ono, tom hanks is stranding straining on an island. the most talented hanks is chet hanks. tom hanks son who is incredibly hilarious, right? he is somebody that you would have dated. >> probably. >> i think he could be a lot of people. i will narrow it down next weeke jokes a couple of days old that haven't sprouted mol i'md. ♪ there's heather on the hedges ♪ ♪ and kenny on the koi ♪ ♪ and your truck's been demolished by the peterson boy ♪ ♪ yes -- ♪ wait, what was that? timber... [ sighs heavily ] when owning a small business gets real, progressive helps protect what you've built with affordable coverage. for adults with generalized myasthenia gravis who are positive for acetylcholine receptor antibodies, it may feel like the world is moving without you. but the picture is changing, with vyvgart. in a clinical trial, participants achieved improved daily abilities with vyvgart added to their current treatment. and vyvgart helped clinical trial participants achieve reduced muscle weakness. vyvgart may increase the risk of infection. in a clinical study, the most common infec

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but tom hanks loved him, and they loved. him in fact, when tom hanks was in england and they, left an episode five they were there with the guys. then my father came home, he sent gifts to tom hanks. i, said i don't think tom hanks -- , yet you've got a son of gifts. i am sure he needs a cheesesteak or something. anyway, that's one of the stories. i have a couple stories. my father was -- let me tell you the french guy to come over his house, -- >> please. do >> i mother got a 1997, my father was living alone in this row house. he had his phone number and address in the phone book. it's, like if i could look up and the actor's name and phone number and a, book people be visiting him, right? if i changed his phone, number i fight to go the phone book i would have to move to the country. i would've been in israel now, he had people visit him all the time. anyway the french, ambassador to united states comes over to his house is going to give him this, i don't know what the it is called this silver -- legion of honor. thank you

but tom hanks loved them and they loved him.in fact, when tom hanks was in england, when they left, they were on episode five, but they were there with the guys and know when my father came home, he gifts to tom hanks. and i said, i don't think tom hanks knew, okay, you god. i said, know, you've got to send them gifts. i'm sure, he needs a cheesesteak or some. that's one of the stories. i mean, got a couple stories where my father was the imitator french french guy to come over his house, go to his now father. my mother died in 1997. so my father was living alone in this row house. he never locked door. he had his phone number and address in the phone book. now it's like if i could look up actor's phone name and phone number in the book, people will be visiting them. so if i changed his phone number, which could if i took it out of the phone book, i would have had him move out of the country. i would have been in israel now, something like that. so he had people visit him all the time. and anyway, this french, the french ambassa

tom hanks loved them, they loved him. when tom hanks was in england, when they left, one episode five aired, they were there with the guys, and all. my father came home, he sent gifts to tom hanks. i said, i don't think trump thinks -- kid, you've got to send him gifts. i'm sure he needs a cheesesteak or something. [laughs] i know, that's one of the stories. i've got a couple stories. my father was -- let me tell you the french guy that came over to his house. >> quickly, please do. >> my father -- my mother died in 1997, so my father was living alone in this row house. he never locked the door, he had his phone number and address in the phone book. now, that's like, if i could look up any actors name and phone number in the book, people would be visiting them, right? so, if i changed his phone number, which if i took up the phone book, i would've had him move out of the country. i would have been in israel now or something. so he had people visit him all the time. and, anyway, this french ambassador to the united states

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it was tom hanks saying, i'm doing this thing called, band of brothers.ve for you to come on board and i didn't know how to extricate myself from what i was doing, because it had been a show that i had developed and sold to fox, but when tom hanks calls you, you go, yes. i remember seeing what eric had done and knowing about graham yost, and bruce mckenna, and john orloff and my old friend eric bork. i knew we were really in good hands with great storytellers. that feeling that tom and stephen and the writers inspired in all of us to honor these men. i think that's what drove all of us. >> and of course another major component was who's gonna play richard winters, who's gonna play bill garner, who's gonna play ed tipper. so we went to meg liberman, who is a legendary casting director, you obviously know her credits. meg, tell us about that. how did you get it so pitch perfect? i'm sure you hear it even more than we do. yes, of course. of course frank was the perfect bill. you hear that on and on. how did you make the connection between real man and actor?

