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and, you know -- hbo, love hbo they're very good to me. [ light laughter ] >> seth: hbo has been very work, jean >> that's it, that's it. and kate winslet, i can't say enough good things about kate winslet she is a doll. she's just a doll. >> seth: one thing that is in common in both shows is you've done some fantastic ipad acting. [ laughter ] well, i'm just saying i believe you're playing "fruit ninja" and "mare of easttown" and i believe you throw an ipad in "hacks. now, was there an ipad coach on set? [ laughter ] >> no. >> seth: yeah. >> there should have been. should have been >> seth: well, i figure obviously self-coached because you don't need one >> yeah. that was -- that was fun >> seth: i think this speaks to how seriously you take your acting but i heard that you actually -- i mean, this is nothing funny about this you physically hurt yourself was it on set of "mare"? >> yeah. yeah, i got -- apparently, i'll do anything for a laugh. there's a scene in the show where i'm sitting playing cards and drinking with the priest, as i do every week. and my phone rings, and i'm too

she is returning as the voice of "gossip girl" on hbo max.is here, tonight. [ cheers and applause >> steve: woah >> jimmy: i love kristen bell. plus from the new apple tv plus series, "lisey's story," dane dehaan is here. [ cheers and applause and we got great music from migos! [ cheers and applause "culture iii." i have, right here, this -- i kept a piece of confetti from last night's -- we did a bit last night, "broadway's back," with some of - lin-manuel miranda [ cheers and applause >> steve: beautiful. >> jimmy: and it was so much fun to do. it was amazing that we -- that we pulled it off and i thank you, quest, roots, you guys, that was awesome and everybody. but, i mean, so many things could go wrong with that piece, 'cause it's one continuous shot, and is, you know, nine performers, and they're all pros so -- but right before we were about to do the bit -- anyways -- i don't know how to tell the story i end the bit -- i thought we were in commercial break after it was done i was like, "confetti, confetti. i was just yelling it, and i

conan and hbo max, which i assume is short for hbo max weinberg.is upcoming triumphant decade on streaming, and the next eight years on gas pump tv plus network and his late 2040's run on "html" a microchip-infused jelly that's injected directly into viewers' amygdala. it really feels like the bear is masturbating directly into your brain. ( laughter ) conan's a dear friend and a lovely fella. he has been nothing but a strength and a great source of advice for me as i took over a late night show, and i want to congratulate him on 24 incredible years and several perfectly fine ones as well. ( laughter ) i hope he makes the most of his six days of retirement before starting work at hbo. i've asked one of my writers, brian stack, who worked with conan for many years, to come out here and share some memories of working for conan. brian, come on out here. brian stack, everybody. there you go. brian. >> thank you. >> stephen: brian, how long did you work for conan? >> 18 years. >> stephen: so you must know the true conan that no one is allowed to see. ar

his new sketch comedy show, "that damn michael che," is on hbo max now.ome michael che. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hey, michael, how are you? >> what's up, man, how are you? >> jimmy: i'm doing well. boy, you know, we don't know each other. i feel like we should, but we don't, now here we are. >> i know. this is like the first time i've been on your show. i was starting to feel a little personal about that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, where are you right now? you're in ohio, i heard? >> yeah, i went to ohio. staying at my friend's house, just hanging out, you know. >> jimmy: oh, well look at that. [ laughter ] record album. >> oh, that old thing? yeah, i'm on a podcast. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, i know that guy. hey, dave. so you're -- >> hello, jimmy kimmel. i don't want to take away from michael's time but "the midnight miracle" is streaming on luminary and apple tuesday nights. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm on the episode, too, that's on right now. michael che, we have michael che on there. [ applause ] >> jimmy: so you're at dav

and his new book, "home stretch" is out now graham norton will be here you know her work on hbo's "girlstly in the critically acclaimed series "the flight attendant," zosia mamet is going to join us here in studio and we love authors on this show and he is a great one. his latest "filthy animals" is out today. brandon taylor will be us with but before we get to all that. well, you guys, it is an exciting time in the world of marine biology recently scientists have discovered four -- four new ocean species a new species of cone jelly, a new species of sea snail, a new tree spider crab, and earth's newest siphonophore. to get the word out, a fun group of performers has been going around to elementary schools to teach children and we are so lucky -- so lucky to have them here tonight. so please welcome the four new animals. [ cheers and applause >> yeah! yeah >> all right are you ready to learn >> yes >> whoo! ♪ well all right let's do it. here we go ♪ there are four ne animals come and see your new fun friends tha live under the sea ♪ ♪ i'm duobrachium sparksa a new kind of comb jelly like

