. >> greg: sheryl crow sells her tesla. you know, michael, that was sheryl crow.ram post where she waved good bye to tesla. she claims she's going to donate the money to npr, which musk has targeted to slash fed spending. the judge pointed this out, their fall foliage in that picture. is it tennessee that she lives in? nashville? >> probably does live in tennessee. that didn't happen in tennessee. that was awhile ago. that was sheryl crow having her tesla taken to the dealership. they're like it's going to be like $40,000 to replace that battery. i'm going to donate it. soak up the sun. why -- you're a music girl. why would you donate your money to npr? donate it to k-rock. somebody that will play your song. give you some payola there? can we find a way to spell sheryl that doesn't melt my brain? every sheryl spells it a freaking way. >> greg: it's true. it's not like there's a hundred ways to spell mike. >> thank you. >> greg: what i find funny, molly, this doesn't hurt tesla. she already paid for the car. >> also, the whole point is people saying do we really ne

do some payola there, sheryl crow., can we figure out a way to spell sheryl that doesn't melt my brain? >> it is every. >> sheryl spells it a different frickin way. >> it's true. it's not like there are 100 ways to spell mike. thank you. you know, it's what i find funny, molly, is that this doesn't hurt tesla. he already. she already paid for the car. >> also, the whole point is that you have people saying, do we really need to be financing npr? they, you know, do taxpayer dollars really need to go there? and her argument to fight that is to show that she's willing to give a lot of money to npr. it totally. yes. she needs help with her argumentation. >> exactly, exactly. tom, will you be selling your vespa in protest? your little scooter? >> i should, yeah, but no sheryl crow. i don't know why she thinks she has any credibility with anyone. didn't she date lance armstrong? >> yes. oh, and get this. she was a backup dancer for michael jackson. >> really? >> yes. >> oh, well. >> see, i can use wikipedia, too. >> no, no.

i love the fact at the time o where half of the country no who sheryl crow is, and that makes me feelst celebrities. former cnn anchor jim acosta released a statement calling for the media to band together and stop covering the white house t afteher the white house removed the associate press from the media pool for refusal to usl e the name "gulf of america."s de i think this derangement ful syndrome is in full swing, not just celebrity la-la land but also among our press brethren. >> well, that might be the case but let's be clear because thisa dummy doesn't realize by having left wing media not covered donald trump, it means lesshe propaganda.da at they, end of the day, he hats him so much he will actuallyth help the president if anyonely were to actually take jim acosta up on his great idea. will, no, you will not get attack ads by "abc news." msnbc will not call him a fascist. i don't know how he will recover. >> charlie: do you get any sense the left is like catchingt on to any of this stuff or these things? for example, i was impressed charles barkley not a big republican by an

miss sheryl crowe might want to volunteer her house.mericans like but the ivory tower does not. >> bill: see how she looks in another car. >> dana: i have young friends watching now. a moment to google sheryl crowe. she was a happening singer in 1995, 1996. great album. i give her nothing on the musical side, she is great. there is part of me that thinks she was selling the electric vehicle. owning one is exhausting. you have to work at it into first sentence of every conversation, i do own an electric vehicle. i wish she saw the irony. elon musk hasn't changed. she has. she was doing it in support of npr being called out for being one note in terms of political bias and she is saying i'm selling this to support more political bias. that's not the free speech, free wheeling sheryl crowe we grew up with. that's why i didn't like it. >> dana: fcc commissioner, chairman carr said this back to her. i know celebrities are hesitant to weigh in on hot button issues and appreciate her making an argument not through words but actions. congress s

