. >> jon: his beard is named shelly.stephen: the beard has a name? >> jon: yep. >> stephen: i did not know that. >> jon: the beard has a name. >> stephen: how did you though this? do you know mr. galifianakis? >> jon: i don't know him, but i heard it somewhere in passing, so i believe it. ( laughter ) >> stephen: you're very trusting, jon. >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: i'll ask him when he comes out here. >> jon: i want it to be true so badly. >> stephen: you know what, so do i, i want it to be true, too. ( laughter ) i hope we're not disappointed. that would be heartbreaking. >> jon: it would really be a tragedy. >> stephen: yeah. ( laughter ) you know folks, as i mentioned, tonight was the n.c.a.a. championship game. it marks the end of the "final four weekend" when all four teams converged in minneapolis. it's been so exciting to watch these college athletes make it to the end of this huge tournament. everyone here at "the late show" wishes they could ask some of these final four teams just one question. so this weekend w

shelly: it is similar to a wait and see approach for the fed.at the economy and inflation is rising high. the labor market is still tight. unemployment at a nearly 50 year low. and companies are still siding that they are having trouble finding workers. there are modest wage gains but not a lot. nothing to spur inflation. fed's does that mean the decision and future policymaking could stay as it is? just pause for longer? shelly: just wait until the summer months, see how the economy plays out and then make further decisions. seems like from the anecdotal evidence we have gathered, there is nothing that would indicate they would take away from their pause. seems like they will stay with their no rate hikes. haidi: then what is the deal with the labor market? shelly: it is still really tight. unemployment is really low. unemployment is growing, especially for highly skilled workers. companies are trying to find skilled workers and they are having a harder time. we are still not seeing big wage gains. maybe companies are going to boost benefits, o

. >> i do want to gush about shelly long for one second here.or me, this role and i really believe ut was underappreciated in so many ways for a comedic actress. >> i may be a beginner at some things, but i have a black belt at shopping. >> the physical comedy is so fantastic. >> you see the range. they made it rain. >> i just love that scene. cheering you on. we want you to make it so badly. then we have our -- i just love that. >> not until we sing. >> was that thing immove? i feel like that came up. >> it was improv during the table read. and i just broke into the song. ♪ >> and the ghost busters two guys wanted to use that but we already had it. >> betty thomas played the villainous leader. >> right, mom? >> nixon the mom business. >> there are so many nix on the mom business. >> she became one of the most successful female directors in hollywood. >> i quit acting after that. help me. >> she couldn't get out of it fast enough. >> if i'm at the airport and start saying hand necessity that ming, there is a blue light special on -- attention km

i again appear before us tonigt doctor shelli avenevoli. she's the deputy director of the national institute of mental health. doctor richard mckeon, excuse me that i say your name correctly? doctor richard mckeon, chief suicide prevention branch of the substance abuse and mental health servicesan administratio. doctor richard stone, executive in charge veterans health administration department of veterans affairs. and accompanied by doctor keita franklin of suicide prevention department of veterans affairs. and we will begin first with testimony from doctor shelli avenevoli. you are recognized for five minutes and again, to get your opening statement. >> thank you. good evening, chairman, ranking member and members of the kennedy. i am doctor shelli avenevoli the director of the institute of mental health within the national institutes of health. it's an honor to appear before you today alongside my colleagues. giving a troubling rise in the suicide rate in the past decade, suicide prevention research is an urgent priority for the nih as t

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asked yoko if he could hammer a nail into the artwork yoko said yes that's going to cost you five shelly's so john said well i'll pay you five imaginary show shillings and then i'll hammer it in an imaginary nail now i'll have five shillings but i do have a hammer and i have a nail and i have a hammer and am made my catholic wife forgive me. violence and the murder of john lennon goes through this installation called the family portrait. me and the whole. troop play climbs the idea of the piece is to look through the hole and see violence in perspective of the victim. her art is one of ideas not a statics a room of makeshift coffins built like those after a massacre trees represent rebirth john hendricks yoko ono's long time friend thinks the art world is finally recognizing her contribution she basically invented a new set of conceptual ideas long before others did for instance. instructions for paving. she didn't need to make the paintings just in structures for things that make sixty. yoko ono was always ahead of her time. but her themes wore feminism the plight of refugees are more urg

