and i know sharon's a good girl. she better be. you sharon? did you hear what i said?that i have for you, i won't give it to you. i mean, if you miss one time being good, i ain't gonna give it to you. [laughs] tough daddy, tough man, because i come up the hard way, and i ain't let you get away with nothing. of course, i shouldn't say that. but i'm just kidding, baby. - my name is sharon preston-folta, and i am louis armstrong's daughter, his only child. i have waited my entire lifetime to say that publicly out loud, because up until this very moment, i wasn't allowed to admit to anyone other than my closest family and friends that the blood of a legend runs through my veins. [piano mus] - and now, the number that became our theme song when it's sleepy time down south. - on june 24, 1955, louis armstrong became a father. lucille preston became a single mom. and i, sharon louis preston, became invisible. th's the wayt was, the way had to be. and i, sharon louis prest[trump playi]visible. - satchmo was married, traveling in the rare air of upper white society, the kind of

francine: sharon, they cue so much. sharon bell from goldman sachs investments research.oining us his money on all thing markets. coming up, german supports carmakers set to replace houma. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open everyone. we are 22 minutes until the european trading day and this is the picture across the board. if you look at the industries that are losing the most or sectors losing the most out of 90 groups, about 70 are on the downside. a couple of the retail stocks are up. european stocks following wall street stocks lower some unexpectedly strong services data out of the u.s. and that is basically repricing some of equities and bonds with traders making a bet that the terminal rate for the fed could actually be higher than expected. treasury yields little changed. reversing some of the gains after the bank of japan trading policy. let's get straight to bloomberg business lash. here's alice atkins. the u.k. is said to be announcing measures this friday aimed at boosting growth in the city of london. sources tell bloomberg that the treas

now, also sharon osbourne is no stranger to health emergencies. health crisis so she's been taking care of her husband ozzie parkinson's disease for a very long time and had neck surgery in july and sharon herself she went through a double mastectomy and colon cancer tbhak back in 2002 so this woman is probably exhausted. she works very hard she's 70 years old clearly hosting shows appearing on fox news and -- among other networks so i'm hoping that she just need to rest and take it easy for a while. you know? lawrence: lauren she's had a tough one too all of her friends turned against her. seems like corporate executive turned against her. she's exhausted on many levels probably emotionally as well but glad to hear it is nots life-threatening. >> yes not life-threatening, and you're correct. let's not forget she was fired from the view in 2021 after getting into an argument with her co-host sharon underwood that kind of turned into a race war, and sharon was so concerned that she would be looked at as racist that she kind of just flew off the han

this is about sharon's right to life. and every journalist's right to life, there must be accountability for this senseless and horrific killing. thank you. thank you very much. at finally, antoine bernard, her director of advocacy reporters without borders hearings, murder is the ultimate demonstration of a pattern idea of targeting journalists. this is call the wall crime hearings. murder is not the 1st case of journalist targeted by idea. if we fear it is not the last one. as long as justice is not served independent in partial effect of justice. this is why a report is without borders, calls the i see, see procedure to her to take action. his investigation on palestine must proceed. it must get to conclusions. herein was murdered on 11 may 2022. in janine 4 years before may 2018 garza journalists covering the march of return are repeatedly shot at by idea of snipers. 25 may 2018 iris have filed its 1st criminal complaint on palestine where the icy c proceed cuter. after analyzing the case of 20 journalists, including

in 2019, sharon testified before congress. these new place, poison oak, it is in deep angle plastic crisis. then in november 2021. sharon confronted louisiana governor john bill edwards on a video called am i wanted to actually have you would reconsider to stop the construction of offer most appliances from family decide james care. we're all, we're looking at new vega and there's new guy to look at us, are we will he didn't, he didn't know what to state so that just popped into his iep. if he get more data, how much more data do it do you need? he need, i'll blow in my opinion, i feel like i don't care how much test me do there on the still the night effect that his condition is causing us to be sick. that's my feeling. i hope i'm wrong when decisions are made about plastics. not a question of data. is there a magic bullet piece of information that some research could prove? it's a question of power too often, both resources and entire communities are deemed as disposable. plastic production has increased almost continuously

