please welcome sloane crosley! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ sloane! all right! >> hi!>> thank you for having me. >> michael: i'm excited to talk to you. this book is beautiful and wonderful. you write, before this book, a lot of essays involving humor. this is a memoir involving loss and grief with a lot of humor in it. i laughed. but how did you strike the balance between grief and laughing? >> i know. i can't believe i'm here talking about this sad book. no, i think that the sort of topography of grief that everyone experiences, the people you miss, you miss because they are so specific. and in this case, the person i miss was very dark and very funny. and so you have both my cylinder of humor going and his going at the same time. >> michael: you mention russell, but really, when you start this book, it is about being burglarized. >> i know. so many bad things happened. >> michael: so many bad things happened. again, there is a lot of laughing, for real. [laughter] but one of the most interesting parts of the book is how it turns. and tell me a little bit about, you

please welcome sloane crosley! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ sloane! all right! >> hi!me. >> michael: i'm excited to talk to you. this book is beautiful and wonderful. you write, before this book, a lot of essays involving humor. this is a memoir involving loss and grief with a lot of humor in it. i laughed. but how did you strike the balance between grief and laughing? >> i know. i can't believe i'm here talking about this sad book. no, i think that the sort of topography of grief that everyone experiences, the people you miss, you miss because they are so specific. and in this case, the person i miss was very dark and very funny. and so you have both my cylinder of humor going and his going at the same time. >> michael: you mention russell, but really, when you start this book, it is about being burglarized. >> i know. so many bad things happened. >> michael: so many bad things happened. again, there is a lot of laughing, for real. [laughter] but one of the most interesting parts of the book is how it turns. and tell me a little bit about, you know, how you approach t

witnesses say it took about 15 minutes to reach sloan, who was rushed to the hospital, and later died. >> the parents were helpless. i mean, they couldn't find their child. everybody was trying to help. >> reporter: collapsing sand holes have claimed dozens of lives over the years. some communities ban beachgoers from digging them. what makes it so dangerous? >> the fact that sand is unstable and it can move very quickly. >> reporter: and it could collapse at any time. >> it could collapse, yes. >> reporter: 7-year-old sloan's family was on vacation here from indiana. her elementary school calling her a bright, sweet, loving first grade student. david? >> david: just an awful story. and a reminder for us all again. victor, thank you. >>> in new york city tonight, the murder case now making national news. the suspect wanted in several states, in fact, and the manhattan d.a. wants him extradited back to new york to face charges. but the arizona prosecutor tonight who says she won't send him back. the manhattan d.a. says she's playing politics with a murder case. here's trevor ault. >> r

witnesses say it took about 15 minutes to reach sloan, who was rushed to the hospital, and later died. >> the parents were helpless. i mean, they couldn't find their child. everybody was trying to help. >> reporter: collapsing sand holes have claimed dozens of lives over the years. some communities ban beachgoers from digging them. what makes it so dangerous? >> the fact that sand is unstable and it can move very quickly. >> reporter: and it could collapse at any time. >> it could collapse, yes. >> reporter: 7-year-old sloan's family was on vacation here from indiana. her elementary school calling her a bright, sweet, loving first grade student. david? >> david: just an awful story. and a reminder for us all again. victor, thank you. >>> in new york city tonight, the murder case now making national news. the suspect wanted in several states, in fact, and the manhattan d.a. wants him extradited back to new york to face charges. but the arizona prosecutor tonight, who says she won't send him back. the manhattan d.a. says she's playing politics with a murder case. here's trevor ault. >>

world number one iga swiatek will play against sloane stephens in the first round. meanwhile egor gerasimov appeared in the main draw of the tournament in france, the belarusian tennis player beat the athlete from lithuania, richardas berankis, in two sets in the qualifying final . we are happy, but there could have been more medals, not three, but seven. this opinion was shared upon returning home by the senior coach of the national speed skating team, vitaly rogovtsev. let us remind you that at the all-russian spartakiad the strongest in chelyabinsk reached the highest level of the pedestal. the belarusian beach soccer team in the playoffs of the world cup. nicholas' squad the day before, alvarada beat the vice-champion of the planet, the japanese team, 3:1, and a little later senegal defeated colombia, which allowed our guys to reach the top eight of the world forum ahead of schedule. details of the second victorious match for the belarusian squad, that’s all. two victories in two matches, and this despite the fact that our group finished fourth and second in the

