jimmy chang is back with us.t for the market and where he's seeing serious strength. so this is pickleball? it's basically tennis for babies, but for adults. it should be called wiffle tennis. pickle! yeah, aw! whoo! ♪♪ these guys are intense. we got nothing to worry about. with e*trade from morgan stanley, we're ready for whatever gets served up. dude, you gotta work on your trash talk. i'd rather work on saving for retirement. or college, since you like to get schooled. that's a pretty good burn, right? got him. good game. thanks for coming to our clinic, first one's free. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >>> we're struggling to hold on to the momentum from late last week. we'll head toward the close of trading this monday. investors looking to the critical economic data including cpi on wednesday. joining me, post nine ji

and then when i saw that i had this beautiful, stable, loving family, it -- >> jimmy: changed everythingh, that's right. [ cheers ] he is a good guy. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: that's good, right? >> he's beautiful. >> jimmy: that's beautiful. >> he's the best. >> jimmy: your husband in the show, i go, "man, they've got chemistry right there." that's because that's your actual real husband. [ audience aws ] >> yes. >> jimmy: that's your husband, david. how cool is that -- [ cheers and applause ] -- that you got to do that together? >> 28 years. he just -- you know, we have this -- he holds me down, you know? >> jimmy: yeah. >> he's the best. you got to throw out the first pitch at a chicago cubs game. first of all -- [ cheers and applause ] first of all, i would say. "no." i would say, "absolutely not." why would you do that? your life was going -- your life was going great. you were nominated for emmys. you can act. why mess it up by -- do you know how to throw a pitch? >> i've never thrown a baseball in my life. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i know! exactly! that's what

and then when i saw that i had this beautiful, stable, loving family, it -- >> jimmy: changed everythingas, like, a good guy and not riffraff. >> jimmy: yeah, that's right. [ cheers an5 -- that you got to together? [ cheers and applause ] >> 28 years. >> yeah, yeah. he just -- you know, we ha(&.# >> jimmy: that's good, right? >> he's beautiful. >> he's the best. you got to throw out the fir >> he's the best. first of all -- that's because that's your actual real husband. [ audience aws ] >> yes. >> jimmy: that's your husband, david. how cool is that -- [ cheers and applause ] -- that you got to do that together? >> 28 years. he just -- you know, we have this -- he holds me down, you know? >> jimmy: yeah. >> he's the best. you got to throw out the first pitch at a chicago cubs game. first of all -- [ cheers and applause ] first of all, i would say. "no." i would say, "absolutely not." why would you do that? your life was going -- your life was going great. you were nominated for emmys. you can act. >> jimmy: wow. >> i've never thrown a baseball >> jimmy: an everyone right now, you thre th

it was -- changed my life. changed my life. >> jimmy: it did. it did. it did.and applause ] ♪ uh -- i own that film. i own that film on dvd. i love it. >> you did great. >> thanks. >> jimmy: i think -- >> thank you. >> jimmy: i think wes is a a genius and i think that was perfect film for you. bam. >> it changed my life. >> jimmy: man, that is really -- >> thank you. >> jimmy: that was unbelievable. >> and we've worked together ever since. >> jimmy: ever since. >> that was in 1997, and we continue to work together. [ cheers and applause ] so, it's a real, like -- i'm so lucky. i'm so lucky. i'm so lucky. i'm so lucky. >> jimmy: thank you for helping us out, logan. good to see you. i'll let you know when someone else wants their ear pierced. yeah, thanks so much for being here. >> thank you so much. i appreciate it. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he knows his way out. >> that is so -- >> jimmy: he knows how to get out. >> that is so -- >> jimmy: yeah. he knows how to get -- >> he's been here, i mean, he's been here for years. so that's so crazy. >> jimmy: did

it was -- changed my life. changed my life. >> jimmy: it did. it did. it did.eah, but it was exciting. and -- oh! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ uh -- i own that film. i own that film on dvd. i love it. >> you did great. >> thanks. >> jimmy: i think -- >> thank you. >> jimmy: i think wes is a a genius and i think that was perfect film for you. bam. >> it changed my life. >> jimmy: man, that is really -- >> thank you. >> jimmy: that was unbelievable. >> and we've worked together ever since. >> jimmy: ever since. >> that was in 1997, and we continue to work together. [ cheers and applause ] so, it's a real, like -- i'm so lucky. i'm so lucky. i'm so lucky. i'm so lucky. >> jimmy: thank you for helping us out, logan. good to see you. i'll let you know when someone else wants their ear pierced. yeah, thanks so much for being here. >> thank you so much. i appreciate it. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he knows his way out. >> that is so -- >> jimmy: he knows how to get out. >> that is so -- >> jimmy: yeah. he knows how to get -- >> he's been here, i mean, he's been her

