usually lennie cooks them the meal.hat daughter, jessie ware, a british singer-songwriter who just released her fifth album. that feels good. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: how did this idea of a podcast even begin? >> i was making music. i was kind of a bit bored. i wanted another avenue. i felt like i have this pull to do something else and i was sick of talking about myself. i wanted to ask the questions. >> reporter: cooking mishaps add to the disarming charm. >> anybody who is going to judge my cutting skills, this is not my kitchen. >> reporter: that's a very big knife. this was an attempt at creme brulee. >> ooh! >> reporter: the unassuming vibe fosters conversation. the mayor of london sadiq khan let it slip that he would run for another term. tom daley opened up about body issues. >> i feel guilty and then had bouts of bulimia. >> i think food gives you a different avenue to understanding people's background, childhood, how things evolve for them. their lives, really. >> reporter: why did you decide to do this as a mother/da

of course, there's also chat — craic, as lenny says — and lots of it.ave danced to years ago, then? every day is different, but i try and install some fun into the day, and they're in for maybe half an hour to the hour, but that will last with them for the rest of that day. you know, they feel good. the care workers are coming in, going, "0ch, jimmy, you look great and you smell good and you might get a girlfriend tonight" — you know, stuff like that. so it really does make them feel good. it makes everybody feel good, you know, whenever you're looking after for somebody. he visits this home on the outskirts of belfast every six weeks or so, and the gents are always pleased to see him. # que sera, sera... he has the music playing and theyl get their proper barber experience. cos sometimes you go up and you might getl something out of them, _ but then once you put the music on, everybody starts to sing, their feet start to tap, i start to clap their hands, - and they reallyjoin in, so they do. do you like danny boy? i do. do you? i do. let me hear you si

and lenny was there one year, i think when i first got "snl.was like, "oh, wow, this girl, you should definitely, you know, be with this girl. then the next year i came in, because you know "snl" keeps you busy >> seth: yeah. >> i saw him the next -- the following year, and he's like getting married to her and i was like, "yeah, you know, get married to the girl, whatever." then i think the third year, between that and they were sitting there watching the yankees, and they was watching it on tv, they're cheering i was like, "i can get seats to the yankees. so i took them to lorne's seats. >> seth: wow, those are good seats. those are the good seats >> oh, man, we had -- we -- i just like laughed. we were just laughing, like just easy laugh and kicking it. he had already gave me some notes like, you know, when we came off the stage he had like this little -- you know nerds >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> he had the whole -- you know, he had the whole like -- >> seth: yeah, they write small. nerds like that tiny handwriting. [ laughter ] >> really

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it, apparently i am into lenny kravitz, we have been covering a lot of him on the show.st women around, say hello to nicole byers! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ is this like the venus five chap, is that what that is? >> nicole: i think it's of venus fly trap. >> kelly: that's great when you meet people, i will eat you up. welcome back, i have to ask you come every time we have you here, ask you about your pole dancing, because you are getting really good. >> nicole: i'm not. it's me on i saw your latest video. it's really hard. >> nicole: it is hard, but i am also bad. it's beyond i have tried and i am like this is not meant for me. >> nicole: kelly, it's okay to be bad at death. i'm just trying to normalize being bad at things you like. like i have fun, but by no means am i good. >> kelly: i don't agree with that. i don't agree with that. i saw that post. i was like okay! and i could not physically do that. [cheers and applause] that is a work out! >> nicole: it is a work out! be on i can't do that! >> nicole: i like to narrate my videos just so everybody knows what is

a comedy starring daisy may cooper and lenny rush.rmance. is only ia years old. i did speak to him earlier. he said he was having a wonderful baftas and an incredible experience to have for somebody so young. and one of the more popular new dramas. new entertainment shows, i should say, the last 12 months, has been the traitors. that is a up for three including constructed factual and for its presenter, claudia winkleman. now, as well as they�*re being all these dramas and, to be compared to previous years it is not quite a classic classic year for television. it has not got things like it�*s a sin which had multiple nominations and had societal impact as well and the year before with i may destroy you which had a big society aspect with the storylines but what we have here is a very strong sense and a strong number of dramas that have done very well across the board have been popular with audiences and awards voters and of course you�*ve got things like the most memorable moment. those times that do stick out and probably the favouri

