on saying considering campaigning has changed a lot can you explain how run for something turns a newbie into a viable candidate and what's the most critical skill they must have first grade guest: we help people figure out what is the reason for running and how was the office they are running for a opportunity to solve this and why should voters want them to win which is different from why you want to win. voters want to win because you will do something specific and tangible and practical for them. once we help candidates figure out how to tell that story, the rest of the campaign is just logistics. it is hard logistics but it is not complicated logistics. we help candidates figure out how to file, get on the ballot and make sure they are running really strong voter contact campaigns. it might look like knocking on doors, phones, print ads or radio, a text messaging. we deftly want to think about social media in a way that's genuine. we know how you race in new york city is different from iowa. neither of them are right or wrong, we want to make sure we run the right race for the right

explain how run for something changes a newby into a viable candidate. >> love this question. figure out what the reason for them running and how is the office they're running for solve the problem they care about solving and why should voters want them to win. different from when you want to win. you want to win because winning is great and losing a terrible. and voters want you to win to do something for them. and one way how to tell the story and the rest of the campaign is logistics. it's hard, but it's not complicated logistics. we'll help candidates figure out access to the voter file and to get on the battle and make sure they're running strong voter contact campaigns. it might look like knocking on doors, might look like phones, might look like print ads or radio, text messaging. i mean, definitely encourage folks to think about social media in a way that's genuine and authentic to them. and the way again, you run a race in new york city is different than rural iowa not that they're right or wrong, but the right race for the right place. >> because you lifted a lot of

are on sang considering campaigning has changed a lot can you explain how run for something turns a newbie into a viable candidate and what's the most critical skill they must have first grade guest: we help people figure out what is the reason for running and how was the office they are running for a opportunity to solve this and why should voters want them to win which is different from why you want to win. voters want to win because you will do something specific and tangible and practical for them. once we help candidates figure out how to tell that story, the rest of the campaign is just logistics. it is hard logistics but it is not complicated logistics. we help candidates figure out how to file, get on the ballot and make sure they are running really strong voter contact campaigns. it might look like knocking on doors, phones, print ads or radio, a text messaging. we deftly want to think about social media in a way that's genuine. we know how you race in new york city is different from iowa. neither of them are right or wrong, we want to make sure we run the right race for the right

football newbies also turned to google to get some insight into the game.hey searched terms like pick six penalty and what it means to get a first down. maybe that was me doing that. yeah, maybe it was all right. thanks for joining me at 430. kris is working on the 5:00 newscast. i'm going to be walking over there and joining him. meet me back here in two minutes. right now at five. new video of how a san francisco police chase ended a car barreling into a parklet, injuring six people. we're learning new details from people who watched it all unfold. also trying to address the ageless issue of homelessness, the new plan, by a bay area city set to vote that has many claiming it's punishment for people who help the unhoused, and capturing the nation's attention with a performance to remember during the super bowl halftime show. you're going to meet bay area dancers who brought local flavor to one of the world's biggest stages. happy monday! the news at five starts right now. thank you for joining us i'm chris kamara and i'm jessica aguirre. we're gathering ne

only folks i'm worried about are newbies.ly and a lot of people and greatest penetration of the stock market in history and 56% of households and last 10% that will need serious hand holding. larry: i want to play -- switch gears and this is charles payne >> in, caa complied immediately. but i understand maine -- is the governor of maine here? are you not going to comply with it? we are the federal law. you better do it because you're not going to get any federal funding and going to have the somewhat liberal and going to answer that. going for them with women in sports. complying and they're not getting any federal funding. every state -- good, i'll see you in court. i look forward to that. that should be a real easy one. enjoy your life after governor because i don't think you'll be in elected politics. larry: okay, now i like how he was delivering it and calm and moderate and laid it out. men in women sports, absolutely not. it's the law of the land. by the way, we'll take away all your federal funding. peter doocy reporte