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jimmy g is gone. so either a mcconnell or newly acquired quarterback gardner minshew will run the offense running back. shocked. chick josh jacobs left for the packers leaving the starting job to the highly talented white maxx crosby again will be the lead man on defense. but the bottom line is the raiders are in a tough division with an improved broncos team. chargers squad now run by jim harbaugh and of course, the world champion kansas city chiefs. but pierce says he's up to the challenge. >> mond competition, physicality. a crane, the radar identity. and they really put our stamp on what we want to have our place town look like both on offense, defense, special we've got 60's soul for these guys go at it and compete like they've been doing all spring and best man win. >> let's go to the diamond now. tonight could be the last battle of the bay matchup between the oakland a's and the giants in san francisco with the a's. of course, potentially moving to sacramento next season before that moved to ve

the team made some radical changes in the offseason. jimmy g is gone.onnell are newly acquired quarterback gardner minshew. it's going to be running the offense. max crosby's again going to the lead man on defense. but bottom line is the raiders are in a tough division win, improved broncos team. chargers squad, which is now run by jim harbaugh and of course, the world champion kansas city chiefs. but peer says it is up to the challenge. >> mond competition, physicality. a crane, the radar identity. and it really put our stamp on what we want to have our place town look like both on offense, defense, special we've got 60's soul for these guys go at it and compete like they've been doing all spring and best man win. >> and that is your look at sports. and that's all we've it's time to get away and cash in at cache creek casino resort. to rock and to roll. to go all out or go all in with four stars and rising stars. northern california's premier casino resort is the perfect place to do as much... or as little as you want. make your getaway now and cache i

meanwhile, the famous host jimmy dore claims that internet censorship in britain already exists.collected data on this matter. according to his information, london has no grounds to accuse of suppressing freedom of speech. to moscow. last year, for example, 400 violators were detained for internet statements in russia, 3,300 people in the united kingdom. who is actually the last dictatorship in europe that is engaged in information leaks without regard for the law and elementary principles of justice. belarus once again answered such burning questions for some. let us recall, on july 26, when crossing our border at the checkpoint. the story of four latvian citizens detained for smuggling marijuana. is this your first visit to belarus? no, not the first. and their parents as well. sleepless night, we have sedatives, we, what happened, who benefited? will you come again? watch the current interview. august 13, after the panorama. at the finish line karavai 2024 , taking into account rapeseed, already weighs 7,129,000 tons. brest region has completed the mass harvest of grain and le

. >> jessica: jimmy, do you think there will be a change in the way campaigning is going to happen for election? >> jimmy: i hope not because i think it shows weakness on a world stage. we don't run this joint anymore but don't worry because the acting director is actually getting trump this new technology called a scarecrow, going to have a scarecrow at every rally. it is so embarrassing to me that nobody gets fired. i think it is the biggest problem with government and the best argument be having a private-sector guy in there come a guy in the private sector, the ceo doesn't want to own anyone else's failures. downstream. so you fire them for your own credibility with the people you're trying to lead. nobody gets fired, you know i mean? generals didn't get fired in afghanistan, mayorkas should be fired for the border, kim cheatle only stepped down because the sloped roof. it demonstrates weakness across the board and i hate admitting to the world we are not safe and we do not know what we are doing, it's gross. >> jessica: kennedy, what do you think? >> kennedy: i think he is kim che