, my resume along sharon. i think the question on everyone's mind is why has partake been released? yes. so i slide new for indonesia to release terrorist and paddock who was sentenced in 2012. he was sentenced for 20 years in prison. and the reason why he is released now, according to authorities, is because patrick has already served 2 thirds of majority of his prison time. he also has shown good behaviors, and he has been d, radicalized in fact. but that was an i is an icon for the indian government for their do radicalization program. so that's why right now, but that has been released. how's the government so sure that this man who is behind the death of so many people is effectively div radicalized. i shall, there is no way to ensure whether someone is fully des, radicalized or not, but pot tag or in the future will be closely monitored by the government of indonesia and the fact that he's also still in parole until to the 2030. he will be also joining a mentoring program until then. and the regular asia

sharon, thank you for joining us. i have to ask, do you feel present day agriculture policy is being based on quality, scientific data and research are more being influenced by a political agenda? yes, definitely. i would say the last thing, you know, it's more based on some wishful thinking. then it's based on just so i have to ask, what did a bigger threat to our food supply, climate change or government policies in the, the government, the things you know, i not only and them but you see it all over, you know, and it's only not only 5 years also and you know, and you guys, if you read rises, that garage is all over the place and, you know, well, and there's an old saying, and i'll never bite the hand to reach you. and that's actually what they're doing. so someone to pay the bill and i think, you know, this is quite a big producer of foods. we have quite a big export of food also and that's probably not the 1st ones to see what's happening. but there's a lot of people all over the girl who are depending on foods we

sharon, thank you for joining us. i have to ask, do you feel present day agriculture policy is being based on quality, scientific data and research are more being influenced by a political agenda. yes. and definitely i would say the last the, you know, it's more based on some wishful thinking. then it's based on just so i have to ask why did a bigger threat to our food supply, climate change or government policies. if the government, the things you know are not on the album, but you see it all over, you know, and it's only not only buys is also as you know, energy crisis, you agree, prizes describes is all over the place. and yeah, well, and there's an old saying and i'll never bite the hand to reach you and that's actually what they're doing. so someone has to pay the bill and i think, you know, all of this is a, quite a big producer of foods. we are quite a big export of food also and that's probably not the 1st ones to see what's happening. but there's a lot of people all over the go who are depending on, on foods

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totonight -- piercece brosnan ststar of "badad sisters," writ and actresess, sharon horgan music from finn and the uptown conontrollers featuring the 8g band with elena bonomo ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. [ cheers and applause this is "late night. we hope you're doing well tonight. now, if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news president biden was interviewed last night by cnn anchor jake tapper. and not, as he was expecting, walter cronkite. [ light laughter ] "you must be the new kid, huh? president biden said in a new interview he doesn't think that russian president vladimir putin will actually use nuclear weapons, though i don't think it was a good idea to add - [ imitating chicken [ laughter ] in the same interview, president biden said he doesn't expect the u.s. economy to enter a recession. but added, if there is one, it will be, "very slight. you can watch the entire clip in [ laughter ] buckingham palace announced yesterday that king charles' coronation will take place next year and said that the event will be,

[applause] our former president loves sharon, loves talking to sharon. he thinks she is great. which of course, she is. one time i was with him over the white house and asked me a question. i won't bore you with the details. it took way too long, would take too long to explain from the details of a speech today. it was a very complicated question about the intricate interaction between the constitution and the senate rules. it was a strategic question. he want to know how he could engage in a particular maneuver. and i said, that's fascinating. remarkably coincidentally, i was just going by staff members about this. to answer your question, i would need a few hours. i would need to consult with a handful of experts on the senate rules, and i would need a couple of lawyers. he said, that's fine, you can do that, go talk to johnny. i realize okay, i guess that's what i'm doing for the rest of the day. i convened the group of people i had in mind, took me four or five hours. i was about to leave, it was getting dark, i was getting ready to go home. and i outlined it to johnny mcen

