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west africa the old town of jenny on the banks of the river niger people come here from all around to buy to sell and to pray eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat. eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat keep. in the rainy season little river floods and jenny is left stranded an island in a vast expanse of water. eat eat eat eat eat. eat eat eat eat eat eat. eat. eat eat. eat. eat eat eat. all roads lead to jenny people will tell you in mali merchants their customers and pilgrims all make the journey here this ancient trading center in the heart of the country is famous for its market and for its mosque. eat. the food. this is in earlier times described jenny as large prosperous and happy of center for trade and crafts the most beautiful town in the sahara god from his heaven must surely have smiled on jenny which remains to this day a jewel of the niger valley. a human settlement here dates back to before the time of christ at one time the area was home to the bozo people who fished the rivers and grew grain crops on the banks in the light century the settlement grew into a town under the

jenny dice que deberÁ esperar para tenerlos nuevamente con ella.te reencuentro. blanca: fue un reencuentro muy emotivo entre la madre y sus tres hijos, despuÉs de seis semanas de no verse. jenny gonzÁlez saliÓ contenta del centro de nueva york, donde estÁn recluidos los menores. jenny: los abracÉ a los tres y les prometÍ que iba a volver por ellos. y aquÍ estoy. blanca: los niÑos de seis, nueve y 11 aÑos, dicee jenny, lloraron a su lado. jenny: estaban felices de haberme visto. cuando me viera lloraron. blanca: la tardo cuatro dÍas llegar a nueva york, anoche desde arizona. fue trasladado por un grupo de voluntarios que la ayudÓ a salir del centro, donde estuvo recluida un mes en ese estado. dijeron que estaban allÍ, conmovidos porque ella no supo nada de sus hijos durante 19 dÍas. y para desearle el proceso que queda por recorrer sea mÁs rÁpido. >> la familia que la va a auspiciahuellas digitales. y ese proceso, que es administrado por una compaÑíada governo federal, estÁ tomando mucho tiempo. puede tomar hasta 60 dÍas, o sea dos meses. blanca: je

al mundo consumos se reuniÓ con su madre esto y mÁs en minutos ♪ (musica) >>> un dÍa emotivo para jennytra Área y tras dejar a su niÑo cada noche finalmente hoy los tres pequeÑos con la esperanza de nunca mÁs ser separados cambio de la llamÉ ya las 10:00 de la noche y maÑana va a poder recoger a sus hijos y le mandÓ mensaje a todas las madres que uno puede tener a sus hijos entre sus brazos. >>> jenny es la primera pero no va a ser la Última. >>> esta maÑana llegÓ acompaÑada de otra madre guatemalteca y llegÓ desde el centro de detenciÓn en arizona para reunirse con sus hijos: >>> ellos estÁn haciendo todo lo posible. >>> el gobernadoreste casigue t para reunir a la familia separada por el gobierno federal el abogado dijo que en los prÓximos dÍas jenny estarÁ viajando con sus tres hijos a carolina del norte para que hace con familiares mientrase >>> y esta tarde atacados queÓo un grupo de personas,, una mujer se quejÓ de la presencia de una vendedora ambulante y tenemos las imÁgenes en instantes operarÁn de forma ilegal y peligrosa y le contamos sobre una compaÑÍa de grÚas cuya prÁctica

selina: jenny, does any of this put a dent on the made in china 2025 plan?any sectors have low exposure to foreign revenue. jenny: it seems like china's plan is plowing ahead, the chinese have also said in the statement yesterday when they announced retaliation on $34 billion worth of u.s. goods than any sector the mic it hit by the tariffs will get government assistance of china has all the help -- whoever gets hit by the tariffs will be compensated and that is what we are seeing. this doesn't seem like what the u.s. is pursuing right now, but they will get there. selina: the trump administration would argue this is the only way to pressure china against the unfair trading practices and ip theft. do think there are better options? scott: i think unilateral pressure for screening of imports and investment or national security can be part of the solution, but just part of the solution. you need all of the above strategies, collaborating with allies, transpacific partnerships, investing more in high-tech, and education in health care at home. the president has

jenny says if she has to pay more rent she won't be able to make ends meet. finding a smaller apartment wouldn't be the solution since rents are so high now. was i realize i am wrong of pleasure i know what happens to us there might be a few students in the building who earn enough to pay their rent once they've graduated and got a good job but there are many others here including myself who never code. the building was recently sold. marin's property company now owns it. two years ago we discussed the property market with him. he said he doesn't consider himself a property shark. for him his tenants are partners. he sets out his approach. our business model is not based on throwing our tenants out and selling their apartments on the contrary we couldn't run our business without our tenants as a rule what we do benefits them because we improve our houses make them nicer to live and want to have their our bacon units or when tenants move out we renovate the apartments if they need to be renovated. and then we rent them again. at a higher rent if we invest mone

jenny pays less than four years by today's standards a very modest rent. she's been in this apartment for almost thirty years the building's not in great condition and needs to be renovated. the roof leaks the plaster on the facade is crumbling many tenants still heat with coal if i tell the landlord ok i agree and they get to work then they'll jack up the rent. jenny says if she has to pay more rent she won't be able to make ends meet. finding a smaller apartment wouldn't be the solution since rents are so high now she was arguably i am wrong of pressure what happens to us there might be a few students in the building who earn enough to pay their rent once they've graduated and got a good job but there are many others here including myself who never could. the building was recently sold. marin's property company now owns it. two years ago we discussed the property market with him. he said he doesn't consider himself a property shock. to him his tenants of partners he set out his approach. we're going to have to move our business model is not based on thro

. -- jenny leonard are standing by. trump is threatening to impose tariffs on every good china imports to the u.s.. what is the possibility that will incur -- occur? >> you can never rule let anything with this administration. i would say right now, what is -- what the tariffs are imposing on is not consumer goods so it will not directly impact him or his political chances in the midterm. if you do impose tariffs on all chinese goods, that will impact consumers and might actually impact the elections in november. selina: is no accident that america is targeting the , but it is a boon to the political base saying he is being tough on china. how much economic and political follow-up has to occur before he backs down or maybe china blinks first? >> for the president to back down, he will have to start seeing poll numbers shift significantly in terms of his own approval rating and the chances of how the senate candidates in november. at this level of tariffs, whacking back and forth, that will not happen. two, it was eludin

jenny: over the last two years i have had six.s year it is going to be either you. -- going to be ipo. this year it there are a few overseas and domestic. and i have like, four companies. tom: how did the beijing/washington trade tensions play into your decisions? are they having an impact on the way you operate? jenny: we are watching the development very, very carefully right now. we need to know which direction this is going to go. i think that, in the short term, we feel that both countries will not benefit from increased trade tension. longer-term, china may come out ahead. emily: that was jenny lee speaking to tom mackenzie in our china venture series. coming up, we will hear from uber's chief legal officer on what it is like to have one of the most challenging jobs in silicon valley. "bloomberg technology" is live streaming on twitter. be sure to follow our breaking news network on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to the best of bloomberg technology. i'm emily chang. a judge granted uber a 15-month license

one of the driving forces is the managing partner jenny lee. was the top woman on the list and number 10 overall in 2015. she sat down with tom mackenzie part of our venture chinese series to say where she sees the most growth coming in the chinese tech sector. jenny: our focus is around the whole evolution of consumer buying habits and changing. so we call it our e-commerce upgrade strategy. this year the deals includes companies like alibaba. companies like e-commerce. what we are seeing in new innovation is in off-line destruction. the online companies are leveraging data that has been collected from consumers to now put them off-line and online in terms of what they are shopping and buying off-line. this is happening for people like men in a convenience store, that is a big piece for us. taking off-line traditional experience in integrating it with data. the second area of growth ross for us is always around social. if you think about, sitting in the u.s. we always thought that if you fire facebook you're free. in china he can always find a

blanca: jenny pagÓ una fianza para ser deportada. >>estamos comenzando dos procesos.rÁn lo mÁs rápido posible. blanca: se le permitirÁ visitar a sus hijos todos los dÍas hasta las 5:00 p.m. enrique: una organizaciÓn sin fines de lucro ayuda a reunir a familias separadas. el centro para la educaciÓn abrió una lÍnea telefÓnica para padres e hijos. lo tiene en pantalla. 866 estamos. voluntarios estÁn atendiendo las llamadas. la patrulla fronteriza detuvo a 14 inmigrantes indocumentados. son de mÉxico y guatemala. tres son menores de edad. un vecino aviso sobre lo que ocurrÍa en la vivienda. andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador dijo que quiere frenar la inmigraciÓn de mexicanos en estados unidos y busca mejorar la calidad de vida de sus compatriotas. >>la inmigraciÓn y el tema de frontera con estados unidos son prioritarios en la agenda de andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador quien ha dicho que incentivarÁ la economÍa para evitar que los mexicanos crucen hacia el norte. >>hemos hablado de la importancia de la protecciÓn de los mexicanos que estÁn en estados unidos. eso es una absoluta prio

emily: that was jenny lee speaking to tom mackenzie in our china venture series. coming up, we will hear from uber's chief legal officer on what it is like to have one of the most challenging jobs in silicon valley. "bloomberg technology" is live streaming on twitter. be sure to follow our breaking news network, tictoc, on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪

jenny: quite the opposite.e are seeing not just big ceos, but everyday americans saying this will impact us. we are upping the ante on the aluminum tariffs. there's no support whatsoever in congress. republicans and democrats crying out saying we need to fund legislative solutions to rein in the president on his tariffs authority. this is playing out as a commerce department is getting pushback from industry. shery: how likely is it we will get a solution when the president meets with the european commission chief next week? jenny: we have to have modest expectations. there are divisions within the eu member states. germany is pushing for it more than other countries. the eu commission does not have a mandate to negotiate with the u.s. right now. u.s. -- the eu is not willing to negotiate with the u.s. unless the steel and aluminum tariffs are taken off and the threat of auto tariffs is taken off. that is not something that trump administration is willing to move on. we are at a stalemate. kevin: would you also

jenny kopf and her neighbors are not going to give up. they want to stay put in that homes in fan neighborhood. and that leads us nicely to one of the golden rules of capitalism and that's this the market determines the price of a product and the capitalist gospel says do not interfere with a market that's fine when comes to luxury goods but for example what about bread or water if basic staples become too expensive people suffer let's have a look at how prices actually work and how they can be controlled by forces other than the almighty market. not. but that loaf of bread is more essential price determines whether or not i buy the bag if it's too expensive and i won't. so sellers have to find the optimal price if it's too low they aren't maximizing profits if it's too high no one buys the bag and there is no profit at all. in other words the price of the bag is kept reasonable by the palace desire to make a profit. but what about my notes of breads i can't simply refuse to buy food no matter how pricey it is. that frees up sellers to ra

jenny: we are watching the development very, very carefully.need to know which direction this is going to go. i think, in the short term, we see that apple's countries will not benefit from increased trade tension. longer-term, china may come out ahead. emily: ellis capital managing partner speaking to tom mackenzie in our china venture series. we will hear from a chief legal officer on what it is like to have one of the most challenging jobs in silicon valley. "bloomberg technology" is livestreaming on twitter. be sure to follow our breaking news network on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to the best of bloomberg technology." i'm emily chang. a judge granted uber a 15 month license to operate in london after the ride hailer made some regulation changes. the ruling came tuesday after 1.5 days of arguments, in which lawyers for uber insisted that the ridesharing app had completely overhauled its culture, passenger safety policies, and reset their testy relationship with the regulator. caroline hyde caught up with the details. >

jenny: as you may recall, the u.s.nd ministration announced it would announce tariffs on $50 worth of products. now, the 16 billion and the public comment. ends tonight. thenext step would be that u.s. would impose the tariffs because the president has said many times he is willing to go to up to 500 billions worth of chinese goods on tariffs. all we know now is that the tariffs are set to go into effect. red now we know they might take the u.s. andor ministration to take into account all of the public comments that are going in until tonight to finalize the list and act on the list and put the tariffs on. but, i would definitely look at china's response is because donald trump has said his objective in these talks, one of the objectives is to lower the trade deficit. if the u.s. imposes tariffs and china does the same, that we arrive at the status quo. the president of the united states said the trade of his it must go down. we're definitely going to watch what the chinese government will do tomorrow with the talks. e

[ audience ohs ] oh, jenny. [ light laughter ] >> hey, seth, why don't you tell one?th: oh, you guys know i couldn't! >> oh, come on, buddy. just one! >> seth: oh, i feel like if i do one i'll get in trouble! >> come on, just do it. >> seth: you promise it'll go okay? >> pinky swear. [ cracking ] >> seth: oh! [ light laughter ] damnit! >> it's a trap! [ light laughter ] >> seth: a little -- you're a little late admiral blackbar. [ light laughter ] >> admiral blackbar is always late. [ light laughter ] that's how you know he's admiral blackbar. [ light laughter ] seth, dang, will you tell a joke? >> seth: all right, geez! [ light laughter ] the former ceo -- [ light laughter ] the former ceo of jc penney has been tapped to become the new head of lowe's home improvement. so if you shop at jc penney and you shop at lowe's, you're a lesbian. [ light laughter ] >> seth, no! >> seth: why? that was exactly what you were doing! >> no! >> very bad. >> seth: try again. >> okay. >> seth: jennifer aniston will play a lesbian president in an upcoming netflix movie. a lesbian presi

jenny: hi. jenny. lemonis: jenny, nice to meet you. jenny: my sister. lemonis: she's your sister?y. lemonis: and you all are married? -both: yes. -jenny: we live in new orleans. ewell: seafood. i did all the promotions for the state. lemonis: are you still in the seafood business today? ewell: no, i'm not. i resigned, and i've been helping with them. -lemonis: oh, okay. -ewell: we see a gold mine here. and for a marketer, this is nirvana. you know? it's a lot of fun. so, i started playing with their facebook page. and word of mouth is spreading faster than they can handle the growth. lemonis: but why do we need more p.r.? we have a line out the door. ewell: we see so much potential that we can build this brand beyond this location. lemonis: now you're changing the secret recipe. that's what i worry about. this concept of franchising and opening them up all over the country is not always a good idea. it's not ice cream. it's a brand that isn't portable. you guys can't be everywhere. franchising shuler's is a bad idea. barbecue is regional. there are different styles and there are d

jennie vee, everybody!, for being here. [ cheers and applause ] you know our first guest tonight from films like "florence foster jenkins," and "love actually." he stars in the mini series "a very english scandal," which starts streaming friday on amazon. let's take a look. no one's eve to me. >> no one's ever been kind to me. poor little bunny rabbit. [ light laughter ] >> now, i'm going to kiss you. and you will enjoy it. [ kissing ] i mean, you could enjoy it a bit more. >> i can't. >> and why not? >> seth: please welcome to the show hugh grant, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: how are you? y >> seth: i'm very, very happy you're here. i want to talk about the show. but i want to start by talk -- world cup time. england plays tomorrow. not -- they're already through to the next round. will you watch that game, though? >> yes. >> seth: is that very important to you? >> oh, yes. yes, yes. >> seth: okay. >> yes. and i will watch it, touchingly, with the same eight friends i've been watching the w

. >> jenni gonzÁlez fue separada junto a sus hijos gracias al apoyo de su comunidad y su abogado pudocuentran en un albergue de nueva york >>> gracias a dios los encontrÉ en buenas condiciones y cuando me vieron me abrazaron y lloraron pero no todas las madres separadas tienen la misma suerte ahora la agencia de inmigraciÓn y control de aduanas les estÁ dando una nueva opciÓn a los padres de familia segÚn un documento que tuvo acceso nuestra cadena hermana nbc ice dice que los padre tienen derecho a reunirse con sus hijos. (comunicado en pantalla). >> en respuesta ice: (comunicado en pantalla). >>> nos dice que jenni no firmarÁ ningÚn documento y buscarÁ conseguir asilo. >> el proceso para que puedan salir los tres hijos del centro no serÁ nada de facil todo depende de la regularizaciÓn del departamento de salud y recurso humanitarios y este proceso podrÍa tomar hasta 2 meses. nueva york, rebeca smith, noticias telemundo. >> mÁs de mil soldados trabajan contrarreloj para rescatar a los niÑos futbolistas que llevan 10 dÍas atrapados en una cueva de tailandia junto a su entrenador y van

david: jenny, thank you. that is jenny leonard. let's get a check on markets. abigail? abigail: the bulls are out today, look at the knee-jerk averages. the best day of not most a week with the dow, s&p 500 and nasdaq at or near session highs. look at the nasdaq, up .9. this after the big three-day selloff, driven by technology shares, and bank stocks, but today, investors are looking past that, buying up tech shares. the same is true of dow transports. in part on that bloomberg school you were discussing -- scoop you were discussing on u.s. and china starting talks up, union pacific, the railroad, and expediters, a logistics company, with a nice rally. investors positive that perhaps trade tensions will ease. the big story has been technology. today, we see a bounceback. if we go into the bloomberg that the first time, this is amazing. this is the pe, every shoe of the pe on the tech index of the s&p 500 to the s&p 500 broader pe. we see per almost the last decade, tech has been trading at a discount to the broader markets, which is extraordinary considering tech has b

and they posted bond for jenny gonzalez. her bond was set at $7500.ng bond enabled her to walk out of that detention center in eloy, arizona. but she still needed help getting to her kids, who, again, were clear across the country. they moved them all the way to new york. ms. gonzalez was released from detention without any id of any kind. without any i.d. you can't get on a flight. so these people who had reached out without knowing her, they worried that she would be vulnerable all over again to immigration or law enforcement if she tried to make the trip by flight but even by bus. they ended up coordinating a nine-person cross-country driving relay to drive jenny gonzalez from eloy, arizona, to new york over the course of four days. just about an hour ago, she finally arrived. she made with it a crowd of supporters gathered to greet her. because of the rules, her kids will still have to spend nights in foster care. until a family member can sponsor them. she got there too late to see them tonight but she hopes to see them tomorrow morning at the ca

jennie gow reporting there. just over half way through and wales‘ geraint thomas still has a healthy overall lead. he finished safely in the main pack on stage 13. which was won by slovakia's peter sagan on the line. it's sagan‘s third stage win and leaves him as the runaway leader in the sprinter‘s points race after the mountains took their toll on his rivals. so, thomas is still out in front zero one minute and 39 seconds ahead of his sky team mate chris froome. cricket‘s t20 blast continued tonight and lancashire are still top of their group after winning the roses match at old trafford by one run! after a rain delay, lancs captain liam livingstone scored 79 off 37 balls to help them set yorkshire a target of 176 from just 14 overs. in reply, yorkshire got very close, as england'sjoe root and adam lyth made half centuries but they fell just short — losing by that solitary run. it sparked amazing scenes at old trafford! it isa it is a really good advert for the competition. elsewhere there were wins for durham

jenny, are you catholic?. >> seth: huh, i've never seen a gay catholic. >> have you looked in the closet? >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] all right. we've got one more joke. who's going to take it? >> neither of us. we're tired. >> but we brought a friend to help us. come on out. >> hey. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: tiffany haddish, everyone! [ cheers and applause ] >> woo. ah, yeah. >> seth: all right. here we go. >> i am tiffany. yes, i am, and thank you for being able to tell us apart. [ laughter ] >> seth: i just tried to remember, amber, right. [ light laughter ] all right, so here we go. denzel washington will appear on broadway next month in the classic play "the iceman cometh." >> and the women in the audience will also cometh. [ laughter ] >> seth: that was great. [ applause ] very well done, very well done. >> hey, seth. why don't you tell one? >> seth: no, i couldn't. i couldn't. >> come on, tell one. >> seth: no, i feel like if i tell one of these i'm going to get in trouble. >> oh, just do it! >>

sus hijos 11 familias que habÍan sido separadas por el gobierno de trump, regresaron a guatemala, jenny de estar de vuelta en guatemala, ello no logro superar su dolor. >> no en tienda por quÉ estÁn haciendo eso si uno lo Único que trata es buscar el futuro mejor para nuestros hijos. >> ellas fueron detenidas el 3 de mayo en la frontera cuando pretendÍan ingresar a estados unidos sin documentos, fue llevada a un centro detenciÓn en el paso texas y separada de su hija. >> no habÍa dia que no llorara. >> la pequeÑo de tan solo 6 aÑos fue a t houston. >> extraÑaba a mi mamÁ y la querÍa abzÓn para acelera la devoluciÓn de su hija, el martes pasado se reencontraron antes de emprender el regreso a guatemala. >> me dijeron que la fuera a reconocer si era ella y nos abrazamos, muy fuerte, y sentÍa yo que como que regresaba algo a mi alma. >> de regreso en guatemala, ella se juntÓ tambiÉn compaÑÍa su padre y hermana. >> ya no quiero ir a estados unidos porque me separaron de mi mamÁ de toda me familia ks. >> y llorabas tÚ? >> sÍ. >> su deseo ahora es que las otras madres que no tienen a sus hijo

including chris evans and jenny slate. eric dane and rebecca gayheart.stone ended her near 13-year marriage. and for geena davis, it was 16. ♪ i'm bad at love >>> halsey and g-easy proved to be bad at love. brooke burke called her split with david charvet a "necessary decision" and "positive change." "my big fat greek wedding's" nia vardalos and ian gomez said, "our relationship became a friendship." and after her split from anderson east, miranda lambert says, i am who i am. i cuss. i drink. i get divorced. and get my heart broken. ♪ i'm giving you on love, 'cause love's given. on me ♪ >> as for what miranda did the first time she was asked about blake shelton's new love, gwen? she hung up on the reporter. it was a rough year for some of our hollywood favorites, but for prince harry and meghan markle? well, they're still in the honeymoon phase. >> cam, they'll never be out of the honeymoon phase. they're so in love. it will last forever. we know meghan has immersed herself in royal life. but what everyone's debating today, well, does that include a new

jenny heard from her husband moments before we hit the air. he did indeed find the hotel room all the way in willow, an hour and 15 minutes away from here. so you can imagine evacuations are happening all over the county. something we should point out is the red cross does have capacity for about 1,300 beds here at shasta college. however, they do want to diversify and make sure their supplies last. so any new evacuees they are directing to nearby cross point church. in redding tonight i'm dion lim, abc 7 news. >> dion, thank you. >>> give you a look at the devastation from the air. a crew member with an air tanker shared these pictures. look at this scene. you can see pockets of fire and smoke and just how difficult it can be to reach some of these areas. looks like armageddon. >> three local firefighters, ones from marin county, were injured responding to the fire. last night they were defending a building when the burning vegetation nearby hit them with a blast of heat. engineer scott peterson and firefighters tyra barnes and kyle kordovas

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>> catie, thank you very much. >> jenny carr recorded the video of the duck boat's final moments.ood morning to you, jenny. >> good morning. >> so, describe where you were.d so, you your husband were ou celebrating yr 15th anniversary, and you were on a boat as well?s, >> we were on the branson showboat bill. >> so you looked out over the water. andid the weather come on quickly, that storm? did it come just like that? >>ou could see it approaching, but as we weredy getting r to get on the show boat, the water was all choppy and wavy, so i went over to look out the window, and as everybody else. andoohen wed to our left, and that's when we t seen duck. and then we seen another one coming, but the one that sunk, it was hing trouble. you could tell that it couldn't go very fast. he kept sinking down in the water a little bit. th waves went over the top of it. so, i videoed it as much as i could for as long as before it went behind the show boat, and that's where it sank, and i didn't see any of that. >> and i undstand that someone on your boat, one of the crew members had said, well

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jenny dreasler... has more.ily in duck boat accident: "i've never had to recover from something like this. i don't know if there is a recovery from it." in a press conference... from a wheelchair...tia coleman.. painfully remembered the ill-fated boat ride that killed nine of her family members.tia coleman/lost family in duck boat accident: "as i was swimming i was praying i said lord, please let me get to my babies. i gotta get to my babies. i was kicking and the harder i fought to get up to the top, i was getting pulled down. i kept fighting. i said lord 'if i can't make it, there's no use in keeping me here." it was a boat tour meant to create lasting memories. instead, this picture... the last memory tia has of her family... just moments before getting on board.tia, sobbing... described sinking under water and the moment someone saved her life.tia coleman/lost family in duck boat accident: "somehow i managed to get to the boat. these beautiful people angels, i don't know who they were, they pulled me up. and

jennie vee is here.ou know our first guest tonight from his work on "the league," "kroll show," and "big mouth" as well as "oh, hello" on broadway. he stars in the new movie, "uncle drew," which opens in theaters friday. let's take a look. >> how's that geriatric team of yours, bro? you get them all individual life alert bracelets? >> hey man, are you wearing my clothes? >> what? >> yes, that's -- that's my shirt. you got on my shirt, man. >> that's right. i got on your shirt. or maybe, you got my shirt on. >> wait, what? wait a minute. [ talking together ] >> that's my shirt. you got my clothes. stop it. >> you're crazy. >> seth: please welcom to the show, our friend nick kroll, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> sh: welcome back, nick. >> thanks, seth. thanks so much for having me. [ laughter ] >> seth: how are things going? >> this are good. things feel -- there is a lightness to the country right now, right. >> seth: yeah. hiry effervescent. >> yeah -- there's feeling -- i think people feel hear

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