. >> jessica: jimmy, do you think there will be a change in the way campaigning is going to happen forn? >> jimmy: i hope not because i think it shows weakness on a world stage. we don't run this joint anymore but don't worry because the acting director is actually getting trump this new technology called a scarecrow, going to have a scarecrow at every rally. it is so embarrassing to me that nobody gets fired. i think it is the biggest problem with government and the best argument be having a private-sector guy in there come a guy in the private sector, the ceo doesn't want to own anyone else's failures. downstream. so you fire them for your own credibility with the people you're trying to lead. nobody gets fired, you know i mean? generals didn't get fired in afghanistan, mayorkas should be fired for the border, kim cheatle only stepped down because the sloped roof. it demonstrates weakness across the board and i hate admitting to the world we are not safe and we do not know what we are doing, it's gross. >> jessica: kennedy, what do you think? >> kennedy: i think he is kim cheatle in

ambassador eizenstat was domestic policy adviser for jimmy carter and u.s. ambassador to the european union during the clinton administration. ambassador eizenstat, there's an old saying that politics stops at the water's edge. is that still true today? unfortunately, it's not, peter. and i think one of the things that inhibits u.s. leadership abroad in diplomacy is the fact that politics don't stop at the water's edge. they are very divisive. we saw that, for example, with ukraine. so when our negotiators leaders are negotiating with foreign governments and they don't have the full bipartisan support of the congress and the public, it weakens our position. i wrote this book for three reasons. one is that we live in a very turbulent time with seemingly irresolvable conflicts. and i wanted to show by looking at the major conflicts we did resolve over the last 50 years that diplomacy can. it did work and it can work again. second, i wrote it because we're in the midst of two hot wars in gaza and ukraine. we've through an era in our own lifetimes of multiple wa

. >> jessica: jimmy, do you think there will be a change in the way campaigning is going to happen forction? >> jimmy: i hope not because i think it shows weakness on a world stage. we don't run this joint anymore but don't worry because the acting director is actually getting trump this new technology called a scarecrow, going to have a scarecrow at every rally. it is so embarrassing to me that nobody gets fired. i think it is the biggest problem with government and the best argument be having a private-sector guy in there come a guy in the private sector, the ceo doesn't want to own anyone else's failures. downstream. so you fire them for your own credibility with the people you're trying to lead. nobody gets fired, you know i mean? generals didn't get fired in afghanistan, mayorkas should be fired for the border, kim cheatle only stepped down because the sloped roof. it demonstrates weakness across the board and i hate admitting to the world we are not safe and we do not know what we are doing, it's gross. >> jessica: kennedy, what do you think? >> kennedy: i think he is kim cheatle

the team made some radical changes in the offseason. jimmy g is gone. so either 8 mcconnell are newly acquired quarterback gardner minshew. it's going to be running the offense. max crosby's again going to the lead man on defense. but the bottom line is the raiders are in a tough division win, improved broncos team. chargers squad, which is now run by jim harbaugh and of course, the world champion kansas city chiefs. but pierce says it is up to the challenge. >> mond competition, physicality. a crane, the radar identity. and it really put our stamp on what we want to have our place town look like both on offense, defense, special we've got 60's soul for these guys go at it and compete like they've been doing all spring and that the best man win. >> and that is your look at sports. 4 is your he for the raiders preseason, by the way. so make sure to tune in with us thismoh as the raiders will be taking on the vikings. the cowboys and the forty-niners erin wilson, ben ross and our sports director jason dus.we'll have your pre-game coverage. raiders first p

the team made some radical changes in the offseason. jimmy g is gone.so either 8 mcconnell are newly acquired quarterback gardner minshew. it's going to be running the offense. max crosby's again going to the lead man on defense. but the bottom line is the raiders are in a tough division win, improved broncos team. chargers squad, which is now run by jim harbaugh and of course, the world champion kansas city chiefs. but pierce says it is up to the challenge. >> mond competition, physicality. a crane, the radar identity. and it really put our stamp on what we want to have our place town look like both on offense, defense, special we've got 60's soul for these guys go at it and compete like they've been doing all spring and that the best man win. >> and that is your look at sports. kron. 4 is your home for the raiders preseason. so make sure to tune in this month as the raiders take on the vikings. the cowboys and of course, the forty-niners erin wilson, ben ross and our sports director jason dumas. we'll have all the pre-game coverage. raiders preseason

