maya rudolph, malcolm gladwell and music from kings of leon. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, thank you. hi, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for joining me for -- thank you -- hour 4 of our live coverage of the nfl draft. and with the 238th pick, the cincinnati bengals select -- guillermo rodriguez. they had the nfl draft tonight in cleveland and i don't want to sound ungrateful but i thought i'd be picked much higher than i was. it's weird that abc has the nfl draft but no nfl. we're like a restaurant that has a menu but no food. [ laughter ] quarterback trevor lawrence from clemson was expected to be picked first by either jacksonville or vidal sassoon. wow! what a beautiful man, look at that hair! he's like a young giselle bundchen. [ laughter ] look out, tom brady. someone's comin' for that handsome throne. you know, today if you haven't been counting- is president biden's 100th day in office. and even his opponents, if they're honest, have to admit, he has accomplished a lot. in those 100 days,

julie and her husband rudolph _ see something there?e whales moved north and the tours followed. and now since probably four years we see now going more north, so of course we can't predict how far they go more north, basically it is the plankton and herring who have done it. do you think the patterns of their travel and the patterns of where the herring go, has that become more irregular and harder to predict? more irregular and harder to tredict? , ., predict? the something happened- _ predict? the something happened- i— predict? the something happened. i think- predict? the something i happened. i think everyone is aware about it, and every seasonis aware about it, and every season is less, and we just have to wait and see what is happening and where they are going. but we don't know exactly why they are going more north and why it is changing. after hours on the water it became clear the orcas were a no—show, which was disappointing. julie told me they eventually arrived on the fjord two weeks later. it's hard to say for sure whethe

we'll catch up with the always funny maya rudolph. yes, in person.thinks about a "bridesmaids 2." >> well, i'm sure you've been asked this a thousand times. everybody wants another one. >> i know. >>> then we'll celebrate an important anniversary around here with willie geist, as his sunday shoturns 5. today, friday, april 16th, 2021. ♪♪ >> hi, we're the williams family from philadelphia. >> and we're turning 13! >> happy birthday, twins! >> hi, we wanted to give a shoutout to the students and teachers. >> at west town! >> we're watching the "today" show with my mom. >> now i do too. >> and it's ellie's first birthday! >> i love a good old "today" show tradition like that. hi, everybody, good morning. welcome back to friday. we're glad you're with us. sheinelle's in for craig this week. love having you here early. >> we sure do. >> we have a big week coming up. >> this is a biggie. a big special event next week on "today," former president george w. bush, he will be joining us right here in studio 1a. this will be his first live tv interview in three

fbi agents seized cell phones and computers from rudolph giuliani.t, quote, at least one of the warrants was seeking evidence related to murray and his role as ambassador to ukraine. in particular, the federal authorities where expected to scour the devices for communications between mr. giuliani and trump administration officials about the ambassador before she was recalled in april, 2019, one of the people added. maria bondage testified in the first halves impeachment investigation of donald trump. earlier today, time reported by the time federal investigators searched the manhattan home of rudy giuliani wednesday, they had amassed a trove of evidence from his associates in ukraine, focusing most intently on giuliani's ties to ukrainian oligarchs. three witnesses in the case told time. two of the witnesses say they were working with giuliani while cooperating talk with federal investigators. president biden told nbc's craig melvin that he learned about the raid of giuliani's home and office the same way we did. >> were you aware of that raid before

young villa never got to tell his own life story but his boyhood friend rudolph miller preserved some of it for us 80 years ago in december 1940 rudolf and villi performed in a concert held to mark the day of german family music years ago wrote down his memories of that day now. how 1000000000 did my village came after me in the concert. hall though like i said he wasn't a member of the hitler youth this evening he wore the uniform of the brown shirt was the belt and shoulder strap and the black tie he was almost a bit defiant as he entered in the auditorium adjusted the music stand to the correct height and tuned his violin without haste so his friend was the same age and was already waiting to accompany him on the piano they performed a piece by bach to nod entitled. villi didn't seem to be nervous hardly at all the movements of his upper body were smooth and as the piece ended on a long note he looked over to his partner on the piano who nodded in approval of his and forth i could then when the audience began to applaud loudly he had 1st looked helplessly to the side and then left

