samira wiley. and music from morray. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everybody. hi, there. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you. thank you for watching. thanks. i appreciate it, thanks. you know -- i want to mention something. because my day, this morning, i got off to kind of a strange start this morning. i was on the internet. i was thinking about buying something and the website i was on, before i watched the demonstration video, which didn't work, by the way, before i was able to watch it, it required me to hold down the button to "prove you're a human," it said. and i felt like saying "screw you." i have to prove i'm a human? you're a website! [ laughter ] who's in charge here? this is how it goes. we're all worried the robots are going to chain us up. the truth is, when the singularity happens, they're not going to enslave us with artificial intelligence. they're just going to annoy the hell out of us. [ laughter ] you know what i'm saying, guillermo? >> guillermo: yeah, yeah, a little bit, yeah. [

. >>> ahead, emmy winner samira wiley talks about the new season of her hit show "the handmaid's talegns giving a speech. >> reporter: she's a bad ass. do you think she's hel local news will be coming up next. . >>> the alameda county district attorney won't file criminal charges over the death of a dublin school district trustee. she was handing out food when she was hit by an suv in march. >>> police are searching for the driver involved in a deadly hit and run. it happened at the intersection of polk and hays. two pedestrians were hit. one of the victims died at the scene. marin and golden gate transit are easing fill distancing. rider also only have to space three feet instead of six. >>> and we have brake light as long 101 northbound as you head through the peninsula where there is a crash blocking a lane. photograph sick slow as you approach the area. if are you coming off the bridge heading northbound you can have a few brake lights there. busy onto san mateo bridge from an earlier trouble spot. couple things to look out for on 92 for that ride in and out of half moon bay. east

i'm a big fan of the work of kahindi wiley obviously he is not deceased so he is not up for grabs add to the white house collection yet, but i think that his works are really interesting social commentaries on race relations in america and about the american presidents and i would love to see a wiley piece in the art house in the white house art collection in the future. do you have a favorite piece of art by a first lady that you know of is there out of all the art that you kind of talked about first? ladies engaging and is there a piece that you've seen or you've taken a look at online? that really is struck you as remarkable? definitely. i love the works by caroline harrison and especially her watercolor paintings on china just because i think it's so fascinating to think about her sitting in the white house conservatory surrounded by flowers. just painting what she saw and so i think it you know ellen wilson was a professional but caroline harrison was an amateur and the work that she was doing was just a full so probably her china painting. and winston asks, you said you mentione

this happened in conjunction with a guy named harvey wiley, there's a great book on the subject called the poison squad, which i won't go into but a guy named wiley who was -- pushing the peer food and drug act. teddy roosevelt was president. the peer reviewed and drug basically subject to disclose on the label what was in your food. everybody except henry heinz have to disclose that they're using sodium benzoate in the ketchup, and henry heinz begin a big advertisement campaign that said sodium benzoate is so great, why not emblazoned across your label that you got it? heinz ketchup doesn't and we know the dominant brand of ketchup as a result. the key thing i guess is he manipulate government regulation in order to use their regulation in marketing. this is the grandparent of heart healthy, low-fat, low cholesterol, low transit, et cetera, et cetera. every time that the government, and most of this is now fda, not usda, but every time they mandate a label change manufactures have a good ahead use that to their advantage. >> you have lost examples in the book of thiss but this was a f

dr. wiley and draco stoughton runs, one of the country's 1st medical marijuana clinics at a paper bit. hospital. she says the government's change of heart came as a surprise. like low ball, young young woman can help couple don't, don't know why i'm going to up in broo michael, but hid time that you know, what am i going back home? and she says, when the clinic 1st opened its doors that were flooded with patience. one lackey like me earlier, what do you need? have her fire hole? why? i didn't lou, who jack, i'm back on may pop home, but here do i coordinate mall last time and then now we see it these days. the hospital requires patients to phone in advance to check if they're eligible for candidates treatment. the government has stipulated 38 conditions that qualify from allergies to cancer, but many still come hoping for on the model it can hi hallmark you don't yet to call me plum card. why? why contact on my look? i die roll. your pin is been been mulling yahoo tai label now don't you call it? i'm not home. i need open clock one. have gotten paddle god on me. he had come books. now

samira wiley. and music from morray. and now, jimmy kimmel!> jimmy: hi, everybody. hi, there. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you. thank you for watching. thanks. i appreciate it, thanks. you know -- i want to mention something. because my day, this morning, i got off to kind of a strange start this morning. i was on the internet. i was thinking about buying something and the website i was on, before i watched the demonstration video, which didn't work, by the way, before i was able to watch it, it required me to hold down the button to "prove you're a human," it said. and i felt like saying "screw you." i have to prove i'm a human?

