she was laughing, and i said shelley please don't do.>> evening her sister out of it that night, but shelley was serious, and so was rod. shelley was 11 years older than him, but that didn't seem to matter. his parents, david carroll, said they adored her right from the start. >> he told us he had a girlfriend, and we have to meet her. and i said okay, they're coming up we don't have time for that -- now >> know you have to meet. her >> a brunette back then, shelley mary brought six months later. and as reality settled, -- it wasn't exactly blessed, because while he was a stunning overachiever, rod was well not in the same league. he was a stock trader of middling success. >> when it did seem was a guy that really had a lot of big ideas, and was unable to execute on any of them. >> but he had a couple of talents. martial arts and backgammon. >> we sat down and played, he won. and he won money. >> two years after she married rod, shelley gave birth to baby anna. >> she was inseparable from anna. she was always with that child. she was an

senator shelley mayer who has been a fighter for this community as long as i've known her. she cares deeply. [applause] another member here, i want to thank him for his work. we've been in this together. we've gone to vaccination sites. we have to have some fun here together because we have been here for some serious issues, fighting the pandemic, now this storm. mayor mike spano for welcoming here us to your community [applause] and all the work we are doing together. from my team, we have major general patrick murphy, commissioner of the department of homeland security and emergency services. i've been on the job a week, i know i have not slept and you -- and he has not slept. i want to thank you for what he -- i want to thank him for what he has done. and representative from metro-north who can answer questions. as a result of my phone call to president biden yesterday and my emergency declaration we did get approval from the federal government. during the peak of the storm, we lost power, we still have about 7800 people without power at this time. there were many rescue

senator shelley mayer who has been a fighter for this community as long as i've known her. [applause] member -- we've been in this together. we have been here for some serious issues, fighting the pandemic, now this storm. mayor mike spano for welcoming us to your community [applause] and all the work we are doing together. major general patrick murphy, commissioner of the department of homeland security and emergency services. i've been on the job a week, i know i have not slept and you have not slept. i want to thank you for what he is on. and representative from metro health -- metro-north who can answer questions. as a result of my foot close to president biden yesterday and my emergency declaration we did get approval from the federal government. i'm happy that is going to bring in resources to help evacuation and shelter support. we are also working with fema, the white house and our delegation to ensure we get everything new yorkers need. this is just the beginning. we are making more announcements about the resources from the federal government. during the peak of t

this was when he was working at abc with this woman, shelley ross. now what you do?e problems yet this investigation with his brother. >> i will give everyone patients. cnn will do nothing. the most that will happen is a strongly worded statement sq sock -- >> in the newsroom expected counseling his brother. yeah, those women in the newsroom should stand up. and she saw two standards. she saw that chris cuomo on air. he said, i sincerely care about these issues. and she knew the chris cuomo that grabbed her but. never forget about that. >> to close of the view testing positive for covid right in the middle of a live show. and they are forced to leave after by split in kamala harris takes the stage for a sitdown interview.rl how could it happen? what are the protocols? kaylee wants to know. we are going to get into it. veteran homeowners, the two and quarter refi is the lowest rate in newday's history two and a quarter percent, just 2.48 apr. lock in this record low rate and save. we did it again. verizon has been named america's most reliable network by rootmetrics.

so bravo miss ahmed and bravo shelley.s i'm not going to be called up to fight or not? the question is what do you mean you have to go to afghanistan for a year? that doesn't make any sense, you're 43 years old. in front of you like.. like it's a mirror, dad. you know? cookies and breyers. that's like getting two desserts! wait... do we have to thank our moms twice? i don't know... (laughs) breyers. 100% grade a milk and cream, and loaded with delicious cookie pieces. better starts with breyers. i'm still wowed by what's next. even with higher stroke risk due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin,... i want that. eliquis. eliquis reduces stroke risk better than warfarin. and has less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis has both. don't stop taking eliquis without talking to your doctor as this may increase your risk of stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while

and, you know, right there, turning on -- i knew shelley would've been there.is wife in the terrorist attack at the pentagon on september 11th, 2001. we recently have that footage of him telling that story while it is so fresh in his mind. the project of an artist gives people the space to talk in the months after 9/11. she set up a booth with a microphone and a camera ten you one who wanted to come. it was truly private. they were the ones who hit record and stop when they were done. and that plywood booth traveled from new york city to the pentagon, to shanksville pa, and the stories collected in that booths, just in the few months following 9/11 are raw and incredible. lots of people who are witnesses to the attacks, people who lost loved ones. now documentary filmmaker beyond johnson, they recreated that, we've they checked a bunch of people who participate in the project 20 years. ago so those still -- same folks can tell their story 20 years. on the resulting film is called memory box. it is incredible. and it is airing here tonight, at 10 pm eastern. we

