tracey edwards. mark and i will converse until about 435. will then it up to you for audience questions and. and mark will sign it about until about 530 or six. so we're going to at about 430 will. we'll have a signing and our store manager, manager, becky will give you instructions on how to get the book signed. also want to acknowledge hannah and dan who are with us, our amazing booksellers. thank you, guys for being with us as well. so let's get to business mark whitaker, author of the critically acclaimed memoir my long trip home and smoke town the untold story of the other great black renaissance, former managing editor of cnn worldwide, previously the washington bureau chief, nbc news reporter, editor at newsweek, where he rose to become first african-american leader of a national. and my friend and colleague from so many years tracey edwards now tracy's mom, many of you know thompson. mark, i could tell the president of the united states know whenever i wanted to and it didn't bother me. i could never tell your mother. no as a member

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stacey tracey wilkinson. pediatrician an associate professor at indiana school of medicine. in support of dr. bernard. and dr. wilkinson, as i understand it, the hearing is still going on at this late hour? >> it is, we have been here for 13 hours, and we are still not done. >> the issue of violation of the patients privacy is something that dr. bernard has denied, and also the issue of, the other issues involved are things that she has made clear that she did, indeed, notify and made sure that authorities were notified about this ten year old girl being raped. >> yes, we've been watching the attacks on dr. bernard for the last year, but today has been especially hard to watch 13 hours of just persistent attacks and attempts to politically harass her for doing her job. >> let's listen to some of what dr. bernard has said today at the hearing. >> i think that it is incredibly important for people to understand the real world impacts of the laws, of this country, of abortion or otherwise. i think it is important for people to know what patients will have to go through, because

. >> -- and "the tracey ullman show." >> oh, polly!again, they were looking for something different. >> i gotta have those candy bars. >> you better not be thinking of stealing those candy bars. >> that's it! >> "the simpsons" would never have come along had it not been for "the tracey ullman show." >> ultimately, crime hurts the criminal. >> but that's not true, mom. i got a free ride home, didn't i? >> bart! >> fox was thrilled that it was different. they said, "sure, be experimental. do whatever you want." we're just happy to have a show on the air. >> i'm home! >> "married with children" was their first big, big hit in that way that said if all the rest of television is going this way, we're going that way. >> bud, kelly, you want to come down and help me in the kitchen? there, that should buy us about 10 minutes. 7 more than we'll need. >> the title of "married with children" on the script was "not the cosby show." how great. i mean, you know, you have to love that. they just were taking the piss out of american families. fun, gre

tracey wilkinson, thank you very much for joining us tonight, we really appreciate it. >> thank you so8 years in federal prison for seditious conspiracy today has more in common with donald trump than their attempt to illegally overturn the last presidential election. elmer rhodes stupidity, cruelty, and vulgarity make him seem like a member of donald trump's family. that is next. that is next ♪ma ma ma ma♪ [clears throut] for fast sore throat relief, try vicks vapocool drops with two times more menthol per drop*, and the powerful rush of vicks vapors for fast-acting relief you can feel. vicks vapocool drops. fast relief you can feel. oh booking.com, ♪ i'm going to somewhere, anywhere. ♪ ♪ a beach house, a treehouse, ♪ ♪ honestly i don't care ♪ find the perfect vacation rental for you booking.com, booking. yeah. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. staaaaacccceeeyyy! i'm the sizzle in this promposal. and tonight, spa

tracey getting into 580 towards the dublin interchange. that's getting crowded as well. amanda?anna, thanks so much. >>> a look at our top stories now, it's 5:35. new details are emerging from the stabbing of the san francisco chinatown bakery. we're learning the suspect was actually out on parole. 61-year-old fook was booked into jail on burglary charges monday. he's accused of stabbing a worker at aa bakery. police say he stabbed the woman in the back and the neck. the worker had only been on the job for a few days. she's currently in the hospital recovering. >>> theranos founder, elizabeth holmes, now spending her first day at a federal prison camp in bryan, texas, where she could spend the next 11 years. that verdict was more than a year ago when a jury found her guilty of fraud and conspiracy, and her failed blood testing start-up. it's possible holmes could leave prison early with good behavior. she's currently also appealing to have her conviction tossed altogether. >>> the carter center has announced former first lady rosalyn carter has dementia. that's a look at your to