deeply rooted in to decide to have one can that we'll see in the 2030 years down the road more it's rudolph china expert at the german institute for international and security affairs thank you. if you. that's for you now on some of the other stories making headlines around the world. iran says it has begun enriching uranium at 60 percent that's the highest level it has achieved so far the process takes iran closer to the purity needed to produce a nuclear weapon a suspected israeli attack on a key facility has complicated talks aimed at reviving tehran's nuclear deal with world powers. french president a man who in my car is holding talks with the ukrainian leader of a lot of mir is olinsky on escalating tensions with russia german chancellor angela merkel is also taking part where leaders have called on moscow to halt a military buildup along its border with ukraine. several people have been killed in a shooting in the us city of in the apple us gun fire broke out at a fed ex depot near the airport police have confirmed that the gunman is dead. on now to a graphic video were released in c

young villa never got to tell his own life story but his boyhood friend rudolph miller preserved someof it for us 80 years ago in december 940 rudolf and villi performed in a concert hailed to mark the day of german family music years ago rudolph wrote down his memories of that day. viewpoints after. villi came after me in the concert. although like i said he wasn't a member of the hitler youth club this evening he wore the uniform the brown shirt with the belt and shoulder strap and the black tie he was almost a bit defiant as he entered in the auditorium just at the music stand to the correct height and tuned his violin without haste so his friend was the same age and was already waiting to accompany him on the piano they performed a piece by bach to nod entitled ave maria was walking fairly didn't seem to be nervous hardly at all the movements of his upper body were smooth and as the piece ended on a long note he looked over to his partner on the piano who nodded in approval of his and forth i could die then when the audience began to applaud loudly he had 1st looked helplessly to

i think some of the present players of snl are great, my rudolph and others that are just fantastic andeir political activities up there as well. you have to have a real sense of of who the characters, our weather stances are to pull it off. >> the lead tom lin >> mentally tom and got the mark twain award at the kennedy senator a few years ago, and she accepted the award and on a little pedestal, next to her was a bust of mark twain and she looks down at the best of mark twain and says mark twain and i have two things in common. she says we are both funny, and i'm starting to grow mustache. she is my favorite. and maya rudolph, i'll tell you, before she was very well-known, she did a routine of the national anthem being butchered had a sporting event as it is done often, and it is hilarious. just hilarious. >> i always loved atlanta may. >> let me ask you mark, my market is taken back to the moxie lounge and i would go there after the lakers and get your laughs. what were some of the best 90 or had their? >> first of all, the first show was at 10:30 at night, and i am in bed at that hou

rudolph and others are just fantastic. their political acumen is up there as well.in order to perform it and do it well, you have to have some real sense of who the characters are, what their stances are to pull it off. >> lily tomlin. >> she's great. >> lily tomlin got the mark twain award at the kennedy center a few years ago. and she accepted the award and a little pedestal next to her is a bust of mark twain. and she looks down at the bust of mark twain and she says, mark twain and i have two things in common. she says, we're both funny and i'm starting to grow a mustache. [ laughter ] she's my favorite. and mia rudolph, before she was well known, she did a routine of the national anthem being butchered at a sporting event. as is done often. and it is hilarious. just hilarious. >> i always liked lily may. >> oh, yeah, wow. >> let me ask you, mark. my mind is taking me back to the marquee lounge. and i would go over there after doing the late news and catch your last show. what were some of the best nights you ever had there? >> first of all, the first show was a

>> i'm talking about fred armisen, he's here, he's on mushrooms. >> jimmy: danny mcbride, maya rudolphd no idea those people were in the movie, incredible cast. >> jimmy: there wasn't a cast party? >> when you do an animated movie, you stand in front of a microphone for 90 minutes, go blah, blah, blah, and three years later you meet the cast. [ laughter ] pack the red carpet. that's an amazing cast. >> jimmy: i hope one day you and the cast have a nice consensual encounter together. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the mitchells pre ver the machines premieres a week from tomorrow on netflix. we'll be right back with music from kaleo. >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. u n be really into your shows with xfinity. find your favorites with just your voice. there is no fire. it was only a simulation! what?! dwight. manuel wins another one! get live sports on the go. he's stealing my scene. and if you have xfinity internet, flex is included. so your entertainment starts at free. so go on, get really into your shows

