patty a couple of things. your take as a staffer at that pivotal moment, but before that something much happier and i wanted to ask you earlier and we moved along you talked about mrs. loved to have one on one time with people to be able to look them in the eye, to make them understand not her importance, but the importance of the office and the presidency and the first lady. how many of you all have ever taken a tour? the white house? bunch of us. i think we have done it during the nixon administration because what would she do when there were tours coming in in the last months, when weren't traveling so much, she was able to to be there and be a hostess, if you will, to people who wanted to come. so particularly with the women's that would come to see washington, she would have them invited into the white house. she would stand and sometimes three and four times a week she would greet them at door. she would them in the eye, talk to them and shake their hand. and everybody left. walking on air and and you kn

ford's chief communication specialists, patty. thank you for being here. members of the white house historical association, among whom are anita mcbride who is a film your face to this event and also dr. colleen shogun was president biden's nominee to become the 11th arctic vest of the united states. we hope you get all the way to that senate process. also, trustees of the gerald r. ford presidential foundation, who in addition to susan are here and include david hocker and fred luger. brooke clements is with us, also. and west michigan's veteran political reporter rick alvin is with us. let's give all of these distinguished guests a hand. i also want to think the many, many generous donors and sponsors who made this luncheon possible. again, please hold your applause. fifth third bank. that joan secchia, the wife of the late ambassador peter secchia, is us. thank you so much for being here here. there are many additional sponsors who are listed on the back of your program. and we appreciate and thank you. well, i'd now like to reverend lynette sparks, sen

my sister patty and i, the roommates that we were we would lull ourselves to sleep.y mom did not have the bandwidth to attend it to us too much but she did read to arched each night which i w love. we did all the full opportunity to get rocked to sleep every night so we kind of did that for each other. and then as we got older and things were more apparent there was trouble within, we just again tried to kind of find comfort with each, other. where i grew up was an enclave of very big families being catholic. and the neighborhood we grew up inin was one of some wealth waso we had some privilege. there were just big old families. but if you ran out of a brother or sister there were plenty of families down the block with was spare brothers and sisters. these families kind of melded together. i am sure, i know now as an adult a lot of families were also struggling with alcohol abuse or mental illness. so we look to each other. see what you had to i guess. you wrote a lot about secrets and your family some of which you did not really figure out until decades later's your

here's a quick my sister patty, my little tiger pit pal. she ended up in a psych ward in milwaukee when she was a senior in college. i never knew that. i later went on to write about the psychiatric hospitals in milwaukee. i had no idea over those years my own sister, patty been a patient there. at one point. so this very intense stuff and i put it all in google. doc, you know the the the coroners report and the police files and the medical records. and i, i said to them, i have i have all this if you want to access it, have at it. and if you don't, then perfectly fine too. the only thing i'm going to ask you is, before i hit the send button to the editor, i want you to read this book and let me know, you know, is this accurate, first of all. and if there is, there's anything that's going to cause you so much heartache that it shouldn't be in there. they all read it. they corrected a few, but there was nothing in there. nothing that they said please don't put it in there. and there's some there are some intimate details in there. so thank y

my sister patty and i, roommates that we were, we would loll ourselves to sleep. my mom didn't have the bandwidth to attend to us too much. she did read to us each night which i loved, but we didn't have, there wasn't come we didn't have the full opportunity to get rocked to sleep every night. so we kind of did that for each other. and then as we got older, and things were more apparent that there was trouble within, we, just again, we tried to can find comfort with each other. where i i grew up was really an enclave, a very big family, being catholic and in the neighborhood that we grew up in was one of some wealth. so we had some privilege, and there were just big old families, and if you rent out of a brother and sister there were plenty of families down the block with lots of spare brothers and sisters. so we all kind of, these families kind of the melded together and i'm sure, i know now as an adult, , i know that a lot of those families were also struggling with alcohol abuse or mental illness. so we look to each other. >> host: yeah. as you had to i guess.