hanks the search for authenticity. the panels comprise of the producers, casting directors and writers who literally the front row seat to the creation of what became the blockbuster mini series now we're going to be honored to get a glimpse of how they work together, really to honor the legacy and the service and the memory of those veterans and bring to life a story that's really been part of my professional life for 30 years. a book that came out in 1992. that's that's always on my short list of professional readings for those that want this. and i should say got this from my, my brother in law who has been up a infantry platoon leader in the 101st and he that was the the you know the best he could provide me on my birthday so i really got to say this has been a legacy that's continued on and of course what this has done is not just educate but also entertain millions and millions and then ultimately inspire them to move forward now to moderate today's session, we're going to turn kurt sadiki leighton executive you

if you had to pick the top hanks films what would it be. >> private ryan is the best. it tells the story of d day. but i also have an affinity for sully. i drove in my taxi a guy that was on that plane that day. it landed in the hudson. democrats are saying i can't believe they weren't wearing masks. brian: my pick is "big," and "saving private ryan." this is my favorite hanks moment. >> i am talking to you, mister. don't make me take you down. i'm bigger than you. >> make your move. >> you first. >> it's a great one. the country might have peaked at boughtsome buddy. this came in, an outstanding comedian is leaving "the daily show" and taking over for jon stewart. why do you think he's going. >> if it's the ratings that would be one. he says he wants to try something new, i assume he means comedy. "the daily show," it's $25 to get in, $100 to get out. brian: do you have a hundred' who will replace stuart? >> i am sure there is somebody who fits the diversity. >> i think oliver. he's way to the left. >> i love your ad attitude, the ratings aren't good enough, we can ma

tom hanks wrote the letter so i could get my green card so you can blame him.just like a sliver of what it means personally, but, truly the fact that i have been able to call some of these heroes friends. you know? i have been drinking with these men over the years and heard stories, joked, laughed, cried. on top of that, not only are we telling the story two generations, generations underneath us now have kids who are 17 and 18 years old coming up to me now, to this day, and they want to talk about band of brothers. we all go to airports throughout the world and we are staffed by servicemen and women who are visibly shaking, and it has nothing to do with our job as actors. it is because of the story and because of these men. and, the emotion that is coming out of these people, they can barely speak. and, again, it is just because it meant so much to so many people. it allowed people to finally open up and talk to the grandparents. and talk to their fathers. i actually hear what they went through. through. and one more little level on that, i truly have met my

or like hank williams said in 1952 a good friend in georgia hank williams stepped up to the microphone and he blew in it. and he said well boys this works, let's see if i do. i appreciate you having me again, it is good to be back in davidson ridge and i have an impossible task i have 13 pages of singlespaced notes on earl van dorn and i have 45 minutes and i have a man standing in the back, this is such a big seminar they had a introducer of an introducer. that's when you're big time when you're an introducer of the introducer. i got time to do 13 pages of singlespaced, please excuse me if we have to do double for time i would love to spend time on p ridge with van dorn but i don't have it so you're going to get the 90-mile an hour tour of those, i need to tell you about the honda give you an update on my honda the only thing when i spoke last time the only thing you people got out of my lecture was a story about my electric chair being down and be writing from gettysburg with no foxsupport, i have a new story if i remember to tell you. let's do earl van dorn i was supposed to do this

hank williams stepped up to the microphone and he blew in it. and he says, well, boys, this works. let's see if i do. >> [laughs] >>. i appreciate you all having me again. it's good to be back in -- i have an impossible task, i will go ahead and tell you, i've got 13 pages of single spaced notes on earl van dorn and i've got 45 minutes. and i've got a man standing in the back. this is such a big seminar, you notice they had the introducer of the introducer. that's when you are big-time, when you've got an introducer for the introducer. >> [laughs] >> i ain't got time to do 13 pages of single spaced. so you'll excuse me. you are going to get the 90 mile an hour tour right there. and i need to tell you about the honda. i need to give you an update on my honda. when i came here and spoke last time, the only thing you people seem to get out of my lecture was the story about my electric chair being down and me riding all the way from gettysburg with no back support, with pillow stuffed in it. well, i've got a new story for you if i can remember to te

hank called me up and he said i have a hilarious story. i said you know men to just announce for humanitarian reasons he was opening the port up i said, i can't imagine anything we said convinced him to do that. it didn't have anything to do with him gorbachev called him up and threatened him. he said either you open the port up and i will shut down all military assistance to you within two weeks. the reason gorbachev did that is because bush called him on his own without anyone asking him. he said collier marks his friend up here and tell him to get off the stick and open that port up or else. gorbachev did it there was no famine! it's not even recorded anywhere. bush did not go through the ministry or the state department he called gorbachev directly to do it. and gorbachev called directly. and then we have isaiah sapper walking off the stick and he capitulated the point is there's a lot of stuff to happen that isn't even in the book yet. >> let me shift gears on both of you we will have to take some questions who have been submitted to

