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pratt: i'm sharon pratt. i will ask the camera crew, we are blessed not to just have our regular camera crew, but to have c-span with us this evening. and we are also live streaming facebook page,c and any of you who want to find them later, you can go to our page, and will upload it on youtube. is that correct? so, again, i'm sharon pratt. on the founding director of the is it due to politics, policy, and history which is housed here at the university of the district of columbia. we were launched up january of last year. and we have sort of the same kind of focus as do other institutes of politics, except a very strong focus as well on the and by so this city, doing, the history of this country, because we are entirely a creature of the politics of creating a new nation. for those of you who saw the musical "hamilton," there is a song that says, in the room where it happened, and we are what happened. [laughter] washington, d.c.. so, while we have topics that are contemporary, we always try to sort of drill

(laughs) the volunteers are pratte and pratte and he was just elated. i wasn't sure about it. >> we always heard about you marines. all right, harvey, thanks so much and thanks for being here this afternoon and for all the things that you've done in all the ways that you served and thank you for your creation and to be able to work with you is an honor and continuing to be with you in so many ways our memorial has the perfect designer. are the design team it's just been phenomenal the way things have come together and it's been a great experience for myself and my wife and my family and the tribal people and the people that have fundraisers and are just excited and are raising money. to come next year. they are selling fry bread trying to raise money so they can come here. >> we are looking forward to that will be a great day, veterans day 2020. we will be dedicating this memorial police facts and are looking to make sure, that there will be thousands of native american veterans here at the national mall next veterans day. so thank you all for being her

director pratt: i am sharon pratt. we are blessed to have our usual camera crew but also to have c-span with us this evening. we are also live streaming this on the udc facebook page. for those of you who want to find it later, you can go to our page, i think. we are going to upload it on youtube, as that correct? so, again, i am sharon pratt, the founding director of the institute of politics, policy, housed aty, which is the university of the district of columbia. we were launched in january of last year by mayor bowser and president mason. we have the same focus as other institutes of politics, except a very strong focus on the history of this city, and by so doing the history of this country. because unlike most other cities we are entirely a creature of the politics of creating a new nation. for those of you who saw the musical "hamilton" there is a song that says in the room where it happened. we are what happened. washington, d.c. while we have topics of contemporary interest, we always try to drill down on that

he was born in the kansas city area, studied for a few years in pratt, kansas, for college, and then he got a job at the santa fe railroad. when he did not get the raise he wanted, he decided to start out in amarillo and found his own firm. he lived out his life being an amarillo citizen, and he built so much of the landscape in this area. what we are looking at is a design by him. it is at the skyline of amarillo. one of the facts people would not know is that after oil was discovered in the region's in 1926 there was a boom in amarillo. and there were more skyscrapers erected in amarillo between 1926 and 1930 than any other city in the united states. the skyscrapers were seven to 10 stories tall. one of the things we did during the promotion of the show was, think back to the musical "oklahoma." when they are singing about kansas city, they say that seven stories is his highest buildings ought to go. this idea of scraping the sky at seven stories is something for the. that seems out of date for us. he is very proud of the skyline, and he designed a number of things here. he designe

you are not an author unless you go through the pratt.i want to thank eddie and sylvia brown for supporting me. they're the ones that make this happen. also judy, where is she. she believed in me. so, there's an old negro spiritual when i think of freedom. oh freedom, old freedom, freedom over me. and before i be a slave, i be buried in my grave. if y'all know the rest, and go home to my lord and be free. this is serious for me. this is so serious for me. because if i'm not allowed to ask questions, you're not going to get the information you need. if they're suppressing me, they will suppress john and everyone else in that room. i think - - before he passed away. he talked about suppressing the press. if you begin down that line, you begin a dictatorship. who are we in 2018? for a time such as this. i think about the books that are out right now. it's not a coincidence that these books talking about the dysfunction. god bless them. he's gone into the stratosphere. because he's painted the picture that we already knew. but he's putting so

