now know tracey chapman, he introduced this song to millennials and passing it down. expect that. >> emily: that show that takes place in the '80s, "stranger things," they had 80 songs. it enjoyed resurgence and it allowed and enabled many people who would not have encountered it to love it and know it. >> kayleigh: she loved it, she praised him, just manufactured controversy. >> harris: they were great together. i hope they do more music together. >> emily: i hope so, too. all right, guys, more "outnumbered" in a moment chltsz chltsz chltsz hey, jen. i need skin advice. sure. am i ready for retinol? neutrogena® retinol? yes! it evens skin tone, and smooths fine lines, with visible results in just one week. sounds like you've said that before. once or twice. neutrogena® retinol las vegas grand prix choose t-mobile for business for 5g solutions. because t-mobile is helping power operations and experiences for hundreds of thousands of fans with reliable 5g connectivity. now's the time to accelerate your business. ♪ when you have moderate—to—severe eczema, it's okay to s

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but no, it turned out to the peak moment for miss tracey chapman is this year.rammys, moisturized and chilling. she had all the shape butter on her face. and her hit song fast car is a hit again. number one again on billboard. she has come back in a whole another era. her song was remade by a country artist and became number one. so tracey chapman. we are excited for your rebirth as an icon of that music business. tracey chapman won the week. before we go, elie, we have got to talk a little super bowl. super bowls coming up this week. do you have a favorite? >> those two, that tests of old teams, no. i'm like -- i'm rooting for the media to come through and wipe it out and maybe get a good doritos commercial. those are two unlikable teams from where i sit. >> patrick mahomes, he's obviously great. neither of them are the teams i'm rooting for. i'm not interested in the game. but what do you make of all the drama around it? we were just showing kelsey -- this whole taylor swift and her man thing has become, like, it's become a thing. i almost said who won the wee

chapman, who of course wrote it. ♪ you've got a fast star ♪ ♪ i want a ticket to anywhere ♪ >> tracey's surprise return to the stage, joni mitchell at 80, her first appearance at the grammys, celine dion's surprise appearance helping taylor swift make history. >> announcer: from abc headquarters in new york, this ldonight with david muir. >>> good evening. it is great to start another week with you tonight. we do begin tonight with that troubling news from london. buckingham palace tonight reporting king charles has cancer, less than 18 months into his reign. the palace is not saying what type of cancer or what stage, except to say that it is not prostate cancer. the 75-year-old monarch released from the hospital one week ago today, after treatment for an enlarged prostate. it was during that hospital stay the unrelated cancer was found. tonight, we have learned that king charles has personally called his sons, william and harry, to share with them the news. abc news tonight confirming prince harry will be going home to the uk to be with his father. tonight, president biden just a sho

the uk's former sports minister, tracey crouch, will not stand in the next general election.beating the san francisco 49ers by 25 points to 22. the 49ers were on the brink of victory twice during the game — but a last—minute field goal by the chiefs pushed it into overtime, where a touchdown pass won the match. cheering the chiefs on, from the vip box, was taylor swift, while rnb star usher put on an energetic performance during the half—time show. nesta mcgregor was watching the action in las vegas. the kansas city chiefs back—to—back champions. the first time it has been achieved for almost 20 years. does this one feel any different? it does, it feels ten times better, man. adversity, what the team went through, the naysayers. but on top of that, man, just how much fun we have coming in the building. you can see how we are enjoying this one right now. how will you and your lovely pop star girlfriend be celebrating? i'm sure vegas will roll out the red carpet — i will be elvis for a night. the champagne is flowing — my glasses are proof. the kansas city chiefs — back—to—back

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i'm congressman tracey mann. >> i'm congressman frank marvin. >> as cochairs of the weekly house prayerwelcome you to the 72nd annual national prayer breakfast. we gather in a stork statutory halt this morning in the spirit of jesus to pray, for the president, for one another, and for the country. >> the national prayer breakfast is a refuge the fellowship for members of congress and the president of the united states where we put our political differences aside and come together in unity to pray. >> president dwight d. eisenhower, i hereby, spoke at the very first national prayer breakfast in 1953. the story goes that one day while he was sharing at the■z weekly synod prayer breakfast he referred to the white house as the loneliest house in america, and the idea for this gathering was born. >> today marks 71 years since the first national prayer breakfast, and as we look around on our country and world we find ourselves in desperate need of spiritual renewal. as americans it's part of our heritage to call upon the lord for help in our time of need. that's why we have come together this