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i knew that shelley would meet me there is we would get the kids out.d over and ran down there and found the kids, and that was the happiest moment of my life, and turned on a dime, it was the worst moment of my life because i knew shelley would have been there if she could have. ave been there if she could have. being first on the scene, when every second counts. or teaching biology without a lab. we are the leader in 5g. #1 in customer satisfaction. and a partner who includes 5g in every plan, so you get it all. without trade-offs. unconventional thinking. it's better for business. i order my groceries online now. shingles doesn't care. i keep my social distance. shingles doesn't care. i stay within my family bubble. shingles doesn't care. because if you've had chicken pox, you're already carrying the virus that causes shingles. in fact, about 1 in 3 people will develop shingles, and the risk only increases as you age. so what can protect you against shingles? shingrix protects. now you can protect yourself from shingles with a vaccine proven to be ov

those firefighters were simply doing everything they could to find shelley.y were doing that job for you, don. enough, i know you moved to west virginia. you were afraid of another attack happening in washington, d.c. how much did this day shape your life and the challenges of healing from all of this? what were the biggest challenges there? >> i tell you, just moving back to west virginia, i live about an hour, hour-and-a-half from washington now. but out in the country and that was the greatest decision i ever made for a number of reasons. first, just because i felt the kids and i were safe out here. also, because the people in this area i live just outside of sheppardstown, west virginia. they took us in. they became friends. they became family literally, my kids led me to a new life. i remarried in 2007. so moving near changed my life so much for the better after that, you know, horrible day. and 20 years later, i still carry that sense of enormous loss, but memory box actually gave me an opportunity to look back on those years and realize how much i owe

let's bring in the panel, elisha krauss, susan shelley and sarah normand. you. this is actually fun. i want to start with this thing what happened next. we go to the next hour, and i'm curious if you can start us off at this thing, sarah. what do you think the next step is for california? do you think there is a movement afoot to may be change or the rules of recall elections? >> i don't think so. i think that the recall elections are so rare that it's just not the priority right now. i think what will continue is the strategy of how compared and contrasted to trump, especially now that we have seen how bad the california voters rejected elder who is a lot like trump. and we know that trump is incredibly unpopular and never wanted the majority of americans. he tried to win the way many republicans tried to win. voter suppression and minority rule. i think the two things that will continue to see is democrats are going to continue to use trump to win and another lesson is the california recall is that republicans really only believe in democracy when they wi

want to give just due to some of the other authors -- shelley buckman at sanford and laura choi at the san francisco fed, louis siegelman at boston university. catarina, i am curious about the broadening nature of this paper, because when you look at some of the inequality issues before and you look at them in the context of trying to put empirical data on it, we looked at it as to what is happening within our borders between the united states. this paper seems to go after the idea that what is happening with regards to inequality is putting the u.s. at a competitive disadvantage versus the rest of the world. i wonder if you could expend what they were trying to explain that point. catarina: absolutely. one of the big problems with the economy is the impact they have on how much we can put out. if we have fewer workers working in economy every day, and the u.s. among rich countries is the employment rates, if we hadest fewer workers producing, that is a small economy. it puts us at a huge disadvantage compared to other countries. this is looking at other rich countries. caroline: nothi

former abc executive shelley ross is accusing chris cuomo, then also with abc, of harassing her citingcident in 2005 where he greeted her at a bar. a new york times op-ed wrote an apology that cuomo sent her afterwards saying now that i think of it i am ashamed which is the right reaction and she doesn't want cuomo to lose his job at cnn, cuomo told the times as shelley acknowledges our interaction was not sexual in nature it happened 16 years ago in a public setting, i apologized to her then and i meant it. >> during the trump years, commentators were routinely calling president crazy or sick or psycho on msnbc this week democratic pollster talking about trump's effort to overturn the election said this. >> i think that means calling donald trump what he is, he's a terrorist. donald trump is a terrorist. >> guess what? zero pushback from the host. >> mark zuckerberg groomed a it secret plan to use facebook's value news feed to promote facebook, several executives were shocked the new york times reports but the ceo is tired of all of the criticism and apologizes for bias and misinforma