supporting actor awards went to laura dern for her role as a divorce lawyer and marriage story be soon and pratt pitt won his 1st acting oscar for his supporting role as a laidback stunt man in question terran tino's once upon a time in hollywood. elite. that was my take as well joining me now in the studio is adrian kennedy from our culture desk and i'm quite relieved adrian that almost seems like you could call that a bit of a happy ending for this oscar season but yes i think you're right. i actually saw a very popular decision to give the big prize to a foreign language film for the 1st time ever to hose parasite is a very deserving winner. busting film comparisons to turn chino and even to hitchcock and. strong roles for both actors and actresses and a film that touched a cold world wide dealing with the divide between rich and poor an absolutely amazing story idea would it be too much to hope could this be something of a turning point for the authors where you have to. see change i have to say that most of the best films i saw last year were not many didn't hollywood. junho has said himsel

the routine is comforting to pratt it too much i every morning at 8 he prepares his boat for the day the vessel can carry up to 12 passengers and ferry them from the holiday center of patani or to the island of kona are pretty tense 5 boats but for the last few weeks most of them have been going now.

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sharon: i am sharon pratt. we are blessed to have our usual camera crew and c-span with us tonight. for those of you who want to find us later you can go to our page and we will upload it on youtube. is that correct? foundingon pratt, the director of the institute of politics, policy, and history of thehat the university district of columbia. we relaunched in january of last year by mayor bowser and president mason. we have the same focus as other institutes of politics, except a strong focus on the history of this city, and by so doing the country.f this unlike most other cities we are entirely a creature of the politics of creating a new nation.for those of you who saw the musical "hamilton" there is a song that says in the room where it happened. we are what happened. washington, d.c. topics ofave contemporary interest we always that topicl down on to talk about the historical origin. that certainly is true for the compelling topic of tonight. we are going to talk this evening about the anatomy of an impeachment. we couldn't have a better panel than what we have this evening. eve

chris pratt. and "american idol" judges, luke bryan, katy perry and lionel richie.next week on "jimmy kimmel live." (warning siren) there's no room! go on without me! woman: nooooo! i got room. hop in! go! i'll hold it off! mondays, right? you guys go! (horn honking) get in, bryan. thanks, mom. hey! howdy! hello! again? go wherever they need you. ( ♪ ) the all-new highlander. toyota. let's go places. and i see this jean jacket. i put it on, popped the collar and looked at the brand. and when i saw the price tag i was like, oh yeah, this is a keeper. it goes with everything. if i'm wearing yoga pants, i wear my jean jacket. if i'm going out, i wear my jean jacket. i can go on a dinner dates with my husband, like to the movies, and it just works. it's my, it's my go to jacket. brands that wow. prices that thrill. marshalls. your surprise is waiting! introducing wendy's 2 for 5. ♪ yeah the only 2 for 5 with wendy's fresh, never frozen beef and the spicy chicken you crave. choose from the dave's single, spicy chicken sandwich, 10 piece crispy, or spicy nuggets. pick any

. >> chris pratt, right?f the galaxy, spiderman. >> big disney family. >> that's it for abc 7 news at 5:00, everybody. thank you for your time. >> we'll see you right back here at 10:00 tonight. this is a stodream.the american it starts here, in a middle class neighborhood with a middle class kid named mike. when his father died, his mother went to work and became the breadwinner. she instilled in mike a belief in hard work and a drive to build a better life. so he started a company from scratch with an idea and endless hours- today, that makes him the only democrat in the race who's created 20,000 jobs. he's the only democrat who's run the largest and most diverse city in america, rebuilding after 9-11, creating over 450,000 jobs and expanding health care coverage to 700,000 people. the only democrat who's built a grassroots movement to combat gun violence and he's a leader combatting climate change. the only democrat who's never taken a penny from special interests. now mike is running to deliver on the ame

tonight, chris pratt, tom holland, huey lewis, this week in unnecessary censorship, and music from samnd now with all due respect jimmy kimmel! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, eve i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. it's very nice. you know, the clock is ticking right now. we're like, 24 minutes away from valentine's day. tomorrow night, couples of all ages, types and sizes will go out of town, get

race and it is clearly one of the most active and civil rights activists of the 20th century william pratt'sr at the smithsonian institute's national museum of african american history and culture says randolph prominent spanned 4 presidential administrations. >>as he also worked to desegregate the army and ban discrimination and the defense industries is that combination the sheen of civil rights and economic rights that makes randolph trained his fingers on the pulse of power in washington, his influence coleman, a did with the famous march on washington in 1963 the demonstration randolph co-organized it brought a quarter of a million people to the national mall, but only after he convince president john f kennedy to let it happen the uncle counselor to treat people who are people of all color blast. >>white. we just want be there that's where clay all a brown the president of the a philip randolph institute first heard randolph speak, he stressed the importance of freedom and jobs for all americans brokers borough. >>the only color that matters and that kind of a discussion is green, but