monday night, jason, tracey, eric, matt dakota, did the town hall sway any of you?. >> i think it did. >> tell us how. >> donald trump, it was strength. he had a way about him demanded attention. he sounded like the leader i would want to vote for. >> he said one line, laura,my success will be my revenge. that has been what i wanted to hear. is he running to pay back, no, it is my policies my platform, my results, that will be the revenge. >> tracey concerned about how donald trump was going to deport 10 billion aliens he promised to deport. did he satisfy you with his answer? >> little bit. we need to get bad ones out. he is going to use law enforcement. how is that going down in states like new york and california. >> laura: they don't want migrants there. >> that is my point. he won't be able to deport in all cities and states. in fact where they need it the most, he'll probably be the least effective >> laura: jason, how about you? >> he answered questions about fentanyl. he would be great to strengthen the homeless. >> eric, you were concerned about the tone th

in moscow, this was the us ambassador to russia, lynne tracey, placing flowers at the memorial, the embassyny as an inspiring authority. his family has accused the russian authorities of trying to cover their tracks by refusing to hand over his body. more from our eastern europe correspondent, sarah rainsford. ever since the death of alexei navalny, russians have been leaving tributes, pausing to remember a man who dared to stand up to vladimir putin, and who died in prison for his politics. this woman describes navalny as a hero. she says he fought for russia to be free, a democracy, she says, not a dictatorship. screaming they are strong words in a country that does this when people come to lay flowers. since alexei navalny died, several hundred people have been arrested across the country. the kremlin doesn't want sorrow turning into anger and into mass protest. so in moscow, one memorial has now been fenced off, access restricted. and up in st petersburg, men clear away the flowers so the scale of support for navalny isn't obvious. but each time, there are more people and fresh tributes

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up next, a surprise announcement about the 90s tracey chapman song that has now become a huge hit more than 30 years later. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ two leading candidates for senate. two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservatives. adam schiff, the leading democrat, defended democracy against trump and the insurrectionists. he helped build affordable housing, lower drug costs, and bring good jobs back home. the choice is clear. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. not just any whiteboard... ...katie porter's whiteboard is one way she's: [news anchor] ...often seen grilling top executives of banks, big pharma, even top administration officials. katie porter. never taken corporate pac money - never will. leading the fight to ban congressional stock trading. and the only democrat who opposed wasteful “earmarks” that fund politicians' pet projects. katie porter. focused on your challenges - from lowering housing costs to fighting c

trey and tracey filter. trey. bang, bang, bang, you hear that, then what upon has?on asked if those were gunshots. i told him, most likely not from where we were standing it didn't seem that was the case. then there is a big scramble in the crowd seems like we hear somebody -- i hear somebody yell get him. i look to my left and see a flash and i tackle that individual. this other gentleman other aids me in that. it was pretty quick thing. >> ainsley: wow, we're so glad you were there and you were not injured. you have two sons, a 12 year old and 15 year old. you pulled them out of school and drove three hours to go to that because you are huge chiefs fans. the boys were excited and this happens. casey, what was your role in all of this? >> well, after they tackled the guy, i guess the gun fell out and landed at my feast. i looked down and i immediately thought i needed to get it away. i took it and put it by the wall near me and another gentleman came and stood next to me. >> steve: what kind of gun? >> it was an ak. it was heavy. when i first saw it, i thought it w

. >>> up next a surprised announcement about the 90s, tracey chapman song that has now become a hugeyears later. ♪ ♪ ♪ two leading candidates for senate. two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservatives. adam schiff, the leading democrat, defended democracy against trump and the insurrectionists. he helped build affordable housing, lower drug costs, and bring good jobs back home. the choice is clear. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> award winning singer and songwriter tracy chapman will take the stage at this weekend's grammy awards joining country superstar luke combs for a do that of her song "fast car". ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ now, combs won multiple awards for his cover of that song, which is nominated for best country sober for months. this would be only the third time that tracy chapman performed on camera in about 15 years. looking forward to that one. thank you for watching news night. laura coates live s

and we have sources that confirm miley cyrus is taking the stage tonight and also tracey chapman. >> think this might be the first ever red carpet/weather report we've ever had. aside from the weather, what are some of the big story lines you're looking for tonight? >> reporter: thank you for that, by the way. it's my first ever report ever. but the big story lines tonight, of course, taylor swift. thank you. taylor swift. so, as we know, this is the year of taylor. and tonight she stands to make history. right now she is tied with none other than stevie wonder and frank sinatra to be the only three artists who have won three times for the album of the year. if she wins tonight, she will be the only artist in grammys history to win four times. also si za, will make history if she wins in that category, becoming the first black woman to win in 25 years since lauren hill. >> elizabeth wagmeister, thank you so much. enjoy it tonight. good to see you. >>> also tonight, how did martha stewart go from multimedia mogul to behind bars? go inside her rise, fall, and reinvention in the final e