but in the past few years, the fictional tv series on hbo "watchmen" and "lovecraft country" made the 1921 massacre a central part of their storyline. [crowd screaming] i spoke with fordham university assistant professor of communications and media studies, brandy mont-payton about these programs and how media portrayals are influencing future generations. - as you said, many people had never heard of the tulsa race massacre before the premiere of the limited series, "watchmen" on hbo in 2019. and there was so much conversation about the first few minutes of the episode that really graphically depicted the events, and specifically you know, the reason why we had not heard of this moment, that sort of transpired on american soil that was so tragic, and i think it just goes to show you that there are so many archives that we have not uncovered yet in terms of america's history regarding race relations. - and we had two series that did that. we had "the watchmen", then we also had "lovecraft country". - yes, and it's fascinating that both of these shows came out within the span of a year

you know, you're starring in "in treatment," on hbo.aign with meghan the stallion for calvin klein. i mean-- and on top of all of that, you've got your second album coming out. tell me more about the ambum and what people can expect. >> "love and lies," i said the first album "the good and the and auto biographical story of my life and became a narrative. this second album is like the nitroon six flags. it's if nonstop beats. we have free-style vibes, we have the caribbean, afro beats. you know, ballads, pop vibes, electronicca. there's every kind of flavor for the palette, you know, what i'm saying? and i said the goal is on this album, 12 bangers. that's all i care about. i'm so proud of this record. it's the best music i've written. and i haven't been this excited to put anything out-- i haven't been as excited to put something out as i am for this album. >> trevor: 12 bangers, no skips. 12 bangers. >> 12 smashes. >> trevor: i'll tell you this now, man, if it's half as good as any of the other things you put your effort into, it's go

hbo max announcing mario cantone and others will reprise their roles.ll be there as well. still no word on when the ten episode series will drop on hbo max, but it has officially begun production here in new york city. sarah jessica parker with this photo. first table read got here way too early. nerves all wonderful, jumbled. sharing that the read through was like an ice cream sundae. tasty stuff. doesn't it feel like 1998 all over again? >> i loved 1998. >> i have some regrets from 1998. that's a different story. >> we were all laughing. >>> the spice girls -- ♪ stop right now ♪ >> the spice girls are all back together again for a good cause. victoria bell beckham, mel b, mel c altogether again for a good cause. sporting a new t-shirt that says proud and wanna be your lover. 100% of the proceeds from the sales of the shirt go to a charity combatting homelessness. the shirt is designed by victoria beckham who wrote pride to me is a celebration of being completely yourself. this year's t-shirt is a reminder of that. the spice girls championing accepting

host: the hbo documentary, titled our town.et me begin with the point you make in the trailer, james. what is the common denominator in these communities that are rising? guest: i think the common denominator is that almost every place in the u.s., through history, and certainly every one of the towns we filmed in the movie, has had problems. if it is west virginia, they have had coal problems. if it is mississippi, they have historical problems and down through the list. the fascinating part, the connecting link was that the time when national politics in the united states, as you know more than anybody, has been dysfunctional. we found the functionality evident at the state, local and regional level, of people saying we can figure out a way to move forward even though we don't agree on everything under the sun. if you want an example of american minded practicality, it exists. host: how did you determine which towns and cities to visit? guest: it was an evolving process, steve. at first, jim put a post on his blog at the atla

joining us in studio, he stars in the new movie "no sudden move," which is available on hbo max july "we can do zoom if you want. he said, "no, i'm gonna come out. i'm doing it for the audience. >> steve: wow. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: jon hamm is here >> steve: yeah, hamm bone! >> jimmy: hamm is in doesn't let you down >> steve: go hamm. >> jimmy: plus, you could see him in the new film "f9," ozuna is here! >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i love ozuna and we have great stand up also in studio, from rojo perez >> steve: hey. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: very funny guys, summer is here and a lot of travel restrictions are being lifted around the world, but the rules can be pretty complicated. so with that in mind it's time for "fact vs. fiction. here we go [ cheers and applause ♪ fact fact versus fiction ♪ >> jimmy: i like that. that's kind of like a good - ♪ ♪ fact fact versus fiction ♪ >> jimmy: it's like adult contemporary, maybe. >> questlove: yeah [ laughter ] >> steve: beautiful. >> jimmy: yeah, gorgeous >> steve: moving >> jimmy: let's get started. first u