i was a newbie. i didn't anticipate i would go into tv. i read a couple of events organizations when i came back from iraq and afghanistan supporting in the battlefield then fighting for reform at the v.a.. through that, and it up doing appearances on tv in different places. a lot of ended up being fox and fox and friends. i will never forget, one day they said have you ever thought about asking questions instead of answering them? i said i'm happy to try anything one time. the worst i can do is make a full of myself. it went ok and that was in 2015 early 2016 then took her carlsen who was the fox and friends weekend host took the primetime gig thank goodness. because he is amazing. then i took his slot on fox and friends weekend and that's read been ever since. [applause] >> i don't know if it was your pen who wrote this because it is co-authored, but right up in the front there was a note that when the two of you got together, it felt like indiana jones and his father and one was sean connery and one was harrison ford is my first questio

i was a newbie. i didn't anticipate i'd go into tv. i ran a couple of vets organizations when i cam back from iraq and afghanistan, one supporting the war fight neither battlefield and then another one fighting for reform at the v.a., which is still an ongoing issue. through that, i ended up doing appearances on tv in different places. a lot of it ended up being fox, fox&f friends. and one day they said, have you ever thought about asking questions instead of answering them. i said i'm happy to try anything one time. the worst i can do is make a fool of myself. it went ok, and that was in early 2015, and then tucker carlson, who was the fox & friends weekend host, took the prime time host, and thank goodness, and then i took his spot on the weekend, and that's where i've been ever since. >> and the rest is history. david, i'm not sure if it was your pen that wrote these words or pete's in the book, because it's co-authored. but in the forward, there was a note about the fact that when the two of you got together, it felt kind of like i

andrea canning (voiceover): when heather jones, the newly svelte newbie teacher, didn't show up for herdergarten class that morning back in april 2013, alarm bells went off among her fellow teachers and friends. heather would never miss a day of school. she was totally dedicated. andrea canning (voiceover): home sick? it didn't seem likely. best friend melissa smith knew heather wasn't about to be sidelined by a little sniffle. there was no excuse for her not to be there. andrea canning (voiceover): school officials couldn't reach heather on the phone. and when her cousin diane heard she was a no-show, she headed right over to heather's house in germantown, where she saw an encouraging sign. diane perry: there was relief when i saw the car in the driveway because i thought she was there. i thought, oh, she's sick. andrea canning (voiceover): diane thought heather was probably just sleeping. knocking, knocking, knocking. please answer the door. andrea canning (voiceover): but no answer. alarmed, she called heather's mother to bring over a key. soon, germantown police arrived, opened the

is that world at all dangerous for a newbie to become involved in?ere sharks out there. yes. everywhere there are sharks. keith morrison: many, kunene said, behind the wheel of fast and fancy cars. in johannesburg, there's ferraris. there's lamborghinis. there's porsches. there's the mclarens. there's the rolls-royces. yeah, johannesburg is very very flashy. the thing is oscar loved speed of all kinds, fast people, fast cars. and here at the local formula 1 racetrack, he met a fast crowd too, rent the whole place for their private races and their parties up there in the clubhouse. here oscar met the kind of people he might never have met, had he not been oscar pistorius. here he met the people who pulled a thread from the carefully woven fabric of his life, in particular, his new friend "clifton shores" producer quintin vandenberg. oscar allegedly accused quinton of having an affair with samantha taylor, during the olympics that is, after oscar first broke it off with samantha. and oscar walked up to him and just started swearing at him and going off

after a fabulous last quarter, finally, a newbie added to the index. sherwin-williams a little odd here. paint company. this one's a tough it's tough. i don't get it. it's housing slowed 7% mortgages. i'm honestly shocked the stock is so high. still, it's not a tech stock. it's not a magic seven. in fact, it's a quintessential not tech stock. maybe that's why it's their bottom line. so far this year we've had many very big winners outside of tech, and i bet most of them can keep quietly working their way higher. let's go to james in connecticut. james. >> hi, jim. >> thanks for. >> taking my call. >> of course. >> jim, it's too. >> late. >> to buy. >> banco santander. >> no, banco santander is very inexpensive still and is doing a great job. now. admittedly, i did like it in three and four. i know, i just endlessly pounded the table, but at five i still think it's a great situation. let's go to oh, my old friend trey in texas. trey. >> jim. >> i can't. >> believe it's been five. >> years and i'm. >> still wearing this. >> darn mask. >> see, the thing i