>> carpentry union worker, tracey, credits biden for bringing infrastructure jobs here. >> joe biden has kept us working, and he is labor friendly, that is all i can ask for. >> tonight, warning signs for the biden campaign, including this new poll showing it potential head to head matchup here with gop front-runner, donald trump. the auto worker from 20 years. >> i truly believe that trump does want what is best for the american worker. >> the former president is trying to peel off one of the blue collar voters leading with leadership on yesterday. another challenge, michigan's huge -- in gaza. >> i think he's finding a genocide. >> reporter: the president said he understood the pain and passion, but that is not enough for lori, the detroit suburbs, how disappointed are you with the biden administration? >> i am hurt. i'm so hurt that i'm feeling betrayal. >> reporter: she voted for mr. biden in 2020, but now -- >> there is a widespread, underground campaign of arabs and muslims where we cannot morally support president biden. >> so it's not president biden that you will vote for, b

what i was thinking about is tracey chapman and luke holmes extraordinary performance of fast car.ly re-entered the charts with homes cover last year. chapman has not performed publicly in several years, making the incredible duet all that more special. i wanted to take tonight's show and just air it for a full straight hour on luke. but i'm just gonna give you a small segment of that performance instead. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> i love that you can hear the audience just lose it when they realize it's her. and i love when they show luke looking at her and he's thinking, oh my god, i better step up, and this better be the greatest performance of my life because tracy chapman is standing next to me. i absolutely loved it, so i thank them both for bringing us that special, special song to take us off the air tonight. >>> and on that note, i wish you a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late with me. i'll see you again at the end of tomorrow. ♪ ♪ ♪ end of tomorrow. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> well, it is shaping up to be a really

tracey dimming as wasn't alone in her surprise. i can't even imagine what would want to say.ething like that. what could be? >> you know, motivation risen for somebody to commit such a crime, heinous crime like they're trying to cobo was a janitorial worker for the park. >> police say they're still investigating a motive. and last night >> directing it to did not return home, but that's when investigators say his wife became concerned his wife drove to the park and found him on the ground there and start cpr. after she called 9, 1, to be able to come and see her husband dead on the ground is like? >> well, he's just >> gives you shivers. dominguez says she's lived in pleasant hill for 40 years and brings grandkids, the park all the time. she's always seen it as a safe place to change. my thoughts a frankel says she keeps thinking about what happened and hopes to get more answers just keep wondering if it >> somebody that knew him? i guess will find out more about police say they have no suspects at this time and they're asking the public to come forward if they have any infor

tracey dimming as wasn't alone in her surprise. i can't even imagine what would want to say. something like that. what could be? >> you know, motivation risen for somebody to commit such a crime, heinous crime like they're trying to cobo was a janitorial worker for the park. police say they're still investigating a motive in last night. >> to wrapping up the did not return home, but that's when investigators say his wife became concerned as white drove to the park and found him on the ground there and start cpr. after she called 9, 1, to be able to come and see her husband dead on the ground is like? >> well, as just >> gives you shivers. dominguez says she's lived in pleasant hill for 40 years and brings her grandkids, the park all the time. she's always seen it as a safe place buy unit. frankel says she keeps thinking about what happened and hopes to get more answers just keep wondering if it when >> somebody that knew him. i guess will find out more about police say they have no suspects at this time and they're asking the public to come forward. >> if they have any inform

cook county judge tracey porter cited the 14th amendment insurrection clause in her ruling, orderingelection board to remove donald trump based on his actions on january 6th. illinois is now the third state to disqualify trump from 2024 primary ballots. the others are maine and colorado. as of right now, though, all three of this disqualifications are on hold, pending a supreme court decision that could come down any day. judge porter acknowledged as much in her ruling tonight, right in it she knew her decision could not be the ultimate outcome. whenever the court rules on this issue, it is sure to be considered in light of tonight's news that the court will now take up the question of presidential immunity in jack smith's federal election interference case. joining me now to discuss all this, mary mccord, former senior doj official for the national security division and an msnbc legal analyst. mary, thanks for joining me tonight. some breaking news on all fronts. let me first get your thoughts on the immunity question and the degree to which the fact that the court is already mullin

