long time in coming. robert james was the dekalb county district attorney. >> no one had any idea who did this when it happened. >> for weeks after rusty's death, police had been flound

this is marilyn levanda. we are being hit by a missile. we hit a rocket. yemen vs england. where 12% of world trade passes through this red sea when the zionists gaza they narrowed it for the palestinians, the yemenis also blocked the energy artery towards the occupied territories. with these boats, ansarullah stopped the giants who were supposed to deliver fuel for the zionist regime's war machine. when, according to the political vice president of yemen, the us guard of the zionists could not secure this sea for them, they resorted to war tactics. at 12 midnight, american and british fighters launched an attack in the name of the coalition. but with the dawn of tomorrow , the countries around this sea will announce that they are not part of this coalition, and even the europeans will fail. france decided not to join a coalition who wanted to carry out a preventive attack against the houthis in their territory. a naval coalition was formed against yemen. in response to whether america will declare the ansarullah movement as a terrorist organization or not? these cruel aggr

the december of 63, lincoln any colonel marilyn turley on the weapon. johnson when he comes into office is wondering to what extent lincoln program is policy amnesty, visited the covers almost everyone must take the oath and those excluded under amnesty they have to apply it. the short version is it did apply complete protection. ... issue a part of the question is, at the paroles already served that function or was there going to be a next step, what you follow through with a pardon this becomes one of the contenders issues esp and this will become one of the really contentious issues especially among and to johnson and grant. that's the summer of 1865. >> all right. well, thank you very much, everybody, for participating. i'm going to get back to the issues at hand, and they're so much that we didn't cover. this is such a great book and so much come we didn't cover what congressman harris there in maryland, that all agreed about it because it'ss really great. when you talk about the soldiers that testified against him, when we didn't talk about too mu

marilyn, marilyn. >> because you know, marilyn, for all the all the documentaries that i've seen in thisnd and these poor girls who were enlisted as masseuses, for instance , when you went to visit instance, when you went to visit them, it wasn't likely that you were getting a neck and shoulder massage. >> so , no, i mean, surely the >> so, no, i mean, surely the goodness , there's no smoke goodness, there's no smoke without . fire without. fire >> there is that argument as well . i >> there is that argument as well. i agree >> there is that argument as well . i agree with you. i >> there is that argument as well. i agree with you. i agree with you. i mean, i think as you say, i mean the sleaziness and the seediness that went on and maybe people will come forward now if they're named. i just have i just don't feel comfortable with it. put it that way. >> well, do you know, do you know what i do? >> you know what i'm interested in? i'm interested in, um, obviously these dirt balls that are, you know, these guys are, um, you know, these guys that involved in all of that are involved in all

this is marilyn levanda. we are being hit by a missile. we hit a rocket. yemen vs england. we are on fire. we are on fire. a poor country against the richest countries. he stood tall with the biggest armies. with these boats, ansarullah prevented the giants who were supposed to deliver fuel to the zionist regime's war machine when, according to the political vice president of yemen, the american guard of the zionists could not clear this sea for they took a slow war tactic at 12 midnight american and british fighters attacked the name. he refused to declare the road as a terrorist organization or not. because he did not have a sufficient answer about the failure of the naval alliance that he wanted to form with the presence of 40 countries. and the strength of the yemenis was not reduced. these cruel aggressions will not deter yemen from its position in supporting the oppressed palestinian nation . immediately, ansarullah targeted an american cruise ship to send a message to america that the red sea is safe with or without intervention. not for the zionists. from that day u

. >> the council and community discussed mayor marilyn ezzy ashcraft letter to president biden requesting an immediate cease-fire in gaza on behalf of the city council. public comment on the letter lasted for hours. hilda paulson said every second it was needed. believe that cease-fire is a local issue because our tax dollars currently our fund genocide and >> and so we want to lift up our voices to say no more. that money could be saying here in city funding needed services, yamuna, friends and families for a cease-fire organization rallied outside of city hall calling on the council members to adopt the cease-fire >> i'll stay in an arab community members from the some community members. they feel on they feel they don't feel heard. and so this is their chance to have their say. >> in front of our elected officials the public about how this >> genocide that we're supporting is impacting them here at home. >> some people in alameda say the war is a personal issue. number have friends who have lost family members, multiple family members and it's just this time. >> morning. we don't want

