>> yeah. >> i think that nana is being expressive is an understatement.he drops to the ground and throws her hands up and says thank you, lord. then the celebration continues. >> like the mcclure twins the girls are like, yay. there's going to be another set of twins? >> always the original. >> they'll always be the og. nana starts to dance. >> what if it's boys? >> well, it's not. >> oh. >> it's the boy and the girl. their names are macy and major. they are absolutely adorable. they already have an instagram channel so you might want to go follow them. ♪ >>> a pilot pulls off some impressive maneuvers. >> such a big, colorful plane. >> but see why this flight isn't exactly what it seems. >> wait, what? oh, my gosh. >>> and bunnies dressed in their halloween best. >> they're cute. >> did not know you could dress up a bunny for halloween. >> the cute and the not so scary, next. >>> "right this minute" is brought to you by -- colgate. toothpaste, colgate total fights bacteria on teeth, tongue, cheeks and gums for 12 hours. so you're totally ready for that b

so, georgina, you took a class with nana. >> yes. >> reporter: and you haven't taken a class with mom >> and i will never. >> not ever. >> reporter: georgina is working toward a criminal justice degree. mary and dee gra are in it for another reason. >>> you two are here because you love to learn. except math. >> give me kchemo before math. >> reporter: chemo before math. >> yes. >> reporter: who needs math when you can count on the love of family. chip reid, lowell massachusetts. >> that is the overnights this wednesday. for some of you the news f continues. for others check back later for "cbs this morning." viewers streaming on our digital service cbsn, making the new program cbsn a.m. a big stop. you can download the cbsn app. i'm jeff glor. we'll see you tomorrow. good night. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> hello, everyone. i'm dimaremarco morgan. jamal khashoggi was last seen entering the saudi consulate in turkey two weeks ago and reports out of turkey say he was murdered, and his body dismembered by a saudi arabian hit squad. president trump spoke to the saud

mary, who they call "nana" wasn't able to go to college in her native ireland.er a battle with cancer, she tcided to enroll. >> i love the kids and it astounds me how they will "hang out" with me. ,> reporter: they do, the kids hang out with you? >> all the time. >> reporter: deirdre fell behind in school as a teenager because of health issues and college became a distant dream. >> i saw mom go back to school, ind i was still terrified, and then finally it was like, oh, my gosh, if she can do it, i can do it. c> reporter: georgina was the last to arrive. aou transferred here? >> yes, i missed my family, so i-- >> reporter: you missed these dwo? >> i did, i did miss them. >> reporter: grandmother and granddaughter, who have always been close, have even taken a ghass together. ad what was that like? >> as they say in america, it was very neat. s> reporter: "very neat." so, georgia, you took a class with nana. >> yes. >> reporter: but you haven't orken a class with mom. >> and i will never. >> reporter: and you will never. >> no, we are not taking a class together.

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. >> sorry, nana. >> thanks, contessa. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," kari hall watching the wind. >> and the wind will be a big issue especially through the early hours, but in the south bay, everything is all calm, as you get ready to head out the door. let's go to south san jose to santa teresa, with our temperatures in the low 50s this morning. it's going to be another warm day. we'll be at 72 at noon. we'll get a look at all of our microclimates and talk about that wind, that's coming up next. >>> and we sometimes talk about the windy high-rise here for the san mateo bridge. we're not talking about it as far as chp is concerned this morning and a smooth drive. we'll talk about the changes over in oakland. is >>> and a very happy monday morning to you. 's picture of san jose live. nice and calm, but north bay, lots, and that's got us in the weather alert. good morning. >> good morning. i was looking at some of those high wind gusts that we've had in spots like parts of the north bay and also in the east bay, mt. diablo wind gusts over 60 miles per hour through the p d get a lo

so, georgina, you took a class with nana. >> yes. >> reporter: but you haven't taken a class with mom and i will never. >.>> reporter: georgina is working towards a criminal justice degree. mary and deirdre are in it for another reason. 200are here because you love to learn. except math. >> give me chemo before math. >> reporter: chemo before math. >> yeah. >> reporter: who needs math when you can count on the love of family. chip reid, cbs news, lowell, massachusetts . >> ninan: what a great family. well, that's the cbs weekend news for this saturday. later on cbs, "48 hours." and for news any time, go to cbsn at cbsnews.com or download the cbs news app. i'm reena ninan in new york. thank you for joining us the store has been drained dry.. after getting caught up -- in an underage alcohol sting. good evening, i'm brian hackney. i'm juliette goodrich. it's happened not once -- but twice in the past year.. at the store on nave drive in novato. >>> good evening. >> this happened not once, but twice in the past year at the store on made drive. if it happens again, it will be the last. an