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dulcee sloan, it's great to have you on the show, thank you so much.it's a reason why i will not write a book, i am way too lazy to write a book. >> well, i was tricked by my manager. so, that's how i ended up writing a book. [laughter] he hit me up one day and was like, why did you write a book? i was like, that sounds very difficult, i don't think so. [laughter] and he was like, cool, cool. let's just take a meeting, see if anyone's interested. and then we took four meetings, and he was like, now you have to write a book. this man tricked me. >> well listen, we're going to get to the book in the second, because i do want to talk to you about that. but i've got to ask you about the entire daily show team, you, not pulling any comedic punches in jon stewart's first episode back. he had trump, he hit biden pretty hard. he frankly irked a lot of hard- core democrats out there. the part of the job as you have to call balls and strikes and political satire? >> i mean, i don't know what they were mad about. i mean, what was the issue? like i don't -- what w

>> jon: oh, it's dulce sloan! dulce! [cheers and applause] dulce, it looks like you're outside. asking people what they think? >> i know what they think. it's what everybody thinks: this is the same shit all over again. it's just a reboot! we need more than just the same show with an older, yet familiar face. [cheers and applause] >> jon: you mean -- you are talking about the two candidates -- >> yeah! yeah, i mean, they already had this job. now these old white dudes got to come back and reclaim it? like, come on, sir, go do something new. don't be so desperate. like, let someone else run the show! >> jon: we're talking about the election, right? >> i said what i said. [cheers and applause] >> jon, jon, i disagree. you won't find a single republican who will say they don't want to vote for trump. now, is that because they're afraid of being murdered by other trump voters? yes, but being afraid is a form of excitement. >> yeah. same here, jon, the democrats here can't wait to show their joe biden support with these great campaign shirts. >> jon: desi, his name is velcroed onto t

>> jon: oh, it's dulce sloan! dulce! [cheers and applause] dulce, it looks like you're outside.dy thinks: this is the same shit all over again. it's just a reboot! we need more than just the same show with an older, yet familiar face. [cheers and applause] >> jon: you mean -- you are talking about the two candidates -- >> yeah! yeah, i mean, they already had this job. now these old white dudes got to come back and reclaim it? like, come on, sir, go do something new. don't be so desperate. like, let someone else run the show! >> jon: we're talking about the election, right? >> i said what i said. [cheers and applause] >> jon, jon, i disagree. you won't find a single republican who will say they don't want to vote for trump. now, is that because they're afraid of being murdered by other trump voters? yes, but being afraid is a form of excitement. >> yeah. same here, jon, the democrats here can't wait to show their joe biden support with these great campaign shirts. >> jon: desi, his name is velcroed onto that shirt. >> no. >> jon: what is underneath the name, desi? [laughter and a

dulce sloan, it's great to have you on the show, thank you so much.on't know if anybody told you this, but writing a book is a very hard. >> yeah, it's a reason why i will not write a book, i am way too lazy to write a book. >> well, i was tricked by my manager. so, that's how i ended up writing a book. [laughter] he hit me up one day and was like, why did you write a book? i was like, that sounds very difficult, i don't think so. [laughter] and he was like, cool, cool. let's just take a meeting, see if anyone's interested. and then we took four meetings, and he was like, now you have to write a book. this man tricked me. >> well listen, we're going to get to the book in the second, because i do want to talk to you about that. but i've got to ask you about the entire daily show team, you, not pulling any comedic punches in jon stewart's first episode back. he had trump, he hit biden pretty hard. he frankly irked a lot of hard- core democrats out there. the part of the job as you have to call balls and strikes and political satire? >> i mean, i don't k