and cnn has learned that it was sharon osbourne.ow, we have reached out to representatives for sharon osbourne. we haven't heard back. look, it's been a tough recent few months for shaeron. he's been taking care of her husband, who suffers from parkinson's. she has been on social media. she has been very outspoken in the last few days about the harry and meghan documentary on netflix. again, she was filming this television show. and, again, it was at the glen tavern inn. it's a very famous historic hotel, jim, where they do film other type of ghost hunters and spiritual paranormal activity shows. we don't know the details of what led to her being taken to the hospital. we don't know what the emergency was or how she is now. this is a developing story. we will keep you all posted once we hear from sharon osbourne's team. >> okay. well, thank you for that. let's talk about the harry and meghan docuseries on netflix. everyone is talking about that right now, it seems. it has gotten a frosty reception from the british royal family, no s

thank you, sharon. and on that note, i wish you all a very, very good night.m all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late with us. i'll see you at the end of tomorrow. >>> just like the brave american soldiers which held their lines and fought back hitler's forces during the christmas of 1944, brave ukrainian soldiers are doing the same to putin's forces this christmas. ukraine holds its lines and will never

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and i was telling sharon this.i said, no matter where anybody walks on this mother earth, if it's east or west, south, north and and in the united states, that's indian country. there were walking on the bones of our people. we're all in that. this is ours. so no matter where anybody goes and tries to say this is, you know, whatever land that still belongs to the red people, you know, and i think that we need to remember that. and the other thing that i want to say is that in our red, people extend into other countries. they're they're in canada. they're in mexico. they're all, you know, in the southern countries, because we don't we never considered borders. we didn't have our people don't have borders. you know, we welcome each other. and i think there's another thing about us that i was explaining to sharon that i had this adopted brother that came from pine ridge and moved in with me and my family in milwaukee. when herb was in prison for his involvement with wounded knee and and the struggle. and he said, you

i was talking to sharon about this the other night. when you meet native people, they are not traditional people, they are not in their native state of mind, there is a look that l they have in their lives. they are not there. iig would rather die fighting fr all of my kids to have the look in their eyes to know who they are. they know where they're going and where they came from. wed, are in this fight together. i preach that to my kids, to my grandkids all the time. ceremony ceremony ceremony. that is the only way they will survive. theg only way this mother earth will survive is if we start taking care of it. be the caretakers we need to be. >> 100%. take care of our water. fight and die for the water. you have seen the fight that is come because of it. trying to go under the water and do all that kind of stuff. what i like to say is, that water is like the veins of the mother earth. the same water that my children drink on a reservation will be the same water that everyone else's children end up drinking, too. if you're going to po

it's all of those, things and sharon talked about this newspaper article. leonard till chair was a guy trying to help his people, that's it leonard peltier was a guy trying to help bow. he moved to seattle was part of the fishing rights protest but there was nothing there was no violence happening this was just a guy trying to help its people and part of what he does while he's there he's learned to trade and he starts this drop, and they start helping the women there who were trying to get out of abuse of relationships they're trying to help others with drug and alcohol problems and that leads him to this movement but coming into this movement, and it is a movement not an organization coming into that you become a target and you become a target of, a program within the fbi that is running counterintelligence against our own people, these individuals become part of that. so that how he ends up in this, on this path, that is gonna lead him to pine ridge on june 26, 1975 again, he's there to help these people. you've got the goon squads, idle named and, that

yes, thank you, sharon. on my first telephone call of his from prison, i told him, so sorry that your life was stolen. first, in boarding schools, then 47 years in prison. i was so surprised with his answer, and it just shows he has humanity. he says, but not wasted because my people benefited it. a lot of attention was drawn towards my people. many changes were made. now, we are all here and we want to know, especially the low students, what can we do to add to our life, all our lives, this additional value of helping getting leonard pill to your home? >> thank you for that. that is leonard. the most important thing you can do is not leave here and say, what a tragedy, and not think about it again. you can't watch this program and change the channel, or go to something else. you have to take action. the president needs to know that you care about, not just leonard, but about these issues. your members of congress, representatives, your senators need to know that you care about this. they have the ability to

he and his 59-year-old daughter, sharon wright, our gifting beautiful blankets they made themselves. we were there as staffers handed out a holiday cheer. mcafee holidays. this is from jerry and sharon. >> very nice. >> they make something special for you. >> oh, how beautiful. isn't that lovely? >> a gift from the hands of the heart. gerald moved into the community last year and said he got the idea to make quilt after noticing a lot of his neighbors don't have any family nearby. like ha ng hu last week i stepped in a bear trap. i should really get rid of it. but... i'll make do. just like i make do without home internet. besides, my phone gets the job done. sometimes. it's not that bad. it is that bad. don't settle. get xfinity home internet for just $24.99 a month for 2 years with no annual contract and a free streaming box. this is the volkswagen red and gold report . >> we are not stopping until we get it. >> i miss a little bit of it but i will be able to party on the plane. i will continue that. >> the body is getting started for the red and gold. >> lots of dancing and scream