thought you know elizabeth warren is native american as i'm related to the queen of england and my nanaas british this is ridiculous and it also underscores her that she has a bit of a tin ear it seems when it comes to this issue donald trump clearly was got under her skin and goading her and she felt that she had to finally respond but the way that she did as if she was unveiling you know extraordinary fact of native american heritage was just completely bizarre i don't think there are still questions a need to be asked in terms of did she try to benefit professionally or economically from making this claim a harvard still has not released the full employment file for senator warren for her professorship there so there are still going to be a lot of questions people pushing but you saw you saw criticism of this across the board and i have to believe that a lot of democratic potential primary contenders were just laughing and sharpening their knives so any someone said that the president or do a classy thing and donate a million dollars to the i'm a native american movement. well not su

the actor she's accused, nana patekar, has denied the allegations, saying there were dozens of peopleptions he has. india consistently ranks among the worst countries in the world to be a woman, so it's hardly surprising the kind of stories we're hearing. but, for the first time, not only are women choosing to name their alleged harassers, but we're also seeing action being taken, enquiries being initiated, some people being forced to resign, entertainment shows being dropped and contracts being cancelled. rutuja shinde is one of the lawyers who's offered legal counsel to the women who've come out with their stories. the response has been overwhelming to be honest. they don't just want to, you know what i mean, have the social media platform, they want to take it forward, file complaints and see a logical end to this. on an average, i'd say i get 8—10 women who contact me every day. in recent years, tough sexual harassment laws have been introduced in the country, but many are hoping this will be the moment that makes india's workplaces a bit more safe for its women. yogita limaye, bb

promise you what i'll be doing is campaigning for this one south africa's finance minister and time to nanae has resigned after admitting to meeting members of the gupta family the group has a pretty cues to working with former president jacob zuma to secure government contracts those are the headlines the cure revisited is up next thanks for watching more news about. if inscribed at the wild west previously where the average person couldn't touch and tell if a post had been sponsored tight or in some why does this update you now have to have the kind of support that he needs we bring you the stories to the shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost zero. as you can see it in you that have this and you see it in there so why don't we meet. with the microchip. blind people thanks to do so. soon but life.

kennedy: nana, who leaked the letter. joining me, andy biggs. welcome back. this is the most of upsetting part of this story. dr. ford, she didn't want to be the heroin of the left. she didn't want to be the public figure and theu face of the #metoo movement and that's why she tried to make this as anonymous as possible. how do you find out who that person was? >> you have to investigate and do some interviews. you know this. at some point it was just dr. ford, anna eshoo and dianne feinstein who knew about this. so you have a fairly limited number of people who even knew about this. they didn't report it to the judiciary committee and kept it from the press. somebody knew of that circle, maybe 3 to 5 people knew by the. and they let the cat out of the bag. and that lit the gas on this. kennedy: they knew there was no way we would get to this point unless dr. ford was forced to testify. they couldn't do that unless the press went and harassed her in person. and that's what happened. so she feared her story was going to be made public, and that's when she came

. >> anthony: ikan assam nanas, sour fish curry with pineapple.ord fusion, but its natural fusion. >> damian: it's indigenous fusion. it's a fusion that started 500 years ago. so now, it's evolved so much, tony, that it's become a heritage on its own, a cuisine on its own. you know, there's nothing i think that is like this anywhere in the world. thank you. that's duck. >> anthony: braised duck. itek sioh, duck braised with tamarind and coriander. and the famous lady fingers, or sambar bendir, okra sauteed with sambal. who's cooking now? has that changed? >> damian: it has changed. you know, everybody wants to go up the ladder very, very quickly, and they want to do it in a way where they don't want to put too much effort in it. where is the prestige in a peranakan restaurant? you work in a kitchen, 12, 14, 15 hours a day, and most of them don't want to do that. so what happens is that they want to work in a french restaurant, they want to work in an italian restaurant. why? because they get more money. >> anthony: okay. >> damian: okay? >> anthon

