we did it last new year's eve, and we got lily tomlin to officiate. >> jimmy: that's great.s expenses. a club membership. there's a dinah shore worship ceremony. so any way -- >> jimmy: did you have a reception, a party? >> so it was new year's eve. i called her and she and her wife jane came over. the whole wedding is like 18 minutes. i put it on youtube, because it's so charming. our dogs, they were like climbing up my dress. it was just loose and silly and fn. >> jimmy: that's great. congratulations. and i'm glad you're alive. i'm glad you're back. kathy griffin is back. season five of "search party" premieres january 7th on hbo max. we'll be back with alan ruck. oo. that's our mission. we chose our new spark cash plus card from capital one, because it gives us unlimited two percent cash back on everything we buy. and it has no preset spending limit, so our purchasing power adapts to our business needs. we use our two percent cash back to help cover our employees' healthcare costs. that's how we take care of our most valuable asset... ...our people. it may sound cheesy, b

." >> just yesterday. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: james tomlin, lily tomlin, two legends of --ody gathered around. it was the last shot. and gene and lily are wrapping tomorrow. it's not everybody's done. every day we say good-bye to someone. and i wanted to hug people very closely. >> jimmy: sure. >> too closely. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh. >> probably. and i just wanted to make really long eye contact. jud av h and every crew member. and it was the end of the day, and i see a woman walking toward me. and when i tell you i put my arms out, ready for an embrace, and to really acknowledge the time we've spent together and connect with each other on a meaningful level. and i said, "come here, you." [ laughter ] and she said, "i just need your microphone." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what? >> that was tough. that was tough. [ applause ] and i realized, people are ready to go. you've said your good-byes, we're shooting in malibu, people want to get home. >> jimmy: yeah and it was your last day but not their last day. >> they had to work today quite early. >> jimmy: right. >> yeah. they w

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i'd done "the lily tomlin show" earlier.it would always be you can't do this, you can't do that. television had become so -- not fossilized but a lot of restrictions. >> i don't understand what's bothering you. >> well, i'll tell you what's bothering me. i'm a grown man. you've got me all dressed up in this silly bunny outfit. >> a meeting is set up for lorne and i with johnny. >> it was more courtesy than anything else. >> he was very welcoming. "okay, boys, tell me about the show." >> and it was funny because he kept saying, 90 minutes one time a week. and he was doing five nights of 90 minutes. and we were so precious and thoughtful about what we were going to do in our one. >> the concept was regular programming has stopped at 11:30, and these young kids have taken over the network. >> i think we were by definition disruptive. the thing about live for me was the network will see it the same time that the audience does. and i thought if i could just get through to the audience that was interested in music and politics and

and director tomlin as well for the intro. i'm hoping to do all our presentations first and i'm very glad that our operators of the evening, i was glad to be here and my understanding is roger marenco , union president would like to give some brief remarks. we're also available to commission members for questions . welcome mister marenco. the board is yours and we do request up to five minutes. if you see fit to give us any updates and help us more fully understand the situation. thank you for making the time to be here. >> thank you supervisor preston.i have to split up my time between our executive vice president peter wilson who is on call so thank you director kirschbaum for that presentation. we see things from a different perspective. wesee it from a transit operators perspective and we see it from a workforce perspective . the way we see things on the ground level is that we feel that the agency is playing squid games with the city and county of san francisco public transportation system . we are not in support of this

you just finished with lily tomlin. >> yeah. >> jimmy: legend of everything, really. >> i've never donearound. it was the last shot. and geena is wrapping tomorrow. it's been an every day we say good bye to someone, and i wanted to hug people very closely. >> jimmy: sure. >> too closely, probably. >> jimmy: oh, right. >> and i just wanted to make really long eye contact and just have a moment with each and every crew member. and it was the end of the day, and i see a woman walking toward me, and when i tell you i put my arms out, ready for an embrace, and to really acknowledge the time we've spent together and connect with each other on a meaningful level, and i said, come here, you. and she said, she said i just need your microphone. that was tough. that was tough. and i realized, like, people are ready to go. say your good-byes, we're shooting in malibu, we want to get home. >> jimmy: and it was your last day, but not their last day. >> had to work today quite early. yeah. they were not happy. >> jimmy: that was bad timing. you probably should have just stopped by the set and been par