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i mean, you really can't make this stuff up. >> all of want to do is mark sheryl crow.itics at its most inseparable. she only purchased the just because she thought it would hurt some social currency and she only decided to film her getting rid of the tesla because of the social currency she thinks it is going to earn her. i love the fact that we're about at the time where half of this country has no clue, sheryl crow is and that makes me feel good. >> charlie: former cnn anchor jim acosta released a statement calling for the media to band together and stop covering the white house after the white house removed the associate press from the media pool for their refusal to use the name gauff of america. i think that this derangement system is in full swing not just in celebrity lala land but also among our press brethren. >> let's be clear because this dummy does not realize that by having that wing media not covered donald trump, it means there's less propaganda. at the end of the day, he hates him so much he is actually going to help the president if anyone were to actu

i want to ask you about this, mary catherine, sheryl crow has waved goodbye to her tesla. funds to support npr because it needs more than our taxpayer dollars. >> sure. you know what, i love this, because this is how npr should be funded. it is audience that is almost entirely performable in a liberal white ladies with very expensive cars and they should sell those in order to keep npr running so that we do not have to do it. i think it's a perfect gesture. you cannot give to like the fire victims or people in western north carolina, you have to give to npr, but it is liberal public talk radio funded by us. it does not need to be funded by us, it should be funded by sheryl crow. >> will: it should, other performative white ladies who listen to npr. very well put. >> it's the demo. >> will: thank you, mary catherine. here on "the will cain show" we are talking that kevin costner about his new series "yellowstone to yosemite" and we talk about much more. why the spark and these men for you, kevin? >> we did one on yellowstone itself the national park and while we all enjoy t

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and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪) ♪ ♪ >> jessica: if it makes her happy, sheryl crowest of elon musk, she says npr is under threat by president musk. greg. >> greg: does she realize this has no effect on tesla, because she artie bought the car. and so we are all clear on that. she says his parents are you are who you hang out with. you are a backup dancer for michael jackson come he dated lance armstrong. once told america she would only use one square of toilet paper. which gets pretty messy if you are a big stirred. >> jessica: nice, greg. dana. >> dana: the funny thing is that she gave the money into npr, which is like the most white privilege thing you could possibly do. like there is no other charity that was worth the money. >> jessica: jesse. >> jesse: she buys the tesla from elon, she sells it, takes the profit, gives it to npr to spite iran for helping us helping trump save america and post about it on instagram which makes money for zuckerberg which just donated a million dollars to trump. if you follow the money, you can figure it out, jessica. >> jessica:

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sheryl. bipartisanship, integrity. i, i mean, i, i look at young children when visit the mary mcleod bethune statue, which is the first statue ever of an african-american and from a state. and that statue was not placed here until. 2022, 12 and 22. the first statue of an african-american, a state we the statue of rosa parks. and in the rotunda we have the statue of martin king. but those were commissioned by the speaker and, to have a statue of john lewis from the state of georgia or if it were commissioned by a speaker. but it would be wonderful. it was from the state of georgia or from alabama to record nice the the congressman. it would be absolutely wonderful. congressman sutton, i think that's a good idea. oh, absolutely. julie, you got the vote. yeah, you got you got the card. i got the card. oh, yeah. i make an appointment. my wife is from south carolina and she is a writer and loves and she found a sense from her i don't know how many eight times great grandmother. one of her dying words to those who are around

sheryl parker says the number of injured has risen to 22 people. 5 people are still hospitalized and 3 of those are in critical condition. meanwhile, the city's managing director focused today on the affected neighborhood and its residents. >> still not sure exactly how many families where this place. we know there are at least 11 properties that were significantly damaged. we do know at our shelter at fells high school. we've had, you know, an average of 6 people there per night or last. so that's some indication of the need. >> as a gauge into the crash remains ongoing with the mayor adding that officials were going door-to-door to seek more information from their residents. we're learning more about the deadly midair collision in washington, d.c., that killed 67 people. investigators say preliminary flight data has of that airplane at 300. and 25 feet. plus or minus. 25 feet at impact. however, while the toe ers radar measure, the black hawk helicopter at 200 feet, new data now from the black hawk itself suggests it may have been flying above the 200 foot ceiling proved far that r