whether it's -- >> for those people who were nana, the past 50 years, the saudi's mix in a little truthh their propaganda in the bottom line is we should make it clear this is a front in their war against the islamists. we are now allies of the islamists like the atp and turkey are the qataris and the brothers in khashoggi's connection to god. at the end of the day there needs to be a response to say that we will no longer in any way support one bullet and also put in sanctions against some saudi royals making quite a bit of money on petro islamic sales, et cetera. without abandoning the relationship and jeopardizing it like so many of those in the media now want us to do. >> zudhi, this is gary smith. a lot of what you said though just sounds like tongue wagging to be honest with you and that's exactly what obama did. he said don't do this. we are trying to redline. when you get down to it, is an economic sanctions the only way we can impact the saudi's? >> there needs to be some economic sanctions, but again, i would not support ending the arms deal. the bigger picture perspective in

evidenchristian, the last st market street was inspired by your childhood and about going with your nana and visiting a soup kitchen. tell us about that. >> i grew up in los angeles, and we didn't have a car, and my grandmother was our caretaker. yeah, riding the bus is how we got around. >> it's an interesting dynamic, because like i said, a lot of the things are fantastic, a lot of wonder, and there's a lot of wonder in this, and you're noticing the beautiful in everyday life. and i think this speaks to a lot of the kids that we see out there today who maybe don't have a car and don't have those sort of things. so that's very important to you? >> yeah. often times we send a message that we don't have enough. and my grandmother really did share that message you already do have and recognize the things you have and be grateful for them. >> do you feel like there's representtatire representation in the children book's world or are you breaking new ground here? >> i think it's really starting to change.oo are featuring "diverse characters. >> what age group do you recommend these for? i co

my nana eunice was real and really did prosecute mobsters. >> as a detective in new york, mr.ne of the best detectives in the united states. >> reporter: in the 1930s, thomas dew we was appointed special prosecutor to take on the most ya afia in the 1930s. he hired 19 men and eunice carter. >> they're all working on loan sharking and kidnapping and murder, but eunice say woman, so they give her prostitution. so eunice alone in this office listens to the citizen complaints, begins to do research. >> by 1936, she found evidence linking organized crime to charles lucky luciano, the most powerful mafia boss in america. >> she's able to go to dewey and say i found the evidence that the mob is running this, and he allows eunice to run this big raid where they're going to raid 80 brothels at the same time. and she was able to prove that luciano and the mob did take a cut from the money from prostitution. she was the only assistant who ever connected luciano with any crime. >> reporter: eunice's story began in atlanta where race riots left a lasting impact. >> when she was 7 years old

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. >> you are speaking for him, a black man about what racism is and how he is helping nana and its durationn that. why can't he support trump? >> i'm not speaking for him, but he isn't just supporting drum. he's participated in the calls and we are seeing the rise in racism here in america. things like hate crimes. racism is on the decline. the thing with dog whistles is only dogs can hear them unless i see all the time for the left. this is a dog whistle, this is a dog whistle. maybe the paradigm you're operating under is the one that is obsessed with rape. listen to think someone like kanye who is by rational, was subordinated dates. it doesn't seem like he's trying to signal any white supremacy. ben: things a folks who are not bothered about whistle. accosted at a restaurant this week to address what it looks like when he was killed out of a restaurant. >> we believe survivors. we believe survivors. we believe survivors. ben: this is from smash races in d.c. you know hazzard tweeted, tell us why we shouldn't confront republicans were they eat, where they sleep in where they work until th

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live coverage starting at nana clock -- starting at 9:00.nnouncer 2: c-span's student video competition is in full swing. this year's question is, what does it mean to be american? students and teachers from around the country have taken to social media, posting about their entries. an ap government teacher tweeted -- john heisey tweeted special things -- special thanks to our middle school showcasing their projects. harrisburg academy tweeted -- this year, we're asking middle and high school students to produce a 5-6 minute documentary. we're rewarding one should thousand dollars in cash prizes, including a grand prize of $5,000. the deadline is january 20. for more information, go to our website. studentcam.org. two members of the u.s. house are running to replace jeff blake, who is retiring. democrat kyrsten sinema debating republican representative martha sally, debated in phoenix. ted: good evening and welcome to this special election 2018 debate between u.s. senate candidates martha mcsally and kyrsten sinema. the only live debate betw