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. >> yes >> jimmy: now, let's talk about this you and lenny marcus >> "the [ bleep ]" >> jimmy: yes.it >> jimmy: no, now, you're saying that -- >> "the [ bleep ]" >> jimmy: i know, but -- i didn't know we had - >> you said you had a bleeper. >> jimmy: i know, but that - we have to bleep that too long, almost i don't even know what you can say. the f-ery [ laughter ] >> "the f-ery" >> jimmy: yes, the f-ery >> that's not what the podcast's name >> jimmy: yeah - [ light laughter ] >> we took out -- we took out the vowels for the kids. >> jimmy: yeah, we can - [ laughter ] "for the kids" >> we love kids. >> jimmy: so that -- you love the kids [ laughter and applause so they can read -- read all about it >> yeah, you know? so it's not so offensive [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: but this is something that you either made up -- this word, i've heard you say this word >> all the time. well, i actually got it from jamaicans. jamaicans is where i heard it from >> jimmy: yeah >> the [ bleep ] you know >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] where did the -- where did the idea of the podcast come up? >> well,

lenny paul from the fugitive task force. fill in the holes right now. police had been there before and now looking for this man again. he turned in a vicious way the other day. >> unbelievable. good morning, bill. yes. still an active manhunt going on down there. an intense manhunt. there is also a fugitive investigation going on behind the scenes. the u.s. marshal service, fugitive investigations, the gulf coast violent offender task force who has the lead are turning his world upside down. they are looking at everybody. digital footprint will be important. they found a cell phone in the woods. who knows what will turn up on that thing if he did slip through the cracks, what is his last phone call he made? so there are a variety of things they are doing to put together the puzzle and connect the dots. >> dana: he is good at getting in and out of the country. if he left the country what happens with the marshal. they have a footprint in mexico. is that a seamless operation, then? >> i don't know about seamless but you can go to the moon nowadays. tough

what's the winds, lenny, you are the niche. the bed open and look both at lake over the so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race based on all sides. very dramatic. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical of time, time to sit down and talk operation aerodynamic again, shortly after world war 2, i lost it almost 3 decades. it was a major effort to try and split the ukraine or from the soviet union us intelligence together with hitler's execution. i was trained hundreds of saboteurs to be deployed in the soviet union. this focused was one of the stuff of, well outside of linda's jewelry store with which was inside of shavings was today, security service of ukraine use is not only does, it does take methods, but also the idea elegy of the nationalist the, the rest of the chat the 2nd with them for me to set the move on to the i for the come skim. eliza ocean left c malachi, urging me to what the shot

and not only did they, you know, at defended and hauled the progress of the nazis in place like lenny rob installing but integrate tank bottles. of course, not only did they do that, they also turned the nazis on their heels and shakes them all the way to berlin, where they were vanquished. and you can hear a note, a signal for these pieces, a heavy russian equip, but they're, they're about to move off towards the red square down the hill from diverse go to sun splitting the sky air unit. it's absolutely amazing aspect to go to the hold. yeah. thanks for breaking all that done, i was explaining earlier are talking through the pictures that we're seeing on red square che, that it doesn't all happen out of nowhere. there's a lot of, lot of preparations going into mic the day that it is, doesn't to the j, and you can hear me ok. it's still used in here. i'm just wanting to get a sense of, of the preparations that go into at to make it say what it is both when it comes to the military and harbored armored vehicles that marks as you are seeing make it good, participate in this operations,

um, well you can obviously laugh that was with lenny. you are the niche, the fund open in the booth at lake over the past acceptance, and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show seriously. why watch something that's so different whitelisted opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please, or do you have the state department, the c, i a weapons, bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your facts for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do. don't want marshall stay main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called direction, but again, you probably don't want to watch it because it might just change the way you the whole up shelves is not that bright. and he is an even worse german chancellor . though he is self aware enough to understand and acknowledge some nations, the double standards on russian, peo, colonial thinking. it would seem to dice hard, the headlights of this rush, the sounds of the law of the west and supplies of the you wouldn't even