according to the resistance to powerful calvery smith called on hanks to show the rebels aside.lack troops lurch forward in their first combat absorbing significant casualties with a single calvary regiment supported by a chilly but eventually eventually the 4500 greatcoat held fast giving the troops a hard-earned victory accompanied by a sinister byproduct, the intimidation of baldy smith. at a most onyx list -- unexpected plates have been called upon to develop my force and make an assault and this costs me worse to cease taking anything for granted that had been asserted. grants don attack is already moot point would now face further delay. smith resumed his approach with extreme caution advancing the skirmish line and halting it every intervening ridge between baylor's farm and did a mark line. not until afternoon to the federalist approach the confederate position. smith would deploy his three divisions from the appomattox river on his right southward with hinks on the left in the calvery further to the left. all along the line the rebel canyons went forward at the new targ

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. >> ainsley: you saw what tom hanks said last week out of the 80 movies or something made like four. do you think that was juan of them? >> steve: what is watt four. >> brian: didn't name the four. to me it's got to be apollo xiii. >> ainsley: apollo xiii. castaway. >> brian: what about big? >> ainsley: sleepless in seattle? >> steve: octopus. >> brian: probably doesn't like any of them. forrest gump. >> ainsley: big? >> steve: because to ted life is like a box of chocolates? >> brian: that's true. why no sequel. >> steve: tom hanks call us triple 8 tell fox. >> ainsley: he married jenny at the end. there needs to be a see squeal. >> brian: she liked child's behavior talking about big? >> ainsley: no forrest gump. >> brian: child like behavior. saving private ryan. >> ainsley: carley has never seen her husband crime cry. not really he didn't. >> brian: still ahead fight for fair ms. hits vermont as athletes banned from own locker room for not wanting to change in front of transgender teammate. caitlyn jenner says it's time to stand up for girls sports. she's next n here! shh! i took

even hank aaron acknowledged he used amphetamines. amphetamines are a performance enabler.hancement is so enhancer. it turned baseball into a video game. that's why many people do not view it as legitimate. >> i have to let you go but i have to bring up one more thing. gem ready? >> yes. >> 1992 in barcelona, his son derrick redman was sprint egg and pulled up. in one of the great dad moves of all time. he walked his son across the finish line. jim redman pass ed away. >> that's the thing about the olympics. the actual drama and true theater of it can be compelling for all the dupbious dealings o the ioc. with the olympics, it's once every four years. it's not like we deposit win the world series, come back next year. a lot of the training is in the shadows. will derrick redman had a series of injuries, torn achilles, he had to drop out in seoul. he comes back and a good chance to win the 400 meters and tears his hamstring. he's hopping along on one leg because determined to finish. it is symbolic of all the effort and preparation. his dad does, as you said, a dad thing. it

but i also want to point out one other part of hank's backyard. you see that railing that kind of is sinking into the water there, that railing was to a dock. the dock that came up around the house and is now in his neighborhood's front yard. i asked him to kind of explain to me how this all happened because it makes the point of the force of hurricane ian. here's what he told me. >> that's a concrete floating dock which is on the other side of our house. came up off of its pilings and made its way around through the condo complex there and ended up up there. so you can see, that's sitting up pretty high. so you can see. and it weighs about 4,000 pounds. you can see how high the water had to be just to be able to get it there. the ocean is an extremely powerful, powerful thing. and this doesn't surprise me at all. >> reporter: you know, in talking to the neighbors, i've also been kind of struck by the sense of gratitude given how bad this hurricane was, many of them just feeling lucky to not have been injured, still be alive. i actually had a conv

and they found them soon enough in countries goes to china, lake militia, individual pilot, hank june, is a campaigner with greenpeace, and militia, the country that became the leading importer at the time. india is the 4th biggest importance. so greenpeace, along with citizens are now demanding than the west sub using them as the waste dumps of the world. especially the rich, richer country, or just local ways. i bet it to the global soccer and end of quarter shipping the problem to globally. but here's where it all got dearly marks. you consciously cycle 80 plus they come in griggs, that you can tell by looking at the bottom of the container and each grade needs to be recycled on his own in a specific reciting plant. it only makes sense to recycle hydride plastic life. a shampoo bottle powder detergent container because what comes out on the, on the side still has value. but things like styrofoam that food comes in can never be recycle. which means that only amused once mrs. you know, let's say a container full of plastic. you honey grossman, looks into corruption and environmental

