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aaron silverman.. and patrick o'connell - all michelin star chefs - will cook up a nine-course dinner at silverman's "pineapple and pearl's" restaurant. all proceeds will go towards world central kitchen and the unidos disaster relief fund. recently, jose andres traveled with the groups to puerto rico to help prepare more than 130-thousand meals for those in need. speaking of the d-c dining scene... the 20-18 michelin guide is now out - and two new restaurants are getting those coveted stars. komi and mtier were each awarded one star. they join eight other restaurants earning the distinct the three restaurants that earned two stars, also all kept their ranking. those are jose andres' minibar.. pineapple and pearls.. and the inn at little washington. we've heard of deflate gate.. but how about popeye-gate? coming up - the fried chicken controversy at one california restaurant that has every one talking.. vj live tease this year? you're not alone. this fall is shaping up to be the worst in several years.

as the president of notre dame recently wrote, quote, her experience as a clerk for judge silverman on the u.s. court of appeals and u.s. supreme court antonin scalia is of the highest order. so, too, is her scholarship in the areas of federal courts, constitutional law, and statutory interpretation. amy barrett is going to make an outstanding federal circuit court judge. so, too, will ms. larsen, ms. eids and mr. bibas. i look forward to the senate confirming autumconfirming -- cf them next week. now, madam president, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to legislative session for a period of morning business with senators permitted to speak therein for up to ten minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: madam president, i have nine requests for committees to meet during today's session of the senate. they have the approval of the majority and minority leaders. the presiding officer: duly noted. mr. mcconnell: i yield the floor.

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- sarah silverman, the cast of "riverdale,"

she clerked for judge silverman on the d.c. circuit court of appeals and for judge scalia on the supreme court. she has experience in private practice and many years as a law professor teaching constitutional law, federal courts, and statutory interpretation among others. and she was appointed by chief justice john roberts to sit on the advisory committee on federal rules of appellate procedure where she served for six years. her nomination has also received wide support. for example, in a letter to the judiciary committee, a bipartisan group of law professors encouraged the committee to confirm her nomination saying that professor barrett, quote, enjoys wide respect for her careful work, fair minded disposition and personal integrity. end of quote. and her colleagues at notre dame described her with this quote. as a model of the fair, impartial and sympathetic judge. despite this, all the democratic members of the judiciary committee voted against her nomination in committee, and i suspect most of the minority will vote agains

we're told his girlfriend, lauren silverman was in new york when today's incident happened. but it's believed their son, eric, a 3-year-old, was inside the home along with some staff. >> you going to be okay? >>> and now, selena gomez's story. >> i don't think what we went through was easy. >> reporter: in an exclusive airing monday and tuesday on "today," a tearful selena details her life saving kidney transplant surgery alongside her donor and friend, france ya race -- francia raisa. >> reporter: in may, she underwent surgery. a source tells "e.t." she and francia waited to do an interview until they healed and could do the story on their terms. >>> two days ago, selena dropped her new album, "wolves." the latin name for wolf is lupus. >>> could taylor's new video be about her new man? >> they're loving this. the song is called "ready for it." the answer is, yes, taylor, we are. ♪ ♪ are you ready for it >> reporter: ready to take on herself in the most epic of ways. ♪ ♪ are you ready for it ♪ >> reporter: swifties can't stop talking about her skin-tight cyborg silhouette.

approve the additional bill, school wouldn't so in the end, all of the councilmembers except allissa silverman. >> please record me as a no, mr. chairman. >> reporter: voted to pay that $4.5 million for special flooring, acoustic wall treatments, and upgrades. that's a lot of of your tax dollars paying for the school's overcost. but the city council, they've been here before. >> it's been the case with all the schools in our school modernization program. >> reporter: why? let's go back. three years ago, the city broke ground to renovate the century's old school building. the building was falling apart. it didn't even have any of the modern classrooms, and studios that you would expect in a performing arts academy. a construction budget was set at $71 million. get this. that 2012 budget, more than doubled through the years by the time the remodel was complete. annual salaries of nearly 1300 d.c. school teachers. >> we knew it would cost a great deal more than that. but we never actually saw a budget. >> reporter: you heard right. they never saw a budget. peggy cooper is a school cofounder. >> t

mark silverman/ recursos legales para inmigrantes 1:14 hacer a la gente entrar en pánico diciendo vande agentes.. hoy en san francisco el asambleista de calfiornia david chiu tambien condeno la actitud de la agencia federal.. david chiu/asambleista de california 00:30 donald trump es el presidente mas xenofóbico, antiinmigrante y racista de la era moderna en america, y su administración busca cualquier excusa para entrar en nuestras comunidades y deportar a nuestras familias. segn ice, el gobernado