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but in the money, when all you cannot personally laugh that was the winds. lenny dearly niche, the bed opened, and the folk at lake over the the the, the it is breaking news off the international us. the russian defense ministry confirms the city of our trump office call center is back to most is now officially under russian control. it follows the claims by the wagner private committee to accompany it had finally taken the area of setting sites on the target as rushes for him. and if the flames, the west is actively discussing the dismemberment of the russian federation, the and the resumption of direct flights between tbilisi and most co sparking tougher. and it's not just in a joy.

shelves are made of calcium carbonate, double out to the car, which is just captured carbon dioxide. lenny that he did cut her bonnie at the university of ferrara. professor elena thom bodine has authored a study on the impact of muscles on the climate. it confirms will grow fisher's argument. so could be more rules can be mildly as they grow mollusks for michelle in that capture c o 2 o 2. and if i harvest sticky low of plans to c o, 2 emitted for their commercial use is much less than the seo to captured by the clam shells as they grow. said he already spec door at you. and what that's the surprising thing or should that have been good evening? don't look at this when i was that i was, i sort of put it in the lagoon. the goto fishers now form a dozen mullah species over 10 square kilometers 7 years ago. but us and the other fishers launched another climate friendly project. farming oysters from the mediterranean, using the tides. mika rose assuming dalia. we're the only oyster producers in it allow don't there so can now it's low tide or yeah. and these baskets with a young oysters are h

thinking a little bit, but he lives in but in the money where you can obviously laugh that was the wind. lenny, you are the niche, the by the open in the boat at lake over the which i thought that was the little thing interested us. the sluggard has done is currently not lecturing. nicholas clearing the spell it, the 1st is on the, at the is that i, that's a get a minute. some other students need which is easy to saw on the screen. so of course, to ensure material, which is the monument i'm willing to identify to lock up. the game is ordered by a little screw. well, in the middle of something in the we get presidents and not the results. okay, we'll get plenty of native bundle. we'll just do a solution for children. i'm comfortable to much what, which insidiously simply process the keys already and they to enter keys already doing it. share is a nate on ethics, but it's not going by some of the american ideas of kinda economic embargo is a guess. rush, i think tricky will continue and that's only because the relationship may be beneficial economic rates. but also because russia has to be a par

but i find corner that in 2017 and it was followed by lenny motor and as government which began to push rights will be only around the policies between until does state institutions. the 2nd factor has to do with the media jordan quarter as 10 years. the relationship between the government and the media was 1st started very negative, yet don't have anything between that and with the state of private media, i was productive. generally square doing their job when moreno turned up, unless so he's basically a continuation of the media, or at least the vast majority of the media align themselves with a government. they stopped the money during it, and they missed the growing issues with the security of somebody that for many of the journalists covering the drug trade on its effect on the ecuadorian politics. the biggest issue now is that own security 2 months ago and it clearly coordinated a time. 5 approaches was sent, left to bones. another 2 were forced to flee the country, and many more have sold government protection. last year, learn echo, recorded more than 4500 non co related kenning

taken a little of you, but it lives in the money where you cannot put a sleep last that was the winds. lenny 0 or the niche, the 5 open, and the 4th at lake over the the, the notice of both, both the models you need to do to the point, the year 50 wallace. shut off the fish with the rest of the 1st phone number the the the web go allows is that the private moving company now with the controls, the team don't bus to the on to most a k 8, but what i will have it's positions with the russian military in the next few days . so is it a saint louis to run off between the 2 candidates incident? is presidential election is confirmed. alton. knew that content this it feels enough place did with the found the head fed funds will take place. take some time for the 5 and you in history, the not good day of hasn't been the national funded the past of fish. the been commemorate to cover the victims of this month is really at the good time to time be today for the latest global news. while i look at the stories of shape the week i might have on the and this is all, see it today. is there any of us who live

when all you can obviously laugh that was to him when lenny you are the next the, by the lake or minister the, the, the gregory news on all the, the head of all of the cmc of getting pretty close yet has because of the city of all to most also known as westwood, fully under russian control. yeah, the monthly route will leave the city to the russian impulses on the 25th of may. the changes are on the rise in georgia as the 1st plane from moscow lands in tbilisi offer a full year absence, to move spots he to the action with the in the georgia impala month with a position as of this.

