caucus was rosemary kennedy.problem oe and rose she is not mentally as quick as most of the other kennedys. now ted he was considered the runt of the letter did not excel academically. he was not what she would call hisex self-starter. they would mock him for being overweight. per rosemary's learning difficulties were coupled with the burgeoning sexuality that joe in particular found very disturbing. he left rosemary in england in the run up to world war ii. at the time and joe senior was u.s. ambassador to the united kingdom. but loosely accepted the looming death of western democracy that hitler was going to win the war. the world to be a fine place for that. he knew that hitler had plans to exterminate the mentally deficient as he called them. rosemary would definitely have been in that category. hitler would have exterminated her that's example one of joe's death wish for his daughter. she underwent a force lobotomy. we do not know how joe tricked her into the hospital. he did it apparently without his wife's

this was rosemary kennedy. rosema kennedy w problem for joe and rose because she was not as mentally quick as most of the other kennedys. now,, ted who was considered -- now, ted, who was considered the runt of the litter, did not excel academically. he was not considered a self-starter. they would mock him for being overweight. but rosemary's learning difficulties were coupled with a burgeoning sexuality that joe in particular found very disturbing. he left rosemary in england in the run-up to world war ii. at the time, joe senior was the u.s. ambassador to the united kingdom, and he had bloodless ly accepted the looming death of western democracy. he thought hitler's going to win the world. the world would be a fine place for that. he knew that hitler's head plans to exterminate the mentally deficient -- hit where had plans to exterminate the mentally deficient -- he knew that hitler had plans to exterminate the mentally deficient. that was his plan for his daughter. she underwent a forced lobotomy. we don't

there is no marker that rosemary kennedy ever lived there.aising the -- they were razing the cottage. it is the same with martha cox lee, who a kennedy was accused of savagely assaulting and murdering. an official came into the room and said you are the last person who will ever have eyes on this stuff, where the conviction was vacated. it will be sealed forever. i cannot tell you how many times something like that happened to me and i thought these are -- i took them as signs that even though some of these women's stories have been told, many have not been a very detailed way or through their own l ens. this book, it was an important thing to be done. peter: did rose kennedy -- rosie i have contact with her family throughout her long life? maureen: it was only after joe died that her siblings learned where she was and what had happened to her. i mean, i am not exaggerating when i tell you that all of her siblings had no idea whether rosie was dead or alive. she was never spoken of again. they were not to ask. so this is a major trauma to the

what about you, rosemary? do you like going out or going to friends houses for new year's eve celebrations. >> i do, i do, yeah. and some days, some years we're working new year's day. so if i have the opportunity to have it off, i'm out. i'm out somewhere enjoying the moment. >> yeah, absolutely. greg, what about you? do you like new year's eve parties or. i think i know you're you're you're the extrovert party. >> no, no. i'm kidding. i do, i do love new year's eve party. >> there was a time many years ago, when i was younger, that we would go to, like, you know, the big hotel things or like, the all you can drink. >> the balloon drop. >> balloon drop, the whole thing. we started veered away from that. now. now we go hang out with friends or family. it's just easier. and you can be in one place and you're safe, and you actually know the people that you're with. and it's less of a to do. yeah. >> the drinks are free. the drinks are free. you know, you don't have to wear a tux, but there is something fun about

andre. >> rosemary, thank you so much.resident biden blocking a proposed merger between an american s el company and a company in company. in a statement about the proposed $15 billion offer by nippon steel. the president said u.s. steel needs to represent american values and interests. those against the deal say many american jobs would be lost, and a key u.s. company should not be owning a u.s. company. while those in favor of the deal say it would help the american company, and that it's not a good idea to reject an investment by a key ally. the president's decision is expected to be challenged in court. authorities in south korea have failed to arrest the country's president following his martial law declaration earlier last month. fox's greg palkot has more on the developing situation there. >> the ongoing political standoff in south korea turned physical on friday, leading to fears of a possible civil war. president yoon suk yeol is facing impeachment following his declaration of martial law last month. and on friday