what i was thinking about is tracey chapman and luke holmes, extraordinary performance of fast car.ly in several years, making the incredible duet all that more special. i wanted to take tonight's show and just air it for a full straight hour on luke. but i'm just gonna give you a small segment of that performance instead. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> i love that you can hear the audience just lose it when they realize it's her. and i love when they show luke looking at her and he's thinking, oh my god, i better step up, and this better be the greatest performance of my life,

tracey dimming as wasn't alone in her surprise. i can't even imagine what would want to say. something like that. what could be? >> you know, motivation risen for somebody to commit such a crime, heinous crime like they're trying to cobo was a janitorial worker for the park. police say they're still investigating a motive in last night. >> to wrapping up the did not return home, but that's when investigators say his wife became concerned as white drove to the park and found him on the ground there and start cpr. after she called 9, 1, to be able to come and see her husband dead on the ground is like? >> well, as just >> gives you shivers. dominguez says she's lived in pleasant hill for 40 years and brings her grandkids, the park all the time. she's always seen it as a safe place buy unit. frankel says she keeps thinking about what happened and hopes to get more answers just keep wondering if it when >> somebody that knew him. i guess will find out more about police say they have no suspects at this time and they're asking the public to come forward. >> if they have any inform

ray charles, tracey chapman, charlie pride, -- darius rucker.stealing your genre, you are making her point for her. this new album, act to, is the second installment of a three volume project that is literally about reclaiming black roots in musical genres that have been co-opted and whitewashed. so do yourself a favor, go listen to texas hold him. it's good country music, and to anyone who says otherwise, we'll, bless your heart. comedian -- is here to talk about all of this, as well as her new book, and john stewart's return to the daily show, coming up next. e daily show, coming up next. it's time to put a different spin on how "healthier" really happens ♪ cause when it comes to being healthier ♪ ♪ it's more than you do you and she does she... ♪ ♪ the real secret, baby, is how we do we. ♪ (♪♪) ♪ healthier's not something that happens all alone ♪ ♪ it takes greg and lydia, and josie on the phone. ♪ ♪ it's grammy getting checked on in her favorite chair. ♪ ♪ or dolling herself up to go ♪ ♪ handle all of her care. ♪ ♪ and when nia has so much to

and it was tracey's kids, which is program for children with cancer and it's in washington d.c. i went and observed and i could not believe these kids who were saying when do i get to go back to the hospital? and i just thought this there's something to this. and i started learning more about art and how it helps children in the hospital. and then i started trying to get art therapy. riley children's hospital in indiana and. so the interesting thing is there was a group of art teachers and women love art who had started this initiative at riley before i even said i wanted to get involved. so together we did raise private and were able to start the art therapy program at riley. they did not go with tracy's because they didn't want to limit it to with cancer. then as first lady of indiana, i discovered the benefits of art therapy for our veterans and i went and observed at herron school of art a program for our called combat paper where our veterans and remember if you've been a veteran for many years your identity is in that uniform. i'm a big part of it. and when you're trying t

tracey dimming as wasn't alone in her surprise. i can't even imagine what what want to say. something like that. what could be? >> you know, motivational risen for somebody to i commit such a crime, heinous crime like that try to cobo was a janitorial worker for the park. police say they're still investigating a motive. >> and last night >> to wrapping up the did not return home, but that's when investigators say his wife became concerned. his wife drove to the park and found him on the ground there and start cpr. after she called 9, 1, to be able to come and see her husband dead on the ground is like? >> well, as just >> gives you shivers. dominguez says she's lived in pleasant hill for 40 years and brings her grandkids, the park all the time. she's always seen it as a safe place buy unit. frankel says she keeps thinking about what happened and hopes to get more answers just keep wondering if it >> somebody that knew him. i guess will find out more about police say they have no suspects at this time and they're asking the public to come forward. >> if they have any informat