lenny ends. in 2 months, 26000 volunteers invested in the division. after training and battle, rosier, france and germany. the new recruits well as agents to the rice. i ukrainian volunteer blanche, my continuing legions. an obedience to the gentleman leader and the gentleman, i'm a commander in chief adult hitler. i certainly really undertake this of the german army along side my motherland. and civic artist of audience don't ask them to use it. so they've got a $10.00 spice. hello to the open a line out there this time of the in the me on you send me anybody? anybody's tanya is. no it's the most what kind of a call just to evaluate those. i that i got in. yeah. is out of the bottle, such as well and even such as i shouldn't monita on the verge of just like i teach there. so that would change. don't you should go into my go program. for me, i want somebody to present with them genuine, say, new model, the human need obsessed means a name. it's as simple as night, almost. i know s as a guide each and we'll just me try to get it back to him because he

when all you cannot put asleep. laugh that was the window. lenny dearly niche, the bed open and look both at lake over the whole up shelves is not that bright. and he isn't even worse. german chancellor, though he is self aware enough to understand and acknowledge some nation, see double standards on russian peo, colonial thinking. it would seem dice hard, the wires and why in this country if i give birth plenty of the store in this, they should have been a short order for now. i'm not going to stay less so green scale. when i am at your desktop session, that's just showing me your just is when you bought a new born, you said almost in the near the the or how brains are fascinating. they control everything from our ability to function to experiencing emotion. in fact, your ability to understand what i'm saying to you right now comes down to the amazing functionality of your brain. and yes, there's still so much that we don't understand about how our minds work. so what happens when things go wrong up here? well, to find out the answers we came here to use, you know, and speak with th

lenny rush won best male comedy performance for am i being unreasonable? also a great night for ben whishaw — he won best actor for the drama this is going to hurt. perhaps you would like a marmalade sandwich? he�*s also, of course, the voice of paddington. so do i. i keep mine in here. paddington meeting the queen of the platinum party at the palace won most memorable moment and the platinum party itself best live event. lizo mzimba, bbc news. still one of my favourite films. before we go, an update on turkey, the developing story we have been cuddling all day. voting, as we have reported, has closed in one of the most critical elections the country has ever seen. turkey deciding whether president erdogan remains in power after 20 years. it is expected to be a very close race between him and opposition leader kemal kilicdaroglu. he is a former civil servant who heads an alliance of six opposition parties, both secular and islamist. he has promised to scrap many of the powers acquired by president erdogan and return turkey to a parliamentary system. the cu

i mean, we're talking about selena gomez was in the audience, kris jenner, natalie portman, lenny kravitzl there to watch her. >> she is growing up in the spotlight. i don't think anything like that could faze her her parents of two of the best perform owners planet earth. and by the way, she already has a grammy her mom has the most but she's got one too. >> not bad for 11. >> not bad at all. >>> all right. from under the sea to the top of the box office, "the little mermaid" swam straight to number one. >> you broke the rules you went to the above world. >> a man was drowning. i had to save him. >> the obsession with humans has to stop. >> i just want to know more about them >> disney's live action remake starring halle bailey and melissa mccarthy has earned $95.5 million in the u.s. so far this holiday weekend it's expected to grab nearly 118 million before its four-day opening stint is up. and if it does hit that 118 million, it would be the holiday's fifth biggest movie opening of all time. a lot of hype. it looks like it's at least at the box office living up to it >> disney deliver

you _ 14-year-old lenny rush. two minutes, let me watch this. you know— 14-year-old lenny rush.two minutes, let me watch this. you know what? i i let me watch this. you know what? i still can't believe _ let me watch this. you know what? i still can't believe it. _ let me watch this. you know what? i still can't believe it. it _ let me watch this. you know what? i still can't believe it. it is _ let me watch this. you know what? i still can't believe it. it is crazy. - still can't believe it. it is crazy. i'm still can't believe it. it is crazy. l'm so— still can't believe it. it is crazy. i'm so grateful to be nominated. yes, _ i'm so grateful to be nominated. yes. l'm — i'm so grateful to be nominated. yes. l'm so— i'm so grateful to be nominated. yes, i'm so happy. i'm so gratefulto be nominated. yes. i'm so happy-— yes, i'm so happy. while best entertainment _ yes, i'm so happy. while best entertainment performance i yes, i'm so happy. while best| entertainment performance for claudia winkelmann is among new entertainment show the traitor�*s nominations. best actress for the

