and i struggle to keep ben and jerrys independent i lost that battle. so what advice would i give to. entrepreneurs you know the advice i would give is that. do something that you believe in that you can use the power of your business. for the benefit of regular everyday people that business has a responsibility to give back to the community. is in this occupy a position of power in a society. we have a responsibility to use that power for justice thank you and thank you and that's it for the show will be back on wednesday the day of the inauguration on joe biden as u.s. president until then can be tough but you plan to facebook and. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. someone who is this news intensive search east when you would name christmas. you may. not. know him and those he just came up with they think that you care that. i'm talking about is a very international community. meeting yesterday. with this defense this. new orleans.

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jerry played this song. he wrote it just for her. ♪ we don't know what we'll do without you ♪ ♪ we could never doubt you to brighten up our day ♪ ♪ we can't think of anything about you, anna ♪ ♪ that doesn't make us feel so glad you've come our way ♪ >> reporter: it was time to say good-bye except for many of her friends, who were saying hello because many were meeting each other, even learning about each other for the first time. >> there were all kinds of things in anna's life that she didn't tell anybody about. >> she did not. >> there were relationships that were not known by her closest friends. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: jerry says he didn't even know who anna's ex-husband was until well after the service. >> he got up and talked about meeting her for the first time in -- i think in st. petersburg. and he started crying, and it wasn't until maybe a day later that i talked to one of her friends, and they said that was bob. >> reporter: bob says he had a hard time holding it together. >> at

jerry had moved far away. which cleared him for sure. of course, they would need to look at shannon and aaron, too, given their falling out with pam and ralph. but -- >> they were cleared almost immediately, because -- >> they were nowhere around? >> yeah, they were not involved. >> dead-end. the crime scene people did find some things, mind you, including a bloody fireplace poker that turned out to be the murder weapon. >> the marking on her head was the exact replica of the shape of the fire poker, the end of the poker. >> they cataloged everything they found. broken glass in the backdoor. they even took the knobs off drawers and sent them to the lab hoping the intruders left dna or fingerprints on them. and then quite unexpected. something remarkable turned up. and right through the front door of the local newspaper -- so what did you think when you first read that document? >> i felt i had my own little version of the pentagon papers in a way. >> coming up, a letter that had everyone in town talking. >> i remember reading it and putt

the suggestion otherwise and jerry saying that, this doesn't make sense. this underscores why this american rescue plan that joe biden has put forward which would be funding and looks like republicans are supporting, ventilation, vaccination and testing and tracing is so important. it's not going to solve things between now and midnight tonight. i do think the unions may be misreading the white house a little bit because joe biden is rather adamant that he says the schools should reopen as soon as possible. mike: we are looking ahead to a new week. we expect more executive actions from president biden including several on immigration, a very thorny issue, jerry, does that hurt the possibility of getting an immigration deal done permanent on capitol hill? >> we will see what the legislation that president biden wants to submit to congress is. his early actions on all fronts, let's be honest, have been pretty aggressive. he's had more executive orders and presidential declarations than any president in his first ten days in office than -- than any president

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jerry, great to have you here. thanks so much for your time. >> happy to be with you. >> jerry seib with "the wall street journal." let's stick with some of the these, not the only developments for the markets to digest today. we also learned from adp that the jobs report was a bit of a disappointment and against the backdrop take a look. investors shaking off some of this and taking it in stride as i mentioned a moment ago we're at session highs north dow and s&p and record highs as well dow up 619, a 2% gain and the ten-year yield back above 1% for the first time since march, and even the dollar moving slightly higher off of nearly three-year lows what's most important for investors to focus on right now? for that lets bring in barry james, president of james invest research and terry sampath with sierra mutual funds. great to have you both here. what's the most important thing of this entire mix that we're sifting through today for you? >> well, in 1976 irwas at the air norse academy in colorado and it was a cen

gates every day but without having to kep ability to propose anything new because the army and jerry are you still blocking it's all to rhetoric of we don't do politics ok so i'm just. i just want to kind of similar point that you're making and not at 4. over to what we think might be about so happened earlier yasbeck in beirut if a mel's analysis of this is accurate and there's nothing to say it's not there for the protest movement in algeria knows what's really going on or why are we not hearing from them. well 1st of all we need to take into consideration the pandemic i mean the covered 9000 pandemic cards to the head and the demonstration that we're going on for more than a year for student on every tuesday and for the general population every friday and this is something that we need to remember because for more than a year our jurors were able to take up to the streets and to do it in a very peaceful nonviolent very siebecke way unfortunately the pandemic put an end to that and also the repression one has to talk about what's going on in nigeria right now on the level of human