rosemary. >> good afternoon, andre garcia. a live look here first over san francisco where plenty of blue sky. and we know it has to do with all that wind that is just keeping things on the clear side. the wind advisory will go until tomorrow morning. it is for our bridges as well as for our north bay hills. but you don't have to be in the hills or on the bridges to feel the wind. it is fairly widespread out there. mount saint helena reporting 35mph right now. oakland south reporting 27. middle peak reporting a 26. as we shift over towards the central bay and the south bay, we've got winds anywhere from 32mph reported in concord to 39 at the oakland airport and in areas along the peninsula. sfo sustained at 21. mountain view 17. so a very breezy and gusty one out there. now let's check on the conditions over southern california where they have a red flag warning, not just the wind advisories right now at the palisades fire, relative humidity is 20%. so it is very dry and the winds are gusting t

coming up. >> rosemary thank you. and we're learning that lawmakers in the state senate have canceled the special session hearing scheduled for today on the incoming trump administration and la disaster relief. this comes after the governor announced yesterday plans to expand it to include the wildfires. >> i had an opportunity to talk to community leaders about an expanded special session to move $2.5 billion to help those families, businesses, congregations, parishioners that have been impacted by the eaton fire. >> the $2.5 billion will support recovery and cleanup efforts, as well as wildfire preparedness and plans to reopen schools closed by the fires. governor newsom says he wants to rebuild los angeles as fast as possible, organizing california's version of the marshall plan, in which the u.s. helped rebuild western europe after world war two. day two of the j.p. morgan health conference kicked off this morning. it's taking place at san francisco's union square today. first lady jill biden is set to speak. ktvu

thank you rosemary. and we want to take you live now to los angeles county, where officials are holding a news conference giving us an update on the wildfires. let's listen in. >> areas to be able to go online to view their home. if it has been damaged or destroyed. we know that elevated critical fire weather conditions will continue through wednesday. the los angeles county fire department is prepared. these winds, combined with low relative humidities and low fuel moistures, will keep the fire threat in los angeles county, very high. i ask our county residents in wildfire prone areas to understand that the necessary public safety power shut offs are important for our collective safety in preventing the next wildfire natural disaster. i would like to express my gratitude to the los angeles county board chair, supervisor kathryn barger and supervisor lindsey horvath for their leadership and unwavering support of our residents. my fire department and me as fire chief to our first responders battling these

rosemary. yes! >> happy sunday. hey, we made it! yes, yes, yesterday and today going to be very similar weather wise. take a look at the storm tracker two. it's a quiet one out there. the winds are generally light. it's a cool start and a little bit of patchy fog. in fact, we are very calm according to this map. take a look at that. from santa rosa to oakland, over towards fairfield. everybody reporting calm conditions. when it comes to the temps. we're within a few degrees of yesterday, which means another chilly start with most of us in the 40s this morning, 45 degrees in san francisco in our east bay. 38 to start your day in livermore. and let's check in on the patchy fog out there once again this morning. if you're headed towards the sacramento san joaquin valley, you're definitely going to get the tule fog. but for us here at home, not quite as thick as we had yesterday. yesterday, widespread gray over the delta region, the carquinez strait and in the north bay valleys. so we are off to a

joined now by meteorologist rosemary oroczo rosemary. a chilly start to the day here. >> yes, and blustery for some. the winds die down. the chill is sticking around. in fact, we have a frost advisory to talk about. greg giving you a live look here over san francisco. mostly clear skies out there. and it is your opportunity to see the wolf moon 12 hours before the moon will set and the sun will rise. so if you feel like getting out and taking a look, it is a gorgeous one. afternoon highs for today. not too bad. we've seen temperatures from the upper 50s to upper 60s. even san jose coming in at 70 degrees, but temperatures already cooling 50 degrees right now in san francisco, mid 40s in novato, 47 in livermore. again, we started out the day with a system that kind of worked through a california, brought gusty conditions to parts of the bay area. wind advisory even issued for our north bay hills, but that was canceled earlier today as the winds began to fall below the advisory level. that low is now parked off southern california and cont