it just says new, of course the generals do sort of seem it up throwing up before sloan. yes. store and then we will continue no, don't use the good thing, cause missed it. so here we all are squared away mostly from was splitting if it was in way of a shade. so split on, put this joined them on, you put it into them. you have that on them to put his son and your sister, your new friend. yes, we typically so in this case is typically 50. what is the most? it's across the short as modest or on the for the semester. so use for the most of the pretty much search the nearest of it. yeah. but at the ocean pressure drops it to have to cause the fission to it. so soon as you have to go, the simple just 21 will split them said yeah, theater way. so he escaped up in the boat, but this didn't have to me the negative start in the spring. so i did the rest of the pro. let's get the theodore most of the time. so it was a nuclear arms race began between 19451990. 6 more than 2000 nuclear tests were conducted across the world in the are accounted for one the u. k. a china carried out $4

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trained in new york city in 1929 as a cancer surgeon at the institution that became today's memorial sloan-ketteringcancer center. and then in 1930 at cornell university's prestigious new york hospital, heider was introduced to vincent astor, the chief of staff of that hospital. another member of the normal hall gang, a young heiress, helen hooper brown, had been treated by heider, the hospital and became enamored. his competence and demeanor likely the young doctors to the chief of staff, helen hooper, was the wife of lathrop brown, fdr schoolmate at groton and his apartment maid at harvard. fdr had served, at best as best man at the hooper brown wedding, and lathrop had done likewise for franklin and eleanor in 1905. dr. hightower's unknown archive first revealed in fdr in masks, provides rock solid that he began treating fdr. he was governor of new york shortly before that fateful, which likely involved surgical treatment of the president elect. vinson had written dr. heider to tell him, quote, for obvious reasons on this particular trip, it will be absolute essential to have a member of your par

then sloane directly to the left, and it's really where this firm and the egg meet, end develop into an embryo that's frozen for the future. this entire process is also being carried out with one of the close relatives, the southern white, right? know that population is quite a bit larger, so they're a good test case for the rhino embryo transfer, the entire process had to be reconfigured for rhinos to the point of even inventing new tools. right. and those are so large, there's going to so sick that the only way to reach the uterus it turns out is through the rectum. we have to go one into half me through inside of the animal and bring a needle next to puncture the wall of the rectum into the uterus, and then deposit our ambros inside of the uterus. as far as i know, no, no other amber transfer has ever been done. this way. it's a long journey until an embryo reaches a reino uterus. in the most recent transfer, the southern wide ride new excels, came from belgium, and the spring from austria, virtualization took place in italy. the embryo was frozen and sent to kenya to be implement

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lee, yea, sion to the attack and jordan wouldn't be to attack the base from which of those drones odd sloane and that is in the eastern border in syria. my want to in the bigger picture and putting this into context. does this have the potential to, to escalate the situation and ignite the region? i mean, just a few days ago, the secretary of defense, the us, extreme defense, lloyd austin. he said that the us will not tolerate a tax on american troops. but at the same time, he said this is a dangerous moments in the middle east. exactly, i mean, you know, when you, when you listen to what they're saying, washington, they're basically arguing that there's absolutely no way america, the world superpower and the middle east. great. this power was not going to retaliate for the king of pretty, of what soldiers. not just that this comes after, reportedly something between a 150 and a 160 times where american forces in iraq, syria, yeah. man, other places or targets have been attacked. so it was almost accepted as a fact that america was going to 30 days anyway. so within this condition that ameri

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. >> reporter: the child, identified a 7-year-old sloan mattingly was plain with her 9-year-old brothertuesday at the beach in lauderdale by the sea. her family was visiting from indiana. >> they were just together as a family digging a hole to have fun in perry >> reporter: the children rushed to the hospital where the girl was pronounced dead. >> i do get the sense that this is the kind of thing that literally in a second it can happen. >> sand, again, is not going to stay in a stable manner at any time. it's constantly moving. really just like the ocean is. but when this falls in on you, there's no escaping it. it's very similar to an avalanche on the ski slopes where you're not going to be able to escape this once you're in there. >> reporter: experts warned beachgoers not to dig deep holes in the sand but if you do, fill it before leaving and do not dig a hole deeper than your knees. >> this is one bit of danger that you don't need to put yourself in. >> reporter: though rare, these accidents do happen. in 2022, there were two similar deaths in other states in just one month. tonig