ben & jerry's posted a picture of a dog staring at the new ben & jerry's dog treat ice cream. rudy giuliani posted a picture of himself staring at the new ben & jerry's dog treat ice cream. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause picture this do it one more time. ♪ ♪ picture thi picture this picture this yeah picture this ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this next one is from hbo and governor cuomo they both wrote, "the city's about to get sexy again. hbo posted a picture of the new "sex and the city" reboot. cuomo posted a picture of himself getting vaccinated in a muscle tank. [ laughter ] ow this next one is from kyle busch and uber eats they both wrote, "love the smell of burning rubber. kyle busch posted a picture of him racing uber eats posted a picture of a toasted sandwich from subway [ audience oohs [ applause ] this next one is from nancy pelosi and betsy devos they both wrote, "piece of cake." nancy pelosi posted a picture of her impeaching trump. betsy devos posted a picture of a piece of cake. [ laughter and applause alright, here's the last one it's from barack obama an

and jerry is with us today. would you please join me in thanking her for her service to our nation and all the veterans across our state. [applause] group of men and women who desire our recognition of the members of the south dakota members of the national guard. the response to the pandemic is the longest sustained state-supported mission in the history of the guard. our soldiers and airmen how provided covid-19 support since march. our guards support for federal assistance continued in 2020. south dakota committed 490 soldiers and airmen to stateside missions or overseas contingency operations. but there is one battalion and their commander who i would like to single out today. lieutenant colonel dave moore commanded the guards 152nd combat support battalion. under his command and for the second time in three years. based 1/52 was recognized as the most outstanding army national guard battalion in america. on behalf of the unit lieutenant colonel dave morris says this. it is an incredible honor to receive the

>> i think i agree with jerry. it seems like the democrats want to get this done quickly and get on with their agenda. i think the republicans -- you know, i'm ke some conviction anm keeping an eye on him. i think if he is in favor of her you will see others follow. i think donald trump is quite fortunate that the impeachment vote was anonymous and secret because several congressmen have said if it hadn't been, there would have -- you know, there would have been far more than ten republicans voting for impeachment, but the republican party has to decide whether, you know, they want to make a cream blake from donald trump and make sure he can't run for president as a republican again or start a third party and run at the top of the ticket and that's part of what's on the table here. >> chris: 30 seconds, donna, do think there's any chance that the senate votes to convict donald trump? >> i think it's hard to get 17 republicans, but on the other hand, mitch mcconnell, when he took to the floor on january 19th, i was

there was no question about that. >> jerry likes passionate music, passionate women. you know, that's his deal. we had a really good time together. >> he went out to run for president for the last couple months and if had hadn't been for the fact i got to see him on tv, i would have forgot what he looked like. but he came back yesterday. he's going to make it all better now. that's what he told me anyway. i have yet to see. ♪ my boyfriend's back and you're going to be trouble ♪ ♪ hey now, hey now, my boyfriend's back ♪ >> did you have much of a problem when you're with jerry brown, people expecting you to have political views along the lines of governor brown's whereas you're a singer, he's a politician. >> our relationship was completely personal. it wasn't political at all. so, you know, he did politics. i did music. >> right. >> it's easy to separate that. >> now, you went to south africa recently. did you receive criticism for going there? >> as far as i was concerned, it was just a gig. i don't think that if you disagree with the policies of the governmen

it will open this week. >>> ben and jerry's is rolling out a line of doggy treats it has a sunflower butter base it will be on store shelves for your pup this month. >>> cnbc's geoff cutmore joins us from london to break down the covid numbers. hi, jegeoff, good morning. >> a very good morning, fran sechltsfrances. the survey from bankrate shows only 39% of those spoken to said they could afford to meet an unexpected $1,000 expense. 18% of those surveyed said they would probably end up putting it on a credit card, while another 18% said they could pay the bill, but they would ultimately have to trim other household expenses to compensate. >>> big news for elon musk he slips from number one wealthiest person in the world to number two. he's just been overtaken by jeff bezos after he saw tesla shares drop 8% monday that knocked $14 billion off his net worth. he is now $6 billion behind jeff bezos. but i don't think we need to shed too many tears for mr. musk he is still estimated to be worth $176.2 billion, guys. >> all right, geoff. thank you. we can't even comprehend all those zeros.