i mean tracey chapman just sort of reclaiming acoustic guitar, for black folk in country at the grammyscountry, as well. so >> oh my god, can we talk about ray charles singing georgia on my mind! >> right. >> it's one of the most incredible recordings in the history of music. so the idea that black people don't have a place in country, is just, it's just not smart. and that argument is not being made by serious. people >> right, so then perfectly it dovetails into the question. i want to ask you, why is there such resistance to beyonci's country music? >> you know, unfortunately, country music has maintained this bubble of whiteness. so many in country music believe the music itself to be white. the audience to be white, the radio stations to be white, the award show to be white. not all country fans, not all country musicians, but a lot of them. even when i think back to when the pointer sisters went to the grand ole operating fairytale, a country song that they won a grammy four, they were greeted by shelves and signs of like, keep country country. and it's like, no, we are here. >> y

tracey dimming as wasn't alone in her surprise. i can't even imagine would want to say. something like that. what could be? >> you know, motivation risen for somebody to i commit such a crime, heinous crime like they're trying to cobo was a janitorial worker for the park. >> police say they're still investigating a motive in last night. >> to wrapping up the did not return home, but that's when investigators say his wife became concerned his wife drove to the park and found him on the ground there and start cpr. after she called 9, 1, to be able to come and see her husband dead on the ground is like? >> well, as just >> gives you shivers. dominguez says she's lived in pleasant hill for 40 years and brings her grandkids, the park all the time. she's always seen it as a safe place buy unit. frankel says she keeps thinking about what happened and hopes to get more answers just keep wondering if it when >> somebody that knew him. i guess will find out more about police say they have no suspects at this time and they're asking the public to come forward. >> if they have any i

tracey dimming as wasn't alone in her surprise. i can't even imagine what what want to say.ething like that. what could be? >> you know, motivation risen for somebody to i commit such a crime, heinous crime like they're trying to cobo was a janitorial worker for the park. police say they're still investigating a motive. >> and last night >> to wrapping up the did not return home, but that's when investigators say his wife became concerned. his wife drove to the park and found him on the ground there and start cpr. after she called 9, 1, to be able to come and see her husband dead on the ground is like? >> well, as just >> gives you shivers. dominguez says she's lived in pleasant hill for 40 years and brings grandkids, the park all the time. she's always seen it as a safe place buy unit. frankel says she keeps thinking about what happened and hopes to get more answers just keep wondering if it when >> somebody that knew him. i guess will find out more about police say they have no suspects at this time and they're asking the public to come forward if they have any information

tracey dimming as wasn't alone in her surprise. i can't even imagine what what want to say. something like that. what could be? >> you know, motivation risen for somebody to i commit such a crime, heinous crime like that try to cobo was a janitorial worker for the park. police say they're still investigating a motive. >> and last night >> to wrapping up the did not return home, but that's when investigators say his wife became concerned. his wife drove to the park and found him on the ground there and start cpr. after she called 9, 1, to be able to come and see her husband dead on the ground is like? >> well, as just >> gives you shivers. dominguez says she's lived in pleasant hill for 40 years and brings grandkids, the park all the time. she's always seen it as a safe place buy unit. frankel says she keeps thinking about what happened and hopes to get more answers just keep wondering if it when >> somebody that knew him. i guess will find out more about police say they have no suspects at this time and they're asking the public to come forward if they have any information i

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huge thank you to douglas, robert and tracey ann — thank you for spending your sunday morning with usst russia, president biden vows to make sure a new package of military support is delivered to kiev. the idea that they are now running out of ammunition and we walk away, thatis out of ammunition and we walk away, that is absurd. this country and everything we are as a country. the family of alexei navalny call on russian authorities to release his body, accusing them of concealing evidence. and its british film's big night later — oppenhemier has the most bafta nominations, but will it win big? hello, this is bbc news. we start with the latest on the war in ukraine. president biden has blamed russia's capture of a frontline town in eastern ukraine on the failure of us lawmakers to approve a huge package of military aid for kyiv. president biden spoke to president zelensky after ukrainian forces pulled out of avdiivka. mr biden told him he was confident politicians in congress would approve the billions of dollars in additional war aid. president putin has congratulated the soldiers w

. >> did you see tracey emin's bed? >> did you see tracey emin's becyes. >> yes. >> yes. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> saw that. i mean, » yeah.— >>-saw that. i mean, it's >> oh, i saw that. i mean, it's like any teenage bed room. yeah. this unmade bed and fags hanging out of yeah out of it. yeah >> was. yeah. not art . i >> it was. yeah. not art. i wouldn't have thought. did you, did see the cow sliced in half? >> yes, i did see. i was once taken to a restaurant in london by someone , and they had half by someone, and they had half the cow in there in formaldehyde . what did you think of that again? how was it art? i mean, it's interesting. it's interesting from a sort of scientific, basic biological point of view sort of thing you'd see in a lab. >> yeah, but what is art? yeah but again, when you see people going around art galleries who are standing there taking something in, and when you look at what they're looking at, they're looking at a big mean, they're looking at a big i mean, they're looking at a big i mean, the remem

