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whitney: hopefully. jeff: all right, shall we do this? whitney: all right, we shall. jeff: all right. whitney: all right. all right, you ready? jeff: yeah. that was awesome. thanks, whitney. whitney: thank you. jeff: friends, it doesn't get any better than that. remember, conservation takes action. volunteer in your community, enjoy your local outdoors, and defend animals wherever you can. >> the first tropical storm to hit california in 20 years has arrived. thank you for joining us on abc7news at 5:00, i am j.r. stone. it's get right to the latest on hilary. much of southern california is getting a heavy soaking, three inches of rain are expected tonight, a flood watch is in effect from los angeles county. los angeles authorities are scrambling to get the homeless off the streets and into shelters. airlines have canceled about 1000 flights that were supposed to be hitting into or out of the area. ela unified school district announced this afternoon that all schools will be closed tomorrow and allstate beaches in san diego and orange counties are closed as a precauti

the whitney. >> jimmy: the shake, yeah.ppy you're on the show tonight [ cheers and applause >> thank you thank you. do you know in, like, more than 20 countries, it's an actual national holiday -- a public holiday where people get the day off? >> jimmy: ooh, let's -- >> i've been whispering that to all the women on your staff. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: everyone -- everyone is walking out now >> everyone in that picture. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. exactly, everybody has the day off. "no, please come back. please i need you, i need you, i need you. >> they'll be back tomorrow. >> jimmy: yeah you were telling me backstage that you're working on your memoir >> yes >> jimmy: and i want to talk to you about that, because -- >> okay. >> jimmy: what's it like and how far are you and how did you get the inspiration to -- >> i guess when "scandal" was ending, it was really a -- kind of a turning point in my life. it was sort of the end of an era. and i spent some time learning more about myself. and it just made me want to share some of w

we'll discuss with meredith whitney. >>> take a look at lilly, shares surging again. what a monster this has been raises their guide that's an all-time high. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back check on the banks moody's cutting the credit rating of ten u.s. banks, including mnt and pinnacle putting major lenders on review. that regional bank index, the kre on pace for the worst day since may. we'll watch this, one of the big stories of the morning. >> we'll stick with financials because big banks aren't lending like they used to. that's the takeaway from a brand-new piece from our next guest calling on regulators to pay attention to the risks with shrinking consumer loan balances joining us on set, meredith whitney of whitney advisory group, founder/ceo thank you for coming in, meredith it's good to see you again this is your bailiwick, this is what you're know for, the analysis around banks. what did you find when you dove into the lending >> i took a big step back and looked at bank balance sheets over the last 10, 15 years they've transformed. you also see which

this is the dance at whitney bill and the sullivan mill. the top of the mill i am standing on the log picked out a big one. note these children in their bathing suits. there river drivers of the future. they're not the kind to be worn but they clear the logs. howard and mills were built by doctor howard of boston who was a member of the boston mill and land company. use to be. the pope brothers purchase these mills and sent over here to manage them. they've been under hiss hand since that day. the old fellow belongs up onto the slip is harrison. these rules were taken partly by doctor cain of washington d.c. he had a modern up-to-date camera i could not get such good views with the cheap one i purchased. the logs are going up on the chain. we will now go into the mill. notice the log at kicker throwing the logs off the live roll. when out rolling the logs onto the vamp sock carriage. whens the law that comes back it's turned down on the skid. this is the backside of the band saw for the solid lumber coming off the live roles pine boards 16

about 200 miles from yosemite down to mount whitney.med environmentalist, a founding member of the sierra club. now we have a new trail called the sierra grand traverse and is documented in this new guide book. it is meant for experienced hikers. you'll see spectacular views of the alpine lakes, high sierra meadows, mountain passes, and a whole lot more. the whole route takes between 25 and 45 days depending on skill level and speed. the guide book was written by monica and john chapman who spent half the year in australia and the other half of course hiking. monica and john are in california now and join us from mammoth lakes. nice to have you on the program. two australians writing a book about california. monica, why do this? >> thanks for having us on. why do this? we walked the sierra high route in 2015 and when we were down into the valleys we were wondering why aren't we up there on the tops? because that is where we like to be up above the tree line. john spent three years researching the passes and puttingogether thioute and we