jerry continued the tradition this last december. the drive-by will start at 7:00 tonight and go to church street. >>> inauguration day is three days away and security has never been tighter. federal authorities warn of a substantial threat after a siege atapitols investigatorshe searc rioters. weorr: t nion higalert,hestreetf rted, itfoement a fences. by wednesday, 25,000 national guard members expected, five times the number of american troops in afghanistan and iraq. >> our mission here is to protect our people and our property and so we're going to do everything to make sure that they're successful. >> reporter: a virginia man arrested at a d.c. checkpoint friday with an unauthorized inauguration credential. police say he had a loaded handgun and 500 rounds of ammunition. he was charged with a single count of carrying a pistol the fbi concerned about possible improvised devices in the ongoing threat to political leaders saying the capitol siege likely emboldened extremists. four bridges to the city closed. much of the national ma

i guess there was some admiration for jerry brown. he was a good guy. our guy was better. >> i liked him. i loved ronstadt. i didn't buy into it. i didn't -- honestly, i didn't think he had it. bringing the eagles along didn't help that. ♪ >> when i went to oregon, i had a couple of events. very few people showed up. jimmy buffet promised he would help me. i asked him if he would come to oregon and perform. >> i picked up the campaign in portland, oregon. the band was there. they didn't have a sound system big enough for the band. a couple of us got out with acoustic guitars. we were popular up in the oregon and washington area at that time. we drew probably 15,000 people out there, something like that. it was outside . ♪ >> jerry brown was ahead of me before jimmy buffett came. with jimmy buffett's help, i came out quite well. >> it was about raising money and to reach a younger generation with somebody hip enough to get it. >> "rolling stone" made its first mark in the '72 election. hunter thompson got the president on the beat. in 1974, he was in

i always liked jerry. then why did you always look at him funny? 'cause i knew what he was in for. same way i look at the footage of those people boarding the titanic. jay, this is for you. oh, god. is that her? no, no, no. apparently this is a jar of sand from your honeymoon in miami beach. oh, yeah. we stayed at the fontainebleau. claire: hmm. guess who we took an elevator with? jackie gleason. i told him we were the honeymooners, and, as a joke, he threatened to punch dede to the moon. (laughs) why is that funny? well, that's my point. it wasn't right. claire, your mom wanted you to have her old sports car. claire: oh, great. and, mitchell, you get to keep her jewelry.

jerry brown is in colusa probably breathing a sigh of relief. his numbers in terms of popularity and support are way higher than gray davis is work. and in general, i think some people are bad but i think a lot of the things are situational and related to the >> anything else you want to add? >> we are going to have a big a poll this week coming out that will talk about newsom's popularity, his approval rating, that will go a long way toward seeing how this will go. >> let's talk about a new secretary of state, shirley weber. what can you tell us about her? >> she is a member of the legislature, she is a longtime advocate for racial justice. she was behind but of the ballot measures this year. she has been very popular because, if other people were hoping a black woman would be dominated to replace kamala harris. he dominated her to fill this position. he nominated her. many advocates for black women were saying wait a minute, we needed to replace kamala harris, there are no black women in the senate. there's only 24 of 140 some women who are in

and finally jerry maurice and lead singer of the 1960 s. british group gerry and the pacemakers has died sage 78. it is of course you'll never walk alone one of their classic hits which became the anthem of liverpool football club well in april marston we recorded the song tributes to britain's national health service and died after a short illness related still heart infection. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines u.s. media outlets have attained recordings of an extraordinary our long phone call to president donald trump and the georgia secretary of state broad raffensperger drum can be heard appearing to pressure him to recalculate the election results in the states which was won by.

we do think there is a craft part of it think of jerry seinfeld or jim gaffigan or carol lee for there are people who do craft their material. and it is methodical. and then there are other people who get up there. and then i will think of bit and say something funny them for notes on a card and i work it out on stage a lot of comics, this is the other side that i would be upset if we didn't get to this, that stand up comedy when you talk about the craft of if you can learn funny, you can't, but it is the only artform for the audience sees your work in progress. and we need you to inform us. often times 99.9 percent of the time we don't know where the line is until you tell us. painting a huge oil painting masterpiece when it is one tenth of the way done and then they don't say here it is. it is the only artform. we need you see you cannot sis for doing our job. and i'm talking about when you come to the new york comedy club and you see comedians working out their material, we are putting ourselves out there and trying to write to these bits and we need you and that doesn't mean you're

that was jerry, my mom's husband. is everything okay? no. my mom's dead. ♪

in itself a listening post nick muirhead now on the end star's protests and the collective name by jerry and media outlets that turned out to be the place to go for news coverage of the move. what you're looking at is the biggest collective protest movement in nigeria's history down today tens of thousands of nigerians turned out to demonstrate against police brutality to do with politics if they were young and they were angry would have done that sacrifice unemployment saw during the pen demick and many schools and universities with. with time on their hands nigerian youth were gathering online under the hash tag and songs songs or the special anti robbery squad was a jury's police unit that for decades breached the laws the population. 2020 will go down as they get the people sit back. watch who saw you know till gravity and then before even my gems of the capacity of technology like to play any digital said to be able to give a politician of. but it worked at its last but also still provide evidence there were 2 videos that sparked outrage against police brutality and particularly aga