it's their one chance to be on television, you know, win life-changing money and prizes. >> jimmy: isn'tnow? and we have so much fun with our contestants. >> jimmy: you're a natural at it. you're great at it. >> i truly love it. i mean, it's not my money. you know what i mean? [ light laughter ] i'm giving people other people's money. >> jimmy: yeah, you're giving away other people's money. >> i'm giving cars and teslas, and stuff. >> jimmy: it's great. >> great. >> jimmy: and also, you're acting. now you're in a new thriller called "skincare." >> "skincare." >> jimmy: it's tricky. it's so good. >> thank you. yeah, it's good. it's got a lot of twists and turns. >> jimmy: it really does. >> you don't really know what's happening. >> jimmy: no. basically, how do we set it up? >> well, it's a thriller. there's a rival -- i have a a rival skincare esthetician, they're called. and i want to take him out, because i think he's messing with my business. but it turns out, nothing is as it seems. >> jimmy: nothing is as it seems. but you come up with this skincare. you got your thing. your own pla

the team made some radical changes in the offseason. jimmy g is gone.r 8 mcconnell are newly acquired quarterback gardner minshew. it's going to be running the offense. max crosby's again going to the lead man on defense. but the bottom line is the raiders are in a tough division win, improved broncos team. chargers squad, which is now run by jim harbaugh and of course, the world champion kansas city chiefs. but pierce says it is up to the challenge. >> mond competition, physicality. a crane, the radar identity. and it really put our stamp on what we want to have our place look like both on offense, defense, special we've got 16 so for these guys go at it and compete like they've been doing all spring and that the best man win. >> and that is your look at sports. >> all right. it is 6.53. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a new study shows some fruits help well, it is the next big powerball jackpot coming up, it's now 171 million dollars. there was no winner in california for this draw. >> but there were more than 48,000 winning tickets that wer

i think many jimmy breslin. right. and and he would change them like if he ever was suit. and so i think in our mind's eye we think of him from the peale's beer commercial or something like that, you know, the good beer, that guy. so we did a press imitation. but you know, that went that went only so far, i think. and what i was also struck throughout this is his his his heart is a huge heart. ronny told me that he would go to some horrible moment in the city's streets and write the hell out of it report the hell out it and then have to take to his bed like he would go home and he would he would his he would decompress. he would own what he had seen and heard of people who had who had suffered a loss and i think his heart is reflected in in his columns about. people with in the mid-eighties when a lot of people and a of newspapers were really not addressing it and. he he he goes at a very early and write on and here. is one one section where he visits a man in a hospital when looked up in the recovery room he saw his mother and one of his sisters a nun, came and took them

because of jimmy carter. anyway, i do work in the polls in indiana and have for five years.eel they are so good, at least in our town. we use machines, but we vote, we have classes for our workers. and when we work, we are there from 5:00 in the morning until almost 7:00 that particular voting day. we don't leave until every vote and if someone works without the final one, someone goes into the parking lot to make sure they finish and if someone slips away quickly, the republican and democrat go over to it to push the vote button. i just feel indiana is such a safe place to vote and i feel confident. i love politics and i love c-span, because i get to hear all the voices. i do not ask my friends who they vote for. some of them cannot afford to have cable, therefore they don't see everything. they are influenced by national television. i've spoken too much and i'm sorry. host: no no no, thank you for calling, judy, we appreciate it. guest: thank you, judy. i'm so glad you called. there are literally hundreds of thousands of judy's all over the country. people serving their co

the team made some radical changes in the offseason. jimmy g is gone.acquired quarterback gardner minshew. it's going to be running the offense. max crosby's again going to the lead man on defense. but the bottom line is the raiders are in a tough division with improved broncos team. chargers squad, which is now run by jim harbaugh and of course, the world champion kansas city chiefs, but peer says is up to the challenge. >>mond competition, physicality. our craig, the radar identity. and it really put our stamp on what we want to have our place town look like both offense, defense, special we've 60's soul for these guys go at it and compete like they've been doing all spring and best man win. >>and that does it here for us at kron-on will be back with the morning news at 5 o'clock. i'm stephanie rothman. thanks for watching and have a great night. ♪ ♪ >> nischelle: tonight... kathie lee gifford struggling to walk. only "e.t." is with the star. revealing a series of health setbacks. >> i have been beat up by life.