take a look. ♪ rudolph the red-nosed reindeer had a very shiny nose and if you ever saw it ♪ ♪ you wouldn, come on ♪ ♪ all of the other reindeer used to laugh and call him names ♪ >> so good. later he, of course, released a cover of the song in 2017. we're thinking of his family at this difficult time and wanted to share that incredible moment. >> what a talent. >> yes, absolutely. that's "pop news," guys. >> so happy to have you back. >> i'm so thrilled that you are back, dan. >> wow, it's just genuine all around. >> only love. >>> well now to our "gma" cover story, tributes pouring in overnight following the death of prince philip, the husband of queen elizabeth and the father of future monarch prince charles passed away yesterday at the age of 99. maggie rulli joins us outside buckingham palace with more. good morning, maggie. >> reporter: hey, eva, good morning. this past hour we've been hearing gun salutes across the country in honor of prince philip. outside windsor castle there is a growing memorial and here at buckingham palace, you can see behind me it's just been a constant str

maya rudolph wants to get her ragtag brides maids back together, in an interview with "entertainmentich should be called old ladies. turning ten, and rudolph says the favorite scene was the elaborate paris-themed bridal showers in which she and the character get into a fight. fans have been vying for a brides made reunion for years now, but film's director has said in the past, it's unlikely. i would be first in line to see a reunion of this crew. >>> former republican congressman barbara comstock is our next guest. way too early is coming right back. guest way too early is coming right back i've lost count of how many asthma attacks i've had. but my nunormal with nucala? fewer asthma attacks. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection

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julie and her husband rudolph used to run orca tours further south.he tours followed. and now since probably four years, we are seeing they are going more north, so of course we can't predict if they go more north, it is basically the plankton and the herrings who will tell us. do you think the patterns of their travel and the patterns of where the herring go, has that become more irregular and harder to predict? something happened. i think everyone is aware about it, and every season is a guess, and we just have to wait and see what is happening and where they are going. but we don't know exactly why they are going more north, and why it is changing. after hours on the water, it became clear the orcas were a no—show, which was disappointing. julie told me they eventually arrived on the fjord two weeks later. it's hard to say for sure whether these shifting patterns are down to climate change. but with warmer temperatures affecting all manner of wildlife from seals to seabirds, from walruses to other species of whale, it's making its effects known acr

. >>> there are major developments involving rudolph giuliani, the personal attorney of former president trump. federal investigators executed search warrants at his residence and office yesterday, taking electronics and other items. as nancy chen reports, giuliani has been under investigation over his business dealings in ukraine. >> reporter: in a surprise early morning raid at rudy giuliani's home and office, federal agents seized computers and cell phones. authorities are looking into whether giuliani helped ukrainian officials garner favors from president trump in exchange for dirt on democratic rival biden and his son hunter. >> we're seeing evidence of rrt. >> reporter: the u.s. attorney's office in manhattan and the fbi had tried to serve a search wart last year but were met with resistance from justice department officials appointed by president trump. at the time, giuliani was helping lead president trump's re-election efforts. the warrants are evidence that the case against giuliani is heating up. investigators persuaded a judge that there's cause to believe a search of giulia

maya rudolph, malcolm gladwell and music from kings of leon. and now, jimmy kimmel!jimmy: well, thank you. hi, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for joining me for -- thank you -- hour 4 of our live coverage of the nfl draft. and with the 238th pick, the cincinnati bengals select -- guillermo rodriguez. they had the nfl draft tonight in cleveland and i don't want to sound ungrateful but i thought i'd be picked much higher than i was. it's weird that abc has the nfl draft but no nfl.

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he's denied, but rudolph bouncers will score it and five two's the final. all of a sudden, the sharks have won five out of the last six. okay, this will be fun local motion. you probably didn't count on one of the great high school robberies in the bay area. and at one of the oldest venues, keys are stadium. take a look at it. first period, the irish and green 33 yard touchdown cheon down heaves for bruce parade zsa touchdown, and it's a 10 3 irish in the fourth quarter. save ignatius down 17, 13, 8 and smith let it fly for cheron and galvin quinn 47 yards 20 to 17 saint ignatius is. your winner in that great high school rivalry, and justin rose leads the masters by a stroke halfway through it. i'm out of breath. all right, mark. lots of sports happening. thank you. so much man appreciates the sporting life. do it for us. the news starts new again. it's the news starts new again. it's 70 -(indistinct conversations, glass clinking) -claire: speech! speech! okay, okay, okay. settle down. um... it's hard to believe i'm 50. a-a-as of today, i'm middle-aged. wha