i guess there was some admiration for jerry brown. he was a good guy. but our guy was better. >> i liked him. i loved ronstadt. i didn't buy into it. i just didn't -- honestly, i didn't think he had the gravitas. bringing the eagles along didn't help that. ♪ i've been put down ♪ i've been pushed round ♪ when will i be loved >> when i went to oregon, i had a couple of events and very few people showed up. jimmy buffett promised he would help me if i ever needed it. i asked him if he would come to oregon which perform, which i knew would gather a big crowd. >> i picked up the campaign in portland, oregon. i remember the band was there. they didn't have a sound system big enough for the band. so, a couple of us got out with acoustic guitars. we were popular up in the oregon and washington area at that time. we probably drew 15,000 people or something like that out there. but it was outside. ♪ ♪ >> jerry brown was ahead of me before jimmy buffett came. with jimmy buffett's help, i came out quite well. >> thank you very much. thank you. >> the rock

and jerry hice. will -- identical house. passed the the bill would also address the isturbingly slow nomination of i.g.'s that's been the norm across multiple administrations. would require notification of congress 30 days i.g. being placed on leave. already fication is required prior to an i.g. being removed from duty. the bill also would require the to report to congress if he has not nominated an i.g. days of a vacancy occurring. this report must include the failing to make the nomination and a target date for doing so. requirement will hopefully prod the executive branch to i.g.'s in a more timely manner. i.g.'s provide critical accountability within federal agencies and the positions need to be filled more currently the case. i urge members to support this reserve n bill, and i the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from new york reserves. is gentleman from alabama recognized. mr. palmer: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the alabama, mr

we have seen several attacks in the previous yes and you know in the jerry side dissent on terrorism and it bought a house with miley with booking a fossil in i doubt pot with nigeria places where it has seen several attacks. and the attack just recent attack comes just days after news or voted in parliamentary and presidential elections could be attacked be connected to that. is that is more clear up to now attack can be linked to the prison shall election but is seen as more awful incidents because. which previous to the hospital but pots of terrorism in dade county. now numerous militant groups are active in new share how is the country dealing with the security challenges that it's facing right now. is very challenging it has been challenge in full in each area probably running from solid on pot to now down pots on the top parts of the country because the country has a very weak economy which must terrorists fit in and get in debt recruitment that is why the county is facing child indies. you know being correspondent ways interests thank you for your reporting. and staying in tha

that was you know jerry went into a bit of a panic he got very ill and evacuated to germany this was a 10 week illness and then the succession don't forget that they couldn't find a successor for him years and years since 2013 until that they harassed forced him out and then we had another succession struggle about to start and what was happening was they were putting together the world system of designers that decides who's going to be the successor and part of that was letting these guys out of jail some other key has different leaders to try to decrease the amount of dissent don't forget these 3 were in jail for dissenting right. to reduce the amount of dissent and increase the amount of consensus around who would be champions and that's still part of the conversation. in beirut coming back to you does that mean that the current president is maybe for the protest movement more of a threat than mr booker beautifully because brother in as much as i mean he still uses the language of an autocrat and if one could one feels like saying to him look have you learned nothing in the interv

it's jerry's book. oh, cool [ laughter ] you get this book, and you can just read it to your friends and your family. it's like you're doing the best standup routine in the world it's really that great it's like the best joke book that you can buy anyway, we wanted to try something fun called the seinfeld challenge so just pick up the book and record yourself reading your favorite routine, like you're doing standup. but don't do a seinfeld impression do it as you, just be yourself then send it to us by going to tonightshow.com/theseinfeldchale for more details we're going to play some of our favorites for jerry on the show and see if we can make him laugh with his own jokes it will be fun [ applause ] did you hear billie eilish's new song did you hear it today? [ cheers ] dude, it is -- it's called "therefore i am. it is a jam. >> tariq: oh, yeah, yeah >> jimmy: it's great you know, she can do no wrong in my book and finneas, her brother, amazing. but billie eilish just -- it's such an out of the park -

