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you hear that stuff and you think how i remember one time i was listening to a chris rock cd with the new and it was just brilliant writing and i was i was a kid i probably didn't get most of it for 12 and my mom she saw me laughing like what does he listen to she grabbed at. listen i just saw the look of horror on her face and what he was saying and then switched to her laughing so hard although that's kind of beautiful that he can say something in a premise that may be off putting and then that's and it will limit your mom to his cool yeah it's very cool to watch that you're you forget that these people. could laugh at rock and stuff like that because they're always 'd in the guise of being in the why is a killer parent totally and that was to me here to see that in some way that was to her it grabbed her yeah you know you were all in then the rock gets up 116 i think 15 i hear these stories did you 1st have the courage and tell me about the night you jumped up i was 18 it was horrible new york new york city i took a class at the comic strip with my friend joe mackie who still is st

listen to a chris rock cd with the new and it was just brilliant writing and i was i was a kid i probably didn't get most of it for 12 and my mom. she saw me laughing like what does he listen to she grabbed the headphones or listen i just saw the look of horror on her face and what he was saying and then switched to her laughing so hard although that's kind of beautiful that he can say something in a premise that may be off putting and then that's and it will limit your mom to his cool yeah it's very cool to watch that you're you forget that these people. could laugh at rock and stuff like that because they're always in the guise of being in the why is a killer parent totally and that was to me here to see that in some way that was to her it grabbed her yeah you know you were all in then and now iraq gets up 116 i think 15 i hear these stories did you 1st have the courage to tell me about the night you jumped up i was 18 it was horrible new york new york city i took a class at the comic strip with my friend joe mackie who still is still one of my best friends and i just met him in this co

last one, chris rock! >> so, you know, as many as i can right now. >> yeah, i say bring it on.he more the merrier, right? it's all for such a good cause and i love the creativity behind it. michael, in just four and a half days, you've already raised more than $11.5 million. that's amazing! walk us through your vision and what is your end goal? >> yeah, look, first, it starts with why did i raise as much money as possible for people that are hungry. this is one of the biggest issues of people that need food. people need food, whether it's one of the tens of millions of people that will be employed and need food and the food banks are the busiest they've ever been. an elderly people used to have meals delivered, they don't str that. our goal is to raise a minimum of $100 million and give to four incredible charities that you mentioned earlier in the show. and the way we want to do it is by bringing everyone together to get every athlete, every celebrity, every artist to donate one incredible item or one great experience. and to be honest, kevin was one of the first phone calls i

as i said, it will feature some of our states' global talents. , danny devito, chris rock, kelly ripand say kwon bartley among others. thealso touched to mention surviving members will be performing. tribute toa special the band cofounder who we lost to covid-19. it will all be broadcast live on virtually every single local television station and on radios up and down the state and streamed online. the best part is 100% of the proceeds will go to help those impacted by covid-19. another way to support new jersey pandemic relief is tonight's 9:00 jersey takeover on hq trivia featuring only in new jersey trivia questions. play along. for every player during the jersey takeover, one dollar will be donated to the fund. everybody, tune in at 7:00 for the extraordinary fundraiser and 9:00 for hq trivia. , note i turn things over only do we talk about discharges, but people who got sick and got better or folks who have mild symptoms and to get back in the saddle and are able to pick themselves up. it's a treat for me that our general counsel is back in the house with us today. please help me

give it a shot ♪ ♪ whoa >> dozens of famous new jersey natives or current residents came out like chris rocknew jersey relief fund. the garden state, of course, one of the hardest hit with the coronavirus. >>> now more music news. lady gaga giving fans a glimpse of her new album "chromatica" and they like what they see. she shared the artwork online wednesday. they also love this track list, 16 new songs coming including several surprise collaborations. we're talking duets with huge names like elton john, ariana grande and k-pop sensation black pink. gaga delayed the original release date. the album was set to drop on april 10th. no word on when "chromatica" will be out. but can't wait to hear the duets. >>> also in music news, something for beatles fans old and young. the remaining members of the band, paul mccartney and ringo starr have approved the re-release of "yellow submarine." the animated film the group made back in 1968. this time around, though, as a live singalong. your whole family can enjoy it. what you're seeing is the music video for the title song "yellow submarine." but the

a long list of comedians have signed up including adam sandler, chris rock, kevin hart, billy crystalir may 9th. the push for potential immunity, quest diagnostics accelerating its fight to prevent further infection, announcing it has begun testing blood for covid-19 antibodies. the lab now has the ability to report antibody test results in one to two days. in another few weeks it is expecting to perform over 200,000 antibody tests per day. joining me right now is quest diagnostics' ceo, steve riskowski. it's great to have you. thanks very much for joining us. >> thank you, maria. maria: consistent grat lightses on -- congratulation on the success of these tests. can you talk about why the antibody tests are so important. let's start there. so people understand what you're getting when you're testing their blood. >> so there's two tests that we do, maria. first was the first test we brought up in early march which is the diagnostic test, to determine whether you have the virus or not. we've been up and running on that for over a month. we're doing about 50,000 tests per day, so we bro

rocks he lay layborne who created ornithology. nearly every day there are these fedex packages with grisly remains showing up at the institute. is this younge whontist chris helgin discovered the first two species of carnivore in the western hemisphere in 40 years. a super cute member of the raccoon family. also discovered a new species of samoan flying fox bat. previously unknown to science but had been sitting in a case in the smithsonian for 150 years. thatis one of the things is most remarkable to me. if you remember that terrible fire at the national museum in brazil, that collection was 200 years old and these are the kinds of things that are lost. it is the research that has not yet been done that we will never be able to recover. 's most the smithsonian remarkable for this. for its history and the potential it holds. i just wanted to end here. undoubtably an is very different creature than the one that might have been birthed smithson's lifetime. it has some of the loftiest american ideals. the ones that most attracted smithson when he came to the u.s. i see this in the brick-and-mortar creation of the institute. we, as a country, dedicated this g

rock. third quarter is now getting revised lower. what will lead to safer companies when you don't know what the outlook is going to be? christo how much more debt companies are carrying in this time. in the simplest form, debt is a contract. you've got to repay it. see a lot of to volatility in your revenues, and it is very hard to manage debt once you have it. what we are thinking about from here is the idea that the simple issue of how much leverage a company has is going to determine a lot of how much within about the relative quality for the company. there are other things around the business models that we look at, but we really look at the leverage function. the backdrop for that is important because we are putting lots of debt out there in the public sector, and countries will have to use some debt in some cases to get through the next several months. we are trying to start from a place where companies are positioned to make it through that time, rather than starting with a lot of debt and working to refinance that because i think we will see a lot of bumps with respect to both liquidity, the number of programs, and

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