what about you, rosemary? do you like going out or going to friends houses for new year's eve celebrations. >> i do, i do, yeah. and some days, some years we're working new year's day. so if i have the opportunity to have it off, i'm out. i'm out somewhere enjoying the moment. >> yeah, absolutely. greg, what about you? do you like new year's eve parties or. i think i know you're you're you're the extrovert party. >> no, no. i'm kidding. i do, i do love new year's eve party. >> there was a time many years ago, when i was younger, that we would go to, like, you know, the big hotel things or like, the all you can drink. >> the balloon drop. >> balloon drop, the whole thing. we started veered away from that. now. now we go hang out with friends or family. it's just easier. and you can be in one place and you're safe, and you actually know the people that you're with. and it's less of a to do. yeah. >> the drinks are free. the drinks are free. you know, you don't have to wear a tux, but there is something fun about

rosemary. thank you.sident-elect trump is preparing for his presidency as he outlines his foreign policy vision. america's adversaries and allies are watching. fox's alex hogan has more from london. >> president elect trump hasn't taken office yet, but he's already making waves around the world with his statements on foreign policy, including his repeated suggestions that canada should become the 51st state, prompting sharp criticism from canadian officials. >> let me just state it again. that's never going to happen. or canadian because we're not american and that is not going to change. >> and south of the border, mexican president claudia sheinbaum used humor to deflect trump's demand that the gulf of mexico be renamed the gulf of america, instead suggesting relabeling north america as mexican america. >> esperar también aqui. >> we must wait for him to take office. and anyway, there is international law. >> trump also causing concern in europe over his suggested u.s. takeover of greenland, a danish te

rosemary. yeah, alex. >> we're going to see a big pattern change come our way developing tonight into tomorrow. here's a look over the golden gate bridge where more fog to report here. can't even see the golden gate bridge at this point. just the span. as we roll into the afternoon, we had stubborn fog and that kept our temperatures down. in fact, we are down by seven degrees in napa compared to yesterday at this time, down by five in concord. as we take a look at the numbers here, widespread 50s across the bay area this afternoon. 58 in san francisco, 56 in oakland. the north bay valleys even had a dense fog advisory that lasted until 2:00 this afternoon. but again, we are going to see some changes come our way right now. partly cloudy skies over the bay area. a bit of a north and northwest flow there. it will shift northeast in the coming days and that is going to knock that fog out. it's also going to bring along a wind advisory. it begins tonight will go until wednesday morning. that shade

rosemary. coming up, 49ers getting ready to play their final, final game of the season without two key players. why coach shanahan is sitting them out and what he's looking forward to, despite a very disappointing 2 724 49ers, playing their final game of what has been a disappointing season thus far. the red and gold will visit arizona tomorrow. head coach kyle shanahan has now confirmed that his quarterback, brock purdy, and wideout deebo samuel will be sitting out tomorrow's game due to injury. it's the first time in four years the niners have failed to make the playoffs. but the head coach, shanahan, says he's looking forward to getting an early start to the off season. >> this will be our first time since i think covid being off in january, and it gives you more time to figure things out. it gives you time to go through the things like the cut ups and stuff. you can finish that. most of that stuff all before the super bowl, and then you're ready to go to other stuff like the draft and, and

rosemary. thank you. a number of bay area strike teams are on the ground right now helping fight the wildfires in southern california. ktvu james torres has more on the oakland firefighters who are answering the call. >> we're currently working 24 hour shifts. >> nathan leal is one of about two dozen oakland firefighters working in southern california on the front lines of the eaton fire. >> now we're we're going through every we're sifting over every grid of the fire, essentially to make sure there's no more embers and there's nothing that's going to continue this fire to move on or progress even more or even further. >> it's one of several bay area strike teams in the area trying to help eliminate the threat of the out of control wildfires. a personal mission for one fire official representing santa rosa. originally from pasadena, born and raised down here. >> went to school in altadena. a lot of friends either displaced, evacuated or have had their homes destroyed. >> some conversations these firefight