good morning, vice chair sheryll and good morning president menem and thank you for the opportunity to be here. my name is sabrina hernandez. someone san francisco native currently serving as business representative with ibew local six, the electrical workers union here in san francisco. i'm a 36 year member. i'm also a 16 year member of the board golden gate bridge highway and transportation district seeking another term. i'm going to try to keep my my comments brief here. i know there's been a lot of comments. >> so i've had the opportunity the fortune of being on the bridge district over many years served on almost all committees served on all committees and most task forces and advisory committees. i participated in some very, very difficult decisions, some very, very wonderful opportunities i've had serving the district. of course you're aware that the suicide deterrent system is finally complete. i was one of the folks that that participated in the early discussions on the suicide deterrence system and voted for that. i'm particularly proud of my work on with regards to equal emp

he's efficient, proficient, he has done spacex, tesla and if he faa at least we know sheryl crow willld help. anyone who can parallel park a rocket probably has some good advice. >> look, they are getting treated like we do in the police world where the statistics don't match up. they have 38 million flights and about 50 accidents a year. those are pretty good statistics. i'm all about doge looking into anything. >> trace: ashley strohmier. >> as many eyeballs as we can get on the situation i think the better. especially something like elon musk. i'm not going alive. i'm getting on a plane with my 1-year-old and husband next week and i'm nervous about it. everyone has the right to be nervous about it. >> trace: people are nervous and the needs of insurance has. >> we need all the help we can get. i model plane multiple times a week and i'm already a nervous flyer. my nerves are on a whole other level. what elon has created and done for the world has been my has been miraculous. >> trace: eight supersafe line with everyone. elon musk, the more they can do to help, the more eyes on some

sheryl crow says she is selling her tesla intoning the -- donating the money to npr and rhinos are boringsomething. >> i would like to see someone make the hell up and realize that your country is under assault. they are in your bedrooms. they are. they are in your living room spectator in your businesses. i got your data, dumbass. elon musk has his tentacles and everything you're doing. now he is in the treasury department that he is in the labor department. he is in the department of homeland security. and nobody seems to give a damn. i want someone to show that they care enough to get off their fat ass and say something. >> jesse: what he is saying is that the democrats believe the government is theirs. to them, it is like -- is auditing the dnc so this is just another watergate. they are acting like trump did not win the election and he has no right to run the government. instead of defending the taxpayers, the media's defending the government. he is, 60 minutes. >> people are really scared. i think that, you know, 12 days ago people knew where their next paycheck was coming from. the

sheryl crow is revealing she sold her tesla in protest elon musk, tuning the earnings of the sale toinsident musk." greg? >> greg: does she realize thisiu has no effect on tesla connect because she already bought the car. so... we're all clear on that. i don't know if she is. she says her parents always say you are who you hang out with. you were a bag of dance for michael jackson.up you dated lanc de armstrong. you know? you once told americans they hul should only use one square of toilet paper. do you remember that? which gets pretty messy, you know, if you're a bih geg turd. >> jessica: nice, greg. dana? >> dana: the funny thing is she is so concerned about things that she gave the money to npr, the most white privilege thinguo you could possibly do. dthere's no other charity that was worth th oe money? >> jessica: jesse? >> jesse: so she buys the tesla from elon, she sells it, e profit, gives it to npr, to spite elon for helpingpg trump save america, and posts about it on instagram, which makes money for zuckerberg, which donated a million dollars to a trump? if you follow the mon

. >>> and singer sheryl crowe -- [laughter] waving good-bye to her tesla. crowe writing on instagram, quote: my parents always said you are who you hang out with. there comes a time when you have to to decide who you are willing to align with. so long, tesla. crowe add ainging, quote, mundo may noted to npr -- [laughter] what a terrible charity. which is under threat by president musk in hopes that the truth will continue to find his way to those willing to know the truth. is so state-run media -- [laughter] that's what a she's really -- that's what she's willing to die for. lisa: this is bravery. rachel: yeah. truly brave. state-run media. charlie: it's so on point. we don't -- there's no question about how he was indoctrinated because she's worshiping at the around altar of npr. but it was exactly what you were just saying a minute ago, rachel. whatever donald trump touches, it doesn't matter, democrats just run away from it. as soon as the bromance started between him and missing -- musk and musk started doing good things, she has to reject musk. rachel:

and i was like, 20 years ago, that awesome record with sheryl crow. after that. >> and thank you. uh. >> and you. >> know, once. >> you became bob seger, all those albums, i fucking love them. but i don't want to go to a trump rally. i would love to see a concert of yours, but it's also a trump rally. why does it have to be both? >> well, this year it's going to be it's going to be. you know, i said in the post that now is not the time to gloat. you know, i really believe in bringing people together. reasonable people. um, but i think going out and having a little celebration is not bad for me. and a lot of people who took a lot of shit for the last eight years, you know, i took a lot of crap from the media everywhere. i mean, at the end of the day, honestly, i only kind of made my shit bigger. but, you know, nonetheless, it's like every day somebody is coming at you, you know? anything i do positive. no. to be found. any little slip up here, there. it's like, ah, you know, kid rock is at it again. that drunk, washed up, you know, fucked up musician or whatever. it's like, okay, w

sheryl parker says that the number of injured has risen to 22 5 are still in the hospital, 3 of whichitical condition. meanwhile, the city's managing director is focusing on the affected neighborhoods and the residents there. we are still not sure exactly how many families. >> where this place. we know there are at least 11 properties that were significantly damaged. we do know at our shelter at fells high school. we've had, you know, an average of 6 people there per night or last. so that's some indication of the need. >> well, the investigation into the crash remains ongoing. the mayor adding that officials are going door to door right now looking for information from neighborhood residents. and we're also learning more about that deadly midair collision in washington, d.c., that claimed the lives of 67 people. investigators say the preliminary flight data has the plane at about 325 feet. plus or minus. 25 feet at that moment of impact. however, while the towers radar measured the black hawk helicopter at flying 200 feet, new data from the black hawk itself suggests that it might ha

mayor sheryl parker says the number of injured has now gone up to 22 5 of them are still in the hospital being treated. 3 of them are in critical condition. meanwhile, the city's managing director is focusing right now on the affected neighborhoods. we are still not sure exactly how many families. >> where this place. we know there are at least 11 properties that were significantly damaged. we do know at our shelter at fells high school. we've had, you know, an average of 6 people there per night or last. so that's some indication of the need. >> investigation into the crash remains ongoing with mayor parker adding that officials are now going door to door to make sure everybody has what they need. we're also learning more about that deadly midair collision in washington, d.c., that claimed the lives of 67 people. investigators say preliminary flight data has the airplane at right around 325 feet at the moment of impact. now, while the towers radar measured the black hawk helicopter at about 200 feet in altitude, there is data apparently from the black hawk itself. suggest it might have

sheryl crow says she's selling her tesla and donating the money to npr. and rhinos are roaring at democrats to do something. >> so i just like to see somebody wake the hell up and get excited about the fact that your country is under assault. the they're not at the gate anymore. they're in your bedrooms. they're in your living rooms. they're in your businesses. they got they got your data. they got all your stuff. elon musk has his tentacles in everything you're doing, not just off of x, but now he's in the treasury department. he's in the labor department. he's in the department of homeland security. and nobody seems to give a damn. so that's all i want somebody to show that they care enough to get off their fat and say something about it. >> what steele is saying is the democrats believe the government is theirs. it's not your government, it's theirs. to them, it's like doge is auditing the dnc. so this is just another watergate. they're acting like trump didn't win the election, and he has no right to run the government. instead of defending the taxpay

sheryl parker says the number of injured has risen now to 22 people. 5 still hospitalized and 3 of those people are in critical condition. meanwhile, the city's managing director focus on the affected neighborhood and its residents. >> still not sure exactly how many families where this place. we know there are at least 11 properties that were significantly damaged. we do know at our shelter at fells high school. we've had, you know, average of 6 people there per night or last. so that's some indication of the need. >> the investigation into the crash remains ongoing with mayor parker adding that officials were going door-to-door to seek information from neighborhood residents. we're learning more about the deadly midair collision in washington, d.c., that killed 67 people. investigators say preliminary flight data has the airplane at 325 feet. plus or minus. 25 fee at impact. however, while the toe ers radar measure at the black hawk helicopter at 200 feet, new data from the black hawk itself suggests it may have been flying above the 200 foot ceiling approved for that route. also, offi

