let me, peoria, can we book with mode only for safety officials one of the palace meet between perfect of us can have you know, capital needs. could you please help me if not, don't proceed. we can for a bucket for, you know, for the if i want to plan on this quote, they don't look at them for mr. funding your school. well, for me, why should we put on the phone? i'm going to click on the blue level to look under the longer nikki. so i picked key, so i picked the so i picked highlighters offers on. let me pull it on it, pull mac highlands before me as chris was havoc. ok, so i said it's just a 2nd fall underneath libby. thank you. keith. sexy. my lead. you can say. thank you. lisa. messiah it is beverly mia? moisture and boy, nurse, i lie. i just, you know, from what we feel like she just called upon you to put me. she's not, i'm she, she did all or do you do my last movie to listen up. it is. i'm in the mid thought of which will make it look like, why don't she potter really do with michelle, middle one is all function enemies. to set it coming hall. the shop me when you quit was in l

. >> melissa: i was like, we went to peoria once. >> kelly: we went to galveston. i get it.e right, that's barbra streisand. she is commenting. like it's -- >> melissa: i see that. when i wake up in the hospital for my fever dream. i know barbra streisand. they are like, you don't. i would be like, it was a great dream. first i thought, at first i wondered, does barbra think i have had a child? i was like, that is self flattering because i am 100. that woman knows that i am

2006 in pristine condition. miraculous considering where it was discovered, it was being stored in peoria in a closet next to a water heater and nitrate film stock. which is flamel, so is certainly not meant to be stored in the fluctuating temperatures. then she checked the u. s. library of congress list of last films. the 1st thing i did when i was researching the film was checking that list, and it was a bit nerve wracking because to know that you have the only copy of something that is, is totally unique and very old. discovering last films is a rarity, 3 and 4 of the thousands of silent pictures ever made are fully or partially lost. relics of a bygone era, including classics like the 1917 film cleopatra, a few stills and 20 seconds remain. 922 sherlock holmes. some of it still missing. gold diggers of broadway from 1900. 29. the 3rd warner brothers film shot in technical and long chinese. 1900. 27 london after midnight. destroyed in an m g. m . vault fire before the hollywood era, many films were made outside of california at places like s n. a studios in chicago . films with stars l

anyway, i'll be in peoria on thursday to talk about a lady who just tried kombucha. what her face does will surprise you. ( cheers and applause ) they know the kombucha one. they know the long walk, but there was water in the well. ( laughter ) cheney, who is allowed on twitter, clapped back, tweeting: i like republican presidents who win reelection. ( audience reacts ) ( piano riff ) >> jon: whoa! >> stephen: sick burn, liz, you got him. or to put that another way... mission accomplished! ( cheering ) one mission that is not accomplished is getting the nation vaxxed. but the president did his part today, getting his booster shot on live television. that's the first prick i've seen in the white house since january. ( applause ) i understand he was doing this on camera, to encourage everybody to get the shot, and that's good, but all i could see was what looked like incredibly fake windows behind the president. it's a fake room it's like when captain america fell unconscious in the 1940s then woke up now, except joe biden wasn't preserved in ice in between. our head o

there isn't a diner patron in peoria who doesn't any corporations shouldn't pay their fair share or families should go bankrupt when they have babies. that's what's on the line. i am optimistic because everyone looks at the same numbers i am, and they know how popular this is. i think it gets done. i just think it is going to be a really, really tense ride to it. >> my wife went to business school. >> yes. >> so i went through osmosis and picked up 15% of what she learned here. i was introduced to this term here. >> yeah. >> best alternative to negotiated agreement. batna. if it all falls through, what is your best fallback plan? here's the problem i see for democrats who want to get past joe manchin. his batna is nothing. he doesn't particularly care about the infrastructure plan. yeah, he got on board at the beginning there, but he worked to drive it down to, you know, next to -- to $1 trillion. what did it start at, over $2 trillion? >> you don't get to 30 points in popularity without a couple west virginiians, going home and saying, i fought for you to get less. >> he can say, i stood up

you gotta paride a pathway to that, because when you go to peoria when you go to iowa and go to new hampshire, and you've got to sell that the voters that's going to be very difficult, so look for his pathway nationally to be if someone who raises money and get out the vote next year, along with kamala harris, you also have nancy pelosi, the speaker republicans are going to go after those three. they're going to talk about those three, a lot moving forward on that component. that's the national implications here. was it a mistake for republicans to spend so much money? time and resources on this recall? why not? white until the general election, which is only a year away. right because you revived the political fortunes of a guy who put covid brought the recall on the ballot. covid is going to deliver its success to newsom out of that because of what's happened in texas and florida, and that way, looking back if republicans really did her arm themselves here, it laid bare what they're doing in terms of their party where they're going. we don't see donald trump. but we do see barack obama. ber

