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eliot once suggested -- by the way, he was not posit this,n observation. the greatan endeavor has been to create a system so have to be good. and that is the political that we have. th without being the kind of people who can back them up and that is why moral formation is so critical. er i want to invite my fellow panelists to jump in as you see fit. if there are other thoughts, feel free. >> before i begin, i want to thank all of you for being here greet and talk with last night and during the day so far. it is so gratiinsh. you are -- i am old enough to remember george h w bush'she grl society that was out there. he called it 1000 points of light. that is what i see in this group and it is unbelievablythank you. [applause] i love what you said, michael. i was thinking about moral formation and it is very important, morality is key to a thrivingemocratic republic. we have all kinds of expressions of this from the founders. for example, john adams said our ade for a religious and moral people. it is wholly inadequate for the governance of any other. and yet, look,

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. >> have a great n. test. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- oprah winfrey, and music from chromeo. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice, thank you. you're very kind. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. what a -- [ cheers and applause ] well, i tell you something. i'm glad you're fired up. you've picked a very, very good night to be here. the great and powerful oprah winfrey is with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] just as the prophecy foretold. [ laughter ] it's exciting when oprah is here. everybody is dressed up. everyone is abuzz. the mood is certainly very different than it was four years ago. four years ago today, we shut down because of covid, which we were calling the coronavirus. as you remember, a lot of businesseses closed. i had to close my brand-new shared-nozzle indoor hookah lounge i took a beating on. [ laughter ] remember we were bumping elbows? >> guillermo: yes, i remember, yes. >> jimmy: we were carefully

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n a great advocate in -- for women in these areas as well.ne, which is now responsible for more than 50% of the abortions this country -- that this medicine will be available. that is what the court case is all about. it stems from the overturning of roe v. wade. we are already seeing the consequences of that ruling playing out nationwide with women being denied the health care that they need and deserve. if the antiabortion activists get their way with this drug that is currently before the court, it would effectively be a nationwide abortion bid. now, you and i served together in the other body, the house of representatives and quite some time before you came, i chaired the first congressional hearing on what seemed to be this drug back in 1990. the issue that we focused on .hen is still the issue of that is, are these decisions going to be made on the basis of science or are they going to be deth basis of politics? i started arguing that first hearing that we ought to make87 the decisions based on science. the food and drug administration

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n square. we have a great bar scene popping up and speak easy and pch. hawthorne, school. this is the place to come down and enjoy. come, don't forget union square is the place to be. certainly in the years to come. a very difficult time of course for any major city. we are dealing with the same thing. explore and support our businesses here. we'll continue to thrive. come on down, you will be wildly, also surprised at how beautiful it is since we are still blooming. >> thank you, that's great. it's great to hear your optimistic outlook on restoring this part of time. >> thank you for having me and taking a little time to showcase our heart of san francisco. >> thanks again. >> thank you. >> that's it for this episode. we'll be back with another one shortly. thank you for watching. >> growing up in san francisco has been way safer than growing up other places we we have that bubble, and it's still that bubble that it's okay to be whatever you want to. you can let your free flag fry -- fly here. as an adult with autism, i'm here to challenge people's idea of what autism is.

payton's, mother and great grandmother also volunteer for the n a a c p. we need to come together as a community and stay strong last year outside the antioch police department, payton and his mother spoke out against systemic racism and rampant homophobia after the city's top cop chief doctor steven ford abruptly stepped down and it's the prolonged local and federal probes into alleged corruption by dozens of officers in pittsburgh and antioch, leading to indictments. i've every since bird pastor charles glasper gives payton time and space at true light missionary baptist church in pittsburgh to hold meetings and set the tone for the youth council's agenda. i'm ecstatic about his involvement in the community. >> and he's going as an activist in the community in many ways they did about peyton's mentor and antioch city council candidate dominic king says she has long known the young man could leave things that he has done. just like the know your rights campaign that he brought here to pittsburgh. >> the ones that he wants to bring antioch and all over eas

you don't stick theis, armyr their marines or their side of the border and stop this, --n third, you take the greatder patrol men and women and instead of treating them like hotelthe clerks, ushering people in the door, you let them do the job of law enforcement. with the bill, senate bill 4 pushed back locally andem it will go to the supreme coureu and allow texas, laura, texas to defend their own border. we will hirecome everyone at tht border patrol agents to come an. work for us.il we have the money. they will come to work for usy until joe biden get the hell out of the way and we will secure ththe border for america. because we must stop this. people are dying every day's at the hands of joe biden's policies. >> laura: just think what you have tbecao spend that you shout have to spend because of this. by the way, the white house released a statement today coining -- well, giving a newok nickname foray illegal aliens. okay, the senate bill alsovidi includes 1.4 billion for cities and states critical who are providing critical services to newcomers, newcomers! so now they have gone from illegal