food for bay area families drive is underway as kpix partners with the community to fight hunger, sharon chen brings you the story of a man and a promise he made as a child. >> reporter: when seth adams loads food into his car, it brings him back to his childhood in the midwest. back then, he could only hope his single mom could afford a whole cart of groceries. >> it was rough, it was waiting at the door, waiting for mymo c bank like this one in san carlos, no guarantee where he and his sister would get their next meal. >> i remember one time we had nothing in our cupboards, and we came home from church and our cup boreds were full. the church had gathered money and got us food. it stuck with me and i always said i'm going to give back. >> reporter: he got his chance in may 2021. the foster city home dad started making food deliveries five days a week every week. he drives emergency donations in his own car to the elderly and others not able to leave their homes. >> if i can do anything to make somebody's life even the littlest bit better i will do it. >> reporter: the food bank serves

until then the news continues str ming on (gentle music) - hello, i'm sharon chin.ry week, kpix is proud to introduce you to jefferson award winners, ordinary people who do extraordinary acts of service in the bay area. so now, we highlight several of our 2022 community heroes. a number of this year's winners prepare people for jobs. one man noticed a shortage of skilled workers in the construction industry, so he crafted an innovative way to train high school graduates. they get big skills building tiny homes for those who need them most. - all the pieces that we want painted, let's have 'em here. (wood clunking) - [sharon] structural engineer sean ticknor teaches participants with no construction experience.

that's why we're thinking about it now cnbc personal finance correspondent sharon epperson joins us sharongo crazy with holiday spending and improve our savings going into the new year? >> the first thing you need to do is look at your income and make sure you've paid enough tax so you don't get hit with a surprise tax bill in 2023. you want to make sure you are having enough taxes taken out of your pay and you may have another pay period you can change your withholdings to make sure it's accurate if it's not, you can send an estimated tax payment directly to the irs by january 17th and if you're just unclear of whether you've paid enough or not, make sure you've paid enough as much as you paid in 2021, probably, if your situation hasn't changed very much, or go to the withholding calculator on irs.gov. make sure you're putting enough money into your long-term savings, 401k, max that out or get the company max contribution but most importantly, make sure you're saving for emergencies and try to boost that amount of savings, maybe with a side job, maybe with money you get over the holidays

sharon chen, kpix 5.f you want to donate to patties project, or if you'd like to nominate a bay area hero for a jefferson award, you can find that information on our website, kpix.com/hero. >>> coming up, a couple in their 80 >>> welcome back. it's a first alert weather day here in the bay area, as a major storm starts settling its way in from offshore, and as we take a live look at this first alert doppler, there it is , in all that great and glory. now, this will continue to push its way into the bay area throughout the commute hours. the big reason why we issued a first alert weather day today, well, many of us are going to be impacted by this as we're heading home from school or from work, and that storm will continue to travel into these for us as we head into the late evening hours often to the east bay and the south bay too. >> deacon: so, you guys really think sheila faked her own death? >> steffy: sounds crazy, i know. >> finn: but nothing's adding up. >> deacon: what's not adding up? i- chief ba

he and his daughter , sharon, our gifting residents and staff a beautiful blanket. we were there as staffers handed out that holiday cheer. >> happy holidays. this is from jerry and sharon. >> very nice. >> they have made something special for you. >> how beautiful. isn't that lovely? >> he moved to the community last year and said he got the idea after noticing a lot of his neighbors don't have any family . >>> this weekend and added incentive to bring a rescue dog to your home. >> the animal shelter is waiving its adoption fees. the animal rescue foundation is leaving . waiving all fees for cats and dogs six months or older. spayed or neutered, and microchip. they are also deflated and dewormed. >> right now, post-pandemic, we are finding a lot of our shelter products are at capacity. we are trying to get as many animals as we can and get them all. that is why we are waiving all fees on adult animals. the quicker we can turn our rooms, the quicker we can put more animals in. >> you will have all we can. those fees will be waived through sunday. >>> still ahead on