thank you. [ applause ] >> shelly, sanjay, thank you so much.t spotlight focuses on real people caught in the crosshairs of high costs and broken promises. gail de voer, who lives with type one diabetes, is a powerful voice for patients everywhere struggling with the high price of insulin. in fact, today we had hoped gail would join us here in person, but she's lending her passion and her testimony to a recently called congressional hearing on the high price of insulin. before she went to the hill this morning, gail taped this video for us. >> tim, thank you so much for inviting me to speak today. i really appreciate this opportunity to talk to everyone here at the west health health care cost innovation summit. i apologize i'm not able to be here in person. i'm actually right down the street speaking to the house committee on oversight and investigations for energy and commerce, looking at the high cost of insulin and the impact it's having on people like me. i've been diabetic for 47 years, one month, and 19 days. since i was diagnosed in 1972

. >> you want to gush about shelly long for a second.elieve it was underappreciated in so many ways for a comedic actress. >> i may be a beginner at something but i have a black belt in shopping. >> the physical comedy was so fantastic. >> i just love that. we want you to make it so bad. i just love it. >> not until we sing kumbaya. >> i feel like that came up. >> it was an improv during the table read and i just broke into it. >> and the ghost busters 2 guy wanted to use it but we already have it. >> i love the smell of cookies in the morning. >> betty thomas played the villanous leader, melba. >> after true beverly hills she left acting and became one of the most successful female directors in hollywood. >> i couldn't get out of here fast enough. >> i said hand me that thing. there's a blue light special. >> i've had people come up to me and say oh my gosh. >> it was your first acting role, right? >> it was. >> where is it from? mars? >> worse. beverly hills. >> obviously i had a small part but i just loved watching. the costumes thoug

. >>> in santa cruz police are increasing patrols around grant street park after this woman, shelly minson, tried to kidnap an 11-year-old boy. she asked the boy for help and grabbed and dragged him 200 feet before he was able to get away for help. she is arrested for false imprisonment. >>> police identified 28-year- old morgan baug of san rafael as the suspect they are looking for. she is considered armed and dangerous. and a 33-year-old, james pizza was booked renaissance on a residential burglary in san rafael. police say they found him in a hotel in richmond and he tried to escape by crashing into a police car behind him. >>> well, more than 9,300 marijuana convictions are being dismissed. they go back to 1975, being clear from the records thanks to proposition 64, the law passed by voters to legalize marijuana. the san francisco da's office is working with the organization code for america to clear these convictions. the organization estimates there are up to 50,000 eligible convictions under proposition 64 >>> now, today is the deadline for marijuana entrepreneurs who want to start

. >> reporter: shelly carol lives in the same building as chris and thinks the nav center would make the neighborhood safer. >> we have people on the streets using drugs and if there's going to be a safe area around then they won't be using right outside. >> reporter: all right, just parking lot right now. but if approved this nav center could open as soon as this summer. now, part of the frustration tonight was over the fact that comment. so get your calendars out because april 23rd at 2:30 p.m. the part commission is holding another meeting with unlimited public comments, so you can bet there's going to be more controversy in a few weeks. >> all this week abc 7 news has been looking at the impact and issues created pie ride share services. >> it's part of a week long building a better bay area series. >> abc 7 news reporter david louie crunches the numbers. >> reporter: ride sharing services are taking a bite out of public transit on the peninsula and in the south bay. ridership down between 4% and 5% in the past year for both san trans and vta. >> if ridership does continue to dec