and so said whitney houston. he goes, yeah, that's it. whitney houston. so i said, i did is i got the memoir. whitney houston's mom, cissy, to just check out the fact to see if that was true. and as i'm reading, i'm thinking, no it's not true. they did not grow up in our neighborhood. but then as i get further into the book, i that the mom who's one of eight children stern loving christian father they all believed in music mother had three things that in her life was god, family and music. right. and they were they're very big, devoted, churchgoing people. she marries a guy i mean, her name is cissy. i drink she marries a guy named john houston. so i look up the houston family and use some family on this guy's blog. so what he seeing was their grandchild that their child you know, when she was a little girl, whitney houston so. cissy drink card. cissy houston writes a about how to her time in new york and newark and she lived and she described it speaking of villages, a cozy little village. it was on the east side of town, integrated neighborhood, mostly

whitney, what more are we learning about this raid? at this point. but the marion county police chief is defending this action saying yes, there are limitations on when law enforcement can execute a search warrant inside a newspaper's offices or on the journalists themselves, however, the chief says that limitation only pertains to when journalists are not themselves suspects in some illegal activity here. so the implication here is that the police chief at least believes that the journalists took part in some activity that was illegal. however, as you point out, news organizations including cnn and press freedom advocates are highly, highly concerned about this. it is extraordinarily atypical because, boris, typically the process is that news organizations receive a subpoena and then they work with their lawyers to provide whatever information is necessary. that is the normal course of action. it is very rare that law enforcement actually executes a search warrant because it's just not supposed to happen that way per federal laws. her

the very now, i'd like to invite gleaves whitney, executive director of the gerald dar ford presidential foundation, to the podium to introduce tonight's speaker, gleaves. thanks for.

the very now, i'd like to invite gleaves whitney, executive director of the gerald dar ford presidential

you own deere, which has a report coming up, and shares dropped off due to pratt & whitney issues whatyour take on this outperformance take? >> this is so wide and diverse, it's hard to pin it down to anyone force it includes aerospace and defense and the airlines there's a lot of mode of forces here at its simplest, we have to realize the next two to three years you will see a lot of industrial activity. this is not coming just from infrastructure spending, but pent-up from those chasing there's going to be industrial activity of all sorts for the next two to three years and will benefit all the sectors, but not at the same time you might be something like great beyond or spinning the mud a little while working through the pratt & whitney problems deere could consolidate. >> you mentioned aerospace and defense. we had the ships off alaska that the u.s. was concerned about shannon, i will come over to you. do you think that's something that will push industrials higher >> i go back to energy, like we were talking about earlier you are looking at the potential to move some exposures off

but knowing morocco where whitney damage germany needed all 3 points. and it was pup again who gave me the lead after 57 minutes, but the referee is allowed to go things well the 1st time in history our corresponding amount of talk. it was out of the match and brisbin and shared her thoughts with us after the game. so they had high expectations. they wanted to win the women sports cops, but at the end, they leave empty handed. they exit as early as the group stages. we spoke to several in germany, play us in the mix zone. and all i can tell you is that they were in shock. some of them were crying, others were holding back the tiers. they were extremely emotional and they even admitted they were very tended about their own performances. and they said, we just went good enough. we just do have to go out. and they said, and this is something that keeps recurring when it comes to germany, is that they have all these problems and they just couldn't find a solution to it. and martina lost textbook, the cold trust hope set that football is a game where you hav

for 20% of americans who don't live near extended family like whitney, alternative forms of child carecare, are founded by moms hoping to help fix the child care crisis. like june care founder gretchen salier. >> during the pandemic all of our child care disappeared. so i started to just organize local child care swaps for myself, for my community so that we would have reliable child care. >> reporter: from there, gretchen started her company. >> we are tapping into the underutilized resource of care work that's already happening in millions of homes across the country, which enables income opportunities for parents who need to work outside the home. it also now affords stay at home parents an opportunity to earn income. >> reporter: the flexibility also lets whitney send her daughter lily after school when she gets out early once a week. >> it makes me feel very good that i'm able to rely on another mom to watch my babies. >> it's an excellent win-win. one of the goals here is to also combat child care deserts. these are areas where more than 50 kids under the age of 5 have either no