less than one mile from my house, wiley elementary school. for the second time in five years, wiley has been named a top magnet elementary school in the nation for its dedication to excellence. it is both an international magnet and a true neighborhood school. a diverse and welcoming community, wiley's teachers, faculty, parents, and staff go above and beyond to ensure that every student receives the best education possible. wiley offers international studies magnet program, which allows students to take as many as eight electives, including five foreign languages in elementary school. through this program, students are able to learn about cultures other than their own and experience diverse perspectives. i believe the foundation to a quality education begins in elementary school, and i know wiley is setting students up for success. i'm honored to represent wiley elementary school in congress, and i'm awed by all that their children achieve. thank you so much and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. for what purp

and this is video just in to the kron 4 news room from our viewer rob wiley. you can see the widespread smoke in that area once again fire crews say they are making good progress on that blaze up in sandra fell. they have plenty of resources on the scene. so far no one has been injured. no structures threatened and no evacuations ordered at this point. we're going to take a live look from our mount tam cam and you can see some of that. >> same smoke from the grass fire johnson's. right. that's a widespread area of smoke and just were right for this kind of problem. you know, just really the perfect recipe that we've been dealing with all weekend long. i temperatures the win. >> no humidity at all. just perfect combination for what we're seeing right now. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here joining us now. we're still under that red flag warning. that is exposed to supposed to last until at least tomorrow night, we're going to see these grass fires pop up. but we're looking to almost all summer long. this is not going to be something unusual in this. what

an american asset base previously announce sanctions in response to the crackdown on pro democracy wiley's in batteries will come into effect next week. now the united states is mocking the $100.00 anniversary of what thought to be the worst racial violence in american history. 300 people were killed in tulsa, oklahoma, and 1921. when white people destroyed the nation's most prosperous black on business district, survivors have taken part in a commemoration righty. but a big event has been cancelled job returns. he is in tulsa and explains why oral j, the last 3 survivors of what's now called the tulsa race massacre of 1921 of still fighting for justice. after a 100 years of not being compensated for all that, they lost when a white mob backed by city and state authorities burnt down the black greenwood neighborhood of tulsa. and now in a battle over an attempt to cash in on the atrocity. and this week, they achieved a victory. the cancellation of a commemorative concert headlined by grimy award winning john legend at this baseball field built on land where once black houses and businesses

only books on the common soldiers when i started reading about the civil war literally where belle wiley's two books. i mean by that was it you could read hard tack and coffee you could read detailed minutia of soldier life could be carlton mccarthy on confederates and you could read hard tech and coffee on federals and you could read bell wiley. that was the common soldier literature. i mean, we're in a completely different world now completely different world. people knew about mary chestnut. i have an entire bookcase of women's accounts in my library. now, they're overwhelmingly confederate. that's one thing we could do. we have a lot more. on women in the loyal states than we have now that confederates have gotten way more attention and especially of course labeled in confederate women have gotten more attention. i mean, but we're get but but the the war in the world the war in the west the war, i mean there's it's been expanded in so many ways. i have no idea. where it will go in the future, that's one of the interesting things about it. nobody sits down and says well in 1988. no one

be winning wiley's to gather these people but also that you go you know more a lot of the civil service. well that's all on the federal criminal militias and in your side of the treaty stood for our rights something other than the president is another problem that i didn't budge from of taking the kargil to defend the plural society those who fought against us for narrow minded and that they wanted to make that a moment to create something as a society they're going to raise people all other things and at this these are all other identities but the general divya stood for what we are today like of course society that existed here some. many 100 years before before it existed in the western hemisphere. oh i wish my thoughts and prayers are not christian. but. the misleading have taken. to oil on a common though our food sight and i thought you know boy power is a dog or more yelling a common though never would say bastard or nato propaganda. i don't you get the north actually more you are under 2 sabbaths and that one said argue they are going to. understand o.b.l. did the he entered no