. >> reporter: today, judge shelly joseph finding herself on the other side of the bench after prosecutors say she helped an undocumented immigrant slip out the back door of her newton, massachusetts, courthouse, to avoid an i.c.e. officer. judge joseph can be heard in a courtroom recording obtained by "the boston globe." >> if you need more time to figure this out, or until tomorrow. >> reporter: talking with attorneys about whether that suspect arrest was the right man i.c.e. was looking for. >> i.c.e. is fog to get him. what if we continue? >> are we filming? >> larry, can we go off the record for a moment? >> judge joseph ordered the court clerk to turn off the recording device. >> reporter: prosecutors say the judge then conspired to release the suspect out the back door while that i.c.e. officer was told to wait in the courthouse lobby. and tom, tonight, the judge and the court officer face obstruction of justice charges. the judge has been suspended and now that undocumented immigrant is in deportation hearings. tom? >> gio, thank you. >>> and there's still much more ahead on "world

shelly said bonus me taking a look at some reactions -- from world leaders for us. is firefighters struggled to contain the flames and golfing notre dame cathedral alarmed reactions came from across france in the world. the menu and michael visited the site after tweeting the whole nation is emotionally struck by this fire. a part of us is burning wrote the french president who said he's thinking of all catholics. the fire broke out on the first day of eastster celebrations. france's bishops o organizationn sasaid that one of ththe major s ofof the catholic faith is burng down. german chahancellor angela merkl said the burning cathedral dating back to the twelfth century is a symbol of european culture. adding the images are painful to see meanwhile donald trump tweeted the watching the images was horrible the us president offered some advice for putting out the fire like dropping water over no 04/15/19 04/15/19 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> heard years ago, i wrote the first book on climate change. back t

police are investigating an incident involving shelly barton in the tunnel after his club fox for two a confrontation between the managers that has resulted in blood from one of the managers. the police confirmed they are investigating an incident while ba rnsley have are investigating an incident while barnsley have confirmed they are assisting police with their inquiries. max whitlock has won pommel gold at the european gymnastic championships in poland. it was his first major title for nearly two years. there was also a bronze for ellie downie in the vault. david mcdaid has been watching the action for us. day two of the finals here and two more metals for great britain gymnasts and a maiden goal as well. that came from the elephant champion max whitlock. he had not won a major international gold—medal since 2017 but today he put on a master class display on the pommel horse, scoring a huge 15.5 to comfortably place him on top of the podium. afterwards, he spoke of his relief at finally ending that unwanted run without a major international gold—medal. ending that unwanted run with

this woman judge shelly joseph indicted for helping an illegal immigrant escape an ice officer.tory from new york. >> this case almost reads like a movie script but it is all very real and led to an indictment and charges which were unsealed yesterday against newton district court judge shelly richmond joseph and leslie mcgregor. both pled not guilty after being accused of scheming to let a dominican man deported twice and barred from entering the u.s. until 2027 slip out the rear door of the newton district courthouse as he was being arraigned on fugitive and narcotics possession charges. she asked an ice agent to wait in the lobby and had mcgregor take the man where he could go to a door and not being detected. >> you can read it better than hear it. one possible motive concerns the man had been misidentified by the feds. joseph's lawyer condemned the charges, the massachusetts district attorney says they must uphold the law. >> it is about the rule of law. i remind the public we don't get to pick and choose the federal laws that we follow. >> this prosecution is absolutely po

. >>> in santa cruz police are increasing patrols around grant street park after this woman, shelly minson, tried to kidnap a 11-year-old boy. she asked the boy for help then grabbed and dragged him 200 feet before he was able to get away and scream for help. >>> and pg&e has a new ceo this morning. he is bill johnson. he has been ceo of the tennessee valley authority power company since 2013. johnson is taking over pg&e, a bankrupt utility company facing up to $30 billion in potential liabilities for the recent california wildfires. pg&e says more than half of johnson's bonus money as ceo will be directly tied to the company's safety performance. >>> teachers in sacramento will walk off the job next thursday for a one-day strike. the teacher's union says it hopes both sides can meet to avoid the strike. teachers are demanding smaller class sizes and more support for staff >>> california is among the states to roll back nutritional standards for school lunches. the lawsuit claims the agriculture department issued the new rules with little public notice and no reason to explain. healthier l