rosemary. yes, christina. >> just very dry out there. and the winds, as we reported in the last half hour, some of those top gusts reported anywhere from 80mph to 85 and could even be stronger in some areas. this is just what we could find. magic mountain in the santa clarita area reporting 84mph. we get closer to where the fire is burning west of santa monica and santa monica, reporting a wind gust to 39 la reporting 45 malibu hills reporting 50mph. that fire is kind of stationed between malibu and santa monica. meanwhile, for us here at home, not quite as strong, but we also have very gusty conditions out there today. mount saint helena this morning reported 52mph. we have areas near mount diablo this earlier today reported near 50mph. the relative humidity for us has dropped off dramatically since yesterday, but not critically low like it is over southern california. this, in addition to northern california, including the bay area, has received way more rain this season than southern california. southern california in most areas hasn'

and those of you streaming us on cnn max, i'm rosemary church. just ahead, firefighters are racing against the clock as they try to hold off the deadly wildfires raging across los angeles before the winds turn. u.s. president joe biden enters his final full week in office. we will look at what he's accomplished and what he has not been able to get done. and one u.s. official says negotiators are very, very close to a ceasefire between israel and hamas, but won't say if it will happen before mr. biden leaves the white house. >> live from atlanta. this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church thanks for joining us. >> and we begin this hour with the latest on our breaking news. the death toll in southern california's devastating wildfires has climbed to 24 as firefighters race against the clock to make further progress containing the flames before strong, gusty winds return. the weather conditions could pose a challenge to crews as they battle three ongoing fires, including two which combined have burned nearly 38,000 acres. right now. the smallest of

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rosemary. so while the wildfires are still raging in southern california, hundreds of animals are in need of temporary homes before being reunited with their owners. shelters in l.a, as you might imagine, are overwhelmed because of the wildfires. and that's why a san francisco nonprofit is stepping in to help out. ktvu is betty yu joins us live this morning from the spca in san francisco. good morning. >> good morning frank. that's right. the san francisco spca is really stepping up to help. right now. they are offering free puppy adoptions for the time being. and this is so that they can make room here at their shelter to receive adoptable animals from los angeles. this morning i'm joined by cris velasco and calypso. this adorable puppy is one of more than 50 available for adoption right now. good morning eric. >> good morning. >> tell me about calypso here in your arms. >> calypso is a three month old terrier mix. she actually came to us from tulare county, and she's been available for a litt

thanks a lot, rosemary. sure. remembering the life and egacy of former pre dent j an air canada plane landing at an airport in halifax, nova scotia. the landing gear failed, which caused the plane to slide on the runway and one of the wings to catch fire. that happened on december 29th. the plane slid for 15 seconds before the wing caught fire. crews at the airport hosed down the plane, and thankfully no one on board was hurt. people in georgia are now paying respects to the 39th president of the united states, jimmy carter. his body will lie in repose at the carter presidential center in atlanta through tomorrow. carter will then be taken to the u.s. capitol in washington, dc. fox's jonathan seery reports. >> inside the carter presidential center, the atmosphere is reverent. it's quiet, but it's also joyful. after all, this is a celebration of a 100 year long life that was very well lived. the people visiting the former president's casket include longtime friends, as well as people who never met him but neverthel

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>> indeed rosemary is intermediary. betty she said betty, there was a red carpet to get helicopter, she said, betty, you'll get so you hate these red carpets, we have to ask betty ford. i think that was such her experience at that point, that the glamor had long gone for pat nixon at that point. >> september 8, 1974, you quote pat nixon for saying a pardon for what. >> there was no need for a pardon that richard nixon should not accept the pardon that implied guilt. she always believed in him, she thought watergate was ridiculous accident and the tapes should have been burned. she said. she was indignant about that party and she was not told directly go the pardon. thee pattern is still there. she finds out about it and very angry about it. it implied guilt. >> june 22, 1993, she died, 4 days later at her funeral in california the former president breaks down. >> i think anyone questioning the depth of feeling between them should look at two things, love letters between them, they are warm. they are smitten. and then th