this time around maya wiley, kathryn garcia, and dianne morales are hoping to change that. >> we havever 400 years to break this particular glass ceiling. >> you have never seen a candidate quite like paperboy love prince. they are an artist, a rapper, an activist, as well, and the owner of the love gallery in bushwick >> one of those things that i have wanted to establish is a love ticket, so we can have a more positive reinforcement in the community that is saying, if you are out there, and you are helping an old lady across the street and a cop sees you and says, "hey, you helping an old lady across the street. i'm writing you a ticket, a love something positive. keep going. >> trevor: okay, this is a nice idea, but if you ask me, people shouldn't be doing random acts of kindness to get money. they should be doing it for instagram likes. but this is a heartwarming story, still, don't get me wrong. we're going to get to hear the chief of police be like, ( cheerful ) "yesterday, our love patrol gave a man a love ticket for picking up some litter! ( serious ) but when the suspect fail

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germany play the always trying to play an important role, especially when it comes to specific red line. wiley is supportive, always ready position during this crisis in sound b for the from previous german government. it was also, it played an important role in defining specific grid lines. any trying to keep the same solution framework theoretically as a valid framework. if you remember the discussion last year about israeli invasion invasion and next part of the with bank and see areas, they actually played an important role. and i think that when it comes to providing carrots on that level, the role of a month is important. we already some statements by high call month above, and you role of the quote that regaining the role of the quote that meaning when you buy the migration the u. china and russia on that level. i'm aware that you've also researched israel responds to, to covey 19, so i wonder, is people shelter from that? the shells and rocket fire on both sides. these railways are largely vaccinated while the palestinians on what is likely to be the fall out when the fighting stops .

had an alaska bank recommended on "worldwide exchange" or any cnbc show that's why we like you dory wileyorth rim bank in alaska thank you, dory. have a great day >>> a lot more on this busy tuesday. when we come back, the morning movers including one space company whose stock is coming back to earth. >>> are there signs of shopper u infor euphoria why shoppers are coming back. >>> and the staggering amount of money the companies are making the answer is a lot. the rbi. that's coming up the dow futures are up we're back after this. everyone wakes up every morning to a world that must keep turning. the world can't stop, so neither can we. because the things we make, help make the world go round. they make it cleaner, healthier, and more connected. it's what we build that keeps things moving forward. so with every turn, we'll keep building a world that works. in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most

. >> now the 616 in india shall it's a wiley opponent. >> reporter: promising study out of cutter showsg protection from pfizer against the variants first detected in south africa and britain. nationwide study in india shows two doses of the pfizer vaccine provided 98% protection from hospitalization and death, 96.5% protection against infection. easing patent rules. >> to me this was a value statement. it was a statement that put people over patents. >> reporter: in the u.s., the pace of vaccinations now falling farther down 30% in the past two weeks, but a new kaiser family foundation study shows a modest gain in willingness to get a vaccine from republicans, up 9% over the past month. that, as we see new signs of the return of of our old lives. broadway tickets on sale today for shows set to resume in september. new jersey lifting restrictions on travel for indoor youth sports teams and chicago announcing a summer concert series for the fully vaccinated. and, jake, here in new york city, they are preparing for the return of tourism this summer. the mayor unveil ing a plan to give joh

and on thursday, chris rock, samira wiley, and music from morray.rlayed her gift for walking runways and looking good into a career judging puppeteers, sword swallowers, and even the occasional contortionist. a new season of "america's got talent" premieres june 1st on nbc. please welcome heidi klum. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> hi, everyone! >> jimmy: thanks for being here. >> i'm so happy to see you. >> jimmy: happy to see you too. you look like a superhero. >> i'm trying to. >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> we don't get out of the house much. when you do, that's like a superhero. >> jimmy: supermodel to superhero. you were supposed to be here a year ago. >> i know. >> jimmy: you got sick. >> then everybody else got sick. >> jimmy: you thought you had covid-19? >> of course, because at the time, anyone who had a fever and a cough thought they had covid. >> jimmy: yeah. >> thankfully it was the rhinovirus. i don't know, i've never heard of that either. >> jimmy: that's a cold. >> i guess a regular virus. i had that. >> jimmy: yeah, that's good. that