because of jimmy carter. anyway, i do work in the polls in indiana and have for five years.eel they are so good, at least in our town. we use machines, but we vote, we have classes for our workers. and when we work, we are there from 5:00 in the morning until almost 7:00 that particular voting day. we don't leave until every vote and if someone works without the final one, someone goes into the parking lot to make sure they finish and if someone slips away quickly, the republican and democrat go over to it to push the vote button. i just feel indiana is such a safe place to vote and i feel confident. i love politics and i love c-span, because i get to hear all the voices. i do not ask my friends who they vote for. some of them cannot afford to have cable, therefore they don't see everything. they are influenced by national television. i've spoken too much and i'm sorry. host: no no no, thank you for calling, judy, we appreciate it. guest: thank you, judy. i'm so glad you called. there are literally hundreds of thousands of judy's all over the country. people serving their co

we're really do any recreation on the water now hoping to change that and clean up the lake. repreoentative jimmy panetta from this area has secured $850,000 in federal funding to launch a cleanup effort to hopefully one day restore recreational use here. this will be. >> a park will put more people will continue to come to connect with nature with each other. and with this community. >> because restoring this park is more than just revitalizing the lake. it's about investing in our children's future, ensuring that they have the same opportunities for joy learning and connection that i once did at this park. >> now, in addition to cleaning up the lake, the city also says that they have a lot of money in the city's budget to start remodeling and improving the bathrooms here at lake cunningham, regional park. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> all right. take a peek outside. there is mount diablo woke up this morning and boy, significantly cooler. yeah, still toasty but cooler, right? yeah. how about that? and that's where we're going to head as we

>> jimmy: i'm sorry about that. >> tariq: this stinks.y because i have a a sweet tooth, so i also ate some white chocolate candy products sold at multiple major change -- chains. >> an important recall alert to tell you about this morning, especially if you have a sweet tooth. [ laughter ] the fda sounding the alarm about white chocolate candy products sold at multiple major change -- chains. [ laughter ] >> tariq: you've got to be kidding me! [ applause ] >> jimmy: i -- i'm afraid not. >> tariq: man, no more food. i'm just buying home decor items from now on. when i go to the grocery train -- grocery chain, rather -- trader joe's, i'm only getting mango tangerine scented candles. >> a recall on a home decor item. [ laughter ] grocery train -- grocery chain, rather -- trader joe's is calling back mango tangerine scented candles. >> tariq: man, that's it, man, i'm done. >> jimmy: all right, tariq -- tariq trotter, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ really? >> steve: oh, my god. >> jimmy: and finally, six flags just announced that they're

we're really do any recreation on the water now hoping to change that and clean up the lake. representative jimmy panetta from this area has secured $850,000 in federal funding to launch a cleanup effort to hopefully one day restore recreational use here. this will be. >> a park will put people will continue to come to connect with nature with each other. and with this community. >> because restoring this park is more than just revitalizing the lake. it's about investing in our children's future, ensuring that they have the same opportunities for joy learning and connection that i once did at this park. >> now, in addition to cleaning up the lake, the city also says that they have a lot of money in the city's budget to start remodeling and improving the bathrooms here at lake cunningham, regional park. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> all right. some major sports news now. steph curry has agreed to stay with the golden state warriors and 62 million reasons to do so. the superstar agreed to a 62 million dollar one year extension that will carry t

ambassador eizenstat was domestic policy adviser for jimmy carter and u.s. ambassador to the european union during the

i'm sure y'all, song of jimmy on the soap or if i am a lucky person. so i always have fun. let us know. i have never said this before, but the luckiest thing that ever happened to me was being born into this family discussion though, do you let me cry such a happy family, though? i have no words to express how much i love you. the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, they recalled the warriors of light. gerald was witnesses. disciples of the former cult members discuss codependency and self sacrifice, mental and physical abuse. difficult escape. the hard goes back to life. in 15 minutes on the w a chairman check is that if those or even where does it come from? a clash of cultures has invested around to building fits is symbol over name who invented the focus on unit 19 minutes on dw the or you're watching dw news live from the the fronts releases the ball, solve the telegram messaging up from cost to date. the puzzled, you're always not allowed to leave french territory and remains under investigation for alleged crimes committed on telegraph. post coming off, ty, food