rosemary is the intermarry. -- intermediary. she said to betty, there was a red carpet laid out to get to the helicopter and she said betty, you will get so you hate these red carpet which we will have to ask betty ford but i think that was such her experience at that point that the glamour had long gone for pat nixon at that point. peter: september 8, 1974. you quote pat as saying a pardon for what? heath: yes. pat nixon thought there was no need for a pardon, that richard nixon should not accept the pardon because it implied guilt and she always believed in him and thought watergate was ridiculous, she thought the tape should have been burned, which she often said, so she was indignant about the pardon and she also was not told directly about the pardon so the pattern is still there, she finds out about this and is very angry about it. she thought it implied guilt and he should not ask for the pardon. peter: june 22, 1990 three, she dies. four days later at her funeral, or five days later in california the former president rea

rosemary is the intermediary.ls the parent throughout their marriage there are intermediaries like that then what do we know what she said to betty ford on the walk up to the helicopter? >> guest: yes. she said, to betty who by the way was a very good friend of first going back to their senate wife days, house, sorry, house of days, she said betty, there was a red carpet laid out to get to the helicopter and she said that he, yound will get to hate these red carpets. we will to ask betty ford but i think that was such her experience at the point that the glamour had long gone for pat nixon at that point. >> host: september 8, 1974, you quote pat nixon as saying a pardon for what? >> guest: a pardon for what, yes. pat nixon thought there was no need for a pardon, that richard nixon, her husband, , should not accept the pardon because it implied guilt, and she always believed in him and she thought watergate was ridiculous. she thought the tapes should have been burned, which he also said. she was indignant about th

rosemary. >> improving conditions thankfully. in fact, the red flag warning expected to expire in a couple of hours. however, as we've been discussing, it is going to be temporary with more wind in the forecast coming our way. let's check in on the current conditions out there, starting with the largest, the pacific palisades, where it is still really dry out there, but to the northeast winds to about seven miles per hour. keeping in mind this is just one reading, we could have winds a little breezier still in some of those canyons there, moving over towards the altadena area where the fire here continues and the relative humidity is still bone dry at about 16%. and the wind gusts there also reported below ten miles per hour. one more stop as we go to the newest fire here. this one now a thousand acres. the kenneth fire. relative humidity 14% and the winds still gusting to about 16mph. the red flag warning expiring at 6:00 this evening, as the winds have died down considerably from even earlier

this one is a little bit more blood orange and rosemary. i really like this one.inks sold here are alcoholic. this shop and bar is one of several that have sprung up across the uk to cater for a new kind of drinker. it's definitely not just teetotallers — our biggest customers are people who still drink. you've got things that aren't mimics of alcohol, but designed for adult occasions. and that's because 74% of uk consumers are cutting down their drinking — they're looking for something interesting to drink. there's lots of non—alcoholic beer around, and i like that. and, um... yeah, like, it's a good time to not be drinking, i think. maybe it's my generation, but we are beginning - to drink slightly less - than than we used to do. they do non—alcoholic wine—and—cheese nights and things like that, so you can enjoy yourself, but also still feel good and feel part of stuff. a completely dry bar may not be to everyone's taste, but the popularity of no— and low—alcohol drinks does suggest that people's habits are changing. and for many pubs and bars, it makes business

let's go to rosemary in illinois. a republican. rosemary, we'll hear from you. caller: hi. you are the best narrator for c-span. they don't pay you enough. happy new year to you. to get to the point. as far as his legacy is concerned, i have a very good example for you because i learned this on c-span two days ago because there was a program on carter. well, chip carter said that when he went to high school, had he to take latin. well, unfortunately he failed. and he showed his father his grade. and jimmy carter said, since we are going on a trip, we are going on a plane, he says i'm going to take the latin book with me. he takes the latin book and he teaches himself latin. he proceeds to come back home with his son and he teaches his son latin and he starts studying, one thing leads to another. ends of the school year. he shows his father the grade, and what grade do you think he got because his father taught him latin? he went from an f to an a. host: yeah, rosemary. he told that story about -- it was christmas break. his father made him study every night after his father