more than that, mister shelley says that he will file charges against general mackenzie, the united states marine corps, as well as the head of us central command. he says he will fall 13 charges, and one vote for negligence and for gross incompetence, for each of the american troops who were killed. 13 of them who were killed in the 26th of august during that terror attack. ad campbell airport carried out by isis for now though he has been arrested, he is in a, in a military jail awaiting a trial trial that may drag god for a while he was relieved of duty did had in his resignation. but due to the bureaucratic process, those resignations don't take effect immediately, so he will most likely be to be facing military charges. taken us through history live in afghanistan and iraq goes to have another story. we're closely following today. hungry slammed ukraine like using key of, of trying to sink a natural gas deal between budapest and russia. gas problem. the hungarian foreign minister say that no amount of political pickering is more important than keeping people's homes wor. it's more you

a grainy video that circulated on twitter was posted by a pro resistance movement account and it shelley's heavy fighting and a mountainous area, allegedly, from recent battles in punch here. but it later emerged that that video was actually shot years ago. most likely in yemen and the dissemination of these kind of fake videos definitely makes it a lot easier for the taliban to discredit any report than to make it out of the region, including those of the killings of civilians. now the taliban has told the international community to quote, take a closer look at the area to find out for themselves. that would be difficult because that's the idea. they've closed off right? exactly. ok, thanks joe. statues are among the oldest forms of visual media for millennia. they've been used to send implicit messages about the kinds of people and values we should look up to quite literally. when people ted icons down. it's most often in rejection of what they stand for. i mean the 2020s, it's a tactic that the on trend since the killing of the african american george floyd in may last year. i'm te basi

. >> i'm nicole shelley killian in janesville, pennsylvania, flight 93 memorial you can see part of the field behind me, and i just finished an interview with a pair of family members who have loved ones aboard flight 93 that fateful day 20 years ago, they say it's hard to believe it's been 20 years, but they feel it's more important than ever to continue to share the stories of sacrifice and here was and from that day. for more of our interview tonight, on cbs evening news. man, look at that internet that doesn't miss a beat. that's cute, but my internet streams to my ride. ok chill, cause mine's so fast no one can catch me. sweet, but my internet gives me unlimited wireless with 5g. that's because you all have xfinity. whoa! internet and wireless so good, it keeps one-upping itself. get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months with a 1 year agreement. plus, save up to $400 a year on wireless over at&t when you add xfinity mobile. switch today. the giants won't return to oracle park until monday. >> the open weekend day series in chicago which is a special place t

more than that, mister shelley says that he will file charges against general mackenzie, the united states marine corps, as well as the head of us central command. he says he will fall 13 charges at one of for negligence, for gross incompetence, for each of the american troops who were killed. 13 of them were killed on the 26th of august during that terror attack as terrible apple carries out. but now he has been arrested. he is in the military jail awaiting a trial trial that may drag god for a while. he was relieved of duty, did he did his resignation. but due to the bureaucratic process, those resignations do take effect immediately. so he will most likely be to be facing military charges. ok, let's give attention on afghanistan of the international criminal court is resuming a prob, into war crimes there, but the investigation will no longer look at allocations of us atrocities. instead, the focus will be explicitly on the taliban an idle k for more not joined live. now if i are teeth killed life in, in new york, kill up hello tickers through the decision indeed. and how it's gone down

more than that, mister shelley says that he will file charges against general mackenzie, the united states marine corps, as well as the head of us central command. he says he will fall 13 charges that he was relieved of duty. he had did his resignation. but due to the bureaucratic process, the resignation to take effect immediately so he will most likely be to be facing military charges. all right, so, so shell are released several videos even after he was told by superiors to stop posting them true. don't you have to follow orders? i mean, if he's still active duty and he's ordered to stop doing something like posting this on social media, doesn't he have to stop? yeah, well look, i mean this, this is obviously it's, it's cut and dry and also complicated. all the same time, right? i mean, we've always had to put over 30 times pianist and we've never had leadership on any level. listen to us in the entire community or in the military community. so you understand why he's doing it. you understand why he's frustrated and he's right that they were wrong. but he did break protocol here and the

emissions, but it's suffering some of the worst effects with unreliable rains and crop failures. shelley tacro is from the united nations wild food program. she says the drought is having a catastrophic impact. yes, yes, this is now the 4th year where the farmers were entering into what we call the lean season. so this period between planting and harvesting, and these people who live off the land survive of the land have been displaced by, by drought. they've lost their livelihood. they've had to celebrate thing. executive director, david beasley. i was with him on his mission and back in june and i stayed, and i spent time in the, in the, in the grand sued in the south traveling around meeting families. these families who have lost, who have lost everything and whatever they depended on for their livelihood. and of course that we've covered with the country being locked down, happ 6, we're looking for seasonal labor toys. and that hasn't been any tourist for the last 18 months. so very critical time, the people in the south, the communities who depend on what they have on whatever littl

