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even has his own twitter account, where he posts some of his favorite costumes and info about his reading club. he also has his own collectible bobblehead brooks is almost always on his best behavior. >> he listens well, he's well behaved. >> he's hungry, though. >> but sometimes he likes to sneak a treat. >> he loves food he'll eat anything he can find he eats a lot of popcorn and hot dogs. >> at times he's been known when a kid lets their hot dog droop a little low, he'll nab it he's a that's what dogs do. >> and this dog is a good boy, giving fans that fill the stands an extra reason to cheer >> this is awesome, i think it's great that they have a dog at the ballpark it just makes everything feel a bit more like home >> okay. kristen, thanks for sharing that great story. let's turn now to broadway and a musical that is lighting up the stage and it's the kids who are stealing the show. here's our pal jackson daly. "music man" is a show known for its 76 trombones but this production is getting attention for a different number there are 21 kids in the cast, all making their broadway debuts alo

so, that is, to do with a club. reading the correct answers you decide to speak with restraint.speak. sasha bludgeon will you go far? they began to call the policy of a big stick, i would not fine. but in fact the answer was correct. in fact , everything was sent, i ask. georgy vasilievich chicherin became the people's commissar for foreign affairs of the rsfsr on may 30, 1918, and from january 10 of the same year, that is, earlier he was deputy people's commissar please tell me what he did before january 3, 1918, and where was? i have an idea until january 3rd, because of how its the appointed deputy was completely in the uk, as far as i know, in particular , he campaigned for, let's say the world, for which he was imprisoned in the uk. in general, he questioned in the uk for getting out of this imprisoned. he's a prisoner like that. he's been brought back enough. as far as i remember, they simply suspended issuing visas in uh, which means that visas were also given to citizens of great britain themselves, and they said we were told that we would not return yet. we will not giv

club. >> i read the first sentence and then the first paragraph and i knew this was going to be a book clubead a chapter, sometimes i have gone 100 pages to decide. i finished first sentence, first paragraph. i picked up the phone and said this is our next book. this is it. >> a lot of build up for this book. it will be revealed with >>> a lot of rain in the east bay. first alert weather day covers not only the impactful rain on the commute especially for east bay commuters but also focuses on possibility for isolated thunderstorms throughout today as we get into late morning and early afternoon. we will see a second phase of increased energy. small hail, brief downpours. you will get plenty breaks when you are not rained on. if you get one of the thunderstorms, it will catch your attention. in terms of slowing us on the commute, 680, highway 4. this is where we are seeing the better rain. just to show you what the last hour has looked like watch the heavy line slowly march from the center of the bay across 680 and 580. we will look at this afternoon and what to expect later. >> see you in

read and discuss. nine of the 11 remain available in school libraries but are under review for possible removal there as well. the band book club members are reading in order to add their voices to the debate. >> what did you take from in the dream house? >> i learned about abusive relationships. it taught me how it affects a person. it gives you insight into how it really damages a person. >> not so far away, the director of austin public libraries also makes it personal. >> it is still up to that parent to say i don't want my child to read that. it is apparent possible spots ability of that child. i don't want a group of people to tell my son or daughter what to read. >> elsewhere, the issue is deeply politicized. last october, the republican state rep presented of was running for the texas attorney general since schools statewide demanding a letter to let them know whether they had any books on a list of about 850 titles. he said he was concerned about materials that might make students feel discomfort, guilt, anguish or any other form of psychological distress because of their race or sex. the national free-speech group den

. >> my book club read your book and we were curious why you did when you did.hole lot more life. [laughter] >> i always wanted the book to focus on those five years. i know it is odd to say of a memoir but i really didn't think of my book as being about me or my life, i wanted it to be a celebration and attribute to new immigrants and children, special and almostoo universal time in r childhood where we would go in uthe world and we don't understand what's going on and so incredibly opened and vulnerable and we learn to become guarded and we learn the things that can save us and for things that are dangerous to us. i wanted to own into the precious years because when you peel back the adult players, it is that child inside of us that drives decisions in the way we engage with each other and interact with the world. when i looked, at 7-year-old child is very much me and probably the most practical reason is i'm only 34 and don't trust myself to have the wisdom yett to have enough important things to say about the later years but a lot of people have asked see th