. >> thanks so much, rosemary. we want to take you to some breaking news right now. we understand you can see from sky fox two there are a number of emergency vehicles that are here on what we are understanding is the 3000 block of peppermint drive san jose. fire departments are there on the scene with a single family structure that had caught on fire. this is near lake cunningham. we understand that there was one resident who was reported injured. >> yeah, one resident injured. and as you can see, with all that apparatus and still going after that fire, that traffic in that area will certainly be impacted in a big way. so if you live in that area near lake cunningham, do avoid it. and of course, we'll keep an eye on this throughout the evening and bring you updates as warranted in the meantime. coming up, it was a shutdown prior to christmas. well, it's about to reopen. workers and tourists alike are cheering down at santa cruz. we'll let you know when the wharf will reo n make a big comeback. >> the wharf was damaged by high surf ten days ago and locals feared the

peter: and this was a case where rosemary >> indeed.t or dairy he tells them about that. throughout the nixon's marriage there are often intermediaries that do things like that. >> do we know what she said to betty ford on their walk out to the helicopter? >> yes. she said to betty coup by the way was a very good friend of hers going back to their senate wives days -- >> house. >> i'm sorry, house. she said, baby, there was a red carpet laid out to the helicopter s and she said betty, you will get so you hate these red carpet. which we talked, would have to talk to betty ford but that was such an experience atsu that pot that the clamor had long gone for pat nixon. >> september 8, 1974, you quote pat nixonon as saying a pardon r what? >> a pardon for what, yes. .. nixon should not accept the pardon because it implied guilt and she always believed in him and thought watergate was ridiculous, she thought the tape should have been burned, which she often said, so she was indignant about the pardon and she also was not told directly about t

. >> we've got kumquat and rosemary in it.rs, just a floral cocktail, and i included some rose water to help represent pasadena as well as the city of roses. >> on friday night, it doubled the sales of the bar's other top selling drink, the proceeds being split between the california fire foundation and the pasadena humane society. another small way to make a difference, contributing to a big outpouring of support. amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. >> and you can also join fox's support of families affected by the california wildfires. you can just scan that qr code on your screen if you would like to donate. your donation will go directly to the red cross as they work to help people recover from this disaster. you can also visit ktvu.com/wildfire help to support the efforts. >> still ahead. a group of thieves break into a gas station convenience store and it was (humming) behold! a glorious round table pepperoni pizz... huh? ah. huh. well, behold the pepperoni and grilled chicken...? what the? (clears throat) behold, the p

let's go to rosemary oroczo. get a look at our weather forecast. it looks great outside our window. >> good morning guys. yeah, quite the difference right. the fog is gone. it has to do with all that wind that is out there. joining us this morning giving you a live look here over san francisco. the wind advisory pretty much for the entire bay area, excluding the santa clara valley, will go until tomorrow morning. and we have seen quite the gusts already. here's a view of storm tracker two. that northeasterly flow you can see just right over us chewed away all that fog. it is a very dry air mass that is in place at this time. and going to remain that way. again, looking forward perhaps all the way through the weekend. the winds are not going to be with us the entire time. but right now, atlas peak reporting 25mph, mount saint helena reporting 52. we had an area near mount diablo earlier this morning. gusts to 49. oakland hills reporting 35. let's take a look at what's happening outside right now. they have let up just a little bit. fairfield reporti