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. >> reporter: the child, identified as 7-year-old sloan mattingly, was playing with her 9-year-old brothertuesday at the beach in lauderdale by the sea. her family was visiting from indiana. >> they were just together as a family digging a hole to have fun in. >> reporter: the children were rushed to the hospital where the girl was pronounced dead. >> i do get the sense that this is a kind of thing that literally in a second, it can happen. >> sand, again, is not going to stay in a stable manner at any time. it's constantly moving. really just like the ocean is. but when this falls in on you, there's no escaping it. it's very similar to an avalanche on the ski slopes where you're not going to be able to escape this once you're in there. >> reporter: experts warn beachgoers not to dig deep holes in the sand but if you do, fill it before leaving and do not dig a hole deeper than your knees. >> this is one bit of danger that you don't need to put yourself in. >> reporter: though rare, these accidents do happen. in 2022, there were two similar deaths in other states in just one month. tonight

of course, the generals do sort of seem it up throwing up before sloan, yes, store, and then we will continue not going through this little squiggly cause missed it. so here we all are squared away. most of them was splitting. if it was in way of a shape split on, put this joined them on, you put it into the next steps that are on the computer. so, i mean, is this for your needs for it? yes, we didn't do any serious cases. typically because what is the most it's for the cross, i'm sure there's a lot of stores on the for the listeners can still use for the most of the pretty much search then you're still there. yeah. but at the ocean pressure drops it to have to use the fission to it. so soon as you have to go to the simple, i just go for the one will split. the said, yeah, theater way. so he a skate up in the boat, but this again is tiffany. the negative start in the spring. so i did the initial problem with a theodore most of the time. so it was a nuclear arms race began between 19451990. 6 more than 2000 nuclear tests were conducted across the world, and they were accounted for one

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el niño marecs mattingley, de 9 años, se está recuperando en el hospital, pero su hermanita sloan, deinterrumpieron la tranquilidad en una playa de florida este martes, cuando 2 niños cayeron en un enorme agujero de arena de entre 5 a 6 pies de profundidad. según testigos, los menores estaban jugando y cavando un hoyo cuando de repente el suelo colapsó. en un resort hotel unknown unknown of their fully buried. estas imágenes grabadas con un celular muestran como varios bañistas tratan de sacarlos usando palas y sus propias manos para cavar a toda velocidad. los rescatistas llegaron poco después pusieron una maquinita como para ver dónde estaba para empezar a sacar la tierra. eso es lo que yo vi, porque no podían meter para escarbar. si golpeaban la criatura, lograron sacar al niño de 9 años y luego a su hermanita de 5 que estaba debajo de él. según el departamento de bomberos de pompano beach, la pequeña ya no respiraba. ambos fueron trasladados al hospital donde la pequeña fue declarada muerta y el niño permanece en condición estable. la asociación estadounidense de salvavidas reacci

but according to provo, sloane can a form of the russian diplomat by the roost, is complicit in russia's invasion of ukraine. it looks then because resume has survived things to military, financial and political support by most code. and lucas sound good house to pay back from most go for the support and he's paying back with the full ring to young independence of boundaries and also with repression against the civil society originally following the country. so those 2 retains they come together and as far as you remember, 2 years ago they launched their attack against ukraine. this was not only attacked by moscow. it was done together using the military and civil infrastructure, invalid res. and according to the insightful rules and laws about the races, complicit to, to this aggression. and i think that the future of those 2 to be james. i also very tied together now that the whole region probably even the future of the whole world . and they is the system of international relation depends on what will reaction will be on ukraine if we continue place and they are, and we continue strug