lenny rush won best male comedy performance for am i being unreasonable?.eve i won alongside so many other great nominees. thank you. um... agh! laughter please welcome the brilliant meera syal. it was also a great night for ben whishaw. he won best actor for the drama this is going to hurt... please welcome the brilliant meera syal. while there was a standing ovation for meera syal, awarded bafta's highest award, the fellowship — recognition of the impact she's made over the decades. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. in contrast to last week, this week is looking much, much quieter. now it's quite a cold start to the week. it's quite chilly out there today. gradually it gets a little bit warmer day by day over the week ahead. and whilst there are some showers around, it's nowhere near as wet as it was last week. we've had this band of cloud overnight push south eastwards across the uk. that didn't produce much rain. following on from that, there are a few showers and we've got the winds more from the north or northwest, bringing in a chillier air

thinking a little bit, but it lives in the middle where you cannot put a sleep last that was the wind, lenny 0 or the niche, the by the open and the food that lake over the . so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on all sides. very dramatic. the only personally, i'm going to resist, i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time time to sit down and talk turkeys already and they told me they're entered keys already doing it. share is a nate on ethics, but it's not going by some of the american ideas of kind of we cannot make them hard goes, i guess rush, i think tricky will continue and that's only because the relationship may be beneficial economically. it's also because russia has to be a partner in maintaining the international or the of the small sco analysis. the 5 minute private committee tree company is now in full control of the key to invest city a lot of trouble, also known as bach move. it will hand this positions to the russian ministry in the next few days to the story to shape t

lenny rush won best male comedy performance for am i being unreasonable?at nominees. thank you. um... agh! laughter please welcome the brilliant meera syal. while there was a standing ovation for meera syal, awarded bafta's highest award, the fellowship — recognition of the impact she's made over the decades. so when people are really unconscious... it was also a great night for ben whishaw. he won best actor for the drama this is going to hurt... perhaps you would like a marmalade sandwich? ..he's also, of course, the voice of paddington. so do i. i keep mine in here. paddington meeting the queen at the platinum party at the palace won most memorable moment, and the platinum party itself, best live event. lizo mzimba, bbc news. fantastic fa ntastic stuff, fantastic stuff, that's it from me, hopefully i'll see you at the same time tomorrow, bye for now. hello there. last week was pretty lively weather—wise — we saw some frequent thundery downpours in places. but this week is looking a much quieter weather—wise. we will see those temperatures go up a little

of escalation that just over a day, after the death of her that i 9 who the prominent activist is lenny jihad, who died off a hunger strike after 86. the, the toner striking is really jail. there was a lot of correcting before his death between policy instructions and a track to be that to if he died, this is going to be a crime. and he, during the crime that will not be left without accounts. and one that i have now was announced dead. he was of course, under administrative detention. uh, there was around the uh, as of fire between atlantic g or a story policy inspection. that was, it was locked cleaned by as long as you had the loan. it was claimed by all policies, functions, responsibility of launching a rockets to is, is really towns and the their response as a is really a strikes and targeted different military sites here in the gaza strip in areas below me to go how much and as long as you had, so this was the latest round of escalation. before that there was another round of explanation because of the store and he gives an x to mosque, which was a, in around the gone. it was very

there was recognition for newcomers — lenny rush won best male comedy performance for am i being unreasonabley other great nominees. thank you. er... ahh! please welcome the brilliant meera syal. while there was a standing ovation for meera syal — awarded bafta's highest award, the fellowship. recognition of the impact she's made over the decades. so when people are really unconscious... it was also a great night for ben whishaw. he won best actor for the drama this is going to hurt... perhaps...you would like a marmalade sandwich. he's also, of course, the voice of paddington. so do i. i keep mine in here. paddington meeting the queen at the platinum party at the palace won most memorable moment, and the platinum party itself best live event. lizo mzimba, bbc news. very worthy winners. the human race likes to test itself. whether it's running a marathon — climbing a mountain — or going into space — people want to push themselves further and further. the latest example is a researcherfrom florida who's spent more time in one place than anyone else on earth. tim allman explains. it is a world