advisory board for trump 2020 thank you so much intended for coming on the how much of a threat is pratt and bernie sound as if he wins new hampshire tomorrow. well bernie sanders is actually more of a threat to the democratic party than for the president of the united states and the g.o.p. but there's no one no one at all in the democrat party was going to defeat donald trump the problem that bernie sanders is facing is a resurgence of extreme left people in his party that consider him too old establishment that such a so ok threat to the g.o.p. a big threat to the democratic party itself we haven't i mean scientists policy foreign policy adviser met does he's claiming trump has strengthened the door in venezuela trump is strengthened russia in what he cools the american hemisphere is son is actually is a hard left as you make out or is he in fact more hawk than drum is and trump is a dove. well look. i would say that president trump is more of a very balanced leader between a hawk and a dove and i could prove it keep in mind that president trump had many opportunities to use military a

presidency heats up ballots are cast in new hampshire estimate pratt's trace votes of the 1st primary. and a rare sight snow covered palm trees on the streets of baghdad.

richard henry pratt down army major assigned the task of assimilating native americans is still knownfor his motto kill the indian and save the man. who. did he send in some of europeans never lost their suspicion of native americans and resorted to military force to displace them to spain out of accord with the word and spirit of the us constitution but in the new world might was still right. by the turn of the 20th century the indigenous people had been decimated only 237000 made of americans remain. they lost 98 percent of their land to the invaders and they had to wait until $948.00 to be granted full civil rights in all states nearly 80 years after the 1st african-americans won the right to vote. 500 years of colonization and displacement for some for others 500 years of the american dream. soon after the dawn of the 21st century that dream came under brutal attack on september the 11th 2001 the world trade center was targeted as a symbol of the ideals of the western world. almost 3000 people were killed in the attack people over groups in all corners of the earth. but the open s

and lori and pratt discusses the next article of check your guide for more information.w here's charles murray. [applause] thank you their many friends in the audience and thanks to dalton conway for making the trip down here to be with us tonight. "human diversity" is a big book and we don't have much time. my job is to give you an overview of the main findings of the books

and laurean pratt discusses artificial intelligence that involves decisionmaking, tonight at booktv. check your program did for more information. >> i am gavin kleespies. i know that dreary weather and change in the season makes it harder to come to programs so we appreciate seeing a full room despite the rain. if anyone is visiting for the first time i want to extend a special welcome. we're an independent, nonprofit library that makes massachusetts and american history available. we do this through thank you support of members and don nors -- donors. we make history available through our library that provides access to our amazing collection which includes close to 14 million manuscript pages and among other things the papers of three of the first six u.s. presidents. we also do this through programs for educators, programs for academics and through our public programs. we also host exhibitions and tonight's talk really kochtails with our current show which is title fire, voices from the boston massacre. this ex-legislation is looks out he residents of boston experienced the events

. >> producer casey pratt? they have similar vehicles. there are a number of grave diggers.europe. i didn't know monster trucks were big in europe. >> grave digger doesn't want to have to travel all the time. >> grave digging can be taxing. >> very cool. >> amazing how they move all that dirt in. >> how does it stay upright? it's massive. >> join us tonight for abc 7 news at 11. >> the last flights leaving from sfo to china leaves tonight. i'll have that full story at 11. >> and he and his wife lost everything in the tubs wildfire. now a special moment for this retired chp officer. be sure to be with us tonight. it's be my valentine charles ear brown. then at 9:00, a special two-hour 2020 about the jody arias case. as always stick around after that because "jimmy kimmel live" comes on at 11:35. >> finally tonight, a few thoughts about what really matters. as the crioronavirus spreads, w are reminded we're ever at risk. this, too shall pass but perhaps not before many more lives are taken. modern medicine and more sophisticated prevention measures offer a far more protection

the movie also features tom holland and chris pratt.a journey, they play brothers who are looking to resurrect their father for one day. the movie is out on march 6th. this isn't the first time disney has touched on the subject. they did have characters, lgbtq characters in live action movies. heather: thank you so much, tracee. the time now is about almost 10 minutes until the top of the hour. a fresh-faced candidate with a clearly defined message looking to take on the speaker of the house. >> homelessness, they see needles on our streets and sidewalks, san francisco has become unrecognizable under than's regime. heather: deanna lorraine vowing to roll up her sleeves to clean up the streets of sa san franci, she joins us to talk about her 2020 campaign to unseat speaker nancy pelosi. don't miss it. ♪ customize quickbooks for me. (live bookkeeper) okay, you're all set up. (sensei) thanks! that was my business gi, this one's casual. (vo) get set up right with a live bookkeeper with intuit quickbooks. well now there's score!, time...from