in favor of marijuana, but in 2010, the medicinal marijuana law came through, and my grandmother, nanady, suffered from breast cancer, and it was the one drug that would ease her nausea. i was kind of mortified that my grandmother was taking marijuana, to be honest with you. [laughter] mr. moody: but i am a compassionate person and i said, if this is going to bring people and help their pain and help the nausea, so i was opposed at first, but i voted for medicinal marijuana in 2010. mr. caron: well, it was not on marijuana, because i grew up in the 1960's -- [laughter] mr. moody: we had a different view of things. we have been waiting for the rest of you to come along. [laughter] mr. moody: look, i used to believe we should tax the rich a lot more, and i still believe that at the national level. when we built the middle class and dwight eisenhower -- the top rate for rich people was 90% to 96%, and now is the third of that, and we can't sustain our infrastructure. but i did support higher taxes for rich maine people until i figured out after studying the economy that when you do that,

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. >> shout out to my nana. >> today is our 38th anniversary. >> a lot of love on the plaza. of our morning. happy you're with us today. nice crowd. coats, hats and i'm noticing a few gloves. >> it's getting to be that season. we appreciate our crowd even more. they're standing in the cold. >> we're going to get out there in a bit. >> there's a lot to get going on this half hour. news at 8:00. an arizona man is recovering this morning after falling down a mine shaft and surviving for days without food or water. miguel almaguer joins us with the latest on this drama in the desert. miguel, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. a risky rescue pulled off in arizona overnight. a man stuck nearly 10 years underground in a mine shaft was finally freed. he had been stuck there nearly three days after slipping down that massive hole. john waddel was airlift to a hospital with leg and knee injuries. according to the friend who found him, he had been searching for gold at the mine when he made the nasty spill down the hole. crews spent hours desperately trying to reach him. after nig

porque cantaba tan fuerte como una nana, un bolero, una guaracha y cantarlo con fuerza ha sido un desfÍo >>> igualmente.♪. ♪. ♪. >>> el carnaval de celia aquÍ en un nuevo dÍa y para todo el mundo. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> pueden venir acÁ a bailarla. ♪. ♪ todo aquel que siente que la vida es igual♪. ♪ tiene que saber que no es asÍ♪. ♪ que la vida es una hermosura♪. ♪ y hay que vivirla. ♪ todo aquel que pensÉ que estÁ solo♪. ♪ en la vida no hay nadie solo♪. ♪ siempre hay alguien. ♪ ay! no hay que llorar. ♪ que la vida es un carnaval. ♪ que es mÁs bello vivir cantando♪. ♪ ay! no hay que llorar. ♪ que la vida es un carnaval. ♪ y las penas se van botando. ♪ ay! no hay que llorar. ♪ que la vida es un carnaval. ♪ que es mÁs bello vivir cantando♪. ♪ ay! no hay que llorar. ♪ que la vida es un carnaval. ♪ y las penas se van cantando♪. ♪. ♪. palmas, palmas, palmas. . ♪ hoy es viernes y viene el fin de semana caballero.♪. ♪. ♪. . ♪. ♪. ♪. todo aquel♪. son las cosas en directo. se repiten el mambo. cÓmo no vamos a cantar. para cantar. ♪ carnaval. ♪ la vida es un carnaval. ♪ y todo podemos cantar. ♪ ay! seÑores.

as a lifeguard in savannah ♪ ♪ i'm 85 and i wanna go home ♪ ♪ dropping sick beats, they call me dj nana. get e*trade, kiddo. >>> welcome back to "closing bell." two and a half minutes left to trade. let's start with the intraday. you can see how it's been a very positive day of trade right up until the final hour got a little bit of a selloff and went negative and just 10 or 15 minutes ago, and now we're back positive. if we look at the ten-year treasury note, you'll see that has influenced things as well. we did see yields rise up the strong data this morning and as we saw the equity market pull back in the final hour of trade did see the yield pull back as well all linked together and it's 3.157. a very nice intraday rise that we'll end with if we look at the four indices overall, we'll see how the s&p is up. dow up 0.2% and nasdaq 0.3%. russell which has had a tough week prior to today is rising. let's bring in bob pisani. that interest rate has affected markets. >> right on target. >> you don't say that every day. >> not usually off target. >> usually you're on target. you're very g