. >> my book club read your book is that there is a lot more. >> i went to the book to focus on thosee years. i really did not think of my book to be about me or my life. and when it to be a celebration and attribute and to children that is very special and then to go out ine' the world we don't understand and so incredibly open and vulnerable and then we learn hito become guarded and to hone in on this precious years it's that little child and inside of us that drives the decisions and the way we engage with each other and interact withis the world. looking at that seven -year-old child the practical reasons i'm only 34 and have that wisdom yet and have important things to say about the later years maybe there's a follow-on book. >> i love your talk. so my primary means to have this book was was the school library and for me i went to law school also. . . . . my fire children who get meals in the school because i relied on those free meals and once you are not required to be there every day it may no longer be feasible or may no longer feel safe to go out and get that meal so what ha

my book club read your book and we were curious as to why you ended it when you did, you know, we're like oh, but there's a whole lot more life. so just a question. so i always wanted this book to focus on those five years. i know it's odd to say of a memoir, but i really didn't think of my book as being about me or my life. i wanted it to be a celebration and a tribute to new immigrants to children that very special and almost universal time in our childhoods. where we go out in the world and we don't understand what is going on and we're so incredibly open and vulnerable. and we learn to become guarded and we learn the things that can save us in the things that are dangerous to us. i wanted to really hone in into those precious years because when you peel back all the adulthood layers that little child inside all of us that drives so many of our decisions and the way we engage with each other and interact with the world and when i looked i was that that seven year old child is very much me and probably the most practical reason is that i'm only 34 and i don't trust myself to have t

removed from classroom libraries and english class "book clubs", where no specific book is required, but students choose from lists of about 15 books to read. nine of the eleven remain available in school libraries, but are under review for possible removal there as well. the banned book club members are reading in order to add their voices to the debate. what did you take from "in the dream house ?"dream house"? >> i learned a lot about abusive relationships, which is something i can't just know, unless you go through it. and it taught me how it affects the person. it teaches you, you know, how it affects you mentally, and it gives you insight into how it really damages a person. jeffrey: not so far away, roosevelt weeks, director of austin's public libraries, also makes it personal. >> it's still up to that parent to say, i don't want my child to read that. and i want to keep saying that, that it is a parent's responsibility of that child. but i don't want a group of people to tell my son or my daughter what to read. jeffrey: in texas, as elsewhere, the issue is deeply politicized. last october, republican state representative matt kraus

first of all welcome amenities to have you here at the commonwealth club. i read the book. it is fantastic and beyond a business book and took me behind the scenes off what happened with pfizer and how all this came about with a glimpse into your personal and professional life. so how did you find time for what you've been doing lately quick. >> that's a good point. and then to say i was the one to be pushed and i also felt and i would goes three or four days and then of course until i found another two or three days. >> why write it? what was your motivation? >> and happens during those nine months and then i know history is written byak many different points of view and i wanted to make sure that i set the record that was a very big part of my motivation and also because of me being the face of the company and thousands ctof people maybe 30 or 40 really lead their project i was afraid their names would be lost that what michael did and what everyone in the book that i described exactly what they did. >> it is phenomenal is a part of our history we are still living through

indeed. - there are three other clubs, we know darby have gone and there are three other clubs in that scrap, readingough. in that goal that we saw there was a real crucial point for them because you can see now that it's given them a seven point buffer away from those bottom three places. i mention peterborough and barnsley the other two in that scrap, they played each other today, a big win for peterborough. they beat barnsley, and that pretty much relegates barnsley as well. peterborough have a fairly slim chance, but it's only a slim chance, that are of course seven points behind reading now with only a few games left in the season. that behind reading now with only a few games left in the season.— games left in the season. that is the bottom _ games left in the season. that is the bottom table, _ games left in the season. that is the bottom table, at _ games left in the season. that is the bottom table, at the - games left in the season. that is the bottom table, at the top, - games left in the season. that isj the bottom table, at the top, it's actually the third place. born haven't really been