his new movie, "no sudden move" hits hbo max in july and he's also starring in marvel's "black widow" everywhere on july 9th david harbour will be here in studio and he won a golden globe for playing prince charles on "the crown. josh o'connor will be joining me and they are an iconic rock band whose new album "no gods, no masters" is out. tonight we will without a hint of irony or shame, senate gop leader mitch mcconnell declared an end to the era of bipartisanship, even as president biden continues to entertain fruitless talks with republicans oh, and also, a gop congressman suggested the forest service should change the course of the earth's orbit to fight climate change for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: one of the many things the trump era has revealed about our political culture is that the republican party really has no core ideology, aside from its deep hostility to democracy. they have no core policy positions or visions for the future, and that's why they don't spend much time talking about the things joe biden is actually doing instead, they whine a

premieres this thursday on hbo. >>> it is the top of the hour.re following breaking news out of florida. a pride parade celebration turns deadly. congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz just steps away from is the incident. she's reacting this morning. >>> the january 6th insurrection involves the man in red you see there on the red. allegedly attacking a

there's a show called "this" coming to hbo max and too hot to handle, bringing the heat to netflix.petition that brings a bunch of sexy singles to an island and deducts prize money if they get physical. and the bachelor host announced he is leaving shot and the last episode of coping up with the kardashians, are these new outlandic reality tv shows the future? >> are the reality shows behind us? >> no, the kardashians will be around a long time after we're gone. >> it's bleak for us, but great for them. >> kylie. >> mom, no, seriously. >> mark predicts a lot more kardashianen in the future even though keeping up with the kardashianens is over. and sexy beast is set to premiere on netflix july 21st. if you don't want to wait until then to get your reality fix, too hot to handle is streaming today, and tonight is the premiere of rue paul's drag race all-stars. >> may the best woman win. i was about to go on this bash on the shows but not apologizing. >> never ru paul's drag race. >> sexy beast one is kind of interesting, i guess. >> i'm into. it i'll watch it. >> we'll sign you up. >>

he starts in "the conjuring: the devil made me do it," which is in theatres and on hbo max now let'saming >> grab his arms don't let go [ growling ] >> save your servant we trust in you my god >> seth: please welcome back to the show, patrick wilson ♪ [ applause ] >> seth: hi, buddy >> super funny >> seth: welcome back. >> thank you i love your my pillow guy. >> seth: oh thank you. a lot of work went into it a lot of work. welcome! it's so nice to have you here. >> thanks seth ah, it's good to be here >> seth: now based on the clip, this is a movie about being with your kids during the pandemic. right? >> it is, it is. that's exactly "conjuring: the pandemic made me do it. >> seth: this is, it's very exciting to have movies back in theaters >> yeah. >> seth: but this particularly is the kind of movie that i think we most lost the joy of being around other people. >> it's so true. i went to a couple screenings on opening weekend last friday and i sat in the theater and to hear the sound, to hear the audience screaming and crying and doing all that they do not crying, i don't know why

her new show on hbo max is called "made for love," cristin milioti will be joining me here in the studio and he's got a fantastic new book it is out today, "empire of pain: the secret history of the sackler dynasty," patrick radden keefe is back on the show but before we get to all that, we don't always have enough time to cover everything in the recent news. so here with a recap is one of our writers, amber ruffin, in a segment we call, "amber says what?" ♪ >> you guys! things have been crazy okay, so, first of all chrissy teigen quit twitter, and i was like, what then michael strahan closed the gap in his front teeth and i was like, what then i found out it was a prank, and i was like, what then my friend told me jack dorsey, the cofounder of twitter, sold his first tweet as an nft for $2.9 million and i was like, what and they explained it again, and i was like, what and that went on for quite some time then this happened >> top score, 14.75 against the buckeyes >> same vault as diob. oh, and he sticks the landing. not sure what that is. >> that's his vaccine. >> and i was like what e