and my rudolph is being respectful in your portrayal of kamala harris.here might be elements of the news whether or not. is that something intrinsic to the way women look in mass media? is that a good quality? is it a bad quality? >> it's probably a good quality pre-dive into respect. yes of course she should stand up for yourself and all those things. i don't think she was ever disrespectful in the way that i would describe, maybe. [inaudible] i would not describe her that way. art talk about this in the book a lot she was very, very cautious of the way she portrays herself pregnant often if she could influence the way other black women were portrayed shows that few huge incident in her career when she stopped work on a movie she was doing where she had a scene where she was playing military, she was in a military uniform like a women's auxiliary uniform page she looked great but there dancers they were all black women in her scene. and they came out in their costumes they were given in their dirty aprons. and she said no, that is not happening in my sc

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days that a former nfl players been linked to a shooting x giants and dolphins wide receiver travis rudolph was charged this week with first degree murder and there are questions about the role of repeated head trauma, chronic brain injuries in unexplainable. acts of violence. we have a lot more information together as as to the why ralph norman who represents the rock hill area in congress says robert and barbara leslie, we're close friends. he just was was special and so in 2 different ways. doctor leslie friends say it would have been remarkable for his medical achievements alone. but he was also an author, a weekly columnist for the charlotte observer and a person, a very strong faith. a statement tonight from his family. while we know there are no answers that will satisfy the question why we're sure of one thing we do not grieve as those without hope. our hope is found in the promise of jesus christ. and we are envelop by piece that surpasses all understanding. >> tom negovan reporting. gun violence in this country is an epidemic. and it's an international buyers. president biden says

no charges you can go to patrick dorismont killed in new york around that same periond where rudolphlice officer. go all the way through walter scott, the case where you saw a man running in south carolina from a police officer and he shoots him dead, shoots him in the back that jury hung and it was on tape as well you can just go through it michael brown. you can go through tamir rice, who was a 12-year-old child playing with a toy gun police officer jumps out shoots him immediately no charges so i tend to go with the statistics, that show, what, about 2% of officers are ever convicted of killing someone, let alone killing somebody black. so, i tend it to think when a police officer is charged, i steel myself for them to not be charged. and then if they're charged, i steel myself emotionally for them to be acquitted cause that's normally what happens. so the fact that this was such a lopsided case, watching it every day, the quality of the prosecution versus the sort of phoned in strange quality of the defense, even that doesn't guarantee a conviction when it's police. >> jimmy: rig

more on that in just a moment but first we are tracking the fallout for rudolph giuliani after the feds raided his home and office early yesterday. federal investigators are reportedly looking into giuliani's business dealings in ukraine, today a defiant giuliani called prosecutors at the southern district of new york. remember, the justice department's new york office but she used to run bullies. he also said he wouldn't be convicted of a felony crime. earlier tonight, giuliani appeared on fox news and spoke about the raid at his apartment. >> i never ever represented a foreign national. in fact, in my contracts, a refusal to do it. when i got out of being mayor, i didn't want to lobby. never did it with obama, bush, trump. i can prove it, give me an opportunity. instead he had to break down -- i won't say breakdown, but smash on my doors in a frightening way, lucky i don't get frightened very easily. i handled them very professionally, and they handled me professionally. >> new york times reporting tonight that the firing of a woman you may remember from the impeachment hearings, form

" music from the flaming lips. [ cheering and applause ] this week, we've got new shows with maya rudolphll, billy porter, with music from tom jones, kings of leon, plus dave grohl and his daughter violet. and make sure to join us wednesday night when mypillow ceo mike lindell will descend from atop banana mountain to join us here in studio in california. please do. our first guest tonight is our former governor and terminator, who has done it all and then some. his new project is his first-ever animated children's show. "stan lee's superhero kindergarten" is available on kartoon channel now. please welcome arnold schwarzenegger. [ cheering and applause ] hello, governor. how you? >> thank you, jimmy. i'm doing great. i tell you one thing, that i was asked several times did i watch the oscars. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i told people i watched maybe one-third of it. so i cannot even tell you who won. did i win yesterday? >> jimmy: you did win. you won best supporting actress weirdly you won. >> very nice, very nice. i tell you the reason i only watched one-third is because it was so boring. [ lau