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- sarah silverman, the cast of "riverdale," musical guest miley cyrus

mark silverman/ recursos legales para inmigrantes 1:14 hacer a la gente entrar en pánico diciendo vanir a comunidades, no van a poder hacerlo sus números son bien limitados de agentes.. hoy en san francisco el asambleista de calfiornia david chiu tambien condeno la actitud de la agencia federal.. david chiu/asambleista de california 00:30 donald trump es el presidente mas xenofóbico, antiinmigrante y racista de la era moderna en america, y su administración busca cualquier excusa para entrar en nuestras comunidades y deportar a nuestras familias. segn ice, el gobernador cometio un error y la nueva ley afectara la seguridad publica y la mision de esa agencia..agregan do que detener a la gente en las carceles era mas seguro para sus oficiales y la comunidad.. --- y continuando con l tema de la nueva ley que convierte al estado en el primer lugar santuario de los estados unidos. nueva ley que convierte al estado en el primer lugar santuario de los estados unidos. --- expertos explican que la medida aun presenta lagunas que podrian ser motivo para la deportacion de inmigrantes indocumenta

. >> here is a from sarah silverman at 13 was looking cooler during puberty than i do now. >> this is namjani preparing for his back street boys edition. >> lovely and talented allison bree this is not a contest but that is a winner. that head gear alone puts her in top 1% of awkward. >> at least he's willing to pay us for mortifying picture. >> fantastic. it's for a good cause. you raise that quick. we're running out of time but looking at a great week. >> beautiful, beautiful for the next six days. >> that does it for us at 6. keep it locked. >> redskins game time coming up next. then back with fox news on the hill afterwards. >> last week redskins went into the showcase as under dogs and came out victorious thanks to a dominating defensive performance. >> lynch gets wacked. >> it was as good a defensive performance i've seen by anybody. >> redskins d needs to bring another dominating perform as as they travel to kansas city. >> to face a chiefs offense with

so in the end all the council members except alyssa silverman voted to pay that $4.5 million for special flooring, acoustic wall treatments and lighting upgrades. that's a lot of your tax dollars paying for the school's overcosts, but the city council, they've been here before. >> it's been the of the schools in our school the city broke ground to renovate the centuries old school building that the arts academy moved into back in 1974. the building was falling apart. it didn't even have any of the modern classrooms, theaters and studios that you expect in a performing arts academy. the construction budget was set at $71 million. now get this. that 2012 budget more than doubled through the years by the time the remodel was complete. that's enough money to pay the annual salaries of nearly 1,300 d.c. public schoolteachers. >> you know, we knew that it would cost a great deal more than that, but we never actually saw a budget. >> reporter: you heard right. they never saw a budget. peggy cooper is the school's co- founder. >> have a tuba, you know, in addition to a book that they will unders

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- sarah silverman, the cast of "riverdale," musical t

and that he regrets being a part of that he also said he's skeptical the rest of the media like silverman will actually be genuine about listening to people who disagree with them because he also recognizes that the media is gaming from their left leaning bias through increased viewership but it's stern's conclusion i applaud the most he writes that in the end both trump and the media are the short term winners and that in this disgusting partisan fight going on right now it is the public that's the long term illusory. it's. mark twain said it's easier to fool people than to prince them for that could be why america is so divided because people have been fed fake news paid for by corporate interests they beat you down until you believe their fairy tales well here's a story for you it's called big and it's full of facts not fiction it's just. what you have for breakfast yesterday why would you put those through the faces your wife. what's your biggest fear. in the bin on the hay ride when celeste read a book you say if you ever miss the things the best quote about. exploring the topic that