and they, they really times the, our station in the area just cause any great d n a k, a big guy situations do what we're running for the life of that the big a moment. there are reports of civil injury. and every time there is that the, there is that calm void of the human at cherry and trucks, going to the people gather in large numbers. because just given that the difficult living conditions and their bread or d a trucks to be deliver and to arrive to the northern part as now, there is a spread of famine everywhere. so the initial reports of the injuries right now, we don't have any confirmation of how many people have been killed yet. we just did get a the confirmation of people who were injured and rushed to a ship thought hospital in the city. but again, we don't shut off that is not the kind of both facility right now. an injured person would like to be because there no medical supplies, no stuff is just medical stuff available right now. this is the only lives that it's 24 hour from an earlier one. right. i'd like to wait round about on some i had been go where i met in a convoy was

n you. we have great actuaries.responsive and able to do so. >> i'm sure you did not read it. medicare and social security i cannot imagine without reading bill not suggesting you sign off on the bill but that. it's on a hard run, is it? >> you support efforts of their spending? >> that would be a policy call. >> you think we >> i think we should do whatever it takes to secure attachment for the security of the bend, women, and children. allocate -- if you had to choose social security trust line■y $80 billion again that ia policy choice. i would advocate, what i would suggest is you don't even have to choose because people have already paid for the one point eed in customer service. they paid it in fica and it is starting there. we just seem to be allowed to at if we did the senator would only completion event by 30 days. if 50000 employees. how many are worki a office versus working from home? >> it depends on the job and it depends on the function it. i did make an announcemt about adjustments to a telework polic

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she has a great deal of competitioeat n out there. at the same time, the citizens are angry. all over this country. you just talked about mayor adams in new york and the subway there is a national guarg now is patrolling the subways there to try to keep citizens safe. citizens are angry all over this country about the fact that you have a lot oy abf these jurisdictions that are doing met dominic nothing about crime.ntee you mentioned the politicians and i guarantee when you were a homicide detective, you never once asked a victim or a victim's family members about politics.ked i certainly never did it as a prosecutor. i would think people no matter what their political ideology, they want to be safe. they don't want to hear gunshots at night.he they want their property valuesr to go up. how do we get politicians toge quit using crime as a defensive tool for people who just want to be safe? >> you know, that is an excellent question. and i think the citizens -- and you are right, law-abiding citizens just want to feel safe in their communities. as a result of that but they hav

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ensuring a likeness and voice and image security is an acronym of course in honor of the late great king of rock 'npressley. give us your thoughts of what exactly this law does. >> this is extending the name, image, likeness protections to an artist of voice for country music stars that have very large a public footprint it's very easy for ai language models to produce a replicas of their voice. whether it be them singing or talking like this. that can be used for commercial purposes. f8 product endorsement or it can be is to exploit their art and produce a fake version of one of their new songs. and so for an artist this is something that's going to protect that with a reputation n with their livelihood and their income. anita: no doubt there are some things ai can do. one of them is to create writings or songs in the style of someone else. how does this law protect against that? >> it really stops the exploitation of their voice. imagine a corporation getting a jingle with an artist and not actually reaching out to the artist for concentra. that is the type of thing discussed targeting prey there

n square. we have a great bar scene popping up and speak easy and pch. hawthorne, school.s is the place to come down and enjoy. come, don't forget union square is the place to be. certainly in the years to come. a very difficult time of course for any major city. we are dealing with the same thing. explore and support our businesses here. we'll continue to thrive. come on down, you will be wildly, also surprised at how beautiful it is since we are still blooming. >> thank you, that's great. it's great to hear your optimistic outlook on restoring this part of time. >> thank you for having me and taking a little time to showcase our heart of san francisco. >> thanks again. >> thank you. >> that's it for this episode. we'll be back with another one shortly. thank you for watching. >> (music). >> hi, i'm emmy the owner of emmy's spaghetti i offers working that with some kind of fine dining and apron and feeling stuffy and in the 90s in san francisco it was pretty pretense in a restaurant in the restaurant scene i want to it have a place to have a place for my friends to guess

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