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and laurean pratt discusses artificial intelligence that involves decisionmaking, tonight at booktv. check your program did for more information. >> i am gavin kleespies. i know that dreary weather and change in the season makes it harder to come to programs so we appreciate seeing a full room despite the rain. if anyone is visiting for the first time i want to extend a special welcome. we're an independent, nonprofit library that makes massachusetts and american history available. we do this through thank you supp

richard kimball >> two days in a row, a "fugitive" reference >> chris pine -- >> chris pratt >> chris we have kitesurfing for you today as "the daly click." somewhere off the coast of australia. you pull hard and fly right over it disaster averted we'll show you again oh, gosh what do i do does this work >> wow >> my word >> good thing he was going into the wind >> yeah. >> it worked out for him >> thank you, sir. >>> just ahead, we're going to kick off our "break through" series for black history month we're going to do it with a remarkable young woman who is chasing her dreams of becoming an olympian and a doctor at the same time. >>> we're going to help you get ready for valentine's day. gifts under 50 bucks last-minute travel deals how romantic >> how sweet are those two >> but first, your local news. >>> good morning to you. 8:26 i'm marcus washington. the long awaited trial dealing with a deadly stabbing is set to get under way this morning. this was in july of 2018. investigators say the attack was unprovo unprovoked. the case has faced long delays in most cases against kyle's

tomorrow, chris pratt and huey lewis will be with us. with music from sam hunt.e might even have a surprise guest too. our first guests are three very talented stars of music who've banded together for the third time to find their own replacements. a new season of "american idol" premieres sunday night here on abc. please welcome luke bryan, katy perry and lionel richie. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: may i ask, do you guys always sit in like these positions you have now set -- >> we do what we're told so we can keep comin' back! >> this is it. this is how we do it. >> seniority, beauty, brains. >> i had stared into katie's left ear. >> very clean. >> because she sits, and i'm just like, there it is. left ear. >> jimmy: why is it so clean, katie? are you using q-tips? you know you're not supposed to. >> i don't care, luke has to look inside my ear. sometimes they get stuck. >> jimmy: you're the senior partner? the firm? >> it's either senior partner or senior citizen. i like senior partner better. >> we're here to preserve his legacy. >> you like that? >> or r

harvey pratt. marine, ahimself a vietnam veteran, and has a career in law enforcement. he is a working artist, sort of our version of a renaissance man. and he just came out with this incredible -- this incredibly beautiful and moving design that is intended to honor not just all native american veterans, but all veterans. as you know, in tribal communities, veterans hold a special place. the honor that we offer to veterans is not confined to native veterans. all veterans hold a special place and status in native american p immunities. so it is our honor to have the opportunity to honor their service through making this memorial available to the people who visit washington. host: and when is it expected to be finished? guest: we will open the memorial on veterans day 2020, so the november -- so november 11 of this year, we will be dedicating the memorial. we are hoping that we will have several thousand native americans, native american veterans attend the opening, but we invite all veterans to come here and allow us to celebrate and honor their service. host: we have a

. >> and now on the tv lorien pratt discusses the next level of artificial intelligence that involvesdecision-making. >> i would like you to consider a question. why is it that well-intentioned good people who are trying to solve great problems often make decisions that have terrible outcomes. we said we are going to change the world, did we? probably, a bit and probably a bit for the better. but i think at the same time that some decisions have

lost in the state before going on to win the white house well let's get more on this now from ashley pratt's a political commentator who joins us now from washington d.c. good to have you with us here on al-jazeera this seems to be quite a critical phase in the primary calendar he would you say has the most to lose right now. so i think the person with the most to lose is definitely joe biden he came into this primary as the front runner he was leading in the polls nationally he had the best name i.d. i would say he had the most support by way of the establishment democrats meaning those that had supported barack obama the presidency his vice presidency and i think at this point in time coming out of iowa really really saw the wind in his sails leave and i think we have seen the wind in the sails of people to judge rise and i think as a result of that we're seeing this split among moderate and independent voters and in new hampshire 42 percent of the voters are under clarity or independent so i do think that vote is splitting and we're seeing it really siphon off more between booted judge an