pero escuchemos lo que nos dijo el portavoz de la policía denme cue para traducir sot simón silvermanolicía de sf el oficial dice que los policías de la estación northern station escucharon los disparos y salen inmediatamente... pudieron localizar a las víctimas y los sospechosos... ...pero no dio información sobre el posible móvil ni si recuperaron el o las armas utilizadas ... eso si, el oficial confirmó que en esta área hay actividad pandilleril, pero no dijo si este incidente está relacionado con pandillas andres outro ad lib -- "nichols hunte de la montanya", de 27 aÑos de edad fue arrestado dos veces en menos de 18 horas -- "nichols hunte de la montanya", de 27 aÑos de edad fue arrestado dos veces en menos de 18 horas por conducir un vehiculo bajo la influencia de drogas prohibidas. -- el hombre incluso se durmi mientras era interrogado por las autoridades. -- tras el segundo arresto "de la montanya" fue internado en una carcel del condado de sonoma donde esperar por su audiencia el proximo martes. -- un maestro de la preparatoria piedmont renunci a su cargo tras acusaciones de

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and that he regrets being a part of that he also said he's skeptical the rest of the media like silverman will actually be genuine about listening to people who disagree with them because he also recognizes that the media is gaming from their left leaning bias through increased viewership but it's conclusion i applaud the most he writes that in the end both trump and the media are the short term winners and that and this does gusting partisan fight going on right now it is the public that the long term illusory. it's. mark twain said it's easier to fool people than to convince them they've been fooled that could be why america is so divided because people have been fed fake news paid for by corporate interests.

in part on the strength of viral videos like the one where then girlfriend sarpa silverman many tauntsg with matt damon. by the way kimmel's feud with damon is one of the longest running gags in the show. >> i hacked into the system. >> so complete this sentence, matt damon and i are really -- >> -- enemies. matt damon and i have a complicated relationship. >> kimmel also has a sentimental side. he takes his show home to brooklyn every year. his idle david letterman stopped in in 2012. >> are you on facebook? no. do you have e-mail. >> yes. >> yeah. >> and we got a color tv also. >> you think back on how long the odds were. >> but you did it. >> yeah i guess we did. yeah. >> and he doesn't done it all by himself. his two grown children from a previous marriage, kevin 24 and katie 26 have both appeared on their dad's shows. head writer became his bride in 2013 and their three-year-old daughter jane is almost a regular. >> you remember all of the candy we got. >> yeah. >> well daddy ate all of it. >> no. >> yeah. >> the show was all fun and games until this past april when his son billy

when it simple but profound along with chief justice rehnquist and justice scalia and judge bork, silverman, ginsburg and many others in the 1970s and 1980s. he wanted the groundwork as the law for the judges as umpires and not policymakers. for the notion as he put it in 1985 the judges shouldn't be running at large in the constitutional force. i told him ou him how come i wok about the separation of powers and i suppose that wasn't a limiting selection of a topic for me because my judicial chambers at any point you would hear me saying to my clerks every case is a separation of powers case, and i believe that. who decides is the basic separation of the core of so many legal disputes. the bread and butter on the dc circuit is interpretation of statutes. usually when deciding whether an agency exceeded the statutory authority or limits that question of policing the balance between the legislative and executive branches or administrative law docket constitutes and the most important factor is the precise wording of the text. listening to case after case, and i do not advise that for anyone w

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here is a puberty photo from sarah silverman, who at 13 was looking cooler during puberty than i do nowlented aidy bryant sent this one. i believe this was the yearbook where she was voted "most likely to become a thoughtful squirrel." ( laughter ) here's-- here we go, here's "secret eats" adam richman at his bar mitzvah. before that ceremony, he was just a boy versus food. ( laughter ) here is-- oh, i love this one. this is kumail nanjiani preparing for what i assume was his backstreet boys audition. ( laughter ) there was the cute one, the bad boy, and then kumail was "the one who always carries dice." ( laughter ) and then there's the lovely and talented alison brie. this isn't a contest, but that is a winner. ( laughter ) that headgear alone puts her in the top 1% of awkward. ( laughter ) so we're already into the tens of thousands of dollars in here, which is fantastic. ( cheers and applause ) i want you celebrities to step up and tweet those photos with the hashtag "puberme" and hashtag "puertoricorelief." i want to see bowl cuts, i want to see brace faces, a constellation of acne