jimmy berns. i have a scholar in the audience here. he was sometimes called the assistant president. fdr, reanythinged and changed s minde and gave into the choicef the big city democratic trained 2,000 miles to the west of the opening day of the convention. roosevelt chose and truman told everyone including his wife which is important. including hiswo wife that would never excel but he did. a few weeks after the close of the democratic convention, 1944. a hot and humid day in august of 1944fdr invited the nominee, harryne truman nominated to a lunch and photo opt at the white house. we wrote about it. said we are dying in the backyard of the white house. the south lawn under a tree planned by old andy jackson. he loved jackson. there is a famous photo graph. he was sitting at the brown table under the jackson tree. taken off the coat because of thet heat. roosevelt was wearing a white starched shirt with a monogram. there was a slim bow tie. a bloodstone ring on his left picky. i researched that. got it from his father his eyes were b

kamala harris and her campaign are hoping to change that.e now is francesca chambers, white house correspondent with "usa today" who has been covering harris for five years and juanita tolliver author of the upcoming "a more perfect party: the night shirley chris some and diane collier reshaped politics." francesca, you've been following harris for years. i'm curious as to what you see are the main changes in how she sort of evolved as a candidate. it's not just that the speech today was compelling and exciting and talk being poll sir, but, i mean, to rock the carolina blue when you are in north carolina, that is a level of campaign confidence that i have not seen in a long time. how do you think that the sort of strategy of this campaign has changed as she's gained momentum in the last three weeks? >> well, even just recently as you're noting there has been a vibe shift. if you look at the event that she had with president joe biden yesterday, when she took the stage and she was talking, there was a confidence there of where she was leading

jimmy byrnes. thank you. i said, jimmy ross. jimmy byrnes i have a scholar here in the audience. jimmy byrnes probably the most qualified, and he was sometimes called the assistant president. but then fdr reneged, changed his mind, gave in to the he gave in to the choice of the big city, democratic bosses. and so from his train, from roosevelt to train 2000 miles to the west and san diego on the opening day of the convention and roosevelt chose truman. and truman had told everyone, including his wife, which is important, including his wife, that he would never accept. but he did. and so a few weeks after the close of that democratic convention and in 1944, a hot, humid day in august, 1944, fdr invited the presidential or is the nominee, harry truman, the nominee to a lunch and a photo op at the white house. truman wrote about it to his wife, bess, and he said, we dined in the backyard of the white house. he called the backyard the south lawn under a tree planted by old andy jackson. he loved jack's. and there's a famous photograph that shows roosevelt and truman sitting at this r

okay, should have held a media briefing and talk you on wednesday where he explained his decision. jimmy to guy come, i do see that it is necessary to show the people that the liberal democratic party is changing and the policy is new for this transparent and open elections and free and vigorous defined are important. the most obvious for escape to show the policy will change is for me to step aside. i will not be running in the forthcoming policy. election from abroad has moved from sold and neighboring south korea, freezing and facing mounting pressure because of the scandals. he made the announcement during a live news event wednesday morning, but using the event really to try to put a bright face on his decision, talking up what he regards as being his achievements during the 3 years that he's been private as the starting with the economy various economic stimulus packages that he puts in place uh, as the japan indulged from the pandemic, and also achievements that he made on the international stage. and he wants to, i think, to be remembered for continuing the prompt, the policies o

he got up and changed the channel back. he jumped up and he's slobbering all over the place.'ll rip your damn head off. you don't touch that tv. he's going on all crazy stuff, and he turns the channel, and he sits back down. and i just looked at him and i turned the channel again. and he jumped up, and he starts cussing at me, and then i finally threw a particular cuss word at him that i knew was going to set him off. and as soon as i did, he took a while haymaker swing at me. and i come up with an uppercut and nailed him. kicked him through three rows of chairs, and jumped on him, and i beat him to a pulp. lester holt: hall had a ringside view of saturday night's main event. afterwards, he staunchly defended jimmy as the retaliator, not the instigator, when prison officials interviewed eyewitnesses about the tv room brawl. you're larry hall's new hero. yeah, i became his new best friend and hero too. lester holt: jimmy could sense that his heroics had brought him even closer to hall. and now, he was ready to make a bold move. in the prison library, jimmy had figured out a st