. >>> in santa cruz police are increasing patrols around grant street park after this woman, shelly minson, tried to kidnap an 11-year-old boy. she asked the boy for help then grabbed and dragged him 100 feet before he was able to get away and scream for help. she was arrested for kidnapping and false imprisonment. >>> police in morin arrested an armed burglar but are still looking for another suspect still on the loose, she is considered armed and dangerous. you can see her there on the screen. and 33-year-old james pizza was booked on wednesday for a residential burglary in san rafael. police tracked him to a hotel in richmond and say he tried to escape by crashing into a police car. >>> well, more than 9,300 marijuana convictions are being dismissed. the convictions date back to 1975 and they are being cleared from records thanks to proposition 64, the law that voters passed legalizing marijuana. the d.a.'s office is working with the organization code for america to clear out the convictions. the organization is estimating there are up to 50,000 eligible convictions that fall under prop

. >> reporter: shelly carroll lives in the same business as chris and thinks the center would make the neighborhood safer. >> we already have the homeless on the streets. we have people on the streets using drugs. if there is going to be a safe area around, then they won't be using right outside. >> reporter: it's just pavement and parking stalls now. this navigation center could go up as soon as this summer. people couldn't make public comment last night so get your calendars out. at 2:30 p.m. at the ferry building, the port commission is holding another hearing with unlimited public comment so there's sure to be a lot of controversy. i'm kate larsen, abc 7 news. >>> you can see what your neighbors think by joining our facebook group. >>> good morning to you. 1 on our storm impact scale today and tomorrow. light and moderate rain. most areas anywhere from a quarter of an inch, less than that in the south bay to about an inch in the north bay. and that is your friday forecast. today is a little bit tamped down and looking at some scattered showers out there. here is a look at live dopp

shelly joseph is absolutely innocent.t's all we're going to have to say until trial. >> a former court officer is also facing a federal perjury charge for his alleged involvement. >>> 6:12. developing this morning, thousands of travelers are stranded now that the pilots of scandinavia are on strike. a statement from scandinavian airlines says negotiations continue with the pilots. and that they hope to reach an agreement to end the strike as soon as possible. >>> uber shares will be priced between $44 and $50 per share when the company goes public next month. the san francisco based company made the announcement earlier this morning that would give uber an evaluation between 80 and $90. and that's lower than the previous estimates thate wbierlln. >>> hundreds of students and factuality at two los angeles universities are under quarentine. this order came in response to reports of an infected student at ucla. those under quarentine are either unvaccinated or unable to prove they're immune. the infected student attended cla

judge shelly richman joseph charged with helping an illegal immigrant escape and i.c.e.fficer at the courthouse. laura ingle has more from our new york newsroom. laura? >> this case almost reads like a movie script but it's all very real and let you an indictment and charges which will unseal yesterday against newton district court judge joseph's and former court officer wesley mcgregor. both pleaded not guilty to charges of obstructing justice after being accused of scheming to let a dominican man, who had been reported done not deported twice and barred from entering the u.s. until 2027, slip out the rear door of the news industry courthouse as he was being arraigned on fugitive and narcotic possession charges last april. prosecutors say that her clerk asked an i.c.e. agent who was in the courtroom to go wait out in the lobby. then i had mcgregor take the illegal immigrant downstairs, which leads to the back where he could walk out the door undetected. the beginnings of the plan all captured on court audio before the judge asked to have the reporter turned off. one pos

according to prosecutors, now the judge is district court judge shelly richmond joseph and she's been with obstruction of justice and conspiracy to commit obstruction of justice and perjury to name a few of the charges. and the story goes back to the beginning which is important. there was a man by the name of jose medina perez and he entered the country to times illegally, 2003 and 2007 and deported both times. after that, an order by money immigration judge in the united states said he could not enter the country again for 20 years. he did enter the country again a third time. he was arrested in massachusetts last march for a narcotics charge and also as a fugitive out of pennsylvania. once arrested, his fingerprints were put into the system and that allows i.c.e. to realize through the electronic system that this is the person we have an order for that is not to come back into this country. so one month later was his arraignment on the narcotics charge and the federal warrant as a fugitive out of pennsylvania. the i.c.e. agent walked into the public courthouse, told everyone that h