there's a celebration planned in honor of whitney houston to raise money for a good cause. the singer >> would have turned 60 years old in her state is hosting this whitney houston legacy of love event. it's august 9th and it benefits. >> her foundation its helps young people. they raise lots of money for charities like the children's defense fund and saint jude saw some. that's a beautiful little. yeah. let's take a look at the weather. beautiful forecast that place to everyone because got cool and hot spot a little something for everybody the next 3 days. if you don't love the heat break from it. >> and then we're back to at this next weekend. right back to the triple digits. don't they don't have metal slides they used to burn the kids member that of the prope rty. rty. i am the owner. you didn't have the deed, am i right? i'm a homeowner. where? show me. oh, i own it. you didn't, sir? i have a very good real estate attorney. well, then, he did a lousy job on this contract. announcer: hot bench. judge rachael juarez. judge michael corriero. judge yodit tewolde.

>> no, that's whitney, whitney houston. >> jimmy: hold on a second, george -- >> i can't do this, i'me for my meeting with tyler perry, he's making a movie about me. >> jimmy: what, he's making a movie with you? >> yeah, it's called "madea's list." i wrote it about my black grandmother surviving the holocaust. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wait, hold on. is it a true story? >> the holocaust? ? no, the movie. [ laughter ] oh, yeah, yeah, it's true-ish. it's a jewish true-ish. >> jimmy: can i ask, are you okay, congressman? >> i cut my way through the jungles of cambodia, i can cut my way through this! >> jimmy: you fought in the vietnam war? >> yes, i did, and we lost a lot of good men out there, including my mother. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hang on a minute. that's not -- what is going on here? [ laughter ] hold on, are you -- did you just buy a puppy from an amish guy with a fidget spinner? [ laughter ] george, what is going on with that puppy? >> what puppy? what puppy are you even talking about? >> jimmy: the puppy that we just saw a second ago -- why would you -- [ laughter ] george, georg

the state, grants, whitney foundation grants. that's critically important. we've already placed 220 families in housing. so you can see that the shelters are starting starting empty out. we're trying to be careful because there's a lot of needs are also being that those shelters, mental health care needs people getting loans, taking care of. they are all these houses and apartments, hotel rooms. we'll be providing wraparound services so that you want people to know about. already anticipate at least 36 weeks. well, direct housing for individuals. probably go on much longer just a few people know we don't want people to think that in house and suddenly be asked to leave. be in 30 day increments, which constantly so people get house. as i earlier, the skilled structure incredible. so our hearts are broken even a little bit more than we were together. 48 hours ago with the extra fatalities. see. you know that over. 2200 structures. have been destroyed a 6% residential. the disaster relief. saw fema. you saw small business association. you seeing outpouring of s

this is the dam whitney built in the sullivan mill where. frank hammond and charlie handy are sorting logs for the lower mill. from the top of the mill in a different pocket to the mill pond, west booth. pine and hemlock are sorted. i am standing on a log but i picked out a good big one. note these children in their bathing suit the river drivers of the future. these are not the kind that would be worn at palm beach, but they clear the law. how would mill who built by dr. howard of boston, who was a member of the boston mill and land company, used to be two mills with cross angles. in 1858, the brothers of east metropolis purchases mill and my father were sent over here to manage them. they had been under his hand and my chad since that date. the old fellow with the pit pole feet in the logs up onto the slip. as harrison thought these rails would in partly by dr. kane of washington, dc, he had a modern up to date camera. i could not get such good views of the one that i purchased. the logs going up or slip or mccain. will now go into the mil

whitney is a pediatric psychologist and associate clinical director of a movement for children's mental health. >> we have to start having conversations and start to see what they are thinking and feeling. how they thought last year went. >> reporter: to help facilitate those discussions, they created resources for parents which include conversation starters. megan and sophphia said they helped. >> some suitable questions to ask has been very helpful. >> i feel like i can get it off my mind and help me not worry. >> reporter: and feel less stress with the anticipation of starting a new school year. >> and experts say parents should continue to check in with their child and problem solve with their family or teachers to address any issues. >>> coming up, en cbs news bay area, how a toddler getting sick actually ended up saving her life. >>> then we >>> right now on cbs news bay area, at 5:30, an approach to treating cancer that may spare people from harmful radiation therapy. >>> a former bay area congresswoman, jackie spears planning to end child topography poverty in the richest county