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wave to everybody, sharon. [applause] our former president loves, loves sharon. he thinks she is great. i was with him at the white house and he asked a question. i won't bore you with the details, it would take too long and deviate from my speech, but it was a complicated question about the intricate interaction between the constitution and senate rules. it was a strategic question. he wanted to know how he could engage in a particular maneuver and i said, that is fascinating and coincidental. i was talking to one of my staff members about this. to answer your question, i would need a few hours and would need to consult with experts on the senate rules, and i would need a couple of lawyers. and he said, that is fine, you can do that. go talk to johnny. and i realized that is what i was doing the rest of the day. i convened a group of people, it took five hours, i was ready to go home and i outlined it to johnny, the head of the office of presidential personnel and we worked it out in 15 steps. i thought he was going to be expressed -- impressed. he said you have

sharon thank you very much our health correspondent sharon barber there. thank you.comes in some areas. the payments are issued when the weather is cold enough to potentially affect people's health. it comes as millions of people struggle to heat their homes. last night our reporter tim muffett joined outreach workers in london who are hoping to offer some warmth to people sleeping on the streets. it is absolutely freezing. a bitterly cold wednesday night in south london. rosie and the outreach team from holy trinity church in clapham are hoping to spread warmth when there's not much around. we have a lot of people living locally who really struggle with being able to heat their homes and keep themselves warm. hello, sir. how are you doing? and some don't have homes to heat. rosie and her team are part of the warm welcome campaign. how are you? i'm all right, fine. 3,000 venues across the uk that are opening their doors as temperatures plunge. it's warm and you'll get some porridge? terry was homeless for six years. i mean, you would use paperto keep warm. you would

i can speak now to sharon graham, their general secretary of the unite union.y has criticised unions for not having a national strategy for dealing with category two because like heart attack and stroke. what is your response?— attack and stroke. what is your resonse? , ., response? every time the health secretary speaks, _ response? every time the health secretary speaks, i _ response? every time the health secretary speaks, i have - response? every time the health secretary speaks, i have got - response? every time the health secretary speaks, i have got my| response? every time the health - secretary speaks, i have got my head in my— secretary speaks, i have got my head in my hands — secretary speaks, i have got my head in my hands. i have never seen such an abdication— in my hands. i have never seen such an abdication of leadership than i have _ an abdication of leadership than i have from — an abdication of leadership than i have from rishi sunak and the health secretarx _ have from rishi sunak and the health secretary. we have negotiated locally— secretar

so, as we share food for bay area families this holiday season, my friend sharon chen introduces you to a volunteer with a deeply personal reason for giving. watch. >> reporter: when seth adams loads food into his car, it brings him back to his childhood in the midwest. back then, he could only hope that his single mom could afford a full cart of groceries. >> it was rough. it was waiting at the door for my mom homeping that she had food. >> reporter: there was no food bank like this one, in san carlos. no guarantee where he and his sisters would get their next meal. >> i can remember one time we had nothing in our cupboards, we came in from church and our cupboards were full. the church had gathered money and had taken care of us. it really always stuck with me, and i always said, if i ever get a chance and i am in a comfortable spot on my own, i will get back. >> he got his chance in may of 2021. the foster city stay at home dad started making food deliveries five days per week, every week, from second harvest of silicon valley. he drives emergency donations in his own car, to the

casework that has been gathered in the months since the killing some of the evidence surrounding sharon's killing a 100 over 2 representatives of the international criminal court. they'll also be a news conference being held later today by the al jazeera delegation, really to outline and explain why they believe that the international criminal court could and should be holding their own investigation into this killing. there it is being closely followed from here in jerusalem and also in the occupied west bank because of course it has been an uphill struggle to get any kind of accountability and justice ever since the killing took place on may. the 11th in the occupied west bank town of jeanine, where as sharina was covering a raid by israeli forces along with other journalists, she was clearly identified on her body armor and on her helmet as being a journalist when she was shot and killed. and ever since then, right from the very start, the official is railey narrative about how she came to be shot and killed has changed initially they started to talk about maybe being caught in crossfi