. >> we went and met patty and jerry almost immediately. >> what we promised them is that we would dont, and she said, "i can't be patient. this is my child." and we both understood. >> there was just people all the time, like, at their house, people bringing food. the media coming and going with the huge satellite trucks. >> what you're doing right now is a very, very integral part of that, so we really appreciate you being here. >> they felt that if the story got out, there would be more people knowing about it, more people looking for him, that that would be their best chance of finding where he was. >> a friend of ours said, you know, you need to call the media. >> he had seen a program on "20/20" approximately six weeks before jacob's abduction. >> "20/20" with hugh downs and barbara walters. >> how getting the word out quickly was important in recovering that particular child. >> in desperation, jeremiah's parents turn to the media, doing seven to eight interviews a day. >> it wasn't too long before it started making national news. >> from abc, this is "world news tonight" with

patty madsen worked with mrs. nixon and mrs. ford, assistant prosecutor and speechwriter in the white house office of the first lady. during the ford administration, the nixon administration, she traveled extensively domestically and internationally. she later worked at abc television for 25 years, including a senior vice president of the medications. last but not least, the conversation will be moderated by rick, veteran political reporter come along associated with book tv, which as given him the platform to talk about this and he has interviewed every president since president ford. please join me in expressing appreciation for a great panel. >> thank you and good afternoon, everyone. i take a quick moment to thank the foundation as they have been inviting me to be a part of the special event and this one will be extraordinary after listening to the conversations we have had since i have been here. a special thanks to the ford family who have allowed me to do things most reporters do not get a chance to do, and particularly t

then we saw patty in sterling virginia, independent line. last chance for patty. randall, nashville, tennessee, democrat. whoop. i'm not getting any call. i can't hear the calls up here. if somebody could check that. there we go. all right. and so we are having a tiny bit of trouble but will continue to. blumenauer is a democrat from oregon and he talked about the idea of a coalition government. [indiscernible] mr. blumenauer: the republicans will have to work with democrats and put together a bipartisan effort. it is going to be very similar to the agreement they all have in the spring, 149 of them voted for it along with the president of the senate. and that's ultimately what we are going to be after spinning our wheels for two weeks or three or four. but that's where we are going to be. [indiscernible question] mr. blumenauer: they can't understand it. but what can i say. it's pretty clear, it's not our fault. republicans can't agree with themeses and ultimately they have to work with us on a bipartisan solution. you can write that script now. just fill in a fe

she came during the year of the woman 1992 right alongside patty murray. diane's work extended far beyond the senate floor as she gave her voice a platform to women throughout the country for decades. diane didn't just push doors down that were closed to women. she held them open for generations of women to follow. she gave a voice a platform, a model for women across the country who aspire roles in leadership of public service, who want to leave their own mark on the world who want to make this country a better place for others. today there are 24 women serving in this chamber and every one of them would admit they stand on diane's shoulders. her impact extended far beyond the senate floor and far beyond politics itself. and the sign of a leader is someone who dedicates the whole of their spirit for a cause greater than themselves. the sign of a hero is someone who fights for others who endures for others, no matter what cost, no matter what the odds, and the sign of a friend is someone who stands by your side to fight the good fight on good days and on b

let's bring in patty calhane who's standing by for us in washington dc. hello, that patty did these public remarks from president biden mock a significant shift since the conflict started for him. it sounds like it shouldn't because it is a basic statement we've heard from presidents in the past, but it's important to keep in mind when he 1st addressed this. he didn't even mention the palestinians once. and the days that followed pal students for even hardly mentioned. so this is the 1st time he's really come out and said we're working on a humanitarian quarter. now it's important to keep this all in perspective. the biting misters has been very careful on their line with their language and what it expects from israel. and it keeps saying that expects them to as a democracy, follow the laws of war. now the laws of war say that you cannot lease each to an entire civilian population without giving them electricity. water food is in fact a war crime. so while the president says they're working on humanitarian aid, what do you didn't say is it's time to end t