and lori and pratt discusses the next article of check your guide for more information. now here's charles murray. [applause] thank you their many friends in the audience and thanks to dalton conway for making the trip down here to be with us tonight. "human diversity" is a big book and we don't have much time. my job is to give you an overview of the main findings of the books and 12 minutes and professor conley's job, dalton's job, is to point the conversation in any direction he wants and will take it from there in the discussion. i wanted to write "human diversity" for many reasons, but at the center is this fact. we are on the cusp of an enormously exciting era. advances in genetic genetics and neuroscience gives new tools that will enable us to take giant strides in understanding human behavior, human society, policies and economies. we are like physicist, i'd like to say at the outset of the 19th century, poised at a moment in history that would protas faradays in the coming years. so people like me and dalton are to be excited and i think we both are. but a lot o

harvey pratt. harvey is himself a marine, a vietnam veteran, and has a career in law enforcement. he is a working artist, sort of our version of a renaissance man. and he just came out with this incredible -- this incredibly beautiful and moving design that is intended to honor not just all native american veterans, but all veterans. as you know, in tribal communities, veterans hold a special place. the honor that we offer to veterans is not confined to native veterans. all veterans hold a special place and status in native american communities. so it is our honor to have the opportunity to honor their service through making this memorial available to the people who visit washington. >> and when is it expected to be finished? >> we will open the memorial on veterans day 2020, so the november -- so november 11 of this year, we will be dedicating the memorial. we are hoping that we will have several thousand native americans, native american veterans attend the opening, but we invite all veterans to come here and allow us to celebrate and honor their service. >> we have about a half

she joins a star stu including chris pratt. it's always great when we can be more inclusive. francis, let's turn it over to you and get a check of the weather. >> good morning, everyone. we're starting with a quiet sweep, live doppler 7. we didn't get rain yesterday. we are dealing with fog and low clouds. in the north bay visibility has dropped to only a fourth of a mile in santa rosa and half a mile in napa. we are seeing temperatures drop, bringing them down to the dew point and fog develops. also we're dealing with these gusty conditions especially in the higher elevations. they continue to blow 20 to 30 miles per hour in some areas. right now it's gusting up to 24 miles and mount tamalpais. this sea breeze that kicked in yesterday. you notice the difference in the temperatures. they really took a tumble. we're going to see very breezy and cool conditions again today. this time we're looking out towards the flag over pier 15. temperatures in the 40s and 50s and san francisco's 49, oakland 50 and san jose is 48 degrees right now. as we look across the bay, the bay bridge f

casey pratt tweeted this video you just saw, running home to see my family, complete with his super bowl unicorn. he also tweeted this picture that his 6-year-old daughter drew of katie she retweeted it and said this, tell your daughter that her picture is beautiful and it means so much to me. thank you for being an amazing girldad. >>> voters get to weigh in on their picks for the 2020 nomination. >> the iowa caucuses in a tight and unpredictable race. >>> california isn't waiting until june anymore. early voting opened today. tonight the information you need to know while the middle-class continues to struggle. that's what happens when billionaires are able to control the political system. our campaign is funded by the working people of this country, and those are the people that i will represent. no more tax breaks for billionaires. we are going to guarantee health care to all people and create up to 20 million good paying jobs to save this planet. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message because we need an economy that works for all of us, not just wealthy campaign contributors.

she brings two characters voice by chris pratt and tom holland on a magical quest to find her and she'splayed at the toy fair this weekend along with some of these incredible toys right here. check them out out of their boxes. i'll be down at the toy fair as well. you know what, guys, i assume all of you are older than 3. you guys get to go home with some of these and, hey, up in the studio audience, you get to go home with these as well. here's some of the cast of characters from the movie "onward." i'm not sure who is chris pratt and who is tom holland >>> now to a new big screen adaption of a classic story, "call of the wild" starring hollywood legend harrison ford. adrienne bankert sat down with the legend to talk about the movie and the dog in his life. >> chewy. >> reporter: from han solo -- >> we're home. >> reporter: -- to indiana jones. >> go, go! >> reporter: the one and only harrison ford -- >> i thought that was closer. >> reporter: -- is now reviving jack london's famed novel "call of the wild." >> how do you feel about an adventure? >> reporter: he plays the wanderer who b