and it was followed by lenny motor in the us government, which the gun to push for rights. we could be a liberal around the policies that we can control. it does state institutions the 2nd fucked, or has to do with the media to encode as 10 years. the relationship between the government and the media with costs the very negative yet don't have anything between that and with the state of private media, i was productive. generally so doing their job when more than not turned up, unless he's basically a continuation of the media or at least the vast majority of the media align themselves with a government based off of the monitoring it. and they missed the growing issues with the security of somebody that so many of the journalists covering the drug trade on its effect on ecuadorian politics. the biggest issue now is that own security 2 months ago and it clearly coordinate at a time. 5 approaches was sent, left to bones. another 2 were forced to flee the country, and many more have sold government protection. last year, learn echo, recorded more than 4500 non co related kennin

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>> we are impact investors so we invest with the tension -- intention and on those numbers lenny gavesignificant. however we look at places where there can be abatements as well. an interesting one accounts for 3%'s current emissions stack. if you increase recyclability rates and outcomes you can abate up to 10%. the same with cars. transport makes up 18% of the current emissions stack. cars 10%, but if you invest in clean mobility it can be up to 15% of the carbon emissions stack. paul: for an investor looking at transport, how do you get exposure to the scene. it looks like lithium is the only way. >> we have an investment in alstom, the number one trading provider. the only producer of hydrogen chains. they have metro and light rail in el dorado -- al delayed, melbourne and sydney. the hydrogen capex out of europe and export development of canada , they did a strategic partnership for 3.5 billion to offer financing to customers with the purpose to invest in clean mobility. we look for the outcomes. if you look at the carbon abatement scenario, for every -- a train takes 4.9 kilogra

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[laughter] >> jimmy: guy named like lenny patty whack out there. >> chris: he might have been mr.st name though. >> jimmy: did you get the job. >> chris: i think i probably could have had the job but i remember walking -- it was in the middle of the day and the place was nasty. i put on the song pony >> jimmy: genuine. >> chris: genuine. way to sly. >> jimmy: really? >> chris: for me and this guy it was like ride it, my pony. you know? and then i walked out and the guy was like, yeah, you should come back and work here. i was like, okay, cool. so i walk out and there was a car, like a mid '80s are sell with a guy sleeping and he wakes up and goes in and i was like that's one of the dancers. he's got a pretty sick car. maybe i ought to come back make a little money get myself a toyota but i ended up not going back. >> jimmy: that's crazy i never would have guessed that. >> chris: yeah. >> jimmy: is this the last movie or the end of the trilogy? >> chris: certainly the end of the trilogy and the last time these guardians of the galaxy will ever be on screen together. >> jimmy: that'

live in paris, is a free event that will take place on june 22nd, and will feature performances by lennyand many more. the power our planet campaign is calling for a seismic shift in the way the world's financial systems work, to give the world's poor and developing nations access to the financing they urgently need. the goal is to speed their transition to clean energy, strengthen their resilience against natural disasters, and address their most urgent needs. joining us now is global citizen co-founder, hugh evans. hugh, great to see you. >> thanks so much for being here. >> great to see you, too. >> tell us about paris. it looks pretty remarkable. >> well, thank you, joe, and thank you, mika. today, we're thrilled to announce that global citizen will be returning to the foot of the eiffel tower in paris with 20,000 global citizens with a free ticketed event where everyone will be taking action to address the climate crisis, specifically while president macron of paris will be hosting his global financial summit that's taking place that same day on june 22nd. we're mobilizing citizens

we've got a lot of data coming in and lenny of time to decide, so she won't commit to anything. finally, rafael bostic and tom barkin were at any event together today on a panel and rafael, what he said recently, he's comfortable with a pause. so the door is open, but he has also said, if there isn't another move, it will be a hike, not a cut. tom barkin is awaiting more data. he was a see how tight the labor market is. consumer spending, is it cooling off what's inflation doing? i don't want to prejudge june. i think everybody is truly waiting to see the next data coming up, how the entire credit conditions look, and they are truly waiting to see what happens, although jim bullard is making it clear they won't be done whether they hike in june or not. rishaad: kathleen, thanks. our bloomberg economic policy editor, kathleen hays and bruce einhorn looking at the debt ceiling and where we are with that. now it's all about political negotiations as are the politics at the moment in ankara. let's get to the first word news with vonnie quinn in new york. vonnie: the turkish presiden