i strive to be as big as damien hirst and tracey of this world. tracey edmonds of this world.e, um, people, if you're listening on the radio, you won't if won't know this. um, but if you're on the telly, you will. you've a bright red suit on you've got a bright red suit on now. in the clips we were now. and so in the clips we were showing then, were wearing showing then, you were wearing this bright yellow suit, but you clearly wants to clearly someone who wants to stand i wonder if we stand out. and i wonder if we don't see blind people in don't see enough blind people in society . um, in way , you society. um, in that way, you know, it's true. >> you've the the >> you've hit the nail on the head. you know, these head. you know, uh, these platforms, these shows that i'm on. give me the ability to reach out to the schools, schools, find out about me and they email me. and, you know, i go off to the school, which is great, but also is sight loss? what is also what is sight loss? what is sight in the creative sight loss in the creative industry? i always say that we don't the sp

. >> reporter: a rare performance from tracey chapman joining superstar luke holmes on her remake off many headlight felt performances including tributes to those who were lost. oprah coming on stage for the queen of rock 'n' roll, tina turner. and 80-year-old joni mitchell moved the audience to tears as trevor noah presented her with an award. and billy joel debuted his first song, a solo grammy-performance in 30 years. >> it looks like a great night. nbc's chloe melas with that report. we'll have more on that ahead. >>> also still ahead, senate majority leader chuck schumer set to join us at the top of the hour to weigh in on the sweeping new bipartisan bill for border security that includes aid for israel and ukraine. "morning joe" is coming right back. ukraine "morning joe" is coming right back why choose a sleep number smart bed? because no two people sleep the same. only sleep number smart beds let you each choose your individual firmness and comfort. your sleep number settings. it's so smart, it actively cools and warms up to 13 degrees on either side for your ideal sleep temp

my name is tracey friedman a resident of san francisco for 40 years and lived in pacific heights 20 of those years kwr now in district 7 and i am very much in support of this project. i think it is as a long time member of [indiscernible] i know those blocks very well. i do not believe this is in any way an eye sore or any kind of a problem in the neighborhood. i think it is very tasteful infill project for what is indeed a high resource neighborhood. i will point out, i'm a high resource person. i have three children, none of which could ford to buy a home in san francisco despite having some inherited assets. this is not the way we need our city to go. i really do not appreciate ceqa being misused when it does have very important uses. i appreciate your attention. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker. >> good afternoon. i'm the lynne newhouse siegel and lived in the neighborhood since 1985. i raised children here and i moved from two unit building to a 1926 high rise when people thought that was the future of this of our neighborhood. i walked past this spot many t

my name is tracey friedman a resident of san francisco for 40 years and lived in pacific heights 20 of those years kwr now in district 7 and i am very much in support of this project. i think it is as a long time member of [indiscernible] i know those blocks very well. i do not believe this is in any way an eye sore or any kind of a problem in the neighborhood. i think it is very tasteful infill project for what is indeed a high resource neighborhood. i will point out, i'm a high resource person. i have three children, none of which could ford to buy a home in san francisco despite having some inherited assets. this is not the way we need our city to go. i really do not appreciate ceqa being misused when it does have very important uses. i appreciate your attention. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker. >> good afternoon. i'm the lynne newhouse siegel and lived in the neighborhood since 1985. i raised children here and i moved from two unit building to a 1926 high rise when people thought that was the future of this of our neighborhood. i walked past this spot many t

she came to prominence in tracey baker. beaker.at. what would it | mean to when the bafta award for rising star?— mean to when the bafta award for risin: star? , ., , ., , rising star? everything. for people to no, we rising star? everything. for people to go. we like _ rising star? everything. for people to go, we like what _ rising star? everything. for people to go, we like what you _ rising star? everything. for people to go, we like what you are - rising star? everything. for people to go, we like what you are doing l to go, we like what you are doing when you're getting to do things you love most in the world, i don't think you can top that. and on the back of such an incredible important film it feels really special. we are joined by the news editor for film it feels really special. we are joined by the news editorfor empire magazine. who is your money on? will it be the ones that has been a lot of hype around such as oppenheimer and saltburn? i think oppenheimer will sweep the wins this evening and it has 13 nominations, th