the greatest self-inflected behavior since shelley long left cheers.gine someone you dislike telling you something that could save your life and you reject it because their politics don't align. >> ♪ ♪ . >> oh, ma'am, you got something. >> nice try, mr. red hat. i know what you guys are all about. >> just trying to be helpful. >> you have a lot of hate in your heart! you disgust me! >> oh, my god. the grim reaper is behind you. >> i do not want to talk to you. you are on the wrong side of history. >> you will be on the wrong side of death. >> i don't want to talk to him or you. >> he will kill you. >> global warming will kill us all if you little red hats have your way. >> [laughing]. >> [cheering]. >> [applauding]. >> greg: my dream comes through, applauding kat's death. a shout out to the cream reaper for helping us with that. in the audience a big fan. they found one image they could distort worse than slavery. look a man on horse back. >> what the hell are we doing here in what we witnessed takes us back hundreds of years. it was worse than what we

. >> he surfaces screaming it's shelley >> she never reached the surface.ppened some 80 feet down? prosecutors called it murder >> this is the classic motivation the other woman. >> yes >> a wife lost in the deep >> fighting for my life. >> a husband becomes the accused. >> you turned off her air supply, pulled her under water did that happen?

shelley with us. you had quite a day yesterday. it was quite something.fter the proposed changes -- how is the industry receiving it? do we have more clarity on licenses and the like? >> in terms of licenses, the government has said they want to maintain a certain scale of the gaming industry. that has been interpreted by some analysts that the government will maintain six casino licenses and there are six casino upgraders. they said the government wants to maintain the status quo. in terms of industry reaction, some junkets are concerned about the proposal. these operators, this big spending, and they provide credits to them. this is really a gray area. that industry has been cracked down by beijing for the past few years. many laundering -- money laundering and capital outflow. right now, the proposal they are thinking is more scrutiny on junket operators and make their lives even worse in macau. for casino operators, they are still trying to digest the whole thing and trying to form their opinions. some of them tend to think it may not have an impact o

isn't the issue about how it would be raised in the texas abortion case shelley against kramer? they would have to enforce the penalty and state action if they import the law. >> it's whether we allow it to happen before that. we have a lot of challenges to criminal law, first amendment related law. we don't understand it happens ahead of any litigationen if you can violate someone's rights by killing them then we need is a thetheory that deals with that. >> back in theif blue shirt a couple of rows. >> i am a local attorney. i have read the briefs for both sides on the case and it seems to me each side has a glaring weakness. the weakness of the brief is that it comes off as a bait and switch. they got to the courtrt to accept and review the rule and then very little in the brief addresses that and they make no principled argument as to why 15 weeks should be okay but 16, not or whether some other rule should be adopted. the weakness i found is that it makes no real attempt to justify as an original matter and by that, i mean, the essential holding. i'm wondering if anybody on

is the source of protection for free speech in france is the constitution is its statute are the shelley hebdo cartoons protected and what are the circumstances under? which free speech can be restricted as incitement to violence in france. yeah, thank you. thank you very much for the question very important of corals because it's an important difference between french and the us and on this on this topic and the question of limitation. the first the first difference is in terms of legal protection because of course we do not have a similar first amendment the freedom of speech is protected by different statues and very important statues in france. of course, there are also very important decisions from the french say constitutional so the french constitutional court also the case law of the european court of human rights, but i would say from a general point of view the statute of freedom of speech and the scope the very white scope of the freedom of speech is very different in french in france compared to to the us and relation to what just have been. state for instance in order to lim

sandra fell commute a little under 16 as you travel out of richmond and let's head to the south bay shelley0 minutes traveling in the park. 2 8085 82 no major issues there, daryn. james, back to you. thanks a 33 our facebook and instagram. >> toxic 2 teenagers. right now we're listening in on capitol hill where senators are hearing from the honchos. the head honchos at your facebook and instagram who have done research into this thing because congress wants action absolutely fact. we can show you some of the live pictures from that senate hearing right now. >> kids safety. that's the issue that they're discussing what we just listen in for a brief moment. >> to to young people. we have it has for for young people and much more recently we've reduced taste on actually guidance from experts that we don't young get best ring in the senate to. but i. >> i'm really concerned about the answer because i i think it's specific. and again, i will do this in writing. i will publish the answers, but i'm just asking a packed. you guys published here. these quarterly our revenues. we have them on differe