i'm sure you all can song of jimmy on the soap or if i am a lucky person. so i always have from the lowest audio. i have never said this before, but the luckiest thing ever happened to me was being born into this family discussion though. you let me go and such a happy family, though i have no words to express how much i love you, the or the to the points. strong and clear position international perspective. germany is still in shock after the nice attack and zoning and main suspects came from syria and diluted terminal authorities triggering political debates about to partitions and asylum. on to the point we ask after the knife attacks, the germany changed to migration to the point being 30 minutes on d w the this is dw news, live it from berlin, depression to crack down in migration here in germany. deportations to afghanistan resumed the 1st since the tale bon returns of our the german government is promising to get tough on asylum and security ahead of 2 regional elections this weekend. also coming up and us vice presidential or us, vice president rath

today, the future of the park changed from what it could be to what it will be. the city announced an $850,000 federal grant obtained by congressman jimmy panetta, that will begin the revitalization of the park. if we can have the power of the federal purse come into effect here in south san jose, i'm more than happy to do that. paddle boats and rowboats have been mothballed for years, mostly because of contaminants in the water. a lot of it is contamination from fecal matter, which is from the geese and the dogs that come around here. there's also just there's water quality issues. just because it's a lake where water flows in but doesn't flow out. but those boats will soon be back on the water. today the city announced the implementation of a new water filtration process. a natural one. there are some native plants here. city leaders got to work today, removing some of the invasive, non-native plants around the lake. the plan also calls for the renovation of all the bathrooms. councilman domingo candelas described their current state as prison like. i'm leaning

but then fd, r -- fdr reneged, changed his mind.gave in to the chose of the big city democratic -- the choice ofem the big city democratic bosses. and f so from his train, from rs relate's train the ,000 miles to the west on san diego on the opening day of the convention, roosevelt chose truman if x. truman had told everyone, including his wife -- which is important -- including his wife that he would nebraska accept -- he would never accept. but he did. and so a few weeks after the closeat of that a democratic convention in 1944, a hot, humid day in august 1944, fdr invited the presidential oria the nomin, harry n truman, the nominee, toa lunch and a photo op at the white house. truman wrote about it to the his wife, bess, and he said we dined in the backyard of the white house, he called it the backyard, the south lawn. under a tree planted by old andy jackson. he loved jackson. and there's a famous photograph that shows roosevelt and truman sitting at this round table under the jackson'. if -- the jackson tree. and they'd taken o

so the thank you for me change, you may go after the speech, i'm sure i'll have to redo my make up. i'm sure you all can song of jimmy on the soap or if i am a lucky person, i always have some plans. i do. i have never said this before, but the luckiest thing ever happened to me was being born into this family discussion though. you let me cry such a happy family. i have no words to express how much i love you. the to the point. strong and clear position international perspective. germany is still in shock after the nice attack and zoning and the main suspect came from syria and diluted german authorities triggering political debates about to partitions and asylum. on to the point we ask after those willing and nice attacks at germany changed to migration to the point being 30 minutes on d w. a firm started with a mission. a warning shows by the way, i am to ensure the animals on this foam has the best positive life. there are massage processing menu which is high quality, meet best animal welfare from the way they, the animals to the products from the kitchen. everything is, frankl

and then don't change the channel because after that, we have an all-new show with nick jonas.>> jimmy: megan rapinoe and sue bird -- >> steve: whoa! [ cheers ] >> jimmy: i'm not done. ice spice. >> steve: what? [ cheers ] >> jimmy: maybe a couple surprise appearances. >> steve: ooh. [ audience oohs ] >> jimmy: maybe will ferrell? >> steve: what? [ audience oohs ] >> jimmy: maybe two guys from a a giant marvel movie that's out this weekend? >> steve: what? [ cheers ] >> jimmy: i don't know. i don't know. you'll have to tune in and find out this friday night, nbc. it's gonna be good, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] maybe. but first, what a show we have for you tonight. he is an oscar and golden globe-winning actor who stars in the new film "the instigators," which opens in select theaters august 2nd and streams august 9th on apple tv+. matt damon is here tonight! [ cheers and applause ] one of the best -- >> steve: love him. >> jimmy: -- to ever do it. >> steve: love that man. >> jimmy: love that dude. >> steve: a delight. >> jimmy: oh, i like this guy. he stars in the new m. nigh