the mayor, marilyn ezzy ashcraft speaking out after the city council rejected her letter calling for a cease-fire in gaza. i mean, the city council's first meeting of the new year lasted about 5 hours tuesday night nearly 200 people commenting on the mayor's letter requested an immediate cease-fire in gaza and condemn the hamas attack on israel will tell me i wasn't the situation so complicated and i say. >> it's complicated and it's simple right now righc here where we are. >> the u.s. could do more. mayor ezzy ashcraft says she's attended numerous meetings about the issue. >> and she felt she needed to do some think when you see something. but you think it's wrong to say don't speak that just turn the other way, nor it we down tuesday the city council was supposed to vote on whether or not to send the mayor's letter to president biden. but at the end of the marathon meeting, there was no motion to vote on the letter. it ended in a stalemate. the mayor says she still glad she put forward and that the community had a forum to discuss it in a civil way. ezzy ashcraft says there are st

. >> let's hear from marilyn, connecticut, independent line, you're on with our guest, good morning. >> good morning, thank you for taking my call. as an independent voter in the blue state i'm not affiliated with a party but i do have a lot of questions about the republican party's stance on border security and i'm confused as to why that's such a concern for them they vote against every package that includes border security and are even now calling for shutdown of government. don't they realize ass they call for shut do you know of government that includes the border patrol? it's very disconcerting that they don't seem to realize that or they're trying to gaslight people and as a woman voter it's concerning the stance they take about removing rights from women. they -- they vote to cover viagra as a medical thing with insurances but yet remove healthcare for women, birth control in some states and abortion in other states. >> okay, caller thank you for that. i want to start that. abortion as an issue particularly amongst the candidates involved. what's -- how much of that issue is

since the start of russia's invasion in 2022. 7 more i was bringing military analysts marine, and marilyn down from king's college, london, marine, it's good to see you. ukrainians and foreign minister says that the priority of this year for the country is to gain control of the sky is now, is that feasible? and wouldn't make a difference for us any like a har key, which is so close to the russian border. good evening. well, we'll have to the construct what collab i saying because the ukraine of being able to control it. skies is a very complicated matter and what it means is that you create at least once a year. it's a very oregon meaning being able to operate in the sky without any prohibitive actions by the russians. and that would entail on 2 types of operations. defensive content, air operations, and offensive content air over agents, meaning that the ukrainians would need to have enough aircraft to engage the russian aircraft and they would have to have and that to work off of ground based air defense systems. so i'm not sure how it is envisaged that the freight is going to achieve

things... so i’ll show you this picture, from here from afar, maybe you also see merllin monroe, yes marilyname thing happened to you before the operation, that’s right, what was the degree of myopia minus. 75 and 3.25 i had astigmatism, -2.75 and minus plus astigmatism and -3.25, what is the general problem of people with nearsightedness, what was difficult? you know, i’m also a doctor , in an emergency room it’s very difficult to wear glasses, the schedule is quite hectic, and contact lenses bring a lot of discomfort, yeah, so i decided to get surgery, well, yes, but myopic people see well up close, okay? people don’t even see one line, so when a patient comes in and wants to have an operation, it’s understandable; our task, as doctors, is to assess the situation and examine patient in order to identify those patients who cannot do this and... well, for 20 minutes, two eyes, the laser itself works for seconds, that is, the process itself, when we evaporate the cornea, is literally seconds, because let's look at the screen, what tell us, waving our arms, when everything can be shown, we go

marilyn marth or has legally changed his name to represent his mexican heritage instilled in him by hister parents. he is now lamar hernandez thorpe in a press release mayor shared he was born in prison to a mother addicted to heroin. but it was 2 days old is placed in foster care and raised by mexican immigrants in los angeles. his foster parents fought to adopt him legally but failed. the mayor recently lost his father to cancer, but as of this week, he now legally carries his last name. hernandez torp coming up, a lost out to building destroyed in a fire is coming down. how the demo will help fire crews figure out the cause of the blaze. plus, vice president kamala harris making a stop at state capitol today in sacramento. her message. >> the california democrat and it's been almost 2 years since the start of the russia-ukraine war tonight, how group of bay area ukrainians are using art to bring awareness to the long-lasting impact of the war. you want to see who we are as americans? i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fo