we need to have a real conversation and debate, and that deal was filed by my colleague, tracey king, it does represent uvalde. i've met with the families of the uvalde victims and those of santa fe. this session, we have to work to not only have that conversation on the floor, but pass good gun sense and gun violence prevention legislation. so that people will know that we are doing more than just talking or lifting thoughts and prayers. >> so then what is your message to those texans right now, the people you just talked about, folks who want to know that you are doing more. that the representatives are doing more than just talking thoughts and prayers. because i think representative, a lot of people may have lost hope that not just elected leaders in texas, but leaders all across the country are going to take action to protect them from gun violence. >> simone, unfortunately i agree with you. a lot of people have lost hope. they need to know that there are members just like myself, many members in the texas house, that are fighting for them. that are on the floor, making sure that

tracey panek, a historian with 501. how much studies you have to do to get that job.nk you so 3. really appreciate it. and people can go check out the museum. the 501 experience in the armory up until saturday. thank you. thank you. obviously she's wearing ones right? we're taking a live look outside here at coit tower. beautiful day here in san francisco. can you believe it's 100 and 50 years old? no means. and they have the original jean there that so it's all like torn apart and everything like i was wearing denim jacket today to right, which makes sense. i'm a big fan of a denim jacket, right? perfect francisco kind of thing where it on a day like little jacket, not too much in the summertime. maybe today you need a little more >> but here's the difference in temperatures in last. 24 hours here in fairfield at 17 degrees cooler. yes, you definitely notice that now notice that half moon bay is actually 2 degrees warmer. and i'm happy to hear that because poor half moon bay has been very cool out there and hanging out to the clouds. we've got some blue skies here in

. >> mom called me and said tracey is missing. so i said you know what, but you make some phone calls. >> right away, actually called the sheriff of her town, and she called a sheriff ellis. >> to see if they knew anything. and his response to me was, it is bad. it is bad. >> it certainly was. they had found teresa's truck on a dirt road less than one mile from home. she was stuck behind the wheel, and she was dead. and this much was perfectly clear. it was not an accident. >> coming up, the investigation begins. >> we had to ask ourselves, who took her to this location and why was she murdered? >> when dateline continues. n dateline continues ahhhh... with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary. spray flonase sensimist daily for non-drowsy, long lasting relief in a scent-free, gentle mist. (psst psst) flonase. all good. i'm gonna pull over and stretch my legs. i think you were supposed to keep left there. hmm? what is this place? the other side of the rest stop. bundles as far as the eye can see. if you're looking for a first

levi's historian tracey panek says those trusty pants weren't possible until davis added a rivet, creating little bit of metal in the pockets where your hands are going in and out, and to stop them from ripping, you add a little bit of that metal and it stopped that. >> reporter: but why the nu501. >> it's a lot number, a simple way to keep record. 501 is the best, top of the line. >> reporter: top of the line, but the 50 1 was made for everyday blue collar workers. >> at the time they were called overalls bus you pull them up over your clothes. >> reporter: nowadays just about everyone has worn a pair of levi's. from presidents to hippies to hollywood. >> isn't that cute? johnny, what are you rebelling against? >> what do you got? >> reporter: they were even part of steve jobs' uniform. >> we have something unusual on his. check out all the buttons. >> reporter: he did that himself? he put in suspender buttons? >> he did. >> reporter: hilarious. >> yeah. >> reporter: as for the most efficient way to break in a new pair of 501s, paul o'neill has the secret. >> you can sit in the bathtub in

final question, if not, becky, you come on up and how about a big hand tracey edwards and mark whitaker? becky will give us instructions. tracy, a wonderful, riveting, riveting, poetic and the best of journalism by mark whitaker. i recommend it very highly saying. it loud, becky, thank you, everyone, for coming. we are going to start the book signing in just a couple of minutes. if you'd like to get your book signed, please line up along the bookcases here to my right, your left. if you have not had a chance to purchase book and would like to dan hannah will be upfront and you can put yours purchase your book right there. and then finally i just want to say on each of your seats was one of our in-store fliers and shows you all the events we have up in the next 6 to 8 weeks here in the store and couple of events off site. so please take a look at that. we have a lot of great events coming up and. thank you again for coming. thank you all. we are trying to hector people into making sense of daily choices when the right strategy is actually to liberate them and let them use their common se

tracey's given the.— has given £20. tracey's given the. i— has given £20.there wihh-het et— much. do you think that there will-lot of very- much. do you think that there will lot of very nervous will be a lot of very nervous reemeiiete— will be a lot of very nervous journalists out— will be a lot of very nervous journalists out there the journalists out there at the memet— journalists out there at the memet e — journalists out there at the memet e i— journalists out there at the moment? journalists out there at the moment ? c1“ti;iti; journalists out there at the moment ? c1“ti;iri; cc moment? i think there will be a few nervous accountants at the mirror group and other newspapers. the payment they've paid out today , i think they paid out today, i think they admitted there was a £75 payment. well, that that would possibly be an address or a telephone number. if you if you're dealing in those days , you're dealing in those days, that was the going rate for a telephone number or an address. if i personally didn't deal with with— if i personally didn't deal w