is he not annoying at all. 24-year-old lenny is he a musical prodigy and take anything and turn it intoixth grade and evolved from there. you are not that annoying johnny. i did short questions with dana perino up kayleigh mcenany; >> greg: podium vs. podium. >> judge jeanine: does that guy actually play a musical too? >> dana: is he actually a musical prodigy. judge, if you want more le fns trumental. >> judge jeanine: one of those. that's it for us. "special report" is up next. are you there? >> jesse >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. we are fewer than six hours away from the end of pandemic related asylum rules at the southern border. a massive influx is expected. in fact, it's already started in some places. we have exclusive new images of the chaos along the border. we will talk to three border mayors in our "common ground" segment a little bit later president biden's homeland security secretary insists the border will not be open. even president biden himself says he expects chaos there for a little while. we have fox team

. >> lenny correct he appeared actually the investigation uded that the whipping did not occur. >>. >credit for him for getting it right. >> let me correct you my argus. let me write you of what you said. he said this, biden after mallorca said our nation saw horrifying images that do not reflect who we are. we know those images s painfully could turn the worst elements of our ongoing battle. >> you demonize your impeller patrol. the bite is it a promise to these people will pay. it's now been debunked and they need to own their words and able brain is doubling down on the light. >> i wonder how we get this position where we pitch to things that are categorized like . i thought the goal was to help everybody coming over. >> yes. >> i was confused by april ryan's questioning anyway. when haitians were coming across this is the same dhs secretary and his team who call border patrol down in the del rio sector they told me on the record, you can roll the tape at any time. that my argus wanted to know if the 15,000 haitians under the bridge with all of humanity laid out. it was not real to

he played lenny on broadway. what is on my sweater?think you are right. >> what all time. it was known for painting women with very long necks? origlianni. if dinosaurs were here and if there was a t-rex, you know which one that is, and if it were to come here close to us, what would you do to avoid getting eaten? your hand went up first big >> i watched the first "jurassic park" movie and i learned if you stay still, a t-rex can't see you. >> that is what they said, that is what you do. yes, what would you do? >> well, actually -- [screaming] >> are not moving a muscle, i think you can't see you. okay, okay. >> go, go, go. ♪ ♪ >> head, point of interest, hopefully not too soon, my bones are going to be displayed here on this wall. >> why would they display your bones? >> well -- well, i don't know. i wrote it -- they may not. they may not comply. but i wished for it in my will. ♪ ♪ guess what part of the museum this is? listen, here is an offer for a gift, and a real gift, for all of you, if you can grab as much as you can grab under

our lenny was feeling a little under the weather. he came off the bench. to michael made its presence felt early. they weren't carting. and he was making them pay after the game that has. were you surprised you weren't guarding you? he said they can keep on doing that. all right. let's keep it going in the 2nd quarter. steph curry with the steal. find klay thompson hand down man down. warriors regain the lead right there. they go up by one later on lebron, he kept the lakers of float early. he had big hat. finished with 23 point. he had 18 of those points in the 1st half moments later, we have a tie game. andrew wiggins getting in on the fun. warriors go up by 3 later in the second in transition wiggins to clay. poetry in motion. you love to see it. step loves to see it. they go up by 13. final seconds of the draymond green with aggressive all night tonight. he takes him into halftime as go to the 3rd quarter. there you see it in the corner there, john. michael green, that guy. >> starting in doing damage for the warriors tonight, opening up the floor minu

♪ that's great it starts with an earthquake ♪ ♪ birds and snakes and aeroplanes ♪ ♪ and lenny bruce isys remember new year's eve 1999, going into y2k, seeing no doubt on mtv playing "it's the end of the world as we know it" by rem. ♪ it's the end of the world as we know it ♪ ♪ the end of the world as we know it and i feel fine ♪ >> it was a very appropriately apocalyptic song for what turned out to be a very apocalyptic decade. >> happy new year! >> so we wake up. it's 2000. we're all alive. and we're still in the middle of teen pop mania. ♪ don't wanna hear you ain't nothing but a heartache ♪ >> boy bands were selling so many albums. ♪ every little thing i do never seems enough for you ♪ >> this is the biggest year in pop