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it impacted hbo max, cnn and paypal, just to name a few more. fastly provide services to them . the impacted websites were down about one hour. fastly identified the issue and apply to fix just before 4:00 this morning. we will have details as we get them. >>> more information into the origin of covid-19. the virus may have leaked from a lab in wuhan, china. the study conducted last year and not made public until yesterday was one of the first to go against the theory that the virus jumped from animals to humans. last month president biden ordered intelligence agencies to investigate the competing theories. >>> and people are carrying their covid vaccine cards with them. is that a good idea for your personal information? >> some people are concerned the information on the vaccine cards is not well protected and is potentially tempting to bad actors who may want to hack into healthcare information systems. not everyone thinks there is trouble and a stamford law professor says why. >> sure we can be concerned someone can access electronic health records? absolutely. do the vaccina

hbo host bill marr explained why everyone hates democrats at all has to do with the creator of the hitow hamilton. i will explain in my memo, that is next. ♪ welcome to allstate, ♪ ♪are you down, d-d-down, d-d-down, d-d-down♪ where we're driving down the cost of insurance. ♪ ♪ are you down, down♪ ♪d-down, down? are you♪ drivers who switched saved over $700. ♪ allstate. here, better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands. click or call for a lower rate today. kennedy: for years now bill marr is been sitting on top of his hbo pert as an insufferable leftist headband is once necessary position as a truth to power gaba fly. with trump out of office and comment on life support this predictable pinko is changing his tune. this was his latest episode where he took hamilton trader to task for apologizing over perceived lack of diversity's latest film, watch. >> please stop the apologizing for you are the guy who made the founding fathers black and hispanic. [laughter] i don't think you have to apologize to twitter. for goodness sakes. [applause] this is why people hate democra

it affected hbo maps, cnn, paypal, they provide key services. the impacted websites were down for about an hour. they reported it and identified the issue and applied the announcement just before 4:00 this morning. it is not clear what caused this problem. we will bring you the latest way as we get them. >>> a nationwide search for this san jose mother. she is accused of killing her seven-year-old son liam. the boy's body was discovered on a hiking trail more than a week ago. >> we have what happen and the ongoing search for the mother. >> reporter: a q-tip came in here from a family friend think that the mother and son had not been seen in a week. now police believe the worst has happened. they accused 35-year-old samantha moreno rodriguez of killing her seven-year-old son, liam husted. his body was found in a rural area of las vegas on a trail just off the highway. police did not release a motive or how he died. >> seven years old, that is tragic. you have to be in a different kind of place to kill your own child. i hope they find her. i do no

. >> still why a popular pennsylvania convenience store chain is celebrating and hbo hit tv show. >> plus, mama bear and her cub using a southern california home for little dip and some fun in the sun will explain. >> take a look at this. this is a cute story. a mama bear and her cub decided to use a southern california family's backyard as there all spa haven, so to speak. first, the mother was basking in the sunshine at this home. this is in monrovia. this is in los angeles county next. her cub got a workout by climbing a tree and then they both decided to cool off together with a dip in the pool before scampering off to go visit somewhere else. >> back here in the bay area people living in far east contra costa county are on alert for bears. >> there have been recent reports of bear sightings in the communities of nights and in oakley and discovery bay. in fact. well, for maureen kelly talked to a woman whose home security cameras picked up video of a bear taking a morning stroll. >> here's video of the bear walking around marina circle in discovery, bay at 6.15 sunday morning. >>

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the platforms and the distribution places like netflix, like amazon, like disney now, like, you know, hboall of them, amazon, i think i said them. there's a lot of them. they, a, know what is best for their platforms and spaces but they're still experimenting, right. comcast, universal, nbc just launched peacock so they're experimenting and seeing what works. i want to do a movie for them. >> you are also producing short-form content, branded content for other platforms like instagram, youtube what i think is interesting is this is a part of businesspeople may not know about or that you are in. your clients include uber, some of the big financial. >> prom tore & gamble, walmart, jpmorgan, chase, i'm sure i am missing some but it is part of the business that honestly when we set up the spring hill company, it is honestly the world i came from i didn't grow up in hollywood. i didn't grow up wanting to make movies, wanting to make tv shows. i grew up at nielke i think to that point a year later for my company, it went faster than we thought we are a content studio for -- content studio of re