google sloan as well. if somebody has the desire to send regular troops, that would certainly bring humanity to the brink of a very serious global complex. this is obvious to do the united states need. this is what for somebody to do with newsrooms and thousands of miles away from your national territory. they're going to need simple items. don't you have anything better to do? so if you have issues on the border issues with migration issues, with the national debt, more than $33.00 trillion dollars, you have nothing better to do so you should fight than you agree. when you mindshift, why don't you a couple of us good, wouldn't it be better to negotiate with the russian? make an agreement already understanding the situation that is developing today. realizing that russia will fight for its interest to the end, they're almost mostly and realizing this actually return to common sense and start respecting our country and its interest and look for a certain solutions. because yeah, it seems to me that this is

i saw half of their faces in the waiting room at sloan-kettering. they are scared of him.is like a robot that blew a gasket and nobody knows how to shut it off. john oliver is lecturing us now? go back to the u.k. he said he's going to pay clarence thomas $1 million a year if he quits the supreme court? i was going to say, i would pay john oliver $1 million a year to quit comedy, but it dawned on me he hasn't tried it yet. >> jesse: if joe becomes president, he might get supported. we are not encouraging deportations of john oliver. >> nick: i will. i don't represent fox. i will say it. >> jesse: dictator on day one, john oliver back to england periods [laughter] nick, thank you. johnny celebrate presidents' day. >> abe lincoln had a famous line. a house divided cannot -- >> multiply. [buzzer] when enamel is gone, you cannot get it back. but you can repair it with pronamel repair. it penetrates deep into the tooth to actively repair acid weakened enamel. i recommend pronamel repair. with new pronamel repair mouthwash you can enhance that repair beyond brushing. they work g

she dashed quickly and baby sloan was born happy and healthy and, of course, a lifelong swifty.week for the super bowl after party last week now his wife kylie is sharing her opinion on jon's big night out. >> am i surprised that you fully committed to wearing a nacho libre mask for the entire after party? no you displayed your dance moves. >> have you ever seen my belly takeover, the chunk? >> jason -- jason -- >> the only reason that took over, you were really hip thrusting. >> i was hip thrusting, but then my belly took over. >> he reminds me so much of so many friends i have. he found that mask on the floor. do you know that travis asked him, did you wash it he was like, no, i just put it on, man. come on. >>> finally, time this morning the publication announced women of the year honorees extraordinary leaders working towards a more equal world among the 12 honorees, the cover star greta gerwig had quite a fo groundbreaking year. also featured on the list, taraji p. henson hunter day and beautifully lift every song and sing voice she did at the super bowl. and our buddy, u.s

gdp, close to trillion dollars, the next few years, spinning stupid and keep the fact under tax-free sloanrowing the economy blaming the rich people to pay, most of the taxes and how about that. joining out part leffler and presidential medal of freedom and recipient, another of taxes have consequences and he reportedly know something about the subject than kevin hassett him a former chair of the cast of economic advisors and rent was distinguishable in economics hoover institution, author of the - stopping americans like socialism. and arthur you know, i think that these numbers are important and i am not making them up throughout brand-new numbers, the stuff was reviewed by the prosperity public newsletter last week of the week before. but every time mr. biden gives authors rcl about rich people and making too much and do so in front of the data disapproving of the data service lower tax rates, point of having the successful learners, paid even more of the tax burden and effect of you could say that if you make one quarter of the income which they do, you shouldn't have to pay half of al

sloan to block our you want to bust those windshield wipers out? because >> the conditions and the rain coming down 18 minute ride traveling into the city right now. so the biggest hazard is the weather. look at this san mateo bridge, visibility not the best. 24 minute. everybody heading across towards peninsula. 12 minute ride on the richmond center fell bridge golden gate bridge about 36 minutes. we didn't want to one of the north a little slow. here's a look at all of our highways across the bay. 8.80, all the way down to 2.80, in the south bay definitely some more time. all right. james, back to you. >> 8.31 right now and we are on the countdown to the super bowl. and the big thing is the defense. they've got to be on their game. to face the chiefs, only game will work. our reporter aaron wilson takes a closer look. >> well, the forty-niners they continue to prep for the super bowl rematch with the chiefs and will the recurring theme so far with the niners is to keep going back. 2 is effort and they a lot of effort in order to beat the defendin

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