you mentioned the resource development opportunities, senator shelley moore capito, mentioned some of the regulatory opportunities. can you tell us one example, the barrow natural gas discovery had a big impact on your community. can you explain how that example of resource development has provided opportunities, energy, low-cost energy and other things in your community, that i think a lot of times people take for granted in the lower 48? but can be very important in alaska? >> yes, senator sullivan, and committee members, as a child growing up, one of my tasks was to get firewood from the beaches or from the landfill, in order to heat the home. diane and to diaz cook and so on. that escalated to a whole bag that i had to put on the sled and take home from the educational co-op store, and that was the process. then that escalated to heating oil. namely, heating oil number one, we put two and a half gallons into a stove. that is on the back of the heater. and you had be very careful. that was one of my -- those were my tasks, in the household. one day i went home and two or three days

you are still joe and shelley.way, throughout his career, he's done so much by thinke' nothing more than what he's done in the area. he understands crippling effect in our statehe has been especiay hard-hit and is uniquely situated to use this knowledge to share this information. senator enter matching our governor has the support, he said in the opioid crisis continues to touch one of our residents in some way under his leadership, our state has turned a corner and there's so much more to be done. excellence in public service at local and state levels makes them well suited to serve as the state estimation next drug store. from even our national cash there's a lot of support from national parks and i will echo those sentiments as well. we got a lot of visits from jim and michael, ait former drug naacp. we need the attention not only because we have a lot of solutions in west virginia but it serves the n nation in tackls this problem. they will continue to do the good work of his predecessors. he brings a wealth of

marlo >> jose juan marrero >> john daniel marshall >> shelley a.marti >> karen ann martin >> peter c. martin >> brian e. martineau >> william j. martin, jr. >> edward j. martinez >> betsy martinez >> robert gabriel martinez >> jose angel martinez, jr. >> lizie d. martinez-calderon >> waleska martinez >> anne marie martino-cramer >> paul richard martini >> bernard mascarenhas >> joseph a. mascali >> ada l. mason-acker >> stephen frank masi and my mother, dorothy r. morgan, you are loved and missed dearly. thank you for continuously watching over me and her grandchildren. we love you. >> and my father, william lawrence fallon junior, incredible husband and brother and son and father ed would have been an incredible grandfather. i know he would have loved his granddaughters. for the people here, the family members who are still hurting you don't get to have the rest of your lives -- the terrorist enemies don't get to take the rest of your lives from you. i pray for healing, i pray for hope, i pray for peace, that you find it. for our country, governme

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host: this is shelley in farmersville, on the republican line. caller: hello, senator johnson.e right up the road from me. i am not for this ridiculous budget agreement that they are trying to get through. until we get immigration and we get social services and all of these things under control, social security is expected to run out of funds by, i think it is 2031, which is 10 years from now. yet we are continually trying to add things to the roll. when they think about it, there is no one that can tell you how in the world all of this can be paid for. using the theory that joe biden and nancy pelosi are naming, it is paid for -- it's not paid for. guest: that is a good point. good morning to everybody in farmersville. i love the folks there. you are right, you are speaking for a lot of americans who look at this and use common sense and say, what is nancy pelosi talking about? it will cost american taxpayers. the burden on the american taxpayer has been calculated to be $2.2 trillion in new taxes that will have to be imposed, on businesses for example, and they are talking ab

shelley in eden, utah, says that is the right approach. my husband had -- passed away.e both had our shots. i think if we had not had our shots, i would've lost my love, go. people have the opportunity to live and enjoy life. this is something that we cannot get a hold of if we don't do something like this. host: go ahead, finish. caller: i am just pleading with everybody, please, if you don't want to get vaccinated, then just stay home. they are the ones spreading it and making it hard on everyone else. host: coy in columbus, ohio. it saying it is the wrong approach. good morning. caller: i believe if you are vaccinated you should not have to worry about other people not being vaccinated. that is their choice. if you are the president and you mandate it, and somebody dies from the vaccine, there will be lawsuits about that because you are forcing them to get the vaccine. do you understand what i mean? host: you are saying that is why it is the wrong approach. caller: yes, because there will be lawsuits because he is forcing people to get it -- they get the shot, they g