drove us around a shopping center in peoria called p 83. autonomous long-haul trucking companies, have also found a welcome home in arizona. in march, arizona governor doug ducey signed into law legislation that updates our state's safety framework for autonomous vehicles. we know that approximately 94% of vehicle accidents are caused by human error, including impaired driving. my district is home to thousands of senior centers who can no longer drive and need to get to their doctors and stores. i think autonomous vehicles can be part of the future to develop that problem for senior citizens, those that are disabled, and of course will definitely cut down on impaired driving accidents. mr. raj kumar, my first question is for you. in your opinion, what are the hurdles remaining for the automobile vehicle industry to overcome to continue the development of this technology as we shift from driver assist functions to fully autonomous systems? >> congresswoman, thank you for the question. the basic technology for doing that is available or can b

last but not least, happy 100th birthday to james stafford jr., active guy from peoria, illinois, featuredad on the third hour, we'll have much more with our friends from "dateline" -- >> that's sticking with me saying we shoot "dateline" more in small towns it makes you think the murders are happening in towns we live in >> and then coming up on hoda and jenna, great new chat with pastor michael todd. he was my first guest -- >> oklahoma. >> from tulsa. he's going to be back. he'll be live with us and he's got answers, real secret answers making the impossible possible. >> subscribe wherever you get your podcast. >> guess who i'm interviewing today? maria shriver and oprah winfrey. >> whoa! together >>> good morning. 8:56. i'm marcus washington. oakland leaders are declaring an emergency due to a surge in crime. this week the city marked its 100th homicide of the year. yesterday a police officer was shot in the line of duty. he is expected to recover, but leaders are now declaring gun violence a public health crisis asking alameda county to allocate federal stimulus money for violence pre

. >> let's go to eddie from peoria illinois. >> thank you for accepting my call i was eligible for thetnam era when i joined the service. the legacy i think happened is the united states stopped policing the world. and stop declaring everything a war that's not a war. our legacy will stop policing the world and unite the united nations to police the world. thank you. host: let's go with alexis calling from wilmington, north carolina on the independent line. caller: thanks for taking my call. i see it on a very visceral level. the woman on the independent line before me, i liked what she had to say. the day it happened i was at work. i can't believe anybody at atv there. so i think it was over the internet. i had a close friend of mine who was from israel and the next day they were supposed to have some kind of cultural event about 200 people, people it cooked large amounts of food and so everybody was dressing up and they were afraid to go out because their goals are too much like muslim garb and people were being attacked in the street for no reason because of how they were dressed or

des moines at 91 degrees look at these records possible today from cheyenne, tulsa, kansas city, peoria and st. louis at or near records but you will see temperatures starting to cool down. fall is really starting to take hold by thursday, minneapolis, you'll be at 78 77 in chicago. cleveland into the upper 60s and new york city by thursday, we're going to see highs only in the mid 60s. low 70s as you get down into washington we're going to get to your local forecast, coming up in the next 30 seconds a place where everyone lives life well-protected. ♪♪ and even when things go a bit wrong, we've got your back. here, things work the way you wish they would. and better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands with allstate. click or call for a lower auto rate today. >>> good monday morning. i am meteorologist, kari hall. we're watching rain moving closer to the bay area from the north. this is out ahead of a cold front and along the coast it's drizzling right now. we will see that continue while our inland areas will see partly cloudy skies and a cool start to the week with

. >> let's go to eddie from peoria illinois. >> thank you for accepting my call i was eligible for the when i joined the service. the legacy i think happened is the united states stopped policing the world. and stop declaring everything a war that's not a war. our legacy will stop policing the world and unite the united nations to police the world. thank you. host: let's go with alexis calling from wilmington, north carolina on the independent line. caller: thanks for taking my call. i see it on a very visceral level. the woman on the independent line before me, i liked what she had to say. the day it happened i was at work. i can't believe anybody at atv there. so i think it was over the internet. i had a close friend of mine who was from israel and the next day they were supposed to have some kind of cultural event about 200 people, people it cooked large amounts of food and so everybody was dressing up and they were afraid to go out because their goals are too much like muslim garb and people were being attacked in the street for no reason because of how they were dressed or how the

>> peoria, arizona officer kyle are you toton catching the man in his arms as he jumped to escape theartment says thanks to are you toton's actions the man was not hurt, the cause of the fire is unknown now. get ready for today's college football showdown. the 12th ranked notre dame fighting irish will face off against 18th ranked wisconsin beacialtion at soldier field in chicago. you can watch all the action today at noon eastern only on fox pregame coverage starts at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. my daughter will be at that game with her fiance. pete: i guess that makes sense. they are meeting in the middle in chicago. rachel: you are right about that. will: geographically. pete: this next story, wait until you see this video. maybe you have. if you haven't, it's a student found it's of being racist while studying because of a laptop and a sticker. this is your alma mater. rachel: it is i'm a sun devil. pete: arizona state university, a college student, white college student confronted for what was on his laptop and who he was. will: and where he was. pete: and where he was as well. we w