signed: patty murray, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 3:00 p.m. on monday, october 16, 2023. and the senate now gavelling out from the brief session. when lawmakers return you can see live coverage here on c-span2. we take you back to our book tv programming. >> the powers he had and so, you know, that's a real part of making him come alive and then later, you know, there's something called gorge, in yosemite national park. after the sierra club was established and they did high trips up there, they also hiked down through there. so, there's some wonderful accounts and i tried to extract all the information that i can from these various accounts, but focusing on muer's when i'm with muer, but all of those details help me bring scenes alive. >> very, very effective. jack, could you tell us a bit about-- as we were trying to look at pesticides and ddt and what it was doing to the-- not only the bald eagle population, but the eggs and walk us through that dis

do you love patty griffin?and we love you, too. >> kelly: i love your act. >> i'm here from alabama, celebrating my daughter katie's birthday. >> kelly: happy birthday! >> and kelly, we love you. you're our favorite. >> kelly: thank you so much. thank you for coming, especially on your birth day. what makes that some so special? >> the reason i like that song, katie is a respiratory therapist in mobile, alabama at the children's hospital, works with the nicu and picu babies. >> kelly: you have a good heart, katie, that would be hard. >> it is very rewardrewarding. >> she has a no bad news attitude, very positive. she's great at what she does and she's the best daughter. >> kelly: and she has the greatest tan ever! >> she does. >> kelly: sounds like those babies are in really good hands with that beautiful tan. all right. thank you so much, norma. happy birthday, katie! there's no bad news for this hour. see what we did there? i know. from "the fly", my first guest in the biggest films of the last decades. his n

spending in that exceedingly important bill as they, all of them are, susan has worked masterfully with patty. hopefully, when we come back, we'll have the three mini bus ed together with many amendments that they've worked out. everybody's voice will be heard but we averted a shutdown. we cannot run this up to november 17 with the same intensity that we had in the past. i for one think it's a disservice. it's a road to nowhere. it's a misery march and we cannot govern like this. thank you. is it over yet? >> no. >> a house member pulling the fire alarm again. i wasn't sure. so we've talked a lot about the border crisis. if there should be a fire alarm pulled right now, it's the alarm that we are seeing on the southern border with some 11,000 illegal crossings happening every day. in this country, make no mistake. the crisis that we are witnessing is a direct result. there's cause and effect because of joe biden's failed open border policies. look at any illegal apprehension chart, you'll see when it hit a low number, right? as biden took office and how it has skyrocketed since then. he ended

that year we saw carol moseley braun and patty kerry elected. that meant that five women, including were in the senate. this is the year of the woman. today, there are 25 women senators and every single one of them stands on the back of dianne feinstein and other pioneers. >> thank you very much for sharing your thoughts this afternoon. >>> we will have full coverage of senator feinstein's memorial service tomorrow starting at 12:30 p.m. streaming on cbs news bay area . >>> dianne feinstein started fleet week back in 1981 back when she was mayor. the idea was to attract more navy business to our shipyards and brought huge crowds of visitors to the city each october. beyond, the blue angels, there is a very practical purpose to bringing the troops to the bay area each year. shawn chitnis rode along with the san francisco fire department and military as they carry out important exercises. >> reporter: their day started early at fire station 49 in san francisco. members of the navy and marines showing up to work alongside 10 medic units. their jobs