along with chief justice ren quist and justice scalia and judge bourque and judge silverman and many others in the 1970s and 80s, general meese laid the ground work for a rule of law as a law of rules. for the notion of judges as umpires and not as policy makers. for the notion as he put rule of what you. for the notion as he put it in 1985, the judges should not be roaming at large in the constitutional forest. a few months ago, i told john malcolm, i would talk about the separation of powers. you would hear me often saying to my clerks, every case is a separation of powers case. the bread and butter of our docket on the d.c. circuit is interpretation of statutes. usually deciding when an agency exceeded its statutory limits. that balance constitutes one of the most critical separation of law. if you sat in our courtroom for a week or two and listened to case after case after case. and i do not advise that for anyone who wants to remain sane, if you did that, you would hear judge after judge from across the spectrum. ask council about the precise wording of the statute or regulation

joining the notre dame faculty she clerked for justice , the support of united states andte for judge silverman of the us court of appeals in the dc circuit. following her clerkship she was an associate where she litigated constitutional and commercial creasess in a trial and appellae courts. she also served as a visiting associate professor at george washington university law school. she seems to be eminently qualified then what seems to be the issue. incidentally enough she spaced at a very odd set of questions during her confirmation process. question is not about her legal scholarship, not about her qualifications but oddly enough about her catholic faith. it wasn't about her temperament, it wasn't about her fairness, it wasn't about scholarship, it was whether her catholic faith would get in the way of her being a good judge. quite frankly itut wasn't about whether she had chosen the faith but the problem s that she actually seemed to live herdd faith the became a challenge during the questioning time. it is odd for us americans because it seems we resolve this 200 plus years ago. we resol

that hasn't really changed ben silverman says since 2017, selling by outgoing vice chair beth comstock. before that, 2016 had only one, a transaction by jeff orenstein, his first and only sale on record that one and joyce's this year were for real estate transactions comstock not really clear. but the buying is what tells the bigger story former ceo jeff immelt was a pretty big buyer, including four weeks before his retirement. new ceo john flannery seems to be taking a similar approach in august he boosted his stake by 20%, spending 2.7 million dollars. ge has five years to build an equity stake worth ten times starting salary. i'm told flannery has already met that since april 6th, other board members bought, including james tissue of lowe's, whose $2.5 million investment was his first since joining the board in 2010. so perhaps a vote of confidence. and it would seem, looking at what the stock was doing, right when ge might need it the most >> thank you, morgan brennan it's not the first time the ceo has jumped into a falling stock. jpmorgan, ceo jamie dimon buying shares at $53 a s

today, actress and comedian and author sarah silverman.l next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> ryan: good morning! what's up, man. how are you? ♪ >> kelly: hi. >> ryan: tre

. >> coming up we have a funny one with sara silverman. >> also terry live updates wherever you are.here you live. get it now. stay informed. >>> people around the world are paying tribute to the victims of the las vegas rampage and other senseless acts of violence, in paris the eiffel tower went dead last night in homage to the las vegas victims and the victims of the knife attack in marseille. >> prime minister benjamin netanyahu said that israel stands shoulder to shoulder with us -- with the u.s. in mourning and sorrow. >>> a memorial near the shooting scene is growing as people leave flowers and candles and mementos. >> abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live in las vegas with the emotional tributes that she is seeing to the victims. amy. >> reporter: good morning, natasha. here is the head line here in vegas with just the word "unimaginable." what is noticeable is that in the editorial in the paper there is no talk, no call for gun control. just a call for a time to grieve and come together. there are signs of that right here at the scene of the shooting which is still shut