— unexpected time, so myself and tracey crouch and hannah bardell, who are _ tracey crouch and hannahins — take some of the stresses and strains of— take some of the stresses and strains of politics out by playing football, — strains of politics out by playing football, i think, strains of politics out by playing football, ithink, is strains of politics out by playing football, i think, is a good thing, and we _ football, i think, is a good thing, and we also _ football, i think, is a good thing, and we also work together to support the development of women's football as well _ the development of women's football as well. 3�*0 the development of women's football as well. :: , , ., the development of women's football aswell. ii, , ., ., . , , as well. 70 plus thousand at wembley the other day. — as well. 70 plus thousand at wembley the other day, extraordinary, - the other day, extraordinary, brilliant. �* ., the other day, extraordinary, brilliant. . . ., brilliant. amazing, and when i started watching _ brilliant. amazing, and when i started watching liverpool - brilliant. amazing, a

. >> good afternoon my name is tracey i'm the board chair of the many location of schools as known ashe - i want to thank the people putting in the hours working and in particular the gentleman has harassed everyone i know about information to get into this report so thank you for that because it is so important for me and my children and my children's children, you know. came here my mom was an immigrant and came here she came to the united states and i have i'm a native and any kids are natives my grandkids for important to know this history the voice of a who created agencies and for example, in the location of schools came out of a political movement out of a necessity to help latinos get jobs to joe san valves is congratulate i went to there and i didn't for the record to go to college. - but this is so important; right? because they're agrees would have been there in my life growing up and my children as a child who went with her mom to the mission presbyterian church, i, actual tell you stories that are documented about that church love go work came out of that and i didn't put

tear, roberto hernandez (indiscernible) of course i cannot honor latino task force without honoring tracey (indiscernible) who is (indiscernible) d10 office. thank you so much and congratulations. [applause] >> madam clerk, next up on the special order commendations is supervisor mandelman honoring captain gavin, son of bruce (indiscernible) my former neighborhood. supervisor mandelman, the floor is yours. >> thank you president peskin. welcome captain. colleagues today i am offering a special commendation to mission station captain gavin retiring in a few weeks. second generation san francisco native captain entered the police department in 1990 as a member of the 166 recruit class. over the course of more then 3 decades worked at 4 patrol stations and served on various special assignments inudclooing the fbi task force, special operations and special investigations. the dea task force and homicide unit. received 2 meritorious awards police commendations for unit citation, crisis intervention award and 120 captain commendations so captain you can add this to your stack. in district 8, a i

, who took eeriier— said this irene tracey, who took over earlier this— said this irene tracey, who tookcceptable targeting of young people. as he described it, the government pledging to close a loophole that allows shops to give free vape samples to children in england. also a review into banning retailers selling nicotine free vapes to under 18 seconds, when in fact it's been proved that many are no such things . it all comes no such things. it all comes after the prime minister expressed concerns about his own daughters being enticed by the bright packaging and flavours on sale. let's speak to journalist and mother now, julie cook, who can join us. and julie, do we know exactly how they're going to try and close these loopholes as well ? they haven't really as well? they haven't really seii— as well? they haven't really seii e— as well? they haven't really seii e ioi— as well? they haven't really said a lot about— 7 they haven't really said a lot about how they're going— said a lot about how they're going io— said a lot about how they're going io io— said a lot about how they're goin

minister and over minister and i looked over at a civil went, oh, civil servant and went, oh, sorry, traceyanalysis, opinion and all tha'so eateenager to there we best analysis, opinion and all tha'so eateenager to thloadre go. so a teenager to get a load of is terrible. rising of this is terrible. rising members the public by members of the public by stealing dogs, breaking into people's homes, asking if people's homes, asking women if they and he's doing they want to die. and he's doing it get attention on social it to get attention on social media, to get media, on this thing, to get attention what on attention on tiktok. what on earth is going on? and i'm asking because he's not the only one, the way, where the heck one, by the way, where the heck are the parents in of this? are the parents in all of this? why we got so many feral why have we got so many feral kids? christys is wake up two mornings on gb news the wake up two mornings on gb news ffe feepfe-e— wake up two mornings on gb news the people's channel. britain's news . channel _ the people's channel. britain's news . channel f