. >> was go to constance and marilyn democrat line hello there pig. >> hello gentlemen how are you doingy question it is twofold is there something congress can do about the governor of texas trafficking human beings? and to why hasn't congress fixed the immigrationed system? >> there is no political war right now to duke comprehensive immigration reform. in fact immigration has been an issue that is a weaponize every four years. it is utilized as it's attempted to be utilized right now for political purpose. we must get to that. but even the low hanging fruit in thewh immigration debate whih is not a simple debate because in the immigration debate has tps recipients. it has a family reunification. it has a host of issues within the broader immigration debate. we have to see those low hanging fruits like dreamers who came in their 1-year-old, 2-year-old bittern out nurses, teachers, homeowners, small business owners, we have not even seen the will to bring those streamers in. an intern what happens is this is utilized just before as a weapon a political weapon and that's what is happenin

interface and are intended to help people with lim, disability, or amputations control nearby devices, marilyn perceived clearance last year to conduct its 1st trial, but has face calls for further scrutiny regarding its safety protocols. before we go, here's a reminder of our top story today. former pockets, sony prime minister and wrong con, has been sentenced to 10 years in jail. on the courts found him guilty of revealing especial secrets. the development comes at hand to february's parliamentary elections and talks don spine to his popular support. con has been bards and running. and don't forget, you can always get the the news on the go. just download our app from google play or from the app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world. as well as push notifications for any breaking news unless that you're up to date of next tomorrow today looks at the importance of writing by hand. and of course the use of a i n schools. jared read will have more headlines at the top of the next hour, the, the learning curve of the digital age. why handwriting is crucial

i want to start with a recent poll run by the washington post with the university of marilyn.s believe a conspiracy theory that the fbi organised and encouraged the attack on the capitol onjanuary 6. just talk to us about how that idea appears to have taken hold. , ., ., , ., hold. there is a whole separate right-wing _ hold. there is a whole separate right-wing info _ hold. there is a whole separate right-wing info sphere - hold. there is a whole separate right-wing info sphere that - hold. there is a whole separate right-wing info sphere that is i right—wing info sphere that is apart from the mainstream media and apart from facts or accuracy or truth, which just sort of recycles lies. donald trump said today the fbi was involved in january six and trump said today the fbi was involved injanuary six and to talk to these people, they accept that as fact. i interviewed a number of them, the people that took the pole and said i believe the fbi did this, i quoted one guy saying everybody knows this, everybody knows the fbi did it, and it is breathtaking and stunning and is the fi

i think that given kim kardashian’s experience with the marilyn monroe dress, it’s definitely not worthme that these things they should be kept somewhere, i don’t know, in a museum , for example, so that everyone has the opportunity to look at them on occasion, i agree, well , let’s continue the topic of outfits in our most favorite section, of course, let’s talk about the houndstooth, which never goes out of fashion, classic houndstooth pattern. something that never goes out of style, it is created by weaving horizontal and vertical threads, mostly black and white, it also has many names: dog tooth or houndstooth. let's take a look at history together classic print. the very first example of a similar pattern is found in a cape found in sweden in 1920. the russian name for the print is goosefoot. the pink pattern resembled that of a chicken. in english-speaking countries, the name dog fang is common, derived from its resemblance to the sharp teeth of dogs. the pattern is also called pepita, which comes from the spanish word for seeds. houndstooth is one of the oldest patterns currently

and then you can go back to j, f k, marilyn monroe. apparently the, the, the allegations were the j f k linked a whole bunch of sensitive secret. them our them on, right? we didn't have what's up back then. perhaps we should have had it back. then let me, let me ask you if i may. so, but before i let you go, when it comes to developing this a, i was there any collaboration done with external agencies, private tech firms, or international partners and developing this technology? or is it all domestically done? you know, it's absolute peace dot indian absolutely indian is in house because want me to go on to any funding platform to be able to do that. then you lost myself. it's good ability because anything which is on a funding platform is very difficult then to be able to monitor. so it's a highly in depth and it's data be odd and devised. and the, i would say adapted for our means of a simulation of it is a scenario. so there is no question of it to be able to anybody want to get into it all of its going to be deducting the very impor