i bet we'll all see it i bet we'll all see it on hbo or hbo max?to see. >> he's got his father's eyes. >> he does i started watching axe again, they made the actress really young. interesting how they do it >> joe, real quick i need a review. i heard hax is amazing >> it is pretty good >> a b plus or a thumb >> i love the actress, all the way back to fargo. she's amazing. >> you are giving it -- is that on the pandemic curve now that we've gone through a lot of content? >> she is what made mayor of eastown so amazing along with kate who was just head and shoulders above anything did you finally see that, sorkin >> it was fabulous >>> when we come back, prices at the pump heading higher ahead of the 4th of july weekend. a forecast of where prices will be this fall coming up after the break. we'll take a look at this morning's winners and losers on the nasdaq moderna is the biggest gainer for the entire nasdaq up by over 126% "squawk box" will be right back. - i'm sure you've heard how grammarly improves your writing, but let me tell you how grammarl

-- disney and hbo max?e will make a big difference, but i do think netflix is well positioned. it's been going sideways for the last year with, we think it's ready to resume its uptrend. you can buy netflix today for just 15% more than june of 2018. the difference is when you look at next year's estimates, cash flow per share and revenue per share is expected to double. so 100% more business for 15% more cost, that's my kind of deal. so why has it been down? it's been under pressure because covid pulled forward a lot of demand, they added 16 million subscriptions during the pandemic quarter last year, only 4 million more this year. that's going to change in the back half of the year, they have a lot of new original content, my favorite show is coming back for season four, which is "ozark." excited about that. [laughter] ashley: yes. >> they have big growth in latin america, europe, emerging markets and asia pacific, plus a $5 billion buyback to boot. so for those reasons, we like netflix moving forward. it

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maximizing the amount of content you can produce in order to keep people turning over their netflix and hbo subscriptions all the endless trimming services. as a consumer of a lot of the stuff, i don't think there is enough for writing talent in hollywood to make any of these shows the equal of the smaller number of shows we consider golden age tv. it's a slightly different economic pattern. there's a similar cultural effects going from the sopranos or "breaking bad" toot like ozarks which is a fine entertainment but it showed this trying to do they same things as the golden age of shows bothh weaker writing. i don't know, i feel that has happened a lot. that hotspot of creativity has also dimmed i think in the last five years or so. >> there is the dimension of a prestige tv being increasingly repetitive. but also i wonder about its narcotic effect. the phenomenon of binge watching and how you see that relating to decadence. there is a article, a tentative one a working paper published little while though looking at technological advances in recent years are going increasingly focus on the

i found out about the tuskegee study through the hbo program /documentary ms. evers boys. i was shocked. i have been to tuskegee several times. as a child, my older sister attended and is a graduate from tuskegee, so i have been all through the campus, the carver museum, and i guess my question is how much of the documentary was true and how much was embellished and also, do you have any support for your foundation from any organizations such as, perhaps, pharmaceutical companies or major contributors -- host: let's take up those two questions you asked. guest: thank you for calling in and good morning to you. let's talk about the movie ms. evers boys. it was embellished and untruthful. it painted the men in a light that was uncomplimentary and inappropriate. you could say it was wrongfully done. that is another part of the mission of the foundation, is to produce, or to do a documentary that would shed light and tell the truth about the story of the men. they were wonderful, wonderful, loved men. that's the first question, so don't use that as your means of, i guess, unde

. >>> and fiy,rview king its way social the music mogul stopping by lebron james's hbo max interviewrrupted" and opening up about the day he found out that he would be inducted into the rock & roll hall of fame. but it didn't take long for reality to set back in. >> i got the announcement. i was like, wait. >> thank you, thank you. i was -- thank you, guys. i was taking blue to school. i was like, this ain't no celebration. she walked away, i was like, yo. your dad is in the hall of fame. i'm in the hall of fame. she's like, bye, dad. >> that's how it is for parents, right? >> that's exactly how it is. >> tina lawson helping that clip of her son-in-law go viral. posting on her instagram that a hilarious video, alongside this priceless photo of blue ivy herself summing it up all with the caption that's my blue-blue, she's extremely hard to impress. when your mom is beyonce. it makes sense, right? blue has won a grammy. tough to impress that 9-year-old. >> kind of reminds me when my son said my next book should be called "ten percent poopier." >> that might already exist. >> yeah, exac