committee is fighting with each other, gay straight, trance, we used to hang around together, now we're whitneywe can think the pervert rain. >> just very briefly, one last question. if you had to live out your days as one of the characters in your films or books, who would you be? >> i would be the talking venus. -- venus. -- penis. that would be an amazing role to fulfill. and we asked you what was on your cultural radar, and you pointed us to a specific art collection, you donated some of your pieces from a substantial art collection to john waters coming attractions. tell us some more about that. >> i gave 900 pieces to the museum, but this show that was up now was generated and i said ok, we want to name this gallery after you and everything, i said no, name the bathrooms after me. they thought i was kidding. i was not kidding. and they did. and they named the bathrooms after me and they are non-gender, the first ones in the museum. we had the repayment, museum, the first trans-person i ever worked with cut the ribbon, everybody applauded, public officials were there, it was great. so now

my late predecessor, the great whitney young, was one of the original big six leaders who convened theoriginal march. as soon as i returned to my hotel room and turned on the television, there it was. one minute later, my phone rang and it was the assistant attorney general, who informed me -- she said, i am giving you a heads up that we think we have a racially motivated hate crime in jacksonville. i said, i am looking at it on the news but they are not staying racially motivated yet. it is a reminder of where we are. i want to make a couple of other points in the opening. it was shared with us, the role that the catholic archbishop of washington played in the 1963 march. i was born and baptized in the catholic church. the catholic faith i adhere to honors, respects and places social justice, racial justice and economic justice, as a primary tenet of our faith. i appeal to those of you of the catholic faith to not allow the continued to munition -- dimmun ition of that as a fundamental tenet of catholicism. it is critical, and i think you mentioned it, that all faiths of america meet

strikes out around western nevada and then parts of the bishop area and eastern california up by mount whitney. those lightning strikes continuing this evening. a few of them out there. and we've got a few wraparound showers here. but for the most part, the showers have ended. the rain has ended and the sun comes out tomorrow. it's a mostly sunny day. so temperatures tomorrow, morrow, these are today's highs. temperatures tomorrow will be significantly warmer than these . and fairfield tomorrow, i'll go 90 degrees, maybe 92 degrees. so warmer today. it was cloudy and we had the rain and things just stayed cool. fog at the coast. you can't see much out there right now, but it's mostly clear overhead. foggy coast side and temperatures there will be in the upper 50s, low 60s tomorrow. these are the current temperatures. it's interesting. look at oakland at 68 and then brentwood at 68. you don't see that very often. we have same temperature in that in those microclimates. but that's that's kind of the air mass we've got. we've got that humid, moist air that's come in from the hurricane. that's kin

but knowing morocco where whitney damage germany needed all 3 points. and it was pup again who gave me the lead after 57 minutes, but the referee is allowed to go the sydney low months last minute desperate attempt was to an accurate one. juanita ended and germany pressed out in the world kept groups thanks for the 1st time in history. us across the talk a was at the mansion, brisbin on shed have thoughts with us. after the match. they had high expectations . they wanted to win the women sports cars, but at the end they leave empty handed. they exit as early as the group stay just we spoke to several in germany, play us in the mixed zone. and all i can tell you is that they were in shock. some of them were crying, others were holding back the tiers. they were extremely emotional. and they even admitted they were very candid about their own performances. and they said, we just went good enough. we did, you have to go out and they said, and this is something that keeps recurring when it comes to germany, is that they have all these problems and they just

while eco was itself imposed restrictions. closing borders. whitney here on suspending financial. busy choice, naomi is not the 1st to fee li, economic for sale of echo was it previously targeted molly burkina, faso and guinea with a barrage of financial sanctions following military cruise. there to be lost. united nations has called for a few moments hurry and exemptions to those sections. it noted that for months, well before the president was listed, several 1000000 people were and are in dire need of. the un is warning, the current crisis could worse in that situation. well, we spoke to attorney on global policy analysts from nigeria, daniel. but while i'm who says that from the beginning, the west african region of law pursued the routes of intervention. rather than diplomacy. it go, i've got it runs right from the beginning. part of the strategy for negotiation is to bring things that a value to both sides. it's you see people in the united states natal, i'm not taking those hot stubs. so what did you, but it was right from the beginning decided that it was going to say mini