lyosha, i’m marina, you look like marilyn munroe, in my opinion, not very much, it looks like you’re the jacket wanted enroll my son in school. and you know, in my opinion, there is nothing creepy here. well, why not, why not? well, first of all, you lasted much longer than him, and he will be younger than you. oh, secondly, so, well, what are you talking about now, well, what are they talking about, they will extract the last money out of me, well, out of fear, you are not married, you have every right, and in general they don’t give any money from you they won’t get it, but if nastya finds out, oh, well, she ’s already an adult, and by the way, by the way, there is something for young people to get, stop it, egor, oh, give me your phone number, i’m just in a moment there nipple. well , i want to look after you, stop mocking me, stop it , you need to think about what to do, well, honey, maybe stop thinking, it’s time to act, as we know how to do , unlike you, track, let’s go, i, unlike some time ago i didn’t waste it in vain, let’s go, egorushka, let’s go, goodbye, happy, goodbye ,

from showing up for tuesday's alameda city council meeting the council and community discussed mayor marilyn ezzy ashcraft letter to president biden requesting an immediate cease-fire in gaza on behalf of the city council. public comment on the letter lasted for hours. hilda paulson said every second it was needed. believe that cease-fire is a local issue because our tax dollars currently are funding side and >> and so we want to lift up our voices to say no more. that money could be saying here in city funding needed services, yamuna, friends and families for a cease-fire organization rallied outside of city hall calling on the council members to adopt the cease-fire >> palestinian and arab community members from the some community members, they feel on they feel they don't feel heard. and so this is their chance to have their say. >> in front of our elected officials the public about how this >> genocide that we're supporting is impacting them here at home. >> some people in alameda say the war is a personal issue. number us have friends who have lost family members, multiple family member

. >> say marilyn, mum >> when they say marilyn, mum was and then you find was a size 16 and then you1952 size 16 was completely they've completely different. they've just changed the boundaries, essentially. they've essentially. but yeah, they've cleared that backlog, but not the backlog , just the backlog the backlog, just the backlog up to june of a certain year when to a june of a certain year when something was mentioned about, we've the old backlog. we've cleared the old backlog. >> one is just an >> the new one is just an a queue to be processed. yeah. >> new one is mainland >> the new one is in mainland europe. warming doing europe. just warming up, doing some boxing . some shadow boxing. >> also clearing the >> yeah. and also clearing the backlog something that's backlog isn't something that's positive a lot of times positive because a lot of times that's, know, people have that's, you know, people have come they say, no, come here and they say, oh no, you they're you can all all right. they're just out the sort of just dishing out the sort of asylum. uh, okay. just and peopl

marilyn stuff. 50th anniversary of her death. they'd done, like, a memorial service for her in la , and it was so for her in la, and it was so fabulous. i love marilyn, and i think it's so good to collect things like , well, you might be things like, well, you might be lucky because there's a lipstick on the on. >> so because, i mean, i'm not saying i know, i don't >> so because, i mean, i'm not sayingwhat know, i don't >> so because, i mean, i'm not sayingwhat krbudgeton't >> so because, i mean, i'm not sayingwhat krbudgetis,t >> so because, i mean, i'm not sayingwhat krbudget is, steph, know what your budget is, steph, but the dress, there's a couple of are expected to of dresses that are expected to raise least 80,000 lipstick. raise at least 80,000 lipstick. >> there's the lipstick used i well, i would presume so that's hugh hefner's, um , um, smoking jacket. >> and that dress there is expect . to fetch 79,000 to £160,000. >> ooh. is that all i thought it would be? shall we all chew that? yeah,