as you listen to sheryl talk about jonas salk, right. there was also this period where we were all growing up, like being a doctor, being somebody that wanted to, you know, help people and protect people was this very valued position in. >> our society. >> and i've got a lot of friends who are doctors, some of my best friends. and, you know, i've worked an infectious disease hospital here in new orleans. and it's like, if you're graduating from med school right now, why would you want to go into this? right? like what? they are making the incentives such that. >> they're trying. >> to repel people from going into a career that serves all of our interests, that serves the public health, that helps your loved ones stay healthy, right? like if we're going to cut funding or put a pause on funding for infectious disease research, if we're going to fire everybody that wants to go into public health or fire everybody that's already gone into it, that's on a probationary period. who are these folks going to do? you know, i mean, like the incenti

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singer sheryl crow announced that she's, i guess, selling or giving her tesla to mpr or something.instagram, she said money donated to mpr, which is under threat by president musk. ha ha. anyway, clearly the left has learned absolutely nothing from their crushing defeat in november. here with the best reaction we could ever want. louisiana senator john kennedy. you know what this makes me want to do? i have friends that own teslas, and if they're going to have a boycott and try to harm elon musk for exposing waste, fraud, abuse and corruption, you know what? i think my next car, i think i'm going to really look into a tesla. i think that's going to be my next car. >> well, with. >> respect to mr. crow, i'd make a couple of points. sean. number one, miss crow is entitled to her opinion. number two, i think she means well. but if she ever had a clever thought, it died alone and afraid. i think point three. i think that it should not go unnoticed that president biden got a lot of his advice from pop singers and movie stars and people who partied with harvey weinstein, and we know how

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sheryl says she's up early to wish her son andrew a happy 44th birthday.ening in the news right now, we should come on the air before 5 a.m. eastern, since way too early is apparently not early enough. we're going to take that under consideration. some some, some concerned looks in the studio here. meanwhile, another viewer is up putting the finishing touches on an 882 piece lego set of roses for his wife. for valentine's day. i got to get my boyfriend involved with that. that's good. i like that coming up next this morning on way too early, president trump's latest policies appear to be affecting health clinics and firefighters. we're going to dig into that. and coming up on morning joe, the latest on efforts by the white house to shut down usaid and the potential impact not only on our country, but also developing nations around the world. plus, the new yorker susan glasser will join the conversation, as she calls elon musk's growing influence in the trump administration a revolutionary terror. morning revolutionary terror. morning joe is just moments aw

john carmack and and buffett sheryl sandberg, bill clinton you know, all these people have titanic productivity. you know, what do they all have in common? of course, they're prolific diet coke consumers. and so you know, is diet coke an important part of the bill gates productivity story? yeah, in the early days, it was great. how many of you talking today at your at your peak? 12, 14? normal number? i mean, it all has to happen. you want to go to the bathroom in it that that waste time. so my main way of getting calories so i would get bottles of tang and instead of using water i would just pour the tang onto my hand and eat it. so i would always have kind of an orange thing on my hand and my face that people found a little unattractive. but but i have to say, in terms of efficiency, of getting calories into your body, it was phenomenal. i was in my thirties when i switched from normal coke to diet coke when i was young and was just so hyperactive that people were worried that i was too thin. they would try to get me to eat more. i would go to meals. when we were talking about microsoft and a

. >> i would like to call attention on i'm sure you wanted to or going on say amy sheryls as well as get in the game. don't miss of the [inaudible] show. her portfolio of work when she did temperature and her statement about humanity and unity. in the 1930s. and the subjects she highlights in this, it is a -- very important money on graphic show that -- tells you something about the sensibilities that people have then that are important now. so, don't miss this i know you will see and go but don't miss this jewel that is there. are there other comments, please, director remington. why thank you president collins. a couple we know wednesday inauguration day for the new mayor of the our city. mayor laurie and also i announced that i will have i book published on june 10th. this year. called, penetrating whiteness navigating the landscape. that will be out on mango publishing available for preordon amazon i'm excite body that. president collins. are there other new business or announcements? commissioner ferras. i have one more >> happy now year to everybody. deborah, i'm glad you are b