did miss whitney exploration was initially delayed because long time enemies as well and loving on failed to delia made their maritime border. a settlement deal was signed last year. and while there is potential, there is still no proven energy reserves. it's expected to take up to 3 months to know whether 11 on can become an energy producer. since we are or the companies are putting in deep sea water and for the very we quoted version land or the prompt to a see that the chances of finding point from such an exploration do not exceed or gas hydrocarbons. in general, we're talking, do not exceed 20 percent. this is a country and political, economic and financial turmoil, or state institutions and services have all but collapse. it's also governed by a political leads, blame for the corruption and mismanagement that led to the crush. their ability to utilize potential wealth, restore investor confidence, and insure it benefits the poor. as being question. the critics say those in power are misleading the public by using the oil and gas sector as the solution for the crumbling economy. they

that's all spencer strider whitney. he struck out nine. in the wildcard standings. a's and white sox. made up of all sluggers. zach l off doubles down the left field line. a's jumped out to a 5-0 lead. this turned into a rout. nick allen muscling up in the seventh inning. here it comes in there it goes. back jacks. the final was 12-4. sports on wake up, achievers. you're making the most of every hour of your life. except the hours that you're sleeping. so why do we leave so much untapped potential on the table? this is a next level bed, for a next level you. my circadian rhythm is kicking your circadian rhythms butt! it's not a competition. i know, but i'm still winning! so, it is a competition. save 50% on the sleep number® limited edition smart bed. plus, 60-month financing on all smart beds. shop now only at sleep number®. just add water, squeeze to control the strength of your mouthwash. and find a zone... all your own. ♪ scope squeez. to give your teeth a dentist clean feeling. start with a round brush head. add power. and you've got

i just love spending time with wendy 'cause- [whitney exclaiming] every time that i'm with her i justactly what you're thinking about." - i can rant to her about things, things that bother me, or things that i wanna get outta my head, and she understands what i mean. the big one is- it's like a battery that's getting recharged almost. [dice thumping] - we're synchronized. [dice clunking on table] [light digitized music] [vehicle engines roaring by] [shelly's mother speaking in foreign language] [shelly's mother speaking in foreign language continues] [toothbrush scraping on teeth] [shelly's mother speaking in foreign language] - no. in elementary school that was kinda like the time when things started getting ugly and quiet. my dad, he was a businessman, you know- [hair tool humming] and so bad people found out about that and he thought this just wasn't a safe place for him anymore so he moved. [blender whirring] the only ones that were left were my mom and my siblings, it's just kind of been us. [belt thumping on chair] [shelly's mother speaking in foreign language] [shelly's mother

miracle on ice and after 9/11, george w bush pitch at world series and when the gulf war began and whitney sports at its greatest and megan rapinoe has chosen a different route. she said i am not going to the bleeping white house when trump was president. it was a huge honor. the kneeling of the anthem, she said i'm an athlete entitled to my opinion. yes, you are and we are entitled to say your opinion does not represent our country. >> emily: and espn praised megan rapinoe for patriotism. >> wherever she's gone, she's represented best of the united states. her patriotism has driven her to lend her voice for racial inequality. she did it because she loved america and believed it could be better version of itself. >> carley: megan rapinoe has supporters. things that shouldn't be political or divisive are, what is best thing about watching sports competition, oslympics ad world cup, it is hearing the stories of those who work so hard to live out their dream and represent the country they love. not because they are die-hard for track and field or wrestling or figure skating, they love to hear

and just to put the fireworks behind the statue of the scout by gertrude vanderbilt, whitney thank you back. i thought it was a pretty outstanding photograph. thank you. we have had district rangers training younger rangers, as are learning the ropes. and this hangs in the lake ranger station. and i district ranger by the name of jerry burton always told this to the young man that worked under him. remember who you are and what you stand for. and it always stood well with all of us. this is the company that i had for over 40 years. it's now better than existence for 50 years. and if you go back to 19 to frosted richard, we're doing tours that when they could get in the park in 19 five or six, they were doing tours and then had to change over to trucks and cars to take people along with horses. my dad and his brother did horseback tours. i did a few before i got to the age. i could become a ranger. this is. first brochure for promoting the business and i had a great business. met people from all over the world and what a treat it was because i learned as much from my guests as they lear