. >>> latina marilyn monroe. i've got more legs than a bucket of chicken. >>> when the first shots of the revolutionary wore rang out almost 250 years ago, the country needed someone who would not only unite the colonies, but lead an army of unskilled soldiers into battle. that man, george washington, who fended off the siege of boston under the cover of darkness. who mobilized his men at valley forge and forced the british to surrender in yorktown. george washington defied the odds. now joe biden thinks he can repeat history. after a weeklong caribbean vacation where he just had skin cancer returns with a sunburn, joe biden took another two days off and went to valley forge to say i am joe washington. >> general george washington knew he faced the most daunting of tasks, to fight and win a war against the most powerful empire that existed in the world at the time. today, we gather in a new year some 246 years later, just one day before january 6th. a day forever seared in our memory because it was on that day th

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but marilyn, the phones are up. i mean, i, i don't disagree with you that there is a role for parents in this, but it seems to me that you're focusing your anger mainly them. anger mainly at them. >> you haven't mentioned once these porn websites, which are making an absolute fortune. i mean , in france you have to mean, in france you have to produce legal documentation to show your age. it's incredibly hard . this has been brought in. hard. this has been brought in. it's very, incredibly hard to get on to these sites, and it's been into protect been brought into protect children. we know that the stuff is out we have to do is out there. we have to do better helping kids. better at helping kids. >> absolutely. porn >> well, absolutely. the porn industry absolutely raking it industry is absolutely raking it in. it really is the main thing is based in canada. so a lot of this does go down to the government being, you say, government being, as you say, a france that in place. france has got that in place. why can't kno

rmt members are protesting a 5% pay offer, calling it disappointing and items owned by marilyn monroe the hammer. those dreaming of their very own playboy mansion can get their hands on hefner's famous smoking jacket pyjamas . and jacket or silk pyjamas. and there's also a black evening gown that was worn by marilyn monroe during the making of the classic film the year classic film the seven year itch, and a custom shade of elizabeth arden lipstick in a gold case is also available that was created especially for the hollywood star. you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website, gbnews.com i >> -- >> thank 5mm >> thank you sam. now to the latest on the migrant crisis and many residents in france are utterly furious after an apartment block was taken over by the home office to house up to 300 male asylum seekers , that to 300 male asylum seekers, that brand new block of flats , over brand new block of flats, over 100 of them, was initially marketed as homes for rental . at marketed as homes for rental. at £1,400 each per month , but it's £1,400 each per month, but it'

marilyn singleton joins us now. thank you so much for joining the program.hat i just thought really gets to the bottom of this. you said while we have a legacy of slavery, we also have a legacy of strength and resilience. after all, escaping from slavery required creativity and perseverance. what did you mean by that? >> >> well, i meant it's interesting listening to this speaker on msnbc where she talks about the legacy of jim crow, the legacy of slavery. and it's like choose your legacy. choose the positive legacy. and encourage black people to be positive and to use that past to their advantage rather than making black people into victims. we are not children. we are strong people. and we have to play to those strengths. and to sit there and blame systemic neighborhood racism when you look at the study, some of the factors they use are totally bogus. it makes it clear that there is a political agenda. and as a physician who reads studies and hopes to get good science out of studies, it's disgusting to have somebody just pull out the political parts and no

the mayor, marilyn ezzy ashcraft speaking out after the city council rejected her letter calling for a cease-fire in gaza. alameda city council's first meeting of the new year lasted about 5 hours tuesday night, nearly 200 people commenting on the mayor's letter requested an immediate cease-fire in gaza and condemned the hamas attack on israel will tell me i wasn't the situation so complicated and i say. >> it's complicated and it's simple right now right here where we are. >> the u.s. could do more. mayor ezzy ashcraft says she's attended numerous meetings about the issue. >> and she felt she needed to do something. when you see something. but you think it's wrong to say don't speak that just turn the other way, nor it we don't. tuesday. the city council was supposed to vote on whether or not to send the mayor's letter to president biden. but at the end of the marathon meeting, there was no motion to vote on the letter. it ended in a stalemate. the mayor says she still glad she put forward and that the community had a forum to discuss it in a civil way. ezzy ashcraft says there are