. >> thanks, be patti. >> i would not. >> exactly.ng vehicles. they are so focused on oil and what happens with oil. i agree with you on demand. it's hard when times are good, the companies can't outperform. when you have head winds with oil, it's challenging. >> that's the point. here you've had the most incredible period of air travel any of us in our lifetimes can remember. they've talked nonstop, all these ceos, demand is not letting up. we're selling tickets like it's popcorn. the stock is up 9% year to date. >> frustrating. >> to steph's point, if not now, when? >> i will say this. companies are making money. you know what they're doing, they're paying down debt to a degree the airline industry hasn't seen in my lifetime. that's what i think may turn these into less of a trading vehicle. am i hanging myself? if i am, come back and you'll find out. >> paying down debt is good. if not now, when? >> if the stock still isn't doing much. >> i'll go back to where i started. this question are we headed into a recession or not? slowdown

when properly cooked, the patties shrink.gue customers end up getting food less valuable than what was promised. but a federal judge, in dismissing the suit, said all companies use visually appealing images to build positive associated with their products. he also points out, or points to the restaurants website, which specify how much the food weighs. the suit was one of several filed recently against fast food companies by the same group of lawyers. >> coming up next, can building a better bay area come from building a better market street? we need to get people to say, let's go to market street. >> like let's do stuff on market street tonight. >> we're going to give you a closer look at what's being done before and what could happen in the future we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own, even better together. try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popcorn. loving this pay bump in our allowance. wonder where mom and dad got the extra money? maybe they won t

patty cosgrove came under fire after making comments critical of israel and its war with hamas. are war crimes, even when committed by allies and should be called out for what they are, end quote. in response, alphabet, meta and amazon canceled their attendance at the upcoming summit. he is now walking back his comments and apologizing for distracting from the event. >>> loved ones are talking about the recent arrest of a former major league baseball accused of the deadly shooting of his father-in-law in lake tahoe. the shooting happened in 2021. late last week police in nevada arrested a former baseball standout, danny serafini, along with a woman investigators believe served as a family nanny at one point. police say serafini shot and killed gary spohr and his wife at their lake tahoe home. he died at the scene, his wife endured a long recover roy and last year took her own life. yesterday nbc bay area spoke with their daughter. in a statement she says, in part, i feel an immense weight lifted off my shoulders. i've held onto my parents' ashes as i never felt right scattering

so i'll be on patty. how can you can to side to den blessing and then that the seat, which with walker, i'm the associate price, the the how much john smith can come to work in a day, i know microphone was supposed to mean no chef to them at the, in the show from any of the the, the home is the minimization, but it's a little not by the end of the month and the last name i did facile issue hello. hello. the a, the, the, to share some of them. i'm gonna go live at the. i love the best, not professional. i love my head with nation. almost all 3 of these are in the home . you know, that's a lot of the home phone. it was typical american in the eighty's that i happen to see a rab like a honda came to a campus and he made me think that there's something else i can do in my life. although they just go to work and make money in the something else that was a single fellow at 27 years old. and now i'm with a children and with meaning in my life. and i'm sure if i stayed in america, i wouldn't have these kind of li

. >> thank you, patty. good afternoon everybody. i wanna thank senator schumer for inviting me to join him in honoring the legacy of, for me, a friend, a mentor and a titan of the united states senate, dianne feinstein. it's impossible to overstate the impact she's had on california and the nation, you know, for generations of california. and she was the one that we turned to for leadership and for comfort, whether it was in uh times of conflict or crisis or not, everyone recounts how she was always so prepared. so put together for been hearing -- you have been hearing stories over and over and over again. but i think i understand why, you know, as a, as a first, i know, the pressure we often feel of, uh, sometimes having to work twice as hard, hoping to attain half the respect when you're the first. and if, if you think of the many firsts that senator feinstein represented the first woman to serve as mayor of san francisco, the first woman to chair the senate judiciary committee to chair the intelligence committee and the longest s