i believe director tomlin is back. >> i will start. thank you. i will turn things over to travis fox will provide additional context and i will bring us home. hopefully that is working. is it showing? >> it is. >> okay. great. let me dive in. we are here today to present the agency's draft strategic plan. it asks for your adoption. the strategic plan is a relatively simple document. it tries to succinctly summarize our values, visions, and goals as an agency and set strategic directions for the firm -- for the agency. we have updated this based upon lots of feedback that we have heard from you all and the public. it synthesizes a whole variety of agency documents and policies. everything from our vision zero policy, to the most updated policies that you all and the board of supervisors have adopted. this afternoon, what we will do is talk about the process that we went through for developing a strategic plan, some of the new elements that we have included this year, the process for implementation, and then we will talk about next steps and how we

the production of seventh and final season of "grace & frankie,," starring lily tomlin and jane fondaeen hoping dolly parton would join them on an episode, and now she has filmed a cameo, the episode is set to air early next year. it's been over 40 years since the trio starred together in their classic hit "9 to 5" with over $100 million at the box office. >> i love me some dolly. >> you gave me dolly, taylor and mariah in one "pop news." >> you ask and you shall receive. >> thanks, janai. >> you win. >>> we will be right back here on "good morning america." stick around. living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio. the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant, regardless of menopause. verzenio + fulvestrant is for hr+, her2-metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor start an anti-diarrheal and drink fluids. bef

and director tomlin as well for the intro. i'm hoping to do all our presentations first and i'm very glad that our operators of the evening, i was glad to be here and my understanding is roger marenco , union president would like to give some brief remarks. we're also available to commission members for questions . welcome mister marenco. the board is yours and we do request up to five minutes. if you see fit to give us any updates and help us more fully understand the situation. thank you for making the time to be here. >> thank you supervisor preston.i have to split up my time between our executive vice president peter wilson who is on call so thank you director kirschbaum for that presentation. we see things from a different perspective. wesee it from a transit operators perspective and we see it from a workforce perspective . the way we see things on the ground level is that we feel that the agency is playing squid games with the city and county of san francisco public transportation system . we are not in support of this

and director tomlin as well for the intro. i'm hoping to do all our presentations first and i'm very glad that our operators of the evening, i was glad to be here and my understanding is roger marenco , union president would like to give some brief remarks. we're also available to commission members for questions . welcome mister marenco. the board is yours and we do request up to five minutes. if you see fit to give us any updates and help us more fully understand the situation. thank you for making the time to be here. >> thank you supervisor preston.i have to split up my time between our executive vice president peter wilson who is on call so thank you director kirschbaum for that presentation. we see things from a different perspective. wesee it from a transit operators perspective and we see it from a workforce perspective . the way we see things on the ground level is that we feel that the agency is playing squid games with the city and county of san francisco public transportation system . we are not in support of this

. >> president: and we have director tomlin and director kirschfound . or maybe just director kirsch found. >> can you see the presentation? >> yes. >> thank you for the opportunity to provide what's been basically a bimonthly update for about the past year on muni service restorations. today's feedback that were seeking is specifically policy guidance regarding the staff recommendations for our early 2022 service restoration and generally appreciate the opportunity to work together on our shared goals of equity and economic recovery and fighting climate crisis. i also do want to start by thanking all of the neighboring staff. who are working tirelessly to deliver the service that they have been doing so through this difficult time. as well as all the new staff that are taking a chance during this time of uncertainty and joining the agency and really making this stuff and possible. i am proud ofmuni's continued service . display has slowed down town recovery with about 50 percent of our pandemic ridership with weakened ridership closer to60 percent . we

. >> president: and we have director tomlin and director kirschfound . or maybe just director kirsch found. >> can you see the presentation? >> yes. >> thank you for the opportunity to provide what's been basically a bimonthly update for about the past year on muni service restorations. today's feedback that were seeking is specifically policy guidance regarding the staff recommendations for our early 2022 service restoration and generally appreciate the opportunity to work together on our shared goals of equity and economic recovery and fighting climate crisis. i also do want to start by thanking all of the neighboring staff. who are working tirelessly to deliver the service that they have been doing so through this difficult time. as well as all the new staff that are taking a chance during this time of uncertainty and joining the agency and really making this stuff and possible. i am proud ofmuni's continued service . display has slowed down town recovery with about 50 percent of our pandemic ridership with weakened ridership closer to60 percent . we