whitney is coming up and so you have this whole thing where we could put them together and make a showen i took over as ceo of bet are programming with 60% basic videos. we had every show inho the worl. but then along came mtv started playing black videos and they were fighting with us on getting exclusivity of the videos and they won in some cases because they were paying them and we weren't. i always respected this about michael jackson. he would never let mtv have the video before us. he said -- [applause] piece that i respect b.e.t. and i respect mtv and i'm giving them both see you. the raunchiness of some of the videos became a problem. that was until hip-hop came along or rap as it was called in the early days. and we o had rap and the guns ad misogyny in videos and we had to send them back. and hip-hop throughout this whole new culture to music videos. young people liked it. older people didn't and we had a standard committee and made the best decisions we could with the videos and push the labels as much ass we could but then it became a focus. say that they picketed your hous

well, as our c-span audience everywhere, i'm gleaves whitney executive director of the gerald r ford presidential foundation. and it's my honor to be your host, along with a lot of good people today, and to welcome to our 2023 edition of america's first ladies luncheon. this year's event is centered around a theme first ladies pat nixon and betty ford lives of leadership, courage and, grace. three great words to describe these remarkable women are our foundation's long running first ladies series is the brainchild of the first daughter, susan ford bales, who's here with us from texas. susan, thank you so much for your dedication after all these years. and joining susan are number of special guests. so i'd like you to hold your applause to the end, please. president mrs. nixon's son in law, ed cox, is with us. he joins us in lieu of his son, christopher, who was originally on the program but could not make it today. and then we have mrs. nixon's and mrs. ford's chief communication. patti mattson. thank you much for being here. leaders and, board members of the white house historical a

the whitney houston song the children are our future, teach them well and let them lead the way we are trying to teach them well over there. but we are going todo do across the street. think about all the engineering all of the design, all the dreams come all the plants come all the committee meetings that made it possible for us to very easily walk across here. we are not even going to get our feet money.ng even if it were raining we can avoid getting your feet muddy andthe way across contemplate all of the human mapping that's gone into place here. the last thing i will say before we leave as the turn around and look behind you. we think about university buildings we think about force that grow trees to get cut down to be turned into lumber those dorms are green color are those buildings dominate the valley of gamecock village up there you have red brick on that side of the older part of campus on the other of the rocky branch valley. the other thing it's almost searches rocky branch is going to be here. maybe it's the same as it ever was but let's take a walk across the street. yoas

it was like crazy seeing whitney houston.yes. >> and his latest song jealousy, featuring his wife cardi b, rising in the charts. >> me and her got great energy especially when it comes to work. we don't really put a lot of records out because we're hard on each other about directing. >> especially because you have a relationship that's in the public eye. saying i'm going to be vulnerable in this moment on this song and talk about these things. is that challenging for you? >> as a man, always being vulnerable is challenging. sometimes you got to be vulnerable. it's real. do you know what i'm saying? it's real talk. it's not fake. i don't want to be fake. i'm cool here. >> star studded music video, making it an instant viral hit. talk to me about some of the people in it. jamie lee curtis? >> jamie lee curtis is a real one. how that happened is, i, dm jamie lee curtis on instagram and said, i got an idea, i would love to work with you. she wrote me back. i got you, but you need to follow me. that's how i knew she was cool. and

whitney wild is here with the details.en reversed by a da? >> reporter: he's saying that he feels vindicated right now the status quo is law enforcement has returned the items seized last friday. the county attorney saying upon further information supplied for the search warrant does not appear a nexus between an alleged crime and the places searched. eric meyer said this all started when he got into a confrontation with a local restaurant owner. later he was looking into a story about that local restaurant owner. that story was never published until later when the restaurant owner, according to eric meyer, said publically that the newspaper had done something improper when they received information about that local restaurant owner. basically this all centers on a specific document that the restaurant owner believes had private information that was improperly obtained by the newspaper. here's what eric meyer, the publisher of that paper, had to say about the search warrant and specifically about how law enforcement approa