a lot of people learned about the tulsa race massacre by watching "watchman" on hbo. and they went to the web and no, no, no that really happened and maybe artists like you might play a big role in at least introducing people to some of that history. >> absolutely. i was one of those people who didn't know about it until watchman. and i'm 42, you know, it is that thing where i have gone to school, i have learned, i have lived a life, i have a career, and i realized only as an adult have i realized how many events i have no clue about, and it's because we are taught a certain narrative, i was taught a certain narrative about the history, and i got to say that for me, what i find interesting is that once you actually give the freedom of people to tell their stories and not question their stories, and allow them to tell their perspective, no matter what it is, then we can see the change, because we realize that once you see it, it doesn't mean that your history is tainted, or that, you know, you are somehow now tainted by this negativity, it's almost this idea of, you kn

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you can stream it on hbo max when it comes to "in the he heights. >>> a bus driver wanted to make surecal. sam reed from the providence affiliate wjar has the story >> the wheels on the big blue bus go round and round and behind the wheel is almost 77-year-old ron tillman. the school bus supervisor. >> it's not all it's cracked up to be. >> ron loves the road. >> i've been driving bus since 1969 >> someone else he's fond of is riley who works as a bus mo monitor. >> tuesday and thursday. >> i met him when i was on the bus with my campers but when i was a bus monitor it was the first time i got to connect with him. >> reporter: it's been months to connect with. >> she's interesting to talk about. >> reporter: i'm having a prom, its/figuresal. >> that got the gears -- >> reporter: this is a 1966 -- >> reporter: in his head. >> cadillac fleet wood spinning. >> to use his most prized possession. >> reporter: and offered to drive riley outside of their regular route. >> do you have a ride to your prom >> she said, no. >> reporter: on monday night ron showed up. he didn't ask for a dime but

in theaters and streaming on hbo max as well. the director will give us his take on the new hybrid release model. stephanie link is still with us and erin pinco joins us also first we go to mike santoli to get your take on the market. yes, it's been a very narrow trading range but we do have a new high for the s&p. >> we do slightly counterintuitive the way things came about with a new high bond yields lower, you have the nasdaq leading the way really accounting for the record. i also think it happens in a manner that is sure, almost built to leave a little bit of residual doubt in people's minds. you have an all-time high but basically at the former intraday high set a month ago you have the cyclical areas that are taking a breather. so maybe the market's job of keeping everybody off balance is pretty much being done well today, but hard to argue with kind of a levitation to a new all-time high. even if banks weak, industrials weak, makes it a little uncomfortable for people. >> erin, what do you make of the action today >> when

most americans had not heard about it until the hp owed miniseries -- the hbo miniseries "watchmen." when did you learn about it. paul, go first. paul: i learned about it in history class when i was taking it as a college student. that is the first time i had heard about the tosa race massacre. it was called the tulsa race riot at the time. when i came to work for the museum, as we began to talk about the stories that we needed to tell, john hope franklin who is himself and oklahoman and tulsan. the preeminent american historian who is the son of buck kolbert franklin sat me down and talked about the importance of telling this story in our museum through the use of artifacts when we could find them, and the immense need of not just putting this story in the public's hands in terms of school curriculum, but the way in which these other incredibly valuable learning spaces, museums, and educational spaces where people of all backgrounds can come together needed to learn this story, and that is really where my true education began. and then you meet people like mary as well. tracy: when

most americans had not heard about it until the hp owed miniseries -- the hbo miniseries "watchmen."hen did you learn about it. paul, go first. paul: i learned about it in history class when i was taking it as a college student. that is the first time i had heard about the tosa race massacre. it was called the tulsa race riot at the time. when i came to work for the museum, as we began to talk about the stories that we needed to tell, john hope franklin who is himself and oklahoman and tulsan. the preeminent american historian who is the son of buck kolbert franklin sat me down and talked about the importance of telling this story in our museum through the use of artifacts when we could find them, and the immense need of not just putting this story in the public's hands in terms of school curriculum, but the way in which these other incredibly valuable learning spaces, museums, and educational spaces where people of all backgrounds can come together needed to learn this story, and that is really where my true education began. and then you meet people like mary as well. tracy: when di