but rudolph bouncers will score and the sharks go on to win it five to they have now won.e out of their last six not to bed. okay the masters go into this weekend, anybody's tournament except tigers because he's not in the tournament and we get the hogans bridge. i'm displaying 12. ben hogan. pretty good golfer, by the way, just the johnson, last year's winner, 15. he will. plunk go into the water 74 yesterday. 75 today missed the cut by a couple of strokes, not his happening that time. justin rose here at 16. he will read the green beautifully at a par 72 he still up by one shot at the half way point of the master's little something going on in sports. when you'd say i'm out of breath, but i'll see you in 25 more minutes. with some more. that's the sporting life for right now. we'll put it up, all right. it's certainly good news that you had a lot of sports today. thank you so much mark next at 11 bay bridge traffic in particular eyes now running at about 90% of pre pandemic levels, bay area traffic is back mordred ivers, now hitting the road again as cities begin to reop

and on thursday, maya rudolph, malcolm gladwell, and kings of leon. [ cheers and applause ] watch bothown from a fight with a foo. he interviews more than two dozen rock stars about their early days on the road in his new documentary “what drives us." it premieres friday exclusively on the coda collection on amazon prime video. please welcome dave grohl. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> i'm all right. >> jimmy: boy, you really keep busy, don't you? a lot of guys will sit around. you're always up to something, whether it be barbecuing or making movies. you directed this movie. >> i don't do well on vacations. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i guess not. >> and honestly, you know, the last year that we spent at home not being on the road, i think i've probably been busier than i ever have in my entire life. >> jimmy: yeah it seems like you have. i mean, i know we don't know exactly what you're doing day to day. but you have things coming out all the time. including this documentary that, first of all, i can't believe no one has ever done this before. because it's such a g

rudolph bolsters timo meier and to mock turtle all fun in the back of the net tonight. they'll look to make it 4 in a row tomorrow against the kings again. so lot of good stuff happening here in the bay area. we're just excited to have all these so you just scored amazing savings at ross? mmm-hmm. on brands that take you from me time... ...to go time... ...in no time. hi. get the best bargains ever on looks that work anywhere... ...at ross. yes for less! you know when you're at ross and find just what you need... to make any space your space? (sighs) yes! that's yes for less. get the best bargains ever for every room and every budget. at ross. yes for less. >> a rude awakening for a virginia high school student on his bus ride to school. he was sleeping there. one as you saw, the deer came flying through the windshield. but here's the crazy part. look bus driver just opens the door in the deer runs out of the school bus. this all happened yesterday morning and was captured on surveillance video the school driver says he just jot dodged another deer. when that second one

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. >> rudolph giuliani won his second race against david thinking for mayor of new york city. >> in thety of new york really had a great deal of success. citywide arrests have gone up to record highs, which is one of the ways in which we've also brought down crime. we arrest a lot of people, particularly drug dealers. >> you've got to pay attention to somebody. maybe a minor thing, maybe a serious thing. >> people riding the subways again, and they're walking in the park. in fact, new york is so safe, i'd like to take this moment to officially announce that it is once again all right to hitchhike. >> so, what kind of mayor has he been? >> good mayor, awful man. that simple. >> that guy, this guy, his entire life and career going after crooks, right? this guy finds himself on the wrong side of search warrant, staring on the barrel of an indictment by his former office. it's an incredible plot twist. a columnist in the new york daily news -- chronicled decades of nefarious incidents in the checkered political career of rudy giuliani. giuliani even once referred to him as public enemy numb

been dispersed or in the late afternoon and i'm now on square where they got it for a while maybe rudolph over my shoulder or way down a place called the old bridge. there was some copper. station saw at the end of the afternoon that had been some alcohol drunk and there were some clashes between police and protesters there were also some scuffles here in trafalgar square when some small pockets of demonstrators tried to block the traffic and the police were very adamant that they weren't going to be allowed to block the traffic that have been some arrests as well least 6 arrests in this small area where i'm standing i think there may have been others elsewhere but overall it's still peacefully and full how is the government dealing with a specially given the current state of public opinion around to anything. yeah it's important to look at the big context of the bill has been pushed through as you say it's largely inspired 52960000 rebellion protests which how central london for many many weeks from the police felt powerless to actually meet people on and get the flow of london the road