once again, thank you to leader mcconnell, appropriations chair patty murray, vice chair susan collins, and members on both sides of the aisle who came together. today's cr would not have been possible, without the senate's good work. the senate showed that bipartisanship was the only way, and the same will be true, again, in 45 days. i yield the floor. i do not yet yield the floor. >> president, i move to proceed to executive session to consider calendar 319. >> question is on the motion. all those in favor say aye. >> aye >> opposed? nate. -- the ayes do have. it >> -- james see o'brien james c. obrien -- >> cloture motion -- 22 of the standing rules in the senate do hereby move to bring -- nomination of executive caliber, number 31, nine james c. obrien, of nebraska to, be an assistant secretary of state european and -- senators as follow. >> i ask consent the reading of the names you waved. >> without objection. >> i moved to proceed to legislative session. >> questions on the motion. all those in favor say aye? >> opposed, nay. the ayes appear to have. the ayes have. a motion is a

so when properly cooked patties shrink, lawyers argue the customers ended up getting food less valuableuild positive associations with their products. he also pointed to the restaurants, websites where customers can see how much the food weighs. the lawsuit was one of several filed against fast food companies recently by the same group of attorneys. have you dreamed of becoming an influencer? well, now you can get a degree for that southeast technological university in ireland is offering a three year program that teaches young people the art of influencing and content creation. it will teach students to become experts in social media theory and use while learning how to connect with target demographics online. there are only going to be 40 students accepted into the program next year. don't you feel like technology evolves too quickly for that? probably it's too much after the three years. it's like it's a whole new thing, i guess. >> but i guess it's influencer personality. >> that's true. the connection did you see this notice that we got from our company, disney, that we can now get

once again, thank you to leader mcconnell, appropriations chair patty murray, vice chair susan collins, and members on both sides of the aisle who came together. today's cr would not have been possible, without the senate's good work. the senate to show that bipartisanship was the only way, and the same will be true, again, in 45 days. i yield the floor. i do not yet yield the floor. >> president, i move to proceed to executive session to consider calendar 319. >> question is on the motion. all those in favor say aye. >> i. >> hose? they -- do have it. motion agreed to. quick group part. >> nomination, department of state, james si o'brien of nebraska to be an assistant secretary. european and eurasian affairs. >> i stand to put your motion to the desks. >> quick report. >> -- motion with the undersigned senators, with the provisions of -- that money to, the standard rolls of the senate. do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of executive calendar, number 31. i james co bryant of nebraska, to be in assistant secretary of state. european and eurasian affairs, by 17

host: patty in pennsylvania. these are the phone lines for republican, democrats and others. i want to show you the other nomination speech that took place on the floor of the house ad of the first round of voting. california democratic congressman pete aguilar making his pitch for the democratic nominee, the democratic leader in the house, hakeem jeffries of new york. mr. aguilar: by direct of the democratic caucus i'm directed to nominate the honorable hakeem jeffries from the state of new york. mr. speaker pro tem, this is not the history we wanted to make here in the house. it's something that none of us imagined when we were sworn in to this office. we are here because the house has been thrown into chaos. we are here because this hallowed chamber has been led to a breaking point by two dangerous forces. extremism and partisanship. the american people placed their faith in us to tackle their most pressing issues, lowering costs, growing the middle class and standing up to those set on delivering a national abortion ban. the choice before us is simple. come together on a

. >> patty is tom's wife and together since high school knows them better than anyone.ism. >> it is comforting to me i think to just know what things are and where they're going. >> is nothing out of place since of order? >> he's a very stubborn man so for him to take a case he is going to do it and solve it. >> and so detective dove decided to start over. take a different approach this time he immersed himself and sandra's old phone bills. seized by detective why years before. >> i did is i went through every telephone call on those phone records looking for somebody related to this case. there had to be some communication. >> get anywhere? >> -- >> what's the phone had been overlooked before was a cluster of calls who not long before the murder, all short within minutes of each other. >> one of those calls was to a target store one was to a pager and one was to a boarding house. so he called that last number asked if anybody there knew a guy named schreiber. and the landlady said no. but there was once a tenant name shrub, she said, could he be the man the detectives