this is the first clue that times are changing . second clue is summarized in my recent article that documented more than a thousand cases in which actors , artists, and public figures were manipulated by lobbyists. zionism being the target of punishment shows that israel is losing its control over the presented narratives . you don't have to be a palestinian to understand that the killing of around 5,000 children is an unacceptable act and a war crime when melissa. braara, the actress of the movie scream of gaza , compared it to a forced labor camp , as if a rocket had been fired deep into the hills of hollywood. was up to a letter to the boss president biden should write and ask him to stop giving us-made bombs to israel, because these bombs are falling on the people of gaza, these famous people. my eldest son comes to me and my wife and asks us to talk about him as loudly as possible so that this does not happen to anyone else. in the last eight weeks, we have seen more than 16,000 civilians killed. we were palestinians in gaza,

we're really do any recreation on the water now hoping to change that and clean up the lake. representative jimmy panetta from this area has secured $850,000 in federal funding to launch a cleanup effort to hopefully one day restore recreational use here. this will be. >>a park will put people will continue to come to connect with nature with each other. and with this community. >>because restoring this park is more than just revitalizing the lake. it's about investing in our children's future, ensuring that they have the same opportunities for joy learning and connection that i once did at this park. now, in addition to cleaning up the lake, the city also says that they have a lot of money in the city's budget. >>to start remodeling and improving the bathrooms here at lake cunningham, regional park. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. multi-agency investigation and take down has led to the arrests of more than a dozen oakland gang members. police say they are responsible burglarizing marijuana dispensaries up and down the state kron four's. dan kerma

behind every second of game-changing performance there's a lifetime of dedication. the live concert event tomorrow on gma. summer concert series sponsored by wayfair. >> we're still trying to figure out why this happened and which is why we're hoping that the public will help us. like they've been helping us with some of these older cases and going forward, we're hoping to continue to add new cold cases to this. >> san jose detectives are calling on its citizens to help with murder cases that have gone cold. the department now has its own most wanted list, and tonight they're zeroing in on two cases in particular, there are now new images in the hopes of identifying the suspects. >> police shared them with us tonight. the first image shows two men believed to be suspects in a december 2018 shooting of a man in the area of east virginia and south third street. you're seeing that image here. >> detectives then shared a second image of a 1990s gold lexus sedan taken in november of 2020. police believe the suspects used that car after the fatal shooting of a man on orla

, all and all the, jimmy schmitz, which i remember were a stunning addition to this john wall said toin a room together and i came up with thatem y in an epi that got them in the oval office together. as difficult as it was, i think i knew every minute that i was there that this knwas a peak moment. every year, every day, r this was a peak work moment for us. >> 100% and martin and i were driving to the institute of [ inaudible ] in san diego and he said people who went to college, the college years were the best years of their lives. they just wish they had appreciated it at the time. and he said that west wing, those were the best years of our lives but we did appreciate it and i think that's true. we all know how fortunate we were to work with this family that really developed and that we are still so lucky o rsei t to be so incredibly close and obviously martin and john as the parents helped nurture that. >> i've always said that about it. imagine going to a high school you loved your college you you loved your college you love. that is what this is like and what looking back is l

jimmy kimmel is up next. guest host martin short. >> have a great night and a wonderful weekend. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live" with guest host martin short. tonight -- selena gomez. beck.

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and it for me, it's just this slow, slow walk to total authoritarianism where we can change anythingsavile, who is the most obscene paedophile this country has ever seen. and of course, was the bbc's biggest star. and after he was exposed, against the bbc's wishes , there was a statue of wishes, there was a statue of him in leeds that was pulled down. there were all sorts of celebrations of him that were disappeared. now, i don't think anybody that had a note of jimmy savile, whether it was a plaque on the wall or a statue in leeds, would want to be walking past those. they'd say they should be removed. and i think thatis should be removed. and i think that is the attitude we should go that is the attitude we should 90 by that is the attitude we should go by 100%. >> and i, you know, a statue is a statue. you take it down, nobody knows it was there. this is something that actually happenedin is something that actually happened in time. the queen's funeral happened and hugh's voice was over the top of it. you start changing that and you've actually altered history. you're not just rem