it's streaming on hbo max and you can check it up to youtube leave it up to sesame street always teaching. >> inclusivity don't hear about that. >>> a traumatic counter with a naked man that broke into the home the homeowners are speaking about the moment they came face to face with this intruder here. christine camp from our nbc station in los angeles has the story. >> who's in our house. >> while talking to his wife on the phone, matt sass comes face to face with a stranger in his home. >> hey what are you doing here? >> this is my house. what are you doing here? >> i'm going to call the police here >> i don't have anything to fight this guy so i went up in the balcony. i climbed off. fortunately my car was in the driveway >> he called 911 cameras captured the burglar identified as 34-year-old paul kian walking around the pool naked just before 2:00 thursday afternoon and roaming inside their home as monica watched from her phone. >> get the [ bleep ] out now! >> what? >> get out >> i was so frightened and scared that this guy has been -- is going to be doing something to my husband. >>

. >> o'brien will host a new weekly variety series for hbo max next year. >>> and we have an update onughterhouse in los angeles tuesday that we told you about. a lone cow was finally corralled yesterday in a park about five miles from the meat-packing facility. the herd escaped when a gate was left open. one cow had alluded authorities until yesterday. it will now spend the rest of its days at a california farm sanctuary thanks to grammy award-winning songwriter diane warren. >> she gave us a phone call. she offered her expertise. apparently she's involved and has relocated other animals in th past. and so she has been working with the farm sanctuary. >> before being recaptured and returned to the slaughterhouse, the herd ran through a neighborhood damaging cars, fences, and mailboxes. a happy ending at least for one cow. >> coming up on "cbs this morning," pride celebrations are taking place across the country this month. we are talking to parents of lgbtq-plus children and hearing about their journeys. lgbtq-plus children and hearing about their journeys. spray, lift, skip, step. sw

he's on hbo now, so he can say what he wants. >> kevin hard expressed a view when he told the "new yorku are witnesses white privilege at an all-time high. this is the problem with wokeness. what you have to say doesn't have to make sense. but saying white power and privilege is at an all-time high is just ridiculous? higher than a century ago, the the -- the tulsa race massacre. higher than when jim crow went unchallenged. higher than when willy mays and the supremes can't stay in the same white people they were working with? jesse: facts cannot be racist. the fact is america is less racist today than it has ever been. that's why critical race their theory is dangerous. this parent sees it. >> when you talk about critical race theory where we teach kids how to hate each other, dislike each other. telling a white kid, the black people are down and oppressed. how did i get where i am if some white man kept me down. jesse: the only way the mob wins is if they stick together. the left is losing control their narrative because they are losing the argument. it's like the emperor with no clot

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domestically in its first weekend, making it number one at the box office despite it also streaming on hboding out the top four, "a quiet place" part 2 with noon.5 million. cruella with more than 11 million, and spirit untamed with just over $6 million >>> now to a story about a man who overcame the odds and turned his life around after going to prison for selling drugs steve patterson tells us how he used his own creativity to change the course of his life. >> reporter: if you're wondering why darryl alston is looking up these days, just look down >> we want our shoes to be the conversation piece so if you're not interested in the extra attention, this brand isn't for you. >> i got this store and i want to get 20 more. >> let's check it out. >> reporter: alston is the ceo and creative leave of bungee, a high-end shoe designer bursting into the scene last creating flash and buzz and drawing attention. but the original purpose was just to give darryl his great escape from prison. >> i have over 250 designs. >> all while you were in prison? >> all while i was in prison >> reporter: that crea

there's gonna be an hbo meets. gonna be the trump administration style thing -- and you know, doing the sort of, in retrospect as we start to tell it is history. i think that that will be extremely interesting to. >> you said something just a moment ago that set off -- it set my brain spinning. when i think about the tv shows that you and i were talking about before we started, and the women that you're talking about in this book. even though the women that you reference in the previous books, you talked about being respectful. and while these women were certainly capable of pushing the envelope, they always did it with some measure of mindfulness and respectful-ness of their topics, characters, themselves. and maya rudolph is being respectful of her portrayal of kamala harris whereas there might be elements of the news where they are not. and other shows where we don't see that. but is that something intrinsic to the way women work in mass media? is that a good quality? is it a bad quality. it's just a quality wit