the mayor, marilyn ezzy ashcraft speaking out after the city council rejected her letter calling for a cease-fire in gaza. alameda city council's first meeting of the new year lasted about 5 hours tuesday night, nearly 200 people commenting on the mayor's letter requested an immediate cease-fire in gaza and condemned the hamas attack on israel will tell me i wasn't the situation so complicated and i say. >> it's complicated and it's simple right now right here where we are. >> the u.s. could do more. mayor ezzy ashcraft says she's attended numerous meetings about the issue. >> and she felt she needed to do something. when you see something. but you think it's wrong to say don't speak that just turn the other way, nor it we don't. tuesday. the city council was supposed to vote on whether or not to send the mayor's letter to president biden. but at the end of the marathon meeting, there was no motion to vote on the letter. it ended in a stalemate. the mayor says she still glad she put forward and that the community had a forum to discuss it in a civil way. ezzy ashcraft says there are

the resolution proposed sending a letter written by alameda mayor marilyn ezzy ashcraft on behalf of the council to president biden. they requested an immediate cease-fire and condemn the attacks that took place on october 7th after hours of public comment, there was no vote when the mayor motion for a vote. no one second. it. >> people tell me i wasn't the situation so complicated and i say it's complicated and it's simple right now right here where we are, the u.s. could do more right now when outlier on the world stage. >> so happy she wrote the letter and that the community had the opportunity to discuss it. let's discuss the weather, shall we? with a live look outside of the very sunny san francisco today. it's friday. it certainly feels like get ready to kick off first official weekend of the new year. and the weather's got a little something going we've got kind of a lot going on, we've got snow in the sierra. we've got a little rain coming our way this weekend. and then today we've got this gorgeous day with above average temperatures. you see folks taking a walk across the g

marilyn, good to see you . thanks marilyn, good to see you.indeed. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you for having me. >> such beautiful little boy. >> such beautiful little boy. >> such, such, such tragedy . >> such, such, such tragedy. okay, um, let's take a look at your weather, shall we? now, with alex burchell. >> good morning . alex burkill >> good morning. alex burkill here with your latest gb news weather forecast. it's going to be a cold day again with a harsh frost for many of us this morning. but watch out for some hefty snow showers, particularly across for across northern parts for northern scotland, have an northern scotland, we have an amber snow warning force amber snow warning in force because, from some because, following on from some heavy snow showers already this week , we could see a further 15 week, we could see a further 15 to 20cm of snow building up in some places. some disruption is quite likely. also, some wintry showers affecting parts of northern ireland and down western and eastern coastal parts of england an

. >> i'd like to welcome everybody to the marilyn's corner. [laughter] but maryland pocket, this is how we roll. good morning. governor, so, going beyond, you are saying you have to put money on the ground to harden, you know, and protect resources in our community, like our churches. i wanted to sort of step back from the sort of practical application of that. this is what i put in my budget. i'm having this briefing or the briefing on these things. talk a little bit about the human element. what is it about all of us now that we seem to lose sight of each other's humanity, and the easier thing to do is to lash out? i mean, you are a democrat, i'm a republican, so not supposed to like you organically, right? well, no. there's this guy i know for a long time, we work together, we have sparred and disagreed on things. but i'm not shortchanging your humanity. what do you see happening, culturally, that our politics is driving in a way that makes us look at each other as less than? >> i think we have a political system that's driving people from

. >> the council and community discussed mayor marilyn ezzy ashcraft letter to president biden requesting an immediate cease-fire in gaza on behalf of the city council. public comment on the letter lasted for hours. hilda paulson said every second it was needed. believe that cease-fire is a local issue because our tax dollars currently our funding genocide in >> and so we want to lift up our voices to say no more. that money could be saying here in city funding needed services, yamuna, friends and families for a cease-fire organization rallied outside of city hall calling on the council members to adopt the cease-fire >> i'll in an arab community members from the some community members. they feel on they feel they don't feel heard. and so this is their chance to have their say. >> in front of our elected officials the public about how this >> genocide that we're supporting is impacting them here at home. >> some people in alameda say the war is a personal issue. number us have friends who have lost family members, multiple family members and it's just this time. >> morning. we don't want