so i'll be on patty. how can you can to side to den blessing and then that the sub nessie, which with walker, i'm the associate price the the how much john smith can come to work in a day. i know microphone was supposed to mean no chef to them at the, in the show from any of the the, the home is the minimization by then by the end of the month and the name by the facile issue. hello. hello. the a, the, the, to see at the moment. i'm gonna go live at the i love the best, not professional. i love my hand with national, almost all 3 of these are in the home. you know, that's a lot of most of the folks of it was typical american in the eighty's that i happen to see a rab like a honda came to a campus and you made me think that there's something else i can do in my life. although they just go to work and make money in the something else that was a single fellow at 27 years old. and now i'm with a children and with meaning in my life. and i'm sure if i stayed in america, i wouldn't have these kind of life proba

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. >> reporter: patty is all smiles she has a front row seat to the scare-as tour. >> the community isrming for a new era of halloween. you're not done. >> i don't think i am. i'll probably be like adding stuff to it. >> our thanks to elizabeth for that story >> you've seen jessica with us for the past four months while phillip is on family leave for now, it's not good-bye but sig see you later. >> it is perfect timing for a cheat day, because it's national doughnut day, originally started back in 1938 to hon or the doughnut lassies >> we're getting an early start. >> thank you so much >> i'm giving this a whirl >> yeah, cheers. ♪ come on, eileen ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this song reminds me of closing time at my favorite syracuse university establishments back in the early 2000s. >> back to school can make us feel more plugged in than ever jennifer your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredie

host: patty in connecticut, republican line, you are next up. caller: i have to say i agree with the last woman that called and i am a republican. the republican party is a disgrace to this nation. the crazy eight, as they are called, seem to be running it because they are running it at the behest of trump. he seems to be running congress. the joke is always they are going to elect him speaker. this country is in shambles because of these republicans. everything that biden has tried to do, they have voted against. they have done nothing but criticize him since he came into office. host: what is your view of the latest speaker nominee? caller: it is a disgrace that man is dangerous, just like the rest of them that they tried to nominate. host: why? caller: he denied biden as being president. he is kissing the ring of trump. anything that trump wants is what these people are doing. host: you can continue calling on the lines. you can text us if you wish at (202) 748-8003. you can post on social media. several of you have done that. vicki mayfield

patty becausewhat? what kind of privilege should a six year old cite the ability to , to make everyone laugh 6 instead of everyone looking at you like a monster? -yand what about body size? they're so young, they haven't had time to fat yet.ze but apparently this mapping allows seven year olds to see themselves through the lens of intersectionality . teachers then post the identity maps on the wall for a class discussion about students. multiple identities. yeah, multiple identities. we're turning healthy kids into schizophrenics. they walk into classes themselves and they leave as mr. hyde. >> i thought that was funny. s r >> anyway, so why are first graders learning this? dodo they really need to know what this gender means or gender binary or intersex or pansexual? ap class used to stand for advanced placement. >> now it's an advanced. but here's why. vists wa it's what activists want them to learn, because they know le. els organic or else you would needuldn to artificially create and then enforce i

spring and petty calhane who's at the congressional office. building in washington dc at hello that patty, how many demonstrate has remain and have police been able to get things under control? oh richard, i'm pretty call him. i should say the police just slowly one by one. the rest in the protesters very few are putting up a fight. some are tried to is that resist which is basically not stand up on their legs. the most part they've just been taking them away one by one. you saw me earlier in the last couple of hours. there's probably a 100 to maybe a 150 people and you can see the police have clearly made their way through the rest of the core group. now, putting them in the zip ties and taking them away. no, probably none of these people are going to spend the night in jail, although we should say, kevin, please say 3 people is in charge of the salting police officers. they are facing a much more serious charges. these people are all going to be charged with them. just do basically a trespassing on the house aside and they'll be sent home. the police news was happening they, they were a