. >> reporter: classic tv shows use their theme songs to remind newbies of the premise of the show likeur ♪ >> reporter: and "the fresh prince of bel-air." but on "rolling stone's" list of best tv themes of all-time, it's all about those feel-good anthems from "cheers" -- ♪ some times you want to go ♪ ♪ where everybody knows your name ♪ >> reporter: to "friends." ♪ i'll be there for you ♪ >> reporter: to its number one best tv theme of all-time -- ♪ we're movin' on up to the east side ♪ >> reporter: "the jeffersons." ♪ to a deluxe apartment in the sky ♪ ♪ we're movin' on up, movin' on up ♪ >> reporter: so this season features monkeys and other thailand imagery, and the composer told "variety" he did a tiktok deep dive to understand the types of sounds people are listening to, so expect that. >> whit: wow. >> janai: so cool. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. expect that. >> janai: so cool. we'll be right back. ny people wn at 12 weeks, at 1 year, and even at 3 years. don't use if allergic. serious allergic reactions, increased infections, or lower ability to fight them may occur.

and while some newbies are joining the bunch, there are some familiar faces. >> still too. >> little. >> buddy. >> it's still. >> too. >> little buddy. >> we need the. >> we are joined now by paul hardart. he is a professor of marketing at nyu stern school of business, and that budweiser clydesdale ad is likely one of the most recognizable super bowl ad themes over the years. we were just talking about it during the break that those are the that's one of the ads that we really remember. does budweiser really have to advertise? i mean, everybody knows the clydesdales absolutely. >> well, this. >> is the 50th. >> year that they've used the clydesdales. >> so i think. >> there's a bit. >> of sort of nostalgia and comfort and reminds. >> people, right. >> people have. >> a lot of. >> choice when they can. >> choose to drink a beer of any kind. >> and so. >> this is just. sort of. >> a. fun way. you know, it ends with sort of a. >> it's sweet, but then at the end they have the story of the guy telling a joke about a horse going. >> into a bar. >> so i think it just gets people talking abou

i'm wondering -- i'm a newby here. what is the -- what is your total capacity and when do you think you will reach it? >> skilled nursing total is 769 bed. 120 are when we don't have available that brings town to 649 that is our concern capacity. . humight get there? we can provide that you informing we have information that we have developed projections when we may roach that. this is moving target and we are making every effort to increase the speed of admissions so we can budgetary contrablts revenue helps. we want to follow processes at the same time and meeting the needs of health network and the community as well. commissioner chow. yes. thank you. for your i'm wondering -- what the tower nursing did. does. we had a large pool of nursing staff that was floor staff not assigned a unit. which monies they could be to assignments. what that does it is poses challenges and staffing. and also residents in the having consistent staff. with -- this bid, all thefullying staff, signed a home unit. so this way the reds debt

rachel smith with mcu newbie, harrison ford, and "cap" himself, anthony mackie. >> you are #1 on thealways #6. >> why? >> it's my lucky number, my first marvel movie i was #6 on the call sheet so after that. >> i was hearing to say you were ahead of harrison ford, indiana jones himself. but you kept yourself at #6. >> i'm always #6. >> you've always been so awesome so humble and kind. >> thank you so much. i'm a good dancer too. >> oh, we gonna be showing off that two step later. >> wait for it! >> you said that this role, it's like your oscar. how so? >> it's a culmination of hard work, sacrifice, dedication, being recognized and you being celebrated. having been doing this for 24 years, this is the first time i have had someone say you know what? good on you, kid. you deserve this. >> half of them wouldn't even be here without the avengers. >> you and harrison ford actually collaborated together back in 2003 on hollywood homicide. >> i was into scenes. i go up to harrison at the premiere and like yo man, i hope i get to work with you again. >> and he goes you were the kid in the tr

it impressed me first when i joined and everyone was so helpful in bringing a newbie up to speed looking at the history of what's been accomplished, the challenges that are ahead i feel so confident that this fire department is going to do exactly what we needed to do. i think i couldn't be more proud to be a commissioner in this department. i thank you so much for the work that you do every day the things we know about the things we don't know about and it's it's just a really exceptional group of group of professionals and our new leader we anything we can do to help continue that wonderful record. >> you know we're here so thank you. >> mr. nakajima thank you very much. >> president morgan as you can tell, chief, that every one of us, the commissioners have something to say and part of this experience is going to be at some point or another myself with my comments or my questions and sometimes i get a little bit long. bear with me. i appreciate your acknowledgment, arthur both past chiefs color and i'm thorough but also the introduction as the rest of the commissioners to chief rabbit

