in the lower left-hand corner, a signature -- victor higgins. >> victor higgins.ow much did you know? >> i never heard of him before. >> turns out, the guy's work sells for big bucks. >> one of his paintings sold at sotheby's for over $400,000. >> he appeals to the modern aesthetics, not only back then, but specifically today. >> mark sublette, an authority on western painting, knows all about victor higgins. born on a farm in indiana in 1884, the artist leaves home as a teenager and studies painting at the art institute of chicago. in 1913, he's one of many american artists blown away by an international exhibition of modern art called the armory show. >> you had all these cubist and impressionistic paintings coming from europe. and it really shook up the entire art world. >> the staggered american artists, including higgins, resolve to develop their own modern styles. so several artists from around the country converge in taos, new mexico -- at the time, a sleepy southwestern pueblo. >> we have crystal-clear, blue skies with wonderful light penetration. it's a p

to me before the press conference with joe higgins and to me before the press conference withjoe higgins he was so excited, you know? he was... he just... there have been other dark moments like this. patrick day's death was the fourth in a boxing match injust three months. something or there's simply too much risk in the ring for boxing to continue. medical association is right right around the world consistently say there is no safe way to box. this is com pletely there is no safe way to box. this is completely avoidable and as long as boxing goes on, then there will be deaths and there will be people left with lifelong disabilities. short of a full ban, some will call for additional safety measures to be brought in, such as a change to the number of knockdowns allowed, but those who know boxing well believe it to be ultimately a high—stakes game of risk versus reward. if you look at boxing in the cold light of day, if you look at the facts, if you look at the way it stacks up, there's no defence of it. the defence of it is in the understanding of it. it's when you go and meet with peo

earlier, i spoke to andrew higgins., north of tokyo and he described what it was like there. i've been feeling the apartment move back and forth quite a bit from the strong gusts of wind. i think i'm kind of in the middle of it right now. you have been living injapan for the past several years, you have been through a few typhoons — how bad does this one feel, how worried are you? i'm not too worried. there have been evacuation orders for parts of town. i don't live particularly near any type of river or mountain side, so those things aren't really concerning to me. ifeel like this one, people seem to be taking a little bit more seriously than your typical typhoon, so i think it is kind of good japanese people are starting to take things more seriously concerning preparation for the weather. yeah, this seems to be a little bit more serious than some of the other ones i have been through. what kind of warnings, preparations have you been told to make? we get emergency alerts on our phones that tell us what level we are a

>> jimmy: higgins, can you take that outside, please [ buzzing >> steve: oh [ buzz ] ow. >> jimmy: higgins pressing the button. [ light laughter ] ♪ >> steve: ow i just shocked myself. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: finally, i read that employees are now damaging workplace robots out of fear that they'll take over their jobs which explains why today at the white house, trump was seen trying to drop mike pence in the bathtub. [ laughter and applause we have a great show tonight give it up for the roots [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: hi everyone, welcome what a show. what a show we have for you tonight. thank you very much. happy, happy, happy monday to everybody here this is very, very cool thing right now. guys, the roots just released a vinyl box set of their 1999 album "things fall apart" in honor of its 20 year anniversary. look at this [ cheers and applause 20 years 20 years and it's still the best band in the land it's got everything on here. it's got the album on double vinyl. and everything sounds better on vinyl. by the way, i listened to it it's awesome

government run operations mr higgins is a rabid supporter of the official pentagon line he is debating the issue with dr post or well the opi float your dog doesn't agree with you well that are they lying like a baby for i think there is aid to address the technical points in my instead of being nonsense because i showed that none of the forensic evidence fits the findings you need to show that what i'm saying is technically inaccurate i took your research in hex i mean i gave it was someone he said 40 years of experience as a chemistry expert i'm not interested in other people you claim are experts i want to know why this is not it's not in place the full debate is up on dr postals youtube channel but his study will be appearing on science and global security anytime soon it seems twitted criticism has won the day to day where science is told to shut up because it's inconvenient its former us secretary of defense famously explained there are some things you just don't know you don't know. there are reports that there is no evidence of a direct link between baghdad and some of these te

government run operations mr higgins is a rabid supporter of the official pentagon line he is debating the issue with dr post or ryan saying matter so was it and miles when i made that your training and i recently in. a published reports that you now retract it was a scientific report the full debate is up on dr postals you tube channel but his study will be appearing on science and global security anytime soon seems twitted criticism has won the day to day where science is told to shut up because it's inconvenient it's former us secretary of defense famously explained there are some things you just don't know you don't know. there are reports that there is no evidence of a direct link between baghdad and some of these terrorist organizations where there are known knowns serious things we know we know and we also know there are unknown unknown that is to say we know there are some things we do not know but there are also unknown unknown the ones we don't know we don't know excuse me but is this in the no no. i'm not several on bones and i'm just what i'm noticing and i'm not going to s

congressman clay higgins, thank you for being part of that conversation.s welcome here. >> thank you, chris. we should just move forward very carefully here. it importa it's important for you are country. >> done. be well. thank you for the help. >> guess who is having a good time about this? comrade vlad. guess what he joked about doing today? and why did it take more than a week for our secretary of state to fess you on that call. i hear the congressman saying he didn't have a duty to, but if he's going to talk about the democrats and bullying and why he doesn't like the process, when was he going to mention that? our top insiders on both cases next. color. full of energy. full of... woo! it's fresh and filling. this bowl is full of good. so you can be too. try a new baja or mediterranean warm grain bowl today. panera: food as it should be. wi can'twhat? ve it.y. that our new house is haunted by casper the friendly ghost? hey jill! hey kurt! movies? i'll get snacks! no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on our car insurance with

fletcher," actress kathryn hahn music from a$ap ferg featuring the 8g band with terence higgins. ♪ [d applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause that is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news congressman tim ryan announced this afternoon that he is dropping out of the presidential race, an announcement that sent shockwaves through the rest of the elevator [ laughter ] senator amy klobuchar has released a new campaign ad calling president trump a, quote, "whiner in the white house," and trump will have a great comeback as soon as he finds something that rhymes with klobuchar. [ laughter ] "motor car russian czar myanmar. is that a good one?" [ laughter ] according to new survey, 99% of white evangelicals oppose impeaching president trump "jesus," said jesus. [ laughter ] "what does this guy got to do? [ cheers and applause mayor pete buttigieg yesterday toured a legal marijuana dispensary in las vegas, which was exciting for buttigieg because that means hi

congressman clay higgins, thank you for being part of that conversation. welcome here. >> thank you, chris. we should just move forward very carefully here. it's important for you are our country. >> done. be well. thank you for the help. having a good time with this comrade. all chuckles about 2020. guess what we joke about doing too? and why did it take more than a week for our secretary of state to fess you on that call. i hear the congressman saying he didn't have a duty to, but if he's going to talk about the democrats and bullying and why he doesn't like the process, when was he going to mention that? our top intel insiders are on both cases, next. panera's new warm grain bowls are full of good. full of flavor. texture. color. full of energy. full of... woo! it's fresh and filling. this bowl is full of good. so you can be too. try a new baja or mediterranean warm grain bowl today. panera: food as it should be. warm grain bowl today. i have moderate to severe pnow, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer, yeah i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin ♪ y

brooks wheelan, everybody. [ cheers and applause terrence higgins 8g band. lilly: tonight on "a little late with lilly singh" i've got the multi-talented lea michele and the incredible justin hartley [ cheers and applause >> thank you so much for having us >> it's really great to be here. >> lilly: oh of course lea, since you're such a talented singer, i was thinking maybe you could sing a little something, something you know oh, maybe the title of my show >> all right, sure

terence higgins, the 8g band stay tuned for "lilly singh.ght on "a little late with lilly singh," from "zombieland: double tap," rosario dawson and zoey deutch [ cheers and applause like, really it's called "double tap? isn't that kind of sexual? [ light laughter ] >> i don't think so. >> lilly: what it's totally a sex thing >> no, no. i'm pretty sit

, and he was so conference withjoe higgins, and he was so excited.... was so excited. you know, he was... hejust... you was so excited. you know, he was... he just. .. you all right? was so excited. you know, he was... hejust... you all right? yeah, i just remember talking to him and what he was saying... sorry. an emotional eddie hearn there. that's all the sport for now. hello. when it comes to autumn weather, doesn't have to be how it's been now for several weeks, so wet, it can be much quieter. misty, frosty mornings and there is the hint of that sort of autumn weather coming at the start of next week because for a change there will be high—pressure on the scene extending its influence across the british isles but as we will find out, it may not last too long. right now, we're still in that other sort of autumn weather, very changeable with some sunshine but shower cloud around on thursday. that's because low pressure is close by, around four friday and indeed on the weekend as it moves right across the british isles. that means sunshine and show

>> chuck lorre, such a good writer, and al higgins, your - >> jimmy: yeah >> your steven's brother >>, alan arkin this year we got some wonderful additions. you know paul reiser >> jimmy: i love paul reiser >> paul reiser is great. a brilliant idea, my daughter - he plays my daughter's boyfriend. and i find out that she got a boyfriend that's close to my age, her father's age. you know, so it's -- >> jimmy: that's paul reiser >> that's paul reiser. >> jimmy: oh my goodness >> i have an ex-wife, an ex-wife, kathleen turner >> jimmy: no >> yes, we're going to go back to "the war of the roses." >> jimmy: "romancing the stone," i mean - [ applause ] >> right, "romancing the stoning. >> jimmy: oh wow >> it's the ex-wife. she'll be that jane seymour is in the opening episode with alan's girlfriend >> jimmy: you can't beat that. >> yeah, so it's been a lot of fun. i'm enjoying it. and it opens this weekend, october -- >> jimmy: you're getting awards for it >> yeah, got some awards for it october 25th october 25th, yeah >> jimmy: yeah >> this friday, we start our new season >> jimmy: that's g

>>reporter haley higgins talks about the surprises they found inside. >>nobody does this if they don't think what they're doing inside also important to early utahns built for the new west education commission run by for free it just makes this interesting for one going to the past. so what's inside. it's on top a small bible with a metal class. >>and his boss. >>also inside several newspapers an educational books on done business cards map of salt lake city. >>a note written by construction worker wishing the school well. >>hair pins and buttons so think it's great see how they try to preserve things. >>just didn't expect a type to paper basically. >>an iou stating that some of the artifacts were borrowed well the capsule was in storage. luckily, they brought back and at the very bottom, something unexpected they've seen in their mind. >>sometime in the years whenever somebody was going to find this and they were going to know that this important work was being done. >>got to drop on down now. idea those haley higgins reporting the capsule and its cont

know who this gentleman is, higgins?oaquin phoenix. >> jimmy: that is joaquin phoenix, yes [ cheers and applause he is our guest tonight. zoey deutch is here tonight. >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: it's a fun show. it's a fun friday show and i'm very, very excited i mean, we have such a fun show for you tonight -- >> oh my gosh. >> jimmy: zoey >> i'm so sorry, are you okay? i didn't even see you there. i'm like such a klutz. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: zoey deutch, everyone [ cheers and applause zoey deutch. what are you -- what are you doing? what are you doing here? >> what am i -- oh, i'm just here to put my books in my locker [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: your locker is at my desk [ light laughter ] >> this is really weird. like, what are the chances that i'd run into you, here [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the chances are high i mean, this is -- [ light laughter ] this is my show. i'm at my desk doing my show [ light laughter ] >> yeah, but of all the television studios in all the towns. [ light laughter ] wh

featuring the 8g band with terence higgins. ♪ [ cheers and appuse ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers.seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how is everybody doing tonight [ cheers and applause that is wonderful to hear. in the case, let's get to the news president trump this weekend announced he will no longer push to hold an upcoming g7 summit at his golf resort in florida apparently he just found out g7 doesn't mean you get to play seven rounds of golf [ laughter ] that's right president trump will no longer hold the upcoming g7 summit at his golf resort in florida yeah, i guess it is a bad idea to commit an impeachable offense when you're already being impeached. [ laughter ] that would be like stabbing the bailiff at your murder trial [ laughter ] [ applause ] house speaker nancy pelosi today distributed a fact sheet outlining what she feels are president trump's abuses of power. even more impressive, getting it down to a sheet. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause politico has published a new article about the campaign expenses of the top democratic presidential

higgins, welcome back to - i know you were at the emmys last night you won an emmy.n stage >> steve: thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: higgins also works on "saturday night live." so yeah, congrats to you guys. >> steve: it was fun >> jimmy: that was awesome i heard that -- was that the only broadcast network - >> steve: network show >> jimmy: network show that won an award >> steve: yeah that's what i think. >> jimmy: that's interesting, huh? >> steve: now it's like the cable aces >> jimmy: yeah, the cable aces - well yesterday guys was the official last day of summer. and it wasn't just the last day of summer, it was actually the last day of hot girl summer. i was pretty bummed about it then megan thee stallion, who of course sings the song "hot girl summer," gave me some exciting news. take a look. ♪ >> ladies, listen up we had a hot girl summer and whoo, did we kill it but now it's getting a little chilly outside >> jimmy: a little chilly. [ laughter ] [ cheers ] >> well, i'm here to tell you that the weather may be getting cooler, but we're

and he was so conference withjoe higgins and he was so excited for sub —— he came over to me.ur of the bulgarian men arrested for racially abusing england's black players, during monday's euro qualifer in sofia, have been fined around £450 each. and banned from attending sporting events for two years. aston villa defender tyrone mings, who made his international debut, was one of those subjected to abuse. his club manager was proud of the example he set. it does not surprise me how he handled the whole situation because he is articulate, intelligent he is a very good human being as well. i didn't think it was the right thing to walk off but if one player thinks it is right to walk off, than i think you all have to stay together because at the end of the day, if they walk off that pitch, and tyrone was his his debut and then they lose their goals, then who is the winner in all of that? that's all the sport for now. a quick bit of news to bring it. great britain's women have won gold in the euro cycle track captives beating germany in —— the germans in the final of the euro team

i'm joined now via webcam by andrew higgins.r in tochigi, north of tokyo, and on the edge of the storm. welcome to you, thank you for being with us, i don't know if you ventured out, but how had because it has it been where you are inm ventured out, but how had because it has it been where you are in it has picked up in the past half hour i would say, it was oddly a lot less rain and a lot less wind than i thought we would be getting but in the past half hour, it has picked up considerably, been feeling the apartment move back—and—forth a bit, from the strong gusts of wind, so, kind of, i think, from the strong gusts of wind, so, kind of, ithink, kind from the strong gusts of wind, so, kind of, i think, kind of in the middle of it right now. you have been living in japan middle of it right now. you have been living injapan for the past seven oi’ so years so you been living injapan for the past seven oi’ so years so you have been living injapan for the past seven or so years so you have been through a few typhoon, how bad does th

celebrity couple john legend and christie higgins endorsed elizabeth warren for president.cs saying she's the best candidate running today as she comes in -- comes at it with joy and sincerity and welcome knowledge and experience. warren writing back and twitter in part looking forward to the day christie doesn't have to fight with the president of the united states on twitter. the stroke is the third leading cause of death in the united states so today on world stroke day we have healthy habits you need to stay strong. joining me his neurosurgeon doctor paul safire. thank you for joining us. stroke is pretty common. more common than we think. >> a lot more common than we think. the fifth leading cause of death in the united states, we are talking 7 or 8000 people a year, it translates into one every 40 seconds. we are talking 150,000 of approximately per year in the united states, every four minutes someone dies of a stroke. >> what are the risk factors? >> cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, cholesterol, obesity, smoking, certain heart conditions, age,

executive director ray higgins said they will certainly consider this matter as well as the responseissued by fisher investments as they consider to monitor the service they provide and ultimately their performance cnbc also reached out to other fisher clients, including the kansas city public school retirement system. teachers retirement system of georgia and ohio public employees retirement system but have not heard back. it's worth noting that ateetende at the tiburon conference spent $25,000 and we are told that the discussions were confidential. >> and had to break that confidenti confidentialali confidentialality which a number felt were bad enough they should do so, i guess >> one might wonder at conferences like these that are confidential what has been said and how long it's gone on that really hasn't come to light because of the closed-door nature of these events. >> these are sophisticated individuals. any time you say anything in a crowd of the public, you better believe that those words are either being recorded or will be repeated. >> yeah. especially in this day and ag

great, great congressmen, mike johnson, clay higgins. come on up. jared graves. what a group. they're warriors. thank you, fellas. thank you. they make our lives so much easier in washington. we can always count on louisiana, can't we? we have a man who's your attorney general jeff landry, he's terrific. and secretary of state kyle hardland. kyle hardland. and you have an agriculture commissioner, mike strain, well known all over the country. and insurance commissioner jim donnalyn. thank you, jim, thanks. and, solicitor general liz merrill. thank you. thank you. nice hat. and we are going to do something that a lot of presidents and a lot of people have said and you need it and all of the work is done. it's getting ready for final approvals. that's the hard part in many cases, not the money, it 's the approvals. it's all done. we're going to rebuild the i-10capashew river bridge. we're going to build it, calcasi everythings u. finally, i would like to welcome the winners of the 2019 little league world series championship. louisiana's own little ridge little league baseball t

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that's about how it went >> seth: but you did it for everyone >> i did >> seth: and - >> until steve higginsnd, don't do it. [ light laughter ] so, yeah, i did it for -- just two solid years straight [ laughter ] 'til people were, like, throwing tomatoes at me >> seth: i appreciate your commitment to a bit. >> truly my pleasure >> seth: i also really appreciate -- and i just want to mention this quick trump boys, as good an "update" feature as i've ever seen. >> thank you [ cheers and applause >> seth: and do you ever - do you ever -- i mean, obviously you don't actually look -- do you ever get any eric trump recognition on the streets >> i do. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: how's that feel >> great >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] it does feel like that's a little bit like being the guy in the mavs jersey at a bulls game. >> it's a lot like that. [ laughter ] "boo!" like, i'm not the real guy i just do a spot-on impression >> seth: it really is, yeah. >> yeah. >> seth: pitch perfect impression >> i just studied a lot of tape. >> seth: hey, thanks for being here have a great show saturday

higgins died and partially earlier this year, which would put the fifth crime against peace at their own statutes level, at the u.n. level. that would be to criminalize mass damage and destruction of the environment will stop any of these damaging actions that are happening in indigenous lands and elsewhere created by corporations with -- would literally be criminal. secondly what that law does is it makes and the insistence that there is a repair of the harm that happens which includes compensating people, finding homes for people. and actually, in order to do this repairing of the harm that needs to happen, yesterday picking, -- you have so david gog who is saying you can't to 1.5 degrees. life is already melting. we are already over 410 parts per million. what needs to happen, we have to go into drawdown and bring and carbon outut of the atmosphere d we cannot wait for these magical technologies that are somehow going to suck the carbon out of the atmosphere in the future. do is reallyto work with nature to repair the climate. that is also going to tackle this people 20 or people