>> jimmy: i want to thank tiffany haddish, david chase and imagine dragons.ictive law sending shock waves throughout the country, leaving women desperate. >> to hear her beg for someone to help her was hard. >> enforcement left to private citizens, creating a $10,000 reward. >> it's like vigilanteism and bounty hunting. >> why supporters say the measure is absolutely necessary. >> it's a significant piece of legis,yur> plus, remembering th michael k. williams, known for his iconic roles like omar from "the wire."

i can't get -- like this. >> david chase knows he has asked for it as well. >> i think to myself, whento get tired of this family? >> i mean, how about never? >> i guess -- i mean, i guess it's possible, yeah. it's not justify the way i think. >> knowing one thing he can count on from the passionate fans is an unvarnished answer. >> i'm asking the guy at this level will, does it still matter? >> yeah. i mean, i am one human being trying to communicate with a couple million human beings and what they respond to me, of course, it matters. if they say, you surprised me, that was interesting. or that matters. as opposed to hey, [ bleep ], that's, we saw that how much would you pay for a bottle of 80-year-old scotch. >> reporter: this bottle was 80 years in the making. >> 80 years of oak maturation makes it the oldest aged. >> reporter: this started in world war ii, the whiskey maker barrelled the scotch when much of europe was on a war footing. >> distillaries were turned in to arm's manufacturers or clothing manufacturers, everything was used for the war effort. so, to have any whiskey th

and i think david chase picked up on that. slowly, by the end of the first season, i kind of had become the under boss and the consigliere, sometimes two different guys, sometimes one guy. that's an important role in a mob family that actually wasn't there. so i fill the vacuum that did not exist, really. >> yeah, i was just going to say -- >> go ahead. >> i was going to say, the current string of repeats that hbo is airing, in praration for a release of the movie, only makes us more wistful for the series, for those days, and of course for jimmy, who is no longer with us. >> absolutely. and, you know, the prequel is great, by the way. so anyway, i just fell into that role and then realized, wait a minute, this is similar to my relationship with bruce springsteen all those years. and so suddenly, i felt very, very comfortable, and i knew with those dynamics -- you know, how that works. you are the one guy that the boss trusts. you are the only guy that doesn't want to be away from the boss. you are the only guy who can bring h

i think david chase picked up on that. the end of the first season i kind of had become the underboss and the consigliere. sometimes that's two different guys and sometimes it's the one guy. it's an important role in a mob familyhat actually wasn't there. so i kind of filled a vacuum that didn't exist really, you know? >> i was just going to say -- >> go ahead. >> i was going to say the current string of repeats that hbo is airing in preparation for the release of the movie only makes us more wistful for the series for those days and of course for jimmy who's not with us. >> absolutely. yeah. yeah. you know, and the pquel is great, by the way. so anywa i just kind of fell into that role and realized, wait a minute, this is similar to my relationshi with bruce springsteen all those years. and so suddenly i felt very, very comfortable because i knew what those dynamics -- how that works, you know, how you're the one guy that the boss trusts, you're the guy -- you're the only guy that doesn want to be the boss. you're the onl

i love watching david chase do interviews i'm fascinated to watch him talk seems very serious is he -with? >> huh [ laughter ] i don't know if fun's the word but, you know you're in really good hands >> seth: yeah. >> if things are going south >> seth: right he's just -- what i really liked about him, he's just very intense and knows what he wants, knows what he likes and is not afraid to say it >> seth: i'm assuming "the sopranos" was a show that you watched. and, like everybody who was involved in the show, and now who's involved in the movie, like, you know, you want to be careful with something that has, you know, so well respected and so well loved. do you feel like everybody on set knew they were -- they were, sort of, messing -- not messing with, but, like, had to be delicate with this beloved show? >> i never really watched it >> seth: you didn't watch "the sopranos?" >> syour honorh. >> seth: okay, go on [ laughter ] >> no. the few episodes in the beginning. but at that time, i just wasn't into sitting home and watching television >> seth: yeah. >> you were out doing stuff. s

what you will see as being a real sort of "sopranos" fan, is that, i think that, you know, david chasewriting this show, you know, during its heyday, he clearly understood the full history of who these characters were. and i think that's just kind of -- you know, the real super fans, i think it's just going to be so much fun and i think the performances, you know, vera did, and corey, and alessandro i mean, the -- the performances are going to be great. i know that, 'cause i saw what they were doing. but, yeah, they haven't showed it to me either yet. [ light laughter ] >> seth: alright, well, thank you very much for making me feel better about myself. congratulations on everything, and thanks so much for making the time for us. >> i appreciate it, man. thank you for having me. >> seth: "small engine repair" is in theaters now we'll be right back with natasha brown. ♪ welcome to allstate. where you can pay a little less and enjoy the ride a little more. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ now, get new lower auto rates with allstate. because better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands with allst

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tonight -- tiffany haddish -- david chase -- and music from imagine dragons. and now, jimmy kimmel!>> jimmy: appreciate, thank you. very nice. hi, there. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] hi, there. i'm jimmy. i used to be the host of the show. i'm back. well, thank you, i appreciate that. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for watching. thank you for being here. you know, i have

. >> reporter: after show creator david chase gave us a brutal mob boss who spent sessions with his shrinktherapy part and the mother part? >> well, i was in therapy largely because of my mother. >> reporter: he knew exactly what he would hear once the series was over. >> people around me socially would say, are you going to do more? >> are you always thinking, never, i'm done? >> yes, yes, i did. >> reporter: but 14 years later, it turns out he wasn't done. james gandolfini's death in 2013, meant a sequel was out, so chase went the other way. setting a movie 30 plus years before the show. the many saints of newark give the story of dickie moltisanti, a father figure to the young tony, who had been mentioned on the sopranos, but never flushed out. >> you remember dickie moltisanti? >> no. >> no? is that what you said? >> is he a friend of yours? >> he was my father. >> i went back over my memories, and i thought, oh, yeah, dickie moltisanti, there was all of that talk about him. and he was really a bad ass. i'm interested in that. >> reporter: this isn't a tony soprano origin story? >> no,

. >> so i watched it and laid down what i thought was a pretty bad-ass tape for david chase.it, and he said, "wow, that's-- yeah, that's good." ( laughter ) "you're never going to get it." ( laughter ) >> stephen: why? >> because i had shop him every other tape that i'd done, and i never got those. >> stephen: we have to take a little bit of a break. but stick around, and we'll be right back with more alessandro nivola. ( applause ). ♪ ♪ ♪ hi. so you're the scientist here. does my aveeno® daily moisturizer really make my dry skin healthier in one day? it's true jen. this prebiotic oat formula moisturizes to help prevent dry skin. impressive! aveeno® healthy. it's our nature.™ try the body was t bring out e paren them.y it's smart we parked near the exit. -absolutely. -there you go. that way, [whistles] let's put away the parking talk, maybe, for a minute. parking is where the money is, though. can you imagine what this place pulls in on parking alone? alright, no more talking about parking lots. a lot of these are compact spots. it's not pretty. progressive can't protect you

you know, i was just getting -- i got an original david chase script and it was inspiring me to say theset int the italian mafia in that time? >> well, heard, a lot like my grandfather, my grandparents and a lot of black people at that time was part of that great migration, you know, black people that moved up from the south between 1910 and about 1970, 6 million black people moved up from the south to -- in search of more dough, you know, freedom from the plantation economy and stuff so harold was a part of that and his path diverged a bit. my grandfather worked in a factory like so many did for 30 years but harold, you know, made his money in other ways. [ laughter ] he works for the family. yes. >> let's take a look at a clip. >> harold, how about you come around and talk to me over >> when you going to come back and work for me? >> got stuff of my own percolating. >> while you're waiting for that maxwell house to boil. >> yes. >> hmm. >> my own percolator. >> we heard that -- >> he's cracking himself up. >> when you auditioned you didn't even know what movie it was for, how was that e

and beyond nancy pelosi, the most exciting things i am doing is talking about david chase and "the sopranosgo to theatlantic.com point. >> jeffery goldberg. thank you. >>> major events happening on capitol hill. congress will hear from top military. u.s. navy member of the house mikie sherrill joins us. we'll be right back. joins us. we'll be right back. your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on, on the inside. it's true, if you have diabetes, you know high blood sugar is the root of the problem. but that excess sugar can cause the blood vessels to be seriously damaged. and when that happens, this could happen, vision loss or even blindness. that's right, diabetic retinopathy is a leading cause of blindness for adults in the u.s. but even though you can't see it, there is something you can do about it. remember this: now is the time to get your eyes checked. eye care is an incredibly important part of your long-term diabetes management. see a path forward with actions and treatments that may help your eyes— and protect agai

chase. make more of what's yours. davideatest of all time but the legendary quarterback says he still has many years left in him. that doesn't for "fox business tonight" we hope you have a great weekend, "the evening edit" starts right >> from the fox studio in new york city this is "maria bartiromo wall street". maria: happy weekend welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in position you for the week ahead, i am maria bartiromo the federal reserve and focus in the upcoming week as the fed meets tuesday and wednesday giving us more into the macro growth and when it will begin pulling back the federal reserve stimulus. this after a volatile week as investors have mixed signals on economic data will be

chasing ghosts forever? today we're talking with political scientists and journalists, david roth cop, the former editor in chief of foreign policy magazine, and host of deep state radio, a podcast on american power, and it's global impact. he's the author of running the world, be inside story of national security council and the architect of american power. previously, he managed the international advisory firm, a former secretary of state, henry kissinger. and now he has his own, the rock cock group. david, it's great to be with you, and thanks for joining us today. this is a somber time, a moment to sort of reflect on 20 years after one of the most major attacks on the american psyche. let's play a clip from president george w bush on what he said right after 911. the attack took place on american soil. but it was an attack on the heart and soul of the civilized world. and the world has come together to fight a new indifferent war. the 1st, we hope, the only one of the 21st century or against all those who seek to export terror and a war against those governments that support or shelter them. david, that was

and former supervisor david campos, who is currently serving as district attorney chase, a boudin's chief of staff. she tells me he isn't endorsing any candidate at this time. he says his focus will be on serving the public. i want to make sure that the work of the san francisco city attorney's office is relevant to how we help people. how do you use the law? to really address the issues of the day. chu is a husband and father to a young son. he will likely be sworn in november 1st next year, voters will have the chance to decide whether choose stays in office. the city attorney's office has no term limits. andre. historic appointment. to be sure, our thank you. amber lee reporting for slob in front of city hall in san francisco. meantime their breed had positive things to say about you when she appointed him today, hands down. he is one of the most gracious, hardworking. consensus building structured, relentless. pursuit of justice person. i know that cruz appointment is the latest ripple stemming from the federal investigation into the city's corruption scandal. dennis herrera is leadin

david campos is also expected to run. he is currently serving as chief of staff to district attorney chase a boudin. already pretty nice night out there. we do have that red flag warning up in the higher elevations of the north bay. most of us not noticing much of anything wins very light that she level right now. most of the wind. pardon me. most of the wind should be died down what? windows up high should die down pretty quickly by tomorrow morning, so i think it'll be a real quick event and hopefully over soon and again. most of us won't notice much of anything. these are the highs from today. tomorrow warmer, little more sinking. that's why it's windy right? because there's sinking and it's being funneled there being compressed, and so in the morning when you wake up, it's going to be a little bit warmer, and it's gonna end up a warmer day. so instead of operators, maybe. operators low nineties not a heat wave just a little bit warmer. so the trend is like this is what you'd expect. so nice looking day tomorrow and it kind of holds steady that that this pattern of. um just kind of mild water. wa

david shukman, bbc news. cricket, and india have won the fourth test against england at the oval. england were chasingst left to play. our sports correspondentjoe wilson was watching. "look into my eyes, we've got this." just ten wickets to take and the holiday. take and the whole day. thus was india's perspective. england saw a long march towards 368. burns, 100 without loss. it could be possible, couldn't it? an edge from rory burns, a catch from the wicketkeeper, and india were off. you play five days, it's decided by seconds and centimetres. what a game. haseeb hameed set off here, dawad malan was sprinting, stretching, not enough. run out. hameed made 63, hours of work, and then this. undone by ravi jadeja. of work, and then this. now, watch the stumps. of work, and then this. they are about to meetjasprit bumrah. ollie pope gone for two. jonny bairstow did not score. jasprit bumrah was unplayable, and the oval danced. how many now? moeen ali caught and gone for none, six down. but if england couldn't win, they could still defy. and draw. look, there's stilljoe root, there's still a chance to sto

david kemp. compass is also expected to run. he's currently serving as chief of staff to district attorney chase a boudin across the bay.akland city councilman lauren taylor says he's running for mayor next year. taylor says as a third generation oakland or he hopes to develop results rather than rhetoric, he said a kick off event for saturday mary libby, chef is wrapping up her second term cannot run again due to term limits. now to new information about business travel by california state treasurer fiona ma, as well as allegations of harassment, according to the sacramento bee. former state employee due to blackwell is suing fiona ma, accusing her of sexual harassment and wrongful termination. the report also says fiona ma routinely shares hotel rooms with staff members on business trips as a way to save money. ma says the lawsuit's claims have no merit, and she defended the practice of sharing hotel rooms. the university of california is expected to approve more than $300 million for a proposed student housing project. at people's park in berkeley, according to the chronicle, you see regions committee voted to recomm

david campos is also expected to run. he is currently serving as chief of staff to district attorney chase a boudin. new details about allegations of harassment or surfacing against california state treasurer fiona ma, along with questions about her business travel, is facing a lawsuit by a former employee, judith blackwell, allegedly sexual alleging sexual harassment and wrongful termination. the sacramento bee says some of the alleged harassment came when blackwell and ma were sharing a hotel room last year. ma has denied the harassment allegations. meantime, the b has also learned ma shared rooms with her chief of staff 13 times over the past two years. during official trips with which experts say could raise ethical questions. now on the hotel issue, fiona ma said her work as a state treasurer requires frequent travel and that she shares rooms to save money now, ma said, quote traveler ravens are made to maximize efficiency and max minimized costs consistent with all ethical and legal requirements. unquote. oakland city councilman lauren taylor announced today he is running for mayor next year t

chase. make more of what's yours. larry: -- >> richmond celebrated richie maclachlan's birthday. he recorded thousands of songs and hundreds of tracks. >> james david in the west coast r&b and jump blues genres. ♪ >> he felt everything he played and wrote about in his music. he would always say it is a feeling you get. i could see that feeling in him whenever he played. >> ♪ >> i am always trying to find a way to honor my dad. after he passed, i said when he turns 100 i am going to give him a big celebration. you can't have a celebration without any type of music. ♪ not just his birthday but the impact he has had on richmond and on music around the world. ♪ >> about jimmy simply because he came in at a time that most people are too young to remember. he went to the navy and started boxing when he got out. his boxing career was short-lived and he turned to music. >> people came here from the south to work in factories and shipyards. the music came up from the south. if you look at his discography, you will see that people loved his music. >> him and bb king go way back. ♪ >> that was the biggest hit today she has ever had. it earned him a spot on di

david, it looks like greenpeace. >> all right taking them all out in the boat chasing the whaling boats, yeah, all right. >> is this>> we have a graphic we don't do our typical introtoday we have to be more serious, since we have a storm down about 1.5% >> you know, i've been talking about this new phenomenon of very high rates of redemption for many of these spacs, but it's been resulting in something interesting, certainly volatility, that's ironnet, 90-plus% redemption rate, you end up with far fewer shares, and you also end up with a lot less catch at the company, when they gave you their projections at the time they announced their transaction. tmc metals, effector, we'll look at all of them, you can almost call it the meme-ification of these names. i've been hearing that people are looking at that are portfolio of spacs, many of which are saying i'm going to redeem it's not a great return, but it's a return, it's a business, but then they're making choices, i'll bet you they get more than a 90% redemption i know the float is going to be so tiny, ironnet was a perfect example of that -- that potentially that c

. >> on monday, david letterman's new show debuts here on cbs. followed a week later by chevy chasecame that much more difficult. >> in the third corner, his ratings fading rapidly, arsenio hall. some tv writers think arsenio could be the big loser in this free for all. >> when letterman came in, it essentially diluted arsenio's brand because there were so many alternatives. >> i am sad to see you go because america is going to have a big chunk missing out of its -- [ cheers and applause ] >> losing arsenio, yeah. it was -- it was -- it was bad. i mean, he was the lone voice gone. david letterman had the suits at nbc pausing for a moment. did we make the right choice? because he came out gang busters and he was beating jay leno in the ratings. >> there are some people who say you blew it. that by picking leno to replace carson over letterman, that that was a big programming mistake. >> it was a shaky start. a really, really shaky, first-season start. >> it's true confessions time for actor hugh grant, who is trying hard to put his recent encounter with a hollywood prostitute behind

david, in the midst of the names you have? because you have got to have these outlyers that outperform. would that be something you would chase look the death of netflix at the expense of rivals like disney and others has been greatly exaggerated and i am guilty as charged. the spike, the challenge in the streaming space, some of the challenge from the some of the largest media house us out there with deeper pock questions netflix managed to hold up. those companies are looking to underprice netflix. netflix raised prices and doing just fine. this is a trade i missed. i will have to go back to the drawing boards to rethink it but this game isn't over. netflix is still a major player and will continue to be so. charles: two of the megacaps name doing very, very well, amazon. they will start making tvs. they will put alexa in that. apple, hype building over the flue iphone. megacap names, erin, are you long, what type of position do you have in these kind of names? >> i do like to be selective with some megacaps. the one i noticed back in july, it broke out of its trading range t was underperforming quite some time. even during

that gold medalfrom david smith was britain's the 30th of these paralympics, but the hopes of a 31st today proved tantalisingly out of reach. in the pool, becky redfearn was chasingnly compete in because they were postponed, a silver is some feet. there was also an array of british bronze for wheelchair racer sammy king worn in the 100 metres, and for archer victoria woo marie, bang on target on her paralympic debut. in the table tennis meanwhile there were mixed fortunes. two british teams had to settle for bronze after losing their semifinals, but in a different class it was a different story, as they battled back from the brink to make it to their final. it was like a miracle, they said, and fairto was like a miracle, they said, and fair to say, it is one they certainly enjoyed. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. good evening to you. the met office haveissued good evening to you. the met office have issued their summer 2021 stats, and it has certainly been one of unusual contrast, with much of the north and the rest of the country seeing warmer, sunnier and drier than average conditions compared to the south and t

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