as a lifeguard in savannah ♪ ♪ i'm 85 and i wanna go home ♪ ♪ dropping sick beats, they call me dj nanaad. get e*trade, kiddo. >>> welcome back to the "closing bell." let's start with a glimpse at international picture. not much time to talk about that, starting with the italian ten-year yield hopefully we've got a month-long chart. you can see it's up pretty significantly. up to 3.55%. another issue, and it looks like the commission will reject the italian budget so yields are rising and the important thing we're not seeing is contagion across other southern european nations, but we did see safe haven movements, some buying there and yields falling so something to keep an eye on. not been contagious but something to keep an eye on. another thing to keep an eye on is brexit negotiations doesn't look like any positive headlines have come out of that yet and they are still at dinner there's a pound chart, 131.20, down half 5% and all the u.s. dollar has been more strong broadly. >> near the one-week moves and we have to see what happens on that front as theresa may winds up that summit ov

as a lifeguard in savannah ♪ ♪ i'm 85 and i wanna go home ♪ ♪ dropping sick beats, they call me dj nanaet mad. get e*trade, kiddo. >>> all right. welcome back three things to focus on number one, we'll do the god, the bad and ugly theme why not. kind of a wild west bharkt the last couple of days. tap, moulson coors best performer in the s&p 500. the earnings, they weren't blowout. nobody is saying the good times are here again, but you might want to pour yourself a cocktail because the stock is up nearly 10%. the earnings not as bad as some thought. the bad is the xlu etf for the utilities is a risk-off mode here so we're starting to see risk on, and guess what nobody wants it on the utilities when they are buying regular stocks and the ugly. not today, but this week ibm, folks okay the stock is up a little bit but not as much as the rest of the dow, down 22% this month hand islamist ott liking that red hot deal the good, the pad and to the smart and handsome >> ibm down 23% this month. >> down 6.7% in the s&p 500. worst since 2011, but one heck of a rating in the last couple of days. >

. >> pero no puede ser, no puedes vivir a yogurt iba nana. >> no no, no, no, no, no. >> ella es una bebÉe ser papÁ. >> enseguida vamos a hablar con chuy porque ya llegÓ, lo estÁn abrazando que forma de darle la bienvenida Él se queda con nosotros, y mÁs adelante tambiÉn paty cantÚ llega a la casa de paty cantÚ llega a la casa de "un nuevo dÍa" quÉ cosa tan ¡el super slam de denny's a sólo $5.99! $5.99. ¿estaremos locos? huevos, hash browns, tocino, salchichas y pancakes de buttermilk o pumpkin. pumpkin pancakes sí, seguimos locos. el super slam de denny's a $5.99. mejóralo con los nuevos pumpkin pancakes. ¡che¡wow!esto! ¿cómo te conviertes en la marca más vendida en el país? tal vez hace unos meses. ¡cierto! ¿aquí? ¡ahora sí! lo haces para los que esperan más de una suv. ¡mejor! ¡mucho mejor! cómo extraño a mis tacones. cómo extraño a mis tobillos. cómo extraño el sushi. ford, la marca más vendida en el país. hola, amor. ¿vino veo ninguna.las? ♪ vamos, ¡acompáñame! ♪ ♪ en suave, no fingimos un con extensiones falsas no usamos trucos y entregamos resultados reales con ingredientes reales.

quiÉn se dirigÍa el mensaje que escribiÓ en las redes que dice que paren aquellas que con casas chofer nanasoviendo el odio * tambiÉn agregÓ que Él encontrÓ su felicidad. >> bueno mientras se termina por el amor por un lado , por el otro inicia porque la modelo sara confirmÓ se romance con "chicharito" tras algunos meses de espectaculares sobre su relaciÓn sentimental a travÉs de instagram, publicÓ dos fotos que aparece besando al mexicano en su visita a stonehenge en inglaterra y acompaÑÓ la foto con el mensaje loca por ti agradecida por nuestro amor todos los dÍas contigo es una aventura llena de libertad, felicidades risas y mucho amor, gracias por ser como eres, te amo mucho, mucho, mucho le dijo. >> estÁ bien enamorada. >> ademÁs estuvo como lamiendolo un poco, porque ahÍ se veia una succiÓn digamos. >> que bueno cuando uno estÁ enamorado hay que mostrarlo y ser feliz. >> felicidades. >> uno que estÁ mas o menos feliz es kanye west que se juntara en la casa blanca con el presidente trump para almorzar juntos y hablar de temas de actualidad entre los asuntos que van a hablar va a ser el