back to you. >> thank you rosemary. several people have already been kicked out or carried out of the first day of confirmation hearings for pete hegseth. [applause] usa. that's just some of the chaos. next on the nine. why president elect trump's nominee has set up a contentious confirmation process. also ahead, mideast negotiators say they are closer than ever before to a ceasefire in the gaza strip. >> i'm trey yingst put out a fire at an apartment in the tenderloin. the fire broke out on the top floor of the essex hotel on ellis and larkin streets. crews tell ktvu the fire may have been started by a battery from an electric scooter that was plugged in overnight. >> the initial report from the resident of unit 601 that he was plugging his scooter in, and it overheated and started a fire in his unit. it looks to be all the damage is in the one room. they're going to open up the walls to make sure there's no extension of fire into the wall system. >> there are no reports of injuries. while some neighbors left the build

it's very floral with some rosemary, and it's just kind of representing california's terroir.o a rosewater component to incorporate the city of roses, which is pasadena, a few miles away. blackjet baking is also mixing flavors to provide relief. i've decided to make a coconut layer cake that has on the top. i love la on it. the cakes can be ordered online and the proceeds will go to the nonprofit. restaurants care. so they've created this fund that will go directly to restaurant workers, food and beverage workers. local content creators are also gathering donations of new clothes and toiletries. they'll have a big drive in emeryville on sunday. every dollar counts. just if you have anything to spare or if you don't, just continue to project information and have conversations and make sure that you keep the humans affected in mind. in san francisco, alyssa goard, nbc bay area news. we're seeing that so much, so many people here in the bay area across the country really wanting to pitch in to help with what happened in la. and, you know, one of the things that sparked this was o

we have claudine wong, rosemary oroczo and andre senior. thanks for being with us. you know, i love a theme and today's theme is first things first. keep that in mind as we

this none, sister rosemary sul sullivan in a play. prettiest girls from the classes were in the musical. i was like, this is kind of cool. i learned i could sing. i kind of got hooked. i didn't have the greatest grades or any money. she said, she use to teach a coarse at emmerson college, a night course. she said they have auditions for scholarships. that is how i got into emmerson. i stayed friends with her until she die the in her early 90s. >> kelly: teachers are amazing. >> a really amazing person. an amazing nuns. continues the nuns that hate me out there one liked me. >> kelly: you only needed to reach one. >> i reached one none. it worked out. >> kelly: we need to get to a couple of kpherpblz. we have someone in the audience to help us out. >> dennis, my family and i love your movies since the "sandlot." "you're killing me smalls" stay here kelly has more dennis after the break. can neuriva support your brain health? mary. janet. hey!

this one is a little bit more blood orange and rosemary. i really like this one.d bar is one of several that have sprung up across the uk to cater for a new kind of drinker. it's definitely not just teetotallers — our biggest customers are people who still drink. you've got things that aren't mimics of alcohol, but designed for adult occasions. and that's because 7a% of uk consumers are cutting down their drinking — they're looking for something interesting to drink. there's lots of non—alcoholic beer around, and i like that. and, um... yeah, like, it's a good time to not be drinking, i think. maybe it's my generation, but we are beginning - to drink slightly less - than than we used to do. they do non—alcoholic wine—and—cheese nights and things like that, so you can enjoy yourself, but also still feel good and feel part of stuff. a completely dry bar may not be to everyone's taste, but the popularity of no— and low—alcohol drinks does suggest that people's habits are changing. and for many pubs and bars, it makes business sense to change with them. it's happened

i'm rosemary church.he latest now on the breaking news out of southern california, where at this hour, firefighters are racing to make more progress containing the devastating wildfires in the los angeles area before powerful winds pick up again. the death toll has now climbed to 24, and there's fear that more gusty winds expected to last through wednesday will only further complicate the firefighting efforts and could possibly spread embers to dry areas once again, sparking new fires. right now, the smallest of the three fires currently burning, the hurst fire is mostly contained at 89%. the eaton fire, which has devastated the altadena area, is at 27%, but the largest one, the palisades fire, is only 13% contained, with more than 23,000 acres burned. and here's one fire official describing what crews there need the most. >> we need mother nature to give us a break. >> we have the firefighters. we have the water. we need the time. >> the widespread devastation seen from high above los angeles county, cal