today, chris pratt to use jet skis and boots as well as drones and an airplane. they will be searching tomales bay and the shoreline. >>> some safeway workers across the bay area are set for another round of rallies. united food and commercial workers local five canceled its contract with safeway. the union is demanding higher wages and more full-time opportunities. so far, they have a 95% approval from its national counterparts for a potential walk up a safely officials say they remain committed to bargaining with the union. >>> happening today, in just a few hours, reconstruction project revealed for a long time north bay trouble spot. the bill is aimed at improving flood prone highway 37. supporters say that elevating 37 and converting it into a toll road would protect a crucial chap corridor from rising sea levels and expand wetlands. elected officials from marin, napa, sonoma, and in solano county are expected to attend. >>> the oakland alameda county coliseum authority is set to meet this morning. and perhaps the biggest issue is the progress of negotiation

abc7 casey pratt tweeted a picture his daughter drew of the coach during the game.he coach's attention and she responded to the tweet writing this quote. anyhow. this, tell your daughter this her picture is beautiful and it means so much to me. thank you for being an amazing girl. >> that spot on her was great too. >> it really was. >> it was nice. >> trending for about a week. it's great. >> she is breaking down barriers for women probably coaching in all kinds of sports. >> absolutely. >> i like how she said i'm not trying to be the best woman coach, i'm trying to be the best coach. >> which is how should it be. >>> this popular burger chain, shake shack has opened its first restaurant in san francisco. now the lines stretch out the door, as one would suspect, all the way down fillmore treat in cow hollow neighborhood. they're known for the natural angus beach hamburgers and offers chicken sandwiches and hot dogs. for the beer is available. all come from local breweries. for those who want to skip the long line, there is now an app that will allow you to order ahe

chris pratt, lucy hale, huey lewis, and music from andy shauf and sam hunt.st guest tonight is one of the great actors and one of the rare white men who looks good in a hat. his latest motion picture is "the call of the wild." it opens in theaters february 21st. please welcome harrison ford. [ cheers and applause ] how are you? very good to see you. did you watch the oscars last night? >> they were last night? [ laughter ] oh, man. >> jimmy: you missed it again. you didn't even go when you were nominated for best actor, right? >> what? >> jimmy: yeah. you were nominated for "witness." the movie "witness." you were nominated in 1986. you did not attend the oscars. >> well, i had a lot of homework. >> jimmy: last time you were here -- >> it's old news. >> jimmy: -- or maybe it was the time before. i don't remember. you were almost pleading with the "star wars" people to kill han solo. you'd had enough of han solo. you wanted him dead. and then -- >> we're putting a different complexion on it. i figured that his utility had been exhausted, bled out, and i was --

. >>> i trace in my book is that how this is a family business pratt he went from fred donald j. trump and then to his adult children who participate in the family business, both out of the white house and in the white house. >> host: what do you think donald trump will do when he leaves the white house, whether it's a year from now or five years from now? he spent a lifetime in real estate, and four to eight years in politics plus the campaign. >> guest: well, he has moved to florida. >> host: changed his residence to florida. >> guest: no longer has residency here in new york. i think it's very hard to predict the future. certainly there are a lot -- one thing that was really interesting to me in the course of the book is so many people in the new york real estate world, big important people, the first thing they wanted me to understand that was they wanted me to know -- this is their words -- donald trump is not one of us. so they felt he wasn't sort of part of the new york civic real estate society. but they also thought his practices were so far off the scale. i want to be c

harrison ford, amy poehler, chris pratt, katy perry, lionel richie, and luke bryan, david sedaris, lucyb pflugfelder, huey lewis will be here. and we'll have music from wiz khalifa, ty dolla sign, lil yachty, sueco the child, andy schaub, and sam hunt. so please join us for all that. [ cheers and applause ] i might be getting too old for this job. our first guest is an emmy and tony award-winning man and the nine-time oscar host against whom all others are measured. his new comedy "standing up, falling down" premieres in theaters and on vod february 21st. please welcome billy crystal. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: how are you? >> great. always great to be here. >> jimmy: great to have you here. it's an honor to have you here. and i'm wondering what goes through your mind when you come into this neighborhood, where you hosted the oscars so many times. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and you see the street closed down and you're maneuvering your way through. what do you think of? >> how to use waze to get around here. >> jimmy: very practical. >> well, listen, w