along with chief justice rehnquist and justice scalia and judge bork, judge silverman, judge ginsburg and many others in the 1970s and 1980s, general meese laid the groundwork for a rule of law is a lot of rules. for the notion of judges as umpires and not as policymakers. for the notion as he put in 1985, that judges should not be roaming at large in the constitutional forest. so a few months ago i told john malcolm i would talk tonight about the separation of powers. and i suppose that was not really a limiting selection of a topic for me. because if you are in my judicial chambers, really at any point, you would hear it often my clerks, every case is the separation of powers case. and i believe that. who decides is the basic separation of powers question at the core of so many legal disputes. and the bread and butter of our docket on the d.c. circuit is interpretation of statutes. usually when deciding whether an agency exceeded its statutory authority or statutory limits. that question of policing the balance between the legislative and executive branches, our administrative law d

"people" reporting his partner lauren silverman flew to new york -- from new york, rather, to check ont on the uk's itv network, but some reports say he'll still miss that appearance. so hope he's feeling much, much better over the weekend. >>> "people" magazine has captured over four decades of outstanding celebrity moments. now they're all available in one place, a new book called "people: the 100 best celebrity photos," which also details the surprising stories behind them, for example, andrew winning captured this picture of bjork in the swan dress. now, for our younger viewers who don't know who bjork is, before lady gaga in the meat dress, there was bjork in the swan dress, right? >> good. good analogy. >> i can't believe we have to explain this. >> she's iconic. >> but i'm saying if you're in high school you might not even know how to spell bjork. >> remember when kanye did that collaboration with paul from the beatles, and everybody had to explain who paul was. >> yeah, that's too bad. >> so sad. >> that's tragic. learn your history, people. >>> well, yeah, anyway, the photogra

she clerked for justice scalia and for judge silverman. following her clerkship sheervetion an associate where she litigated constitutional, criminal, and commercial cases, both trial and appellate courts many she served as a visiting associate professor at georgetown university law school. she seems to be imminently qualified. what seems to be the issue? interestingly enough, she faced a very odd set of questions during the confirmation process, not about her legal scholarship, not about her qualifications, but oddly enough about her catholic faith. it wasn't about her temperament, her fairness, or scholarship. it was whether his catholic faith would get in the way of her being a good judge. quite frankly, it wasn't about whether she had chosen a faith, it was the problem that she actually seemed to live her faith that became a big challenge during the questioning time period. it's odd for us as americans because this seems to be an issue that we resolved 200-plus years ago in article 6 of the constitution where it says there's no religio

get into this skirmish this ends that for now >> for now >> yesterday you could have helped ben silvermanas here is a podcast just audio? >> it is at the moment >> so a podcast that was successful called lure, which is really scary, which i love so for halloween or the 13th -- >> october 13th. >> in video form it will be streaming on amazon -- >> amazon prime offering >> a video podcast >> i think it used to be an audio podcast -- >> they made a show out of it. >> but this is happening more and more gimlet media, a whole series of podcast producers -- >> you could have brought all this -- this is like me telling you about dynamite >> we're all just learning a little bit. >> we all have our own role to play >> was did you pigeonhole me into shopping >> breast feeding and shopping are my fields of expertise >> that's not what i meant you know, i'll be like cam newton that's not what i meant. you're great at this don't get me -- i was not pigeonholing you into that at all >> sorry this is off-camera stuff working its way on >> you just had another baby, okay >> i did >> by the way, i am an e

a mother of seven, professor barrett began her legal career by clerking for judge lawrence silverman of the d.c. circuit and then for justice scalia. these prestigious clerkships gave her the opportunity to work closely with two giants of the legal field. today she's a respected professor at the university of notre dame where, by the way, she was horned -- honored as distinguished professor of the year twice. professor barrett would bring a wealth of knowledge to the bench. now, professor barrett happens to be catholic. her faith is important to her. she's spoken freely about it and its impact on her life. but she also understands the role of a judge, which is not to let personal beliefs dictate how cases are decided. now unbelievably some on the political left, including some of our democratic colleagues, are criticizing her because as a law student she wrote a law journal article that argued just that. her coauthor of the article, john garvey, is now president of catholic university. he recently wrote the following amy barrett, a law professor at notre dame, was grilled by democrat