killed in it thank god we're long walmart no chance for a buyout i've been telling people to read the investing clubonight's chartist say that history suggests that inflation could be peaking and we're about to have a big nice rally through the end of june. no one believes either of those but i like larry much more "mad money." could today's decline in halliburton, and i'm taking on the loud recessionistas and all of your calls. tonight's edition of "the lightning round. so stay with cramer. ♪ ♪ bonnie boon i'm calling you out. everybody be cool, alright? we've got bonnie right here on a video call. we don't take kindly to video calls. oh, in that case just tap to send a message. we don't take kindly to messages neither. in that case how 'bout a ringcentral phone call. we don't take kindly to no... would you can it eugene! let's just hear her out. ha ha ha, i've been needing a new horse. we've got ourselves a deal. ♪ ♪ ♪ ringcentral ♪ this is not the stallion i was imagining. >>> all right, what theheck is happening in the oil service space. with the price of crude over $100 a barrel, you think that

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club. and she didn't even read the book. it's rumored she once used her phone at trivia night. cleveland.'t above greasing some palms to get things done. and rebel renee rides with geico. because savings and great service are two things she'd never rebel against. geico. savings and service for both your sides. >>> in today's quick hits, preparations are under way for the radio city broadcast iconic christmas spectacular. for the first time in three years the rockettes held an open call for dancers >> the 16 time emmy nominated actor, producer and writer was honored in a special ceremony. >>> and kendrick lamar surprised fans with the announcement of a new album. he shared a mysterious link where an official press release shows the album will drop may 13th >>> now to wall street and main street where it's all about the bottom line and what people are paid starting with big changes ahead at one of the world's biggest telecommunications companies. here with the details. good morning >> frances, good morning well, wages are certainly front and center when it comes to the u.s. economic outlook

. >> i really loved the idea of paper because i'm a president of my book club at prairie grove, so i already love readingd i was like, well, just use my favorite series. >> reporter: that's right. hailey making her dress out of the pages of harry potter. quite a feat with no wand to help her. >> it only took me four days, but two of those were all-nighters. >> reporter: hailey and her stepmom watching all the movies while they worked. staples, hot glue, and all those pages, transfiguring two beat up copies of the novels bought at a secondhand bookstore into this gown. what was the paper cut situation like? >> the pages are so soft. like it's actually not that bad at all. >> reporter: after a bad breakup, hailey deciding to take her younger brother to prom with her and her friends. and she says the night was better than fiction. everyone was looking at you. everyone was stupefied for lack of a better word by this dress. you had that hermione moment. >> yes. every potter head's dream. >> reporter: so hailey did bring an extra dress with her to prom so she could really bust a move on the dance floor. by the

seryoga and the fact that i was at his presentation of the disc album, malaria in the club, in my opinion, a fairy tale i reade said you read well. take my number. call me. we'll think of something tomorrow. well, i woke up this morning. well, let's try and he replied. i was so surprised. well, that's all, and then the work began. so thank you very much sergey, in my opinion, was not some label. yes, the label was called king you worked there and then dumped and became independent. yes, at some point, uh, i left there, because i thought that something always prevents my great talent from revealing itself, and therefore i went on a solo voyage, to be honest, i don’t regret it welcome to evgeny alexander boys for driving those who used to gather in the yards. you yourself have long since become new boys, you yourself have long ago become and live the way you once dreamed of getting it , boys, remember, go out into the yard. there is the conversation as a kid was kick the ball later backwaters. later. if the views, then in football and do not look away . someone else called. sport. someone behind caries, someone

the monarch bay golf club, setting crowd for a statement that reads in part, quote, we are deeply saddeneding of our associated one of our managed properties. we will continue cooperating fully with the investigation. >> our deepest condolences are with the associates, family, friends and colleagues during this difficult to the alameda county district attorney has charged a son mcdermott with multiple crimes, including vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence has it made you cry on for news? >> and also in the east bay, local leaders are asking for the state's help to address the homeless crisis. they say that if don't get some of funding. some homeless support will come to an end they want state lawmakers to make sure flexible spending for city level homelessness programs remains in place. the money supports programs like safe rv parking spots and hundreds of beds for the unhoused mayor libby schaff says state money is the lifeline for homeless people in her city. >> to create different types of innovations and homeless services that have been so much more successful at getting people