pharmaceuticals, services creating health centers with nurses on staff and doctors on standby, so when rosemary hammond came in with a splitting headache one recent morning, they saw fit to double check with one of the doctors available online. so far, there has been no added cost for the pentacle services which are covered by sales. >> it costs us $350 a month, including the salary we pay to the nurse, the fractional cost of the doctor because the doctor does not have to be physically located at the site. >> he says his costs are a fraction of those at the expense of government-built network of community health facilities, many built with usaid funds that have struggled, barely operational for a lack of resources, staff, and volunteers. >> there was no business model that would allow these compounds to actually stand on their own. in an era where government budgets because of massive debt burdens are already under pressure, the first things to get cut are social services, and that's what we are seeing. >> it is one example critics site of how u.s. foreign aid favors international aid contracto

it's very floral with some rosemary, and it's just kind of representing california's terroir.here's also a rosewater component to incorporate the city of roses, which is pasadena, a few miles away. blackjet baking is also mixing flavors to provide relief. i've decided to make a coconut layer cake that has on the top. i love la on it. the cakes can be ordered online and the proceeds will go to the nonprofit restaurants care. so they've created this fund that will go directly to restaurant workers, food and beverage workers. local content creators are also gathering donations of new clothes and toiletries. they'll have a big drive in emeryville sunday. every dollar counts. just if you have anything to spare or if you don't, just continue to project information and have conversations and make sure that you keep the humans affected in mind. alyssa goard today in the bay. as these devastating fires seem to be a reality for californians and east bay community held a disaster training class yesterday. in fact, berkeley holds cert classes every year. cert stands for community emergenc

. >> we've got kumquat and rosemary in it.t's two of the larger flavors, just a floral cocktail, and i included some rose water to help represent pasadena as well as the city of roses. >> on friday night, it doubled the sales of the bar's other top selling drink, the proceeds being split between the california fire foundation and the pasadena humane society. another small way to make a difference, contributing to a big outpouring of support. amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. >> the institute of contemporary art in san francisco was overwhelmed by contributions at their supply drive to support those down south in los angeles. many people who dropped off donations actually joined the cause and stayed to help sort through all the donations. organizers say they're very grateful for the large amount of support. >> we knew how deeply connected the bay area community, especially in the arts, is to our la family. and so i think, you know, we were not surprised by the desire to give and also donate to causes on the ground. but i thi

so, when rosemary hammond came in with a splitting headache one recent morning, nurse patience ayiteyd saw fit to double check with one of the 30 mpharma doctors available online. so far, there's no added cost for the clinical services, which are covered by revenues from drug sales. >> it costs us $350 a month, including the salary we pay for the nurse, the fractional cost of the doctor, because the doctor doesn't have to be physically located at the site. reporter: he says his costs are a fraction of those at the extensive government built network of community health facilities, these so called chps compounds, many built with usaid funds, have struggled, barely operational for a lack of resources, staff and volunteers, says rockson. >> there was no business model that would allow these chps compounds to actually stand on their own. and in an era where government budgets, because of massive debt burdens, are already under pressure, the first things to get cut are social services. and that's what we are seeing. reporter: it's one example critics cite of how the system of u.s. foreign a

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the police rushed to apartments near rosemary elementary school.found a man with gunshot wounds. he was taken to the hospital. that's where he was pronounced dead. police at this point have not released the name or the age of the victim. or what may have led to that shooting. >> the u.s. supreme court now appears likely to uphold a federal law that would effectively shut down tiktok in the u.s. by this weekend, a majority of the high court justices indicated that they support the law that would ban the video sharing platform unless it breaks all economic ties with its chinese parent company. now, a host of the tv show shark tank says he plans to step in and buy tiktok before sunday's deadline. >> i don't want it shut down. it's not good for my businesses. it's not good for 6 million other small businesses in america that make a living off of it. we just need to take out the onerous piece, the spyware investor kevin o'leary is partnering with billionaire and former l.a. dodgers owner frank mccourt in this effort to try and buy tiktok. >> all right,