eastern on after words, maverick, a biography by wall street journalist columnist jason wiley interviewed by dennis prager sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern. best-selling author michael lewis writes about the early warning signs of the covid-19 pandemic and the trump administration's response. watch book tv this weekend on c-span2. ♪ biden and republican senators continue negotiati o

chris rock and samira wiley will join us, and music from morray. will you be back tomorrow, james?re. >> jimmy: maybe you should come back every night, right? [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm here for you, jimmy! >> jimmy: you're going to have to quit your job. [ laughter ] but it will be okay, it will be fine. our first guest tonight is one of the funniest people on the globe. she has been in seclusion. she is now fully vaccinated and ready to roll with a new comedy series on netflix called "the upshaws." please welcome wanda sykes! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how you doing? >> wow! >> jimmy: very happy to see you in the flesh. >> it's good to see you too, jimmy. >> jimmy: i've seen you quite a few times -- >> do i have to -- i don't know -- >> jimmy: you don't have to yell, there's no reason to yell. [ laughter ] >> i haven't done this in a while. >> jimmy: human interaction is confusing now, isn't it? >> it's crazy. >> jimmy: i know you're vaccinated, i know i'm vaccinated. then you come out, we can't really -- but we could touch each other if we wanted to, right? >> hm --

but in certain areas, china is already the word leader. telecommunications giant wiley has been hit by 3 rounds of us sanctions. company earnings have fallen for the 2nd year in a row. b. james says the us feels threatened by chinese progress. washington says, while we poses a national security threat, more than 100 chinese entities have been placed on a u. s. trade blacklist. but the restrictions have not stopped china's development from accelerating. the government has invested bleeds of dollars in research and development in an effort to win itself of critical us chip technology. and the speed of china is a i. progress is raising concerns, especially when it comes to potential military applications. china is also developing ai in the military area in order to leap frog over the us, which has a lot more capacity in terms of military might trying to use as a i'd launch cyber attacks and increased surveillance is also being closely watched several government se a i, it's been used to perpetuate human rights abuses and even genocide against weakens inch. and john the u. s. senate is deb

naturally drawn to the battle scenes, but that's why hard tech and coffee and then of course bell irvin wiley's books on johnny. rabbin and billy. yank became so important was to understanding, you know, the private soldier the common soldiers experience and how they're spending most of their time so he he opens up such an important window for us in terms of his perceptions and his representations of soldiers life in camp, right and again there any kind of again bring up the question of audience too. and and this this is a question. i don't know that we're ever going to be able to necessarily answer is the charming vignettes or the i don't want to say sanitize version, but the sort of less gory version of events that he draws and also the optimism or the kind of content of his letters to what extent that flex charles wellington reed who kind of saw things as an adventure and you know was sort of the same kind of naturally optimistic or just taking things as it came as opposed to is it because he's writing to his mother and his sister and he doesn't want to include some of the you know, kind of

it was returned by howard simon who checked it out as an eighth grader in 19737 when he was at wileyn the letter that he sent with it as a recent retiree i am taking the opportunity to turn my attention to some of the many vignettes of life that by career and family have been neglected these many years. in that context, i am returning an overdue item by my count approximately 17,480 days overdue as of this writing. he included a check for $175 and apologizing for what he called the -- this transgression of my youth. he also included -- he's a musician and included his own album called "western reserve." there he is. which came out a couple of years ago. the library says they don't charge for overdue items anymore. right. isn't that nice to hear? they consider this matter settled. >> okay. >> unbelievable. >> surprised it was only $175. >> he calculated he would have oprah win owed over $1,000, but he couldn't afford that. the replacement area is lower. he came up with a generous contribution to the library. >> fair enough. i don't know how he found the book -- >> the mean the record?