club. i already love reading.my favorite series. >> haley making her dress out of the pages of harry potter. quite a feat with no one. >> it only took me four days but two of those were all nighters. >> haley and her stepmom watching all the movies while they worked. staples, hot glue and all of those pages. trans figuring two beat up copies of the novel spotted a secondhand bookstore into this gown. >> what was the paper cut situation like? [laughter] >> the pages are so soft. it's not that bad. >> after a bad breakup, haley deciding to take her brother to prompt with her at her friends. she says the night was better than fiction. >> everyone was looking at you. everyone was stupefied. you had that hermione moment. >> every potter head stream. >> haley did bring an extra dress so she could bust a move on the dance floor. she is headed to the university of arkansas on a scholarship to study psychology in the fall. larry: what a cool idea. labor-intensive, for sure, but she pulled it off. abc7news is streaming 20 4

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club. i got asked i read the book. it's fantastic. it was beyond a business book. it really kind of took me behind the scenes of what happened with pfizer and how the salt came about also a real nice glimpse into your personal life and your professional life. my first question. how the heck did you find time to write a book during you've been doing lately? that's a good point. and you know, i had the a lot of motivation i wanted to do it. i had people that were pushing me to meet timelines. so for a change i was not the one to push but i was one to be pushed. and i also felt that. i will actually the chapters were running very quickly. i would go three or four days and drive one chapter doing nothing else and then of course, i would be busy with everything else until i find some another two or three days to wrap that the other chapter why write it in here. what was your goal, what was your point and and you happy with the finished product? yeah, you know they vents that happened during those nine months changed the course of history. and i know that history is writ

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jeff in california, please, jeff >> cramer, i'm a founding member of the investing club, loving the morning meetings just read your piece on net interest margins, could not have been more timely. >> thank you a lot >> caller: thank you so much i'm looking for banks that will profit as the fed raises rates i saw a bank stock mentioned in the news letter has a yield of 3.7, a p/e less than 8 and a recent double upgrade to buy what's your take on key corp.? >> i think key corp. -- excuse me -- i think key corp.'s terrific, and i think you should buy it i would buy it tomorrow. that's how good it is. it doesn't have the problems at all that jpmorgan has. it's the perfect antidote to jpmorgan all right. right now is it time to search for stocks that can work long-term regardless of whether the best of times or the worst of times or both on "mad" tonight our growth at a reasonable price series continues, and i'm dinging into the semiconductor stocks to see if any pose a good value >>> then could today's average be a sane of what's to come? i'm going off the charts to the nasdaq 100 to see if tech could be ready to

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so at the end of the model, number 2, i'm is rigidly club mentally pause up a call because the polar little printers actually read them were letters but he was, are still on. there was 91. yes, the sweetest thought she viewed so. so what else could you look in your property, dana? so give me a since greg spent a few of those abroad. so above, above and beyond got the special dna lab was set up in done yet. which was not still good to go to purely wanted also to play with it l m e a little bit is still cynical at the moment about national to look they will buy it. sure it is us. it's on that. if you the we bought the do to with been super quoted economy and sir, ah, i mean, these children know all to well what war is, what they've never known as peace. ah, oh, yeah, special up there. i yeah. when i was a young american by near landing man, oh yeah. now was it also a jessica doris doin or any of those where you created a new ramp, sina, others got the country and sent him? what lose my papa frontier? i hope a hernia can get away. i am on bushland renewal. why am you porsha here? i choose to bray less carries awkwar

that's the read from what he was saying there. while the clubcked vance as well, a right-wing group. vance, though, is doing something that matters and may matter in this ohio primary tuesday and matter in much larger ways, which is why we have this special report. he's trying to turn his own political weaknesses on the right into these punitive assets. now, there's more for you to know than just this trump fall guy. consider how vance's professional bio is basically a hit list for today's professional -- culture. he was a venture capitalist, an ivy league elite from yale law school. then -- i'm out of fingers on this hand -- then, he pursued a perch within the coastal media elite, pushing a trendy book where he claimed to explain the rust belt and midwest while write gt from the coast, and then taking that tome to spend as much time as he could talking to his fellow media elites about what were his coastal observations about the rest of the nation. by the way, many reporters were interested to hear him. many treated him fair will i and largely