twice, wanted on drunk driving warrants, and was appearing in massachusetts courtroom before judge shellyhman to joseph on drug charges. if he made bail, there was a nice agent in the hallway waiting to re-arrest him. here's the conversation picked up on courtroom audio between judge joseph and the defense eternity for perez. they speak softly so listen close. >> yeah. it's unclear what was said when they turned off the audio recorder, but the defense lawyer told the judge perez needed to get his property downstairs, which of the judge allowed. that is when prosecutors say the court officer, wesley mcgregor, who is also charged, used his access card to slip perez out the back door. the lead investigator quoting, the people of this country deserve nothing less than to know that they are appointed and elected representatives are working on their behalf while adhering to and enforcing the rule of law, not a personal agenda." today the judge in court officer were indicted by a grand jury and pled not guilty to obstruction of justice. as she left the courthouse, judge joseph lost her composure

shelly, a junior at harvard >> as a young man about your age i spent a number of months in israel.mily in israel. i am not antiisrael but the fact of the matter is that netanyahu is a right wing politician who i think is treating the palestinian people extremely unfairly. [ applause ] >> so what i believe is the united states gives billions of dollars in military aid to israel. what i believe is not radical. i just believe that the united states should deal with the middle east on a level playing field basis. in other words, the goal must be to try to bring people together and not just support one country, which is now run by a right wing, dare i say, racist government. [ applause ] >> so i am 100% pro-israel. they have every right in the world to exist and to exist in peace and security and not be subjected the terrorist attacks but the united states needs to deal not just with israel but with the palestinian people as well. >> another question, nicholas st. germain. he's an aspiring police officer. >> good. >> what is your stance on putting armed guards or heightened police prese

a shellie called the food court. who is the mvp.st valuable and most valuable parents oh my gosh. i would say the most valuable parent. both sets of our parent. so their grandmas and grandpas they really hold it down. we would be able to do happen what we're doing and it really has been a blessing we're very >>understand that international smoke. to barack obama what we like surreal it was surreal so. he had a small event. i knew we were going to be hosting it i didn't know that we are actually invited saturday night invited to the dinner. so at the you know 11th hour. they're like you're sitting here and i was like wait what wait what were sitting next to barack obama's that we were invited to the dinner. it was just i thought i was there to oversee make sure things are going on the kitchen, but we were we had a seat at the table and that was really exciting for us. but it was a great relax night so would you talk about not politics. no not politics at all. just yet food kids how people can come together. through something like a g

shelly is at another conference. we are traveling everywhere to try to speak about this. wrong one. here he go. this is one of the pictures that is iconic of this time, east meets west. as you can see, there are no chinese. bitill talk about that in a this issee them here that blumer cut, which is exactly what you see there, and set of going over they go through. we believe some chinese started to work on this in to 1864 in 1865. this is the kind of work they .id here a major exhibition. nevada, working in the snow. this was supposed to be a snow plow, clearing the track didn't work. shovels would -- , if youe some chinese can see in this picture, laying the last tracks. notice how they are dressed, and shabby clothes or loosefitting. three of them laying the last track. now we are back to this picture. we believe studying this there may be two or three chinese in this picture. if you notice the man with the wearingned to you, shabby clothes, that may your chinese worker. and the man holding his hat in front of someone's face. you have to hold a pose for a long time. we think it cou

shellie joseph is accused of ordering an ice agent out of her courtroom so perez could leave out thel. >> this case is not about immigration. it is about the rule of law. the law must apply to all of you was, each the rich and famous. today i would add that it must apply to the privileged and the powerful. jillian: lawyers for joseph call this a political witch-hunt. he was caught a month after his its escape. bernie sanders facing back lash over comments he made 50 years ago during his first campaign in 1971. sanders told the newspaper in vermont that millionaire senators were immoral and a national gras. sanders is now a millionaire senator himself. he made more than a half million dollars last year alone. backseat no longer the safest seat in the car. the insurance institute for highway safety finding passengers riding in the back often suffer more severe injuries than people sitting in the front. new study says it's due to the kind of seat belts and lack of front facing airbags in the back. the institute now urging manufacturers to test and implement new safety systems. how about