are on sayi considering campaigning has changed a lot can you explain how run for something turns a newbieable candidate and what's the most critical skill they must have first grade guest: we help people figure out what is the reason for running and how was the office they are running for a opportunity to solve this and why should voters want them to win which is different from why you want to win. voters want to win because you will do something specific and tangible and practical for them. once we help candidates figure out how to tell that story, the rest of the campaign is just logistics. it is hard logistics but it is not complicated logistics. we help candidates figure out how to file, get on the ballot and make sure they are running really strong voter contact campaigns. it might look like knocking on doors, phones, print ads or radio, a text messaging. we deftly want to think about social media in a way that's genuine. we know how you race in new york city is different from iowa. neither of them are right or wrong, we want to make sure we run the right race for the right place. ho

on saying considering campaigning has changed a lot can you explain how run for something turns a newbieviable candidate and what's the most critical skill they must have first grade guest: we help people figure out what is the reason for running and how was the office they are running for a opportunity to solve this and why should voters want them to win which is different from why you want to win. voters want to win because you will do something specific and tangible and practical for them. once we help candidates figure out how to tell that story, the rest of the campaign is just logistics. it is hard logistics but it is not complicated logistics. we help candidates figure out how to file, get on the ballot and make sure they are running really strong voter contact campaigns. it might look like knocking on doors, phones, print ads or radio, a text messaging. we deftly want to think about social media in a way that's genuine. we know how you race in new york city is different from iowa. neither of them are right or wrong, we want to make sure we run the right race for the right place.

uber one passenger so my point is i'm fortunate i so i came out strong to you and some of you are newbies you opinions have such a bad bad taste because you are using your seat they were using your as their seat to jump on this chick from sacramento puke even including even kevin yourself who is it difficult to pivot because the file still be kept we are watching you we will not be duped and bamboozled thought about this city hall is full of evil to past growth and pattern growth so please please be a free pick for your job and for people to go your health my road you know time. >> thank you. >> and before the next speaker i just like to remind anyone addressing this committee regarding public comment that the committee level we are only empowered to hear public testimony on the item that is called and general public comment is reserved only for tuesdays so so please next speaker on the current item. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is tanya tillman. i am with the mothers against drug addiction and deaths. i'm a resident of san francisco and my son was born here ramon i'm here to su

first time a newbie for me to play with. yayi but before we get stuck into today's stories, here's the news with sophia hill. >> jim mcmahon john, thank you. very good afternoon. it's just gone. 12:00. these are your latest headlines. now, the three hostages released by hamas this morning have now entered into israel. according to the israeli army, those returned are the last living hostages from a group of 33 due to be freed in the first stage of the ceasefire deal that took effect on the 19th of january. israeli hostages charles shoham and mangisto were handed over to the red cross earlier this morning. the fourth hostage that was due to be released, hisham al—saeed, will now be freed without a pubuc will now be freed without a public ceremony later on today. this comes as israel's army have reported that the body of hamas hostage shiri bebe has been identified. they say it's likely she was killed while in captivity with her two young sons. the foreign secretary has called hamas's failure to return the right body of the is

. >> a newbie labour mp is under investigation after andrew gwynne, the minister, was sacked and suspendedy the party. but where will this end.7 more where will this end? more investigations look likely. >> an illegal working crackdown 4000 illegal workers in establishments such as nail bars, delivery drivers and car washes have been arrested since labour came to power. but why are they here in the first place? >> and a former royal marine has been cleared of racial hatred. jamie michael was taken to court for a 12 minute video for expressing his concern about illegal immigration. he'll join us. us. >> us. >> the time has come to tell the truth, to stand up for our principles, to plan for our future, to reset our principles, to plan for our future, tmp set our principles, to plan for our future, tmp oliver' principles, to plan for our future, tmp oliver ryan admits to burnley mp oliver ryan admits to making unacceptable messages in this whatsapp group where racist, sexist, homophobic and anti—semitic messages were exchanged. >> a newbie labour mp is under investigation after andrew gwynne,