read about him. it was written there that he had some serious connections at the top. yes, the owner of the eu clubith the forestry, drive a clown there, let's go, van vanya, let's go. have you forgotten yet? who is your boss? that's it. can you help? no thanks, i 'll manage somehow on my own, oles will run out, they don't take offense at old fools. you evgeny nikolaevich i'm a medical examiner for you so now so yes, so here so. all right, i'm done, do you need anything else from me. be so kind as to attach this hair to the case. i would like to know who it belongs to. are you a fellow investigator? i see blondes, now we have switched. yes, you know we choose a candidate. good luck in your personal life. i think no one needs to explain that we have chips to kill the head of the investigative department of the internal affairs directorate already called from moscow i have a big request to postpone all current affairs and deal with semyonov. i was acquainted with semyonov, a normal man. we have clear suspicions that the murder of semyonov was the work of drug dealers, from where, according to the ass

but has signed a contract extension that will keep him at anfield until 2026 club but had been set to remain with the reads until 2024. his extension, however, coincides with liverpool currently being in richmond on form while they're currently chasing an unprecedented quadruple since the 54 year old joint liverpool in 2015. they've won multiple trophies, including the champions league and premier league. easy decision. i, you know, i love our club and it's a best place to be 100 percent. and yeah, i feel really, really lucky that what is now 6 and a half years ago vestry thought would be a good idea to bring a trauma felon. and here we are. and now we like bad smell, who's starting around and we'll stay for another 2. makes it 4 from now on. wow, that's a long time at football or been speaking to european football reporter, chris williams, who says club still has some work to do, to be ranked among the greatest premier league manages of all time. you'll get people say, well, he's not as good as sir alex ferguson for instance, who has multiple premier league titles. then you've got years a marino. awesome

club place burials. we see christ as the patriarch and blocking them enters the kuvulya. there he reads prayers.ady with calculations by candles and passes them on to all believers. including our delegations, we light a shovel. and immediately , the fire manages to bring enemies to moscow just in time for the beginning of the easter service, and at the airport a special flight is met by delegations from the regions. in order to light their lamps from the fire and deliver them to churches, around 70 regions throughout russia annually bring the holy fire to themselves. uh, they happen everywhere solemn meeting one of the first holy fire receives this small church of the holy willow on the mozhaisk highway, because it is located very close to the airport, and i came here before i even arrive at 11:00 o'clock and we, well, the easter name is extinguished candles everywhere and light here grace of sin, as a symbol of such christian orthodox unity, and one can observe a very interesting picture, like fireflies, people with a spark and a whole delegation of churches and neighboring churches. with this,

someone in the club flash assigned reading debo a stain hashtag 49ers.n be seen laughing and apparently saying no john lynch also discussed the 49ers quarterback situation yesterday. he says the team believes trade lands is ready to start. jimmy garoppolo is still recovering from shoulder surgery and is expected to start throwing in late june. 49ers can't find a suitable trade partner. there is a scenario in which they keep garoppolo on the roster. guys like that. don't fall out of trees. he's a good player at a at a position where, um, you know that they're hard to find. and so, um, you know you you certainly don't just give guys like that away. the team also announced yesterday it is exercising the fifth year option for star pass rusher nick bosa, which ensures that he will be under contract for the next two seasons. while the 49ers work out a long term contract. all in good spirits. a bunch of thumbs up. welcome home x one private space mission axiom. one is back on earth. spacex safely returned its crew dragon spacecraft from orbit yesterday carrying

event in a paris theater, they read letters by imprisoned russian opposition leader alexeÏ navalny about putin and the oligarch roman abramovich, owner of the british football clubplane, putin's wallet, abramovich, is flying to a nato country. what audacity. and everyone's happy. putin and abramovich steal money from the budget and invest it in the west. reporter: behind the camera is guenadi virsta, who comes from ukraine. guenadi: i am delighted with galia's commitment to her fight against putin. it's very, very near to my heart. reporter: galia ackerman fled the communist dictatorship of the soviet union for paris. she had hoped for a different future for russia. but putin has returned her former homeland to a dictatorship, she says, while ukraine has experienced a different development. galia: i am ukrainian by adoption. i have always felt morally and intellectually more at home there than in russia, and especially in putin's russia. reporter: ackerman and desk russie are determined to work even harder and to be a voice of the russian opposition and of ukrainians in this war. peter: to hungary now, where this giant tv truck is crisscrossing the country. it's