. >> the council and community discussed mayor marilyn ezzy ashcraft letter to president biden requesting an immediate cease-fire in gaza on behalf of the city council. public comment on the letter lasted for hours. hilda paulson said every second it was needed. believe that cease-fire is a local issue because our tax dollars currently our fund genocide in >> and so we want to lift up our voices to say no more. that money could be saying here in city funding needed services, yamuna, friends and families for a cease-fire organization rallied outside of city hall calling on the council members to adopt the cease-fire >> i'll stay air community members from the some community members. they feel on they feel they don't feel heard. and so this is their chance to have their say. >> in front of our elected officials the public about how this >> genocide that we're supporting is impacting them here at home. >> some people in alameda say the war is a personal issue. number us have friends who have lost family members, multiple family members and it's just this time. >> morning. we don't want to se

. & sue is the marilyn gutel chair in urban studies and professor of political science at cuny. she was born in sao paulo and her first book of poetry is called qalandia. and finally, we have the famed molly crabapple author and illustrator and also an ap fellow. her contribution to our anthology is illustrated piece she did for us the taxi drivers successful organizing campaign. what's like a year and a half ago or like that? so will you show that to us? molly it's in the book so you can it's just like it's so one of the things that is remarkable, i think about this book is, yeah, so it's like five or six pages of images that she drew of taxi drivers who are organizing. but we also have poetry like poetry that celina wrote. so it's not just journalism and essays, personal essays like the essay that alex wrote. so without further ado, i want to start our discussion. a lot of these pieces we're discussing inequality, but they're really about the burden put on people to get the services they need. and that's, i think, offered a universal experience for people who can't afford a co

. >> the council and community discussed mayor marilyn ezzy ashcraft letter to president biden requesting an immediate cease-fire in gaza on behalf of the city council. public comment on the letter lasted for hours. hilda paulson said every second it was needed. believe that cease-fire is a local issue because our tax dollars currently our fund genocide in >> and so we want to lift up our voices to say no more. that money could be saying here in city funding needed services, yamuna, friends and families for a cease-fire organization rallied outside of city hall calling on the council members to adopt the cease-fire >> i'll stay air community members from the some community members. they feel on they feel they don't feel heard. and so this is their chance to have their say. >> in front of our elected officials the public about how this >> genocide that we're supporting is impacting them here at home. >> some people in alameda say the war is a personal issue. number us have friends who have lost family members, multiple family members and it's just this time. >> morning. we don't want to se

the mayor, marilyn ezzy ashcraft speaking out after the city council rejected her letter calling for a cease-fire in gaza. alameda city council's first meeting of the new year lasted about 5 hours tuesday night, nearly 200 people commenting on the mayor's letter requested an immediate cease-fire in gaza and condemn the hamas attack on israel will tell me i wasn't the situation so complicated and i say it's complicated and it's simple right now right here where we are. >> the u.s. could do more. mayor ezzy ashcraft says she's attended numerous meetings about the issue. >> and she felt she needed to do something. when you see something. but you think it's wrong to say don't speak that just turn the other way, nor it we don't. tuesday. the city council was supposed to vote on whether or not to send the mayor's letter to president biden. but at the end of the marathon meeting, there was no motion to vote on the letter. it ended in a stalemate. the mayor says she still glad she put forward and that the community had a forum to discuss it in a civil way. ezzy ashcraft says there are still

the mayor, marilyn ezzy ashcraft speaking out after the city council rejected her letter calling for a cease-fire in gaza. alameda city council's first meeting of the new year lasted about 5 hours tuesday night, nearly 200 people commenting on the mayor's letter. it requested an immediate cease-fire in gaza and condemned the hamas attack on israel will tell me i wasn't the situation so complicated and i say. >> it's complicated and it's simple right now right here where we are. >> the u.s. could do more. mayor ezzy ashcraft says she's attended numerous meetings about the issue. >> and she felt she needed to do something. when you see something. but you think it's wrong to say don't speak that just turn the other way, nor it we don't. tuesday. the city council was supposed to vote on whether or not to send the mayor's letter to president biden. but at the end of the marathon meeting, there was no motion to vote on the letter. it ended in a stalemate. the mayor says she still glad she put forward and that the community had a forum to discuss it in a civil way. ezzy ashcraft says there