and i'd like to say thank you to my nana who gave me one kidney because i'm really proud of her and i't quite work as your mum said. but thank goodness for your nan. yeah! your nan stepped up. she came to visit while we were in hospital and filed she was there a consultant came round and said, get family tested and she said can i be orami get family tested and she said can i be or am i too old and they took her blood is there and then and found she was a match and there were more tests after that, luckily everything we nt well tests after that, luckily everything went well with the match. this was at the royal manchester children's hospital and great 0rmond street hospital. let me bring in emma. ella, have you met emma? what you have done is incredible in your husband's name, tell us about what you have set up and achieved.” husband's name, tell us about what you have set up and achieved. i set up you have set up and achieved. i set upa mental you have set up and achieved. i set up a mental health charity following my husband's suicide, and i saw a gap in mental health support in agri

ponderadas frente una situaciÓn adversa pero, llamo a la reflexiÓn aquellas que con casa, chofer, nanas actor en relaciÓn a su divorcio. concluyÓ que todo aquel que lea su mensaje, encuentre la paz y la felicidad para su alma asÍ como el encontrar la suya. televisa espectÁculos, alejandro pÉrez taibo. ♪ ♪ >> amigos, ven cÓmo el defiende ser un padre presente? , lanza una indirecta muy fuerte en relaciÓn a del al invasiÓn diciendo que tienen absolutamente pagado y resuelto. este mensaje que lanza a sus hijas de que debe buscar, de que da el ejemplo el consejo de que deben de buscar la felicidad a toda costa. carlos: con Él, pero mensaje indirecto ni tanto. nada mÁs faltÓ ponerle el nombre pero o es una situaciÓn muy difÍcil, lo hablÁbamos aquÍ y uno estÁ tan adolorido y el ataques por todos lados y es difÍcil de llevar. hÍjole, quedarse callado serÍa la mejor opciÓn. en este medio a veces no es posible. quÉ difÍcil situaciÓn para ambos! >> quizÁs,es mejor esperar a que pase el dolor, el coraje, la frustraciÓn o el centÍmetro que quieras. hay que recordar que vivieron momentos muy bonitos

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nana, let's do this! aye aye, captain! ♪ and as you go through life -whoo!goal joe". we'll take a breather here and talk some baseball. playoff baseball. regular season tiebreakers. >> i don't want to talk about playoff baseball. >> orioles finished 61 out. >> 115 losses. >> in chicago -- >> is this the earliest anyone failed to qualify. >> they were out in march. >> in may. >> when pitchers and catchers reported. lorenzo cain gave the brewers a win. milwaukee awaits for their opponents for the start of the division series on thursday. chicago now will host the rockies in tonight's nl wild card game following colorado's loss to dodgers in yesterday's tiebreaker. los angeles shut out the rockies until the ninth inning until bellinger and munsey launched two-run home runs on a 5-2 win. l.a. sixth straight division crowd. dodgers will face the braves. yankees host a's in a one game playoff. there's debate in the papers today about who the yankees should start. "new york post" says severino, "new york times" says happ. >> i would go with happ. i would preface by

. --, nana tech nanotechnology. we have stem cells in etf's. let's go.ost: from lewis center, ohio, steve is next. caller: good morning, pedro. thank you for taking my call. i want to say i think justice o'connor is a great gal, and hurting the first sets an example. what she is experiencing now, and with people living longer every to the need that facet of these government positions, including the supreme court, we should be talking about age and term limits. i think it just points out the need for that kind of discussion , with people living over 100 years old. host: the fact that she retired so many years ago, you still think that is a needed discussion in light of yesterday's announcement? caller: the announcement points to the fact that we should be considering that, considering the age of the people now sitting on the court. it points to that fact. at least for me it does. host: that is steve in ohio. justice thomas, clarence thomas, who made his thoughts known yesterday, saying that host: you can continue making your thoughts known on justice o'co