event in a paris theater, they read letters by imprisoned russian opposition leader alexeÏ navalny about putin and the oligarch roman abramovich, owner of the british football clubry expensive plane, putin's wallet, abramovich, is flying to a nato country. what audacity. and everyone's happy. putin and abramovich steal money from the budget and invest it in the west. reporter: behind the camera is guenadi virsta, who comes from ukraine. guenadi: i am delighted with galia's commitment to her fight against putin. it's very, very near to my heart. reporter: galia ackerman fled the communist dictatorship of the soviet union for paris. she had hoped for a different future for russia. but putin has returned her former homeland to a dictatorship, she says, while ukraine has experienced a different development. galia: i am ukrainian by adoption. i have always felt morally and intellectually more at home there than in russia, and especially in putin's russia. reporter: ackerman and desk russie are determined to work even harder and to be a voice of the russian opposition and of ukrainians in this war. peter: to hungary now, where this giant tv truck is crisscrossing the

event in a paris theater, they read letters by imprisoned russian opposition leader alexeÏ navalny about putin and the oligarch roman abramovich, owner of the british football clubplane, putin's wallet, abramovich, is flying to a nato country. what audacity. and everyone's happy. putin and abramovich steal money from the budget and invest it in the west. reporter: behind the camera is guenadi virsta, who comes from ukraine. guenadi: i am delighted with galia's commitment to her fight against putin. it's very, very near to my heart. reporter: galia ackerman fled the communist dictatorship of the soviet union for paris. she had hoped for a different future for russia. but putin has returned her former homeland to a dictatorship, she says, while ukraine has experienced a different development. galia: i am ukrainian by adoption. i have always felt morally and intellectually more at home there than in russia, and especially in putin's russia. reporter: ackerman and desk russie are determined to work even harder and to be a voice of the russian opposition and of ukrainians in this war. peter: to hungary now, where this giant tv truck is crisscrossing the country. it's

video was posted on social media samuel at a southern california club that flashed a sign reading debors. he's then seen laughing but making a throat slashing movement. now it's unclear if he was saying to the message. or something else. lynch also discussed the 49ers quarterback situation. he says the team believes trey lance is ready to start. jimmy garoppolo is recovering from shoulder surgery , but is expected to start throwing in late june. if the niners can't find a suitable trade partner. there is a scenario in which they keep garoppolo on the roster. guys like that. don't fall out of trees. he's a good player at a position where, um, you know that they're hard to find. and so, um you know you you certainly don't just another 4r news. the team is for star defensive end nick bosa, that is for the 2023 2024 season. 49ers will work with his agents on a new long term deal. now if you want to watch football stick with us here at ktvu, fox two. we have usfl doubleheader. the saturday afternoon tampa bay against houston. birmingham against new orleans. we need the public's help. right

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club. so it wasn't like we had a bag or head covers or anything like that, so. damian: and i reade garcia is a 12. i've seen both of you play, and something's a little fishy there. george: i don't know. you know, with us in handicaps, we're at the mercy of, you know, our own nerves and whether we're tired or hung over, you know. our handicaps aren't like-- the pros don't have a handicap. ours is weather, you know, circumstance, you know, emotional distress, you know. damian: how often do you use your foot-wedge 'cause i use mine a lot when i'm behind a tree? george: i don't use it here, but i use it in the bob hope 'cause they don't really keep score. here they're very efficient score wise. so you can get disqualified for doing that. damian: now, the bob hope, your name is all over that tournament. what an honor? george: yeah. i've taken over for bob hope as host, you know, and continuing what he was doing with the tournament, and this year we had a good time. we had a good time day and night. i think bob would have been very proud of what the stamp i put on that thing. and i got-