conference [ laughter ] she's the one sticking out like a normal thumb [ laughter ] she looks like marilynmunsters [ laughter ] for the kids, got to put one of those -- [ light laughter ] it's 2023! [ laughter ] michael cohen is set to testify today in a manhattan courtroom against former president trump in his civil fraud trial it's a big deal, even though this picture makes it look like a "people's court" case about the property line between two strip clubs. [ laughter and applause at his rally in new hampshire last night, former president trump appeared to mistake the leaders of hungary and turkey. [ light laughter ] hungary and turkey you know, people come up to me and they say, "oh, the trump jokes must write themselves! and usually, i say, "no, it's hard to write trump jokes. but then the guy gets on stage and confuses hungary with turkey and i've got to go, "okay, yeah." [ laughter ] today they write themselves. [ laughter ] republicans have nominated minnesota representative tom emmer for speaker of the house, but it remains to be seen whether emmer can get past these ef-ers [ laug

. >> marilyn nellywood. >> actually like -- let's revive "little house on the prairie" and have you be the star. >> it actually does sound good together. all right guys we need to change gears. this afternoon, we have some heavy showers rolling in from offshore. we're going to see about a half inch of rain on average throughout the bay area today. but we're starting off just cloudy and cool. clouds over the santa clara valley right now near san jose. sitting in the upper 40s currently. a cool start throughout the bay area and the league winds and the clouds kind of holding on tight. a dense fog advisory for the friends in solano county. take it slow on the road. we are heading back to school and work today and just give yourself extra space. not only for the dense fog in the east bay but also but a the rain is going to be really impacting that evening commute later tonight. we're starting to see the showers roll in from offshore. this is the first little band of rain that we're going to be seeing with the series of heavier showers expected later today. on our first alert doppler as we

. >> the council and community discussed mayor marilyn ezzy ashcraft letter to president biden requesting an immediate cease-fire in gaza on behalf of the city council. public comment on the letter lasted for hours. hilda paulson said every second it was needed. believe that cease-fire is a local issue because our tax dollars currently our funding genocide in >> and so we want to lift up our voices to say no more. that money could be saying here in city funding needed services, yamuna, friends and families for a cease-fire organization rallied outside of city hall calling on the council members to adopt the cease-fire >> i'll in an arab community members from the some on scene. they feel they don't feel heard. and so this is their chance to have their say. >> in front of our elected officials the public about how this >> genocide that we're supporting is impacting them here at home. >> some people in alameda say the war is a personal issue. number us have friends who have lost family members, multiple family members and it's just this time. >> morning. we don't want to see anymore. >> kil

the mayor, marilyn ezzy ashcraft speaking out after the city council rejected her letter calling for a cease-fire in gaza. alameda city council's first meeting of the new year lasted about 5 hours tuesday night, nearly 200 people commenting on the mayor's letter. it requested an immediate cease-fire in gaza and condemn the hamas attack on israel will tell me i wasn't the situation so complicated and i say. >> it's complicated and it's simple right now right here where we are. >> the u.s. could do more. mayor ezzy ashcraft says she's attended numerous meetings about the issue. >> and she felt she needed to do something. when you see something. but you think it's wrong to say don't speak that just turn the other way, nor it we don't. tuesday. the city council was supposed to vote on whether or not to send the mayor's letter to president biden. but at the end of the marathon meeting, there was no motion to vote on the letter. it ended in a stalemate. the mayor says she still glad she put forward and that the community had a forum to discuss it in a civil way. ezzy ashcraft says there ar

but you attract attention, probably, probably, i don’t know, i’m somehow not even particularly like marilynone said, of course she’s beautiful in such outfits, she put on a potato sack and took a photo that it became simply the best all of america. fell, well, it’s the same here, here, put on a bag or an evening suit, everything is still beautiful, but what would you advise, what principles should people follow who want to make their wardrobe functional, comfortable in 24, the first thing is that it should be basic things, of course, for which you already select various other accessories, bags, for example, basic trousers, some very interesting jacket cut, what are your personal favorite basic things in your wardrobe, i love black. black turtleneck sweater, i have several pairs of black trousers, to this i add, for example, jackets with red, which unites you, well, i really like very bright things, i always dress up for work and people come to look, they even ask, how colors are combined, very often they consult on clothes, but it’s not always black, by the way, nastya started talking about