we have patty driscoll on the left, who was an all-american quarterback from northwestern.you know, charlie bachmann in the middle, who was an all-american lineman from notre dame. and on the right, we have a guy named george halas who is actually a pretty average college football player, is an end at university of illinois. but who really became a star during his one season at great lakes. now, like a lot of all-star teams, great lakes struggled with teamwork early in the season. they should have been big favorites in most of their early games, but they struggled to to narrow ends in two ties and their fifth game of the season. great lakes final. he put it all together against previously undefeated rutgers patty driscoll scored four touchdowns including punt returns of 90 and 60 yards in a blowout win the following week. great lakes took advantage of a 90 yard fumble return to eke out a 7 to 6 win over previously undefeated naval academy. they finished the regular season undefeated and received an invitation to the 1919 rose bowl. their opponent for that game was the mare

the patties shrink.omers end up getting food less valuable than what was promised. but a federal judge said all companies use visually appealing images to build positive associations with their products. he also pointed to the restaurants, websites where customers can see how much the food weighs. the lawsuit was one of several filed against fast food companies recently by the same group of attorneys. google is betting big on artificial intelligence with its new pixel eight phones. the phone comes with ai built in so it can do things like summarize articles for you. it also has built in photo and video editing tools that allow ai to take a series of photos and then combine them into one picture where everybody looks good. >> oh, okay. oh my gosh does that see? >> you know, it's always that one friend. sometimes a friend is you. >> the eyes are closed. >> the eyes are close. you're looking away. you're looking at who knows what. google also said it has a brighter display, a new camera system, longer lasti

i'm blown away by being in your presence, miss patti labelle.ere in your teens, 20s, late 20s, did you imagine your career after the age of 50? >> no. no. as you said earlier, i'm 79 years young. over 50, i said, girl, you might be home cooking in your kitchen doing no nothing, no anything. but here i am at this young age doing what i do. >> you are cooking. >> i'm cooking my face off. i'm cooking and i'm doing all that good stuff. >> do you have a most 50 over 50 accomplishment you are most proud of? something that happened in your life over the age of 50? >> i am still performing. most people say, do you still work? i never stopped working. i work every day. we are on tour at least nine months of the year. lately, i've been doing sellout houses, thank god. people are in the audience. [ applause ] >> i'm going to try with patti labelle rapid fire. do you know what that is? i say something, you say something. but it's quick. best dish you make. >> pasta. with everything in it. different things. >> most joy, cooking or singing? >> singing. >> one

patty, smart with it. we did well with but the end of i do expect more myself to able to, you know, take the next step and, you know, go through, reads progressions, even with pass rusher might be, you know, the more aggressive and so that's where i'm at with that. but definitely my toughest games. >> it was the worst kept secret in the bay over the last week or so. but now it's officially official. the wnba is coming here to the bay. i pressed joe lake up for a team name today. but he assured me no decision has been made. the team will be headquartered in oakland that the warriors, former practice facility. but they'll play its games at the chase center. the team will begin play in 2025 according to lake up, they will win a championship within the first 5 years. klay thompson believes the bay. he's the perfect region to support a wnba franchise now my adulthood, i can see. >> wnba championship spot to the bay. but that's just a special day for basketball lovers. around the region. i know how women's baske

patty, dense fog around the bay and along the coast, then he holds tomorrow.ay, with new record high temperatures, then cools off a little beginning friday, than much more for the weekend, with more cloud cover over the weekend, and even the outside chance of a shower. look at the roller coaster we are in for, nearing the peak, here, livermore makes it into the mid-90s thursday, then a big drop in temperature, over 10 degrees each day from thursday to friday and friday to saturday. low 70s inland over the weekend, and that is where we stay most of next week. as cooler air arrives, there is the outside chance of a couple showers, still far below a 30% chance, many saturday night into sunday, but only to keep an eye on for the weekend. right now, we are just seeing fog streaming through the golden gate right now, beautiful perspective from salesforce tower. temperatures near 70 around the bay, sentences, and oakland, index of upper 70s and lower mid 80s father in land after inland temperatures top that well into the 80s earlier today. here is the fog on the futu

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