jerry trained our volunteers and it was down to a 15-minute wait in a matter of minutes. >> whatever you did, it seemed to work. mayor, thank you. thanks for your time and hospitality. be well. have a great weekend. >> my pleasure. >> we have some breaking news here on this friday morning. new york governor andrew cuomo just added new york city to the list of areas that can resume indoor dining at 25%. that is going to happen according to the governor, on valentine's day. again, that breaking news coming in just a few moments ago. >>> one reason i'm here in north charleston, south carolina, is to bring you the incredible story of henry darby. he's a high school principal by day and he's a walmart associate by night. every dime he wakes at walmart, though, that second job that he picked up, every dime goes to help his students with their basic needs. 90% of his student body at his high school, north charleston, 90% live below the poverty line and the pandemic has hit this community especially hard. >> i get a little emotional because when you've got children, you've heard sleep under

how did jerry do it? well, let's talk to the guy who gave him a phone call and got him out in the street. we are talking about the mayor of mount pleasant, south carolina. will haney mayor, good morning to you. >> good morning. thank you for having me on and getting the good news out about mount pleasant, south carolina. steve: absolutely. i have been there many times. love it. ainsley has been there many times. her sister's chick-fil-a is that chick-fil-a that we are talking about that jerry works add. you had planned this big rollout of the vaccine. three institutions. you had so many cars and then a computer crashed. what happened? >> >> right at the start the registration went down, don't know what happened, murphy's law, got the thing again. the medical university of south carolina, i want to give them a shoutout. they were doing this in collaboration with east cooper hospital which is in mount pleasant and roper hospital in mount pleasant and they had 1,032 people sign up and right at the start some

it was home to five-time super bowl champion teams and hall of fame players by joe montana, jerry rice and steve jones. in 1982, the game-winning touchdown pass from joe montana to dwight clark was known as "the catch." leading the niners to their first super bowl. the 49ers hosted eight n.f.c. championship games including the 2001 season that ended with a loss to the new york giants. in 201, the last event held at candlestick park was a concert by paul mccartney who played with the beatles in 1966, the stadium's first concert. demolition of the stick began in late 2014 and it was completed in september 2015. the giants had moved to pacific rail park in 2000 while the 49ers moved to santa clara in 2014. with structural claims and numerous name changes, many have passed through and will remember candlestick park as home to the legendary athletes and entertainment. these memorable moments will live on in a place called the stick. (♪) >> we have a wonderful adult ceramic class. we offer over 10 adult classes in morning and evening. it accommodates people who work in the day, people who

from what i knew just how well we have seen several attacks in the previous yes and you know in the jerry side descent of terrorism and it bought a house with miley with booking a fossil in i doubt pot with nigeria places where it has since. the p.r.c. . and the attack just recent attack comes just days after news or voted in parliamentary and presidential elections could be attacked be connected to that. is that is more clear up to now can be listened to depreciation election but is seen as more of incidents because i said use an area which previously hostile up on pots of terrorism in dade county. now numerous militant groups are active in news share how is the country dealing with the security challenges that it's facing right now. is very challenging it has been challenging for any general public to run in from solid on pot to melt down pots on the top parts of the country because the country has a very weak economy which must terrorist fit in and get in debt recruitment that is why the county is facing challenges. you know the correspondent weighs interest thank you for your reportin

he comes here every morning before starting work at 730 to meet up with 2 friends randy and jerry are both local farmers here these guys are always here we don't there was all the worries grow. every morning. we're here. they regularly discuss ways of saving the world but for the past 5 years david has had far fewer worries on his mind you they all remember the day his life changed forever. it was here that morning he where he would come in the door with a lottery ticket and he walked through right. there. and i knew before he won the lottery ticket after one of ours my best friend. on that day david won the big bucks big time this year 62000000 dollars in just moments he went from a poor working class man to a member of the elite one percent of top earners but he never forgot his old friends to check out the shop's washer so. he quit his job as a mechanic at the workshop just next door. david was working 2 jobs to get by 12 hour days for just $2500.00 a month he said to trade it. he appeared in my eyes what it is to be poor in rural america. so what we do. now david has some of the t

webb: hi, jerry. i'm going to follow ronald reagan and say i don't answer loaded questions. i'm not in the room with these people right now. patricia: thank you so much. we are going to go right to kathleen roberts and then k couple of its. >> my question is how to reach these people who feel like they have been disenfranchised by the left and left that party long ago. it seems like they vote against their own best interests and if social safety nets or something republicans won't get behind and that is -- will help them make it into new types of industry, how do you reach them? i also think both sides have some propaganda at work. i know i'm biased, but the right seems really effective at it and destructive. maybe it's a convoluted question and too much information? david: i will just say the democrats, and senator webb can speak to this, when you talk to democrats who ran in purple states and purple districts, what help them a great deal was they had a lot less cultural weight they are feeling like they are carrying on their shoulders, and that we use woke today can mean s