. >> and today we have supervisor sheryl's office here and i would like to make a comment. >> thank you, chair chan vice chair dorsey and committee member and cardio. today i am through supervisor cheryl respectfully asking for a continuance of this item to the march 19th committee hearing. since the items introduction we have heard from a handful of constituents who wish to have further conversations with supervisor cheryl and the recreation and parks department about the intent of this resolution and get some clarity. not many people will understand administrative code chapter 29 and so they want to have a little more conversation about what this means with the department and what this means for the future. the project and to make sure we have the time and ample ability to give their feedback to the department. we are respectfully asking for a continuance of this item to the march 19th committee hearing. i want to thank you again for hearing this today and scheduling this and i want to thank recreation and parks department for working closely and hearing what we need to do to make sur

. ♪ ♪ >> the show opened with this "i love" tribute including sheryl crow, john legend, and dawes.dsmith and wife mandy moore were among those impacted by the fire. his brother and been made to griffin's home burned down. >> people talk about how resilient children are, we have been sleeping in a different bed every week since this and they are rolling with that. they are happy, they are laughing. that gives us so much gratitude to. ♪ ♪ >> lady gaga and bruno mars also performed a special duet. that moment singing that song was so perfect and so important. >> it's such an honor to sing for anyone in a time of need. i just want to send love and positivity and healing into the world. speak out their hit "die with a smile" won best pop duo group performance, the singer shared a sweet kiss with fiance michael polansky before accepting her award. >> i love you so much. i fell in love with my best friend that's the best feeling in the world. >> more from the grammys still ahead to. >> how do we get you in this dress? >> the fashion, all the breathtaking looks. >> i had two rims that are

. >> supervisor sheryl supervisor walton. thank you, madam clerk. first i just want to be added to the letter of inquiry read supervisor fielder and the questions around police chases. i know at some point with the law changes someone is actually going to die because of these police changes. intentional or not. >> and so it's disheartening today. >> colleagues, i just want to speak on a silent hearing that i introduced last week. i introduced the hearing regarding the mistreatment of residents at the alice griffith apartments by mccormack berrien salazar and property management around the quality of services they are providing mistreatment of residents and oversight responsibilities. our office has heard from numerous residents about the lack of services as well as quality of life issues. we are requesting the san francisco housing authority john stuart company, mccormack bear and salazar office of community investment in infrastructure five point bayview hunters point multi senior services and the mayor's office of housing and community development

sheryl. my niece and says i love this lady nowhere in the world i was coming out in this rain. i just am so proud i was able to help pioneer the people of the potrero public housing and citywide. in a naeshg house that was open and giving and did so much by the honorable maxwell. many you have may not than is sophie's mother. she opened the door from the mayor's i other than from jordan to moscoi we were in this city hall all the time learning and growing. over 50 years of work i wanted thank you all and let's do something good for this city. we don't need to go back. it is great. if people move out the way. i tell people do what i say and everything will be okay. [applause] [applause] all right. district 2 supervisor steven sherrill. colleagues. today we recognize brian's incredible career in his retirement after decades of service to san francisco. [applause]. and turned around so i can see you. brian, thank you. as director of community development office of house and community development brian strength korened communities. affordable how doing and uplift residents for 20 y

sheryl director of early learning.st faithful and wonderful executive assist knowant kimmoson. i topped extend graft tu to partner agencies that also stood with me throughout the years. mission naushd centerses the frc alliance and ap i council to name a few and of course my mentor and friends former president and ed norman yee. i want to thifrng my family. they have been my biggest source of love and support and another reason i chose this path for my life's work. brightest life in my world and i can't wit to spend more time with them. i expect to enjoy my retirement not to stop and advocacy and commitment to contribute what i can to bring true equity in the lives of all of our children in san francisco. thank you again this has been a tremendous honor for me. [applause] >> all right. that brings you to d8. tony. come on up. [applause]. and bring anyone you want to bring with you. colleagues -- today i'm offering a special commendation to teamster local 6 sick 5. 1 huh human scombroers a day going in 19 twist broorth