rudolph bolsters timo meier and to mock turtle all fun in the back of the net, they'll look to make it 4 in a road against the kings again. so lot of good stuff happening here in the bay area. we're just excited to help all these >> good morning, everybody. welcome back across for more news, 7.30 on what's going to be a really nice holiday weekend. it really is. but it's a little cloudy this morning. a little chillier. dave spahr has got a little bit more detail for us. hey, morning noel. marty, good morning, everybody. we are really fighting through a lot of this cloud cover tick in the morning. coupled with this fog that should all mix out a little bit in the east bay particular, you'll start to see the sun coming out probably before noon and into the afternoon hours we're going to share the skies with clouds all weekend long. it looks like and temperatures get reduced not quite as warm as we've been seeing right now, the picture we have of the golden gate shows were talking about. this is probably one of the spots on the journey. but we'll see. clearing so probably won't be in the a

systematizing the autopsy and sort of publicizing it making it an important part, he played a key role rudolph virchow 1821 to 1902. maybe even more important as the eminent father of the modern autopsy. he's a german pathologist basically the hub of medical knowledge in the 19th century moves from vienna to berlin because of beersham he's the one who really? seals the deal on the case that cellular pathology is the cause of disease. you guys will remember this probably hypocrates and galen all thought that when we had diseases it was our humors. right that we're out of balance. we had these four humors and they're circulate throughout our body and that's why they draw blood right? it's just sort of reestablish balance. he's like that's garbage because he is he worships the microscope. he loved it. so in addition to doing autopsies, he brought the microscope very much to the center of death investigation. so he deserves i think to be called the father of the modern autopsy. i'll just say both of these things come to the united states fairly quickly in the 19th century the most influential ther

rudolph virchow, 1821 to 1902 maybe even more important as the father of the modern autopsy. he was a german pathologists, basically the hub of medical knowledge in the 19th century. he moves from vienna to berlin, because -- he's the one who really seals the deal on the case of cellular pathology being the cause of disease. you remember hype across east, galen all thought that diseases were humorous, out of bounds, so we had these for humors and a circulate throughout our body. that's why they draw blood. to establish balance. he was like, that is garbage. he warships the microscope. he loved it. in addition to doing micro -- autopsies he brought the microscope to the center of that investigation. he deserves to be called the father of the modern autopsy. i will just say both of these things come to the united states fairly quickly in the 19th century, the most influential there and not depicted here is william on slur. he studied both of these and came to canada and ultimately to the united states where he becomes the most respected and revered north american physician of h

rudolph fisher, up above the world, on custom earth, the warden anthony trollope, the beggars opera ijohn gay, the word for world is forced by ursula le guin im core more and other stories by samuel delany and she's currently reading button brooks by thomas mann. went through a lot of books there, harriet washington, but you added this note to our producer and said i just finished reading 30 plus the books in my role as a critic. guest: that's a lot of books. i'm lucky enough to be in this group that are passionate about books and we reinforce each other's a sickness. [laughter] host: when we were reading the list of books and you heard what some of your favorites are and what you're reading now, which was struck you that you wanted to talk about? guest: aerosmith. i can completely explain the fascination for me, but it's a fascinating book. i read it at least once a year, most years i probably would admit to reading it more often and it's weird because the book was published in 1920s. sinclair lewis was given a nobel prize based on this book, but it's actually embraced more by scient

concerning federal investigators in manhattan executing a search warrant at upper east side apartment rudolph might have something to do with the criminal investigation into mr. giuliani's dealings in the ukraine. a number of people are relaying this to "the new york times" and associated press. we don't know much more than that. we don't know if the search already happened but they are executing that warrant. some are reporting that it is happening as we speak. we'll keep you posted. more after this. (vo) while you may not be running an architectural firm, tending hives of honeybees, and mentoring a teenager — your life is just as unique. your raymond james financial advisor gets to know you, your passions, and the way you help others. so you can live your life. that's life well planned. everyone remembers the moment they heard... “you have cancer.” how their world stopped and when they found a way to face it. for some, this is where their keytruda story begins. keytruda - a breakthrough immunotherapy that may treat certain cancers. one of those cancers is advanced nonsquamous, non-small cel