in the 1970's, anna paquin colin hanks. and jake lacy start terminally ill teens make a pact to communicate with each other in the afterlife. in the new series midnight club. see it on netflix starting friday. there's also a new docu series conversations with a killer focused on the notorious serial killer. jeffrey dahmer. see it on netflix starting friday. while peacock takes a look at the storied history of queen elizabeth's favorite son in the series, prince andrew banished. see it now for the kids. second city and 30 rock veteran czech mcbrayer returns for the second season of his hello, jack on apple tv. plus, all starting on friday in chicago, i'm dean richards. >> all right. we'll be right back after the break. ladies... welcome to my digestive system. when your gut and vaginal bacteria are off balance. you may feel it. but just one align women's probiotic daily helps soothe digestive upsets. and support vaginal health. welcome to an align gut. listen, i'm done settling. because this is my secret. and i put it on onc

it ran hank, as you see that the yield is extremely low, which makes it unappealing. mac had one act ocoee. as of ours, a gal machine is designed to work with the shrimps resistant sob, either, or impedance as a physicist would say, hi, this is father. he's, are i rocking out v dash then that this resistance can be overcome by sound waves. that's the trick behind this on this machine to him. so you still have to peel some of the shrimp by hand. christine, clever invention would eliminate that. she's convinced that using special sound waves to crack, the shells would be more reliable. i'm is hum. as long as we have the shrimps, the mechanical shelling is better for a company. and the demand for shrimp is there. we're going to happen life. often mostly for tourists and hotels. right? oh. like mostly for private buyers. they come to us because they don't want shrimp that's been shipped half way around the world either. it's an issue for a lot of people, the transport and its impact on defensive either. so mrs. ring, as of yvonne, if we don't want to be cheaper the morocco. shrimp is sti

fellow in the asia pacific program of chatham house, from shanghai, dan wang, a chief economist at hank saying, bank china and from london yang wang, a senior analyst at counter points. that is a global technology market research firm. good to have you with us. so the suki, if i could start, would you, what's the, the thinking behind this decision by the u. s. in terms of putting the pressure on china. i think one should look at the historical perspective where the, the export controls have been used by the u. s. essentially dating back to the board or. right. so you have export controls, mainly targeted the former soviet union in the 1950s, sixties and seventies, which are mainly and at a stemming. and he advances that the soviet union could make in the andreas that was under way to really for obviously the geopolitical context has changed or in this era. and the primary us motivation and you know, last friday the decision comfortable comes on top of many, many other bits a, she's taking the last 2 to 3 recognition by success, a fish that we are now, you know, technological race. and c

former leader of the conservative party has said he thinks truss position as per mr hanks by thread.hy are the conservatives inflicting this economic and political chaos on the uk given the vast majority of the public does not get a chance even to vote for liz truss? i think your final point carries much weight. whenever there is a change in prime minister, labour or conservatives you don't have a general election to do side who is prime minister. that is decided by the mps by themselves or in the party membership. that is the way we have done in britain they may not be the best system but i can't think of a better one. but he is correct the prime ministers position remains vulnerable. she has to able to demonstrate why her personal tenure on the office of prime minister is so crucial, that although she was hand in glove with the chancellor and the policy that has caused the market turmoil he should go but she should say. that is not something she has even attempted to answer yet. maybe there isn't an answer. are you hearing of manoeuvres by members of the conservative party to move

only hank aaron has more 42 years old. he said. he's going to retire after the season. and if he does, he is going out in style. take a look. check this out. this is aaron wheels bothering him, and he nails his first ever double backflip 60. that is very impressive. rockstar how do you do that? you do that? that's unbelievable. yeah, wales is from las vegas. he performed for the nitro circus. impressive stuff. very cool to see very happy to see the niners pull out full of w. off everybody in the division. that's right. good win tonight, jason. thank you, everyone. thanks for joining us tonight. goo ight hi, there. hey. i'll be your server for tonight. my name is brian if you guys need anything. what's your name if we don't need anything? patricia. [ both laugh ] you're quick, patricia! so, our specialty cocktail for tonight is a basil-infused mojito. oh, yum! we'll take three. uh, no. that's okay. i'm good. come on, now. join us for a specialty cocktail on our specialty evening. yeah. three, please. okay. if you don't drink it, someone will. well, that brian sure is a c