and on thursday, chris pratt, huey lewis, and music from sam hunt.in us for those shows, too. our first guest is an emmy and golden-globe winning person with a new animated show about a pubescent teenage boy, "duncanville" premieres sunday night on fox. please say hello to amy poehler. [cheers and ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> fine. >> jimmy: very good to see you. >> thank you. >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> i'm great. >> jimmy: i feel like i haven't seen you in a long time. >> someone said back stage it's been like four years. >> jimmy: since you were on the show, i've seen you. >> yeah, i went to college, i went back to school. >> jimmy: oh, you did, what did you study? >> i'm a veterinarian now. >> jimmy: oh, great. that was your dream, wasn't it? >> always wanted to help the animals. >> jimmy: you, everything's good? by the way, i'm so interested in this, i'm curious to ask you about it. because typically, with award shows they will wait until like a couple months before the show and announce who's going to host the show. but it seemed like the go

. >> and now on the tv lorien pratt discusses the next level of artificial intelligence that involves decision-making. >> i would like you to consider a question. why is it that well-intentioned good people who are trying to solve great problems often make decisions that have terrible outcomes. we said we are going to change the world, did we? probably, a bit and probably a bit for the better. but i think at the same time that some decisions have led us to better consequences as joy just said we live in a fragile world today. and as a class as complex and difficult situation that we as a society have yet to figure out. at a personal level, i make decisions every day, i bought this car a while back, a hybrid but i tell you i have annoyed you if the co2 i get for my 70 miles per hour gallon as a benefit to all of us outweighs the cost of creating the car and the potential pollution impact of the battery after get stored. and maybe if we had not done the battery we would export new technologies that have less of an impact, was it good for me too buy this car, i do not know. this is my mo

. >> shannon: i want to play something that confronted pratt vice president joe biden.ve he was coming out of a fund-raiser. listen to the chances he got. [chanting "drop out, joe"] >> go home early! >> shannon: "drop out, joe." do you think there's any chance he comes roaring back in nevada or south carolina? he has pledged to do so. tezlyn, we'll start with you and move down the line. >> we'll see. i think he will do strong in south carolina, but again, bloomberg and tom steyer, let's not forget tom steyer is actually leading in south carolina. i think he's a dark horse people should pay attention to come as well. >> shannon: kevin, what do you think? a lot of people say don't count him out just yet. we have all covered primaries, feels like he has a firewall down south. >> i think this is the time for the vice president to shine. as you know, he is heading into nevada, i think you have a good night on wednesday. which is the next debate. hopefully mike bloomberg makes the debate stage, take the fight to him. the nevada caucuses on saturday. of course, his firewall of

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race and it is clearly one of the most active and civil rights activists of the 20th century william pratt'sr at the smithsonian institute's national museum of african american history and culture says randolph prominent spanned 4 presidential administrations. >>as he also worked to desegregate the army and ban discrimination and the defense industries, it's that combination the sheen of civil rights and economic rights that makes randolph trained his fingers on the pulse of power in washington, his influence coleman, a did with the famous march on washington in 1963 the demonstration randolph co-organized it brought a quarter of a million people to the national mall, but only after he convinced president john f kennedy to let it happen the counselor to treat people who are people of all color blast. >>white. we just want be there that's where clay all a brown the president of the a philip randolph institute first heard randolph speak, he stressed the importance of freedom and jobs for all americans brokers borough. >>the only color that matters and that kind of a discussion is green, but th

he studied for a few years in pratt, kansas, then he got a job at the santa fe around. when he did not get the race he to start outcided in amarillo and found his own firm. anlived out his life being amarillo citizen and he built so much of the landscape in this area. what we are looking at is a design by him. it is at the skyline of amarillo. one of the effects people would not know is that after oil was discovered in the region's in 1926 there was a boom in amarillo. there were more skyscrapers erected in amarillo at the time than any other city. the skyscrapers were seven to 10 stories tall. one of the things we did during the promotion of the show was think back to the musical oklahoma. thinking --e singing about kansas city, they say that seven stories is his highest buildings ought to go. this idea of scraping the sky at seven stories is something for the. that seems out of date for us. he is very proud of the skyline, and he designed a number of things here. he designed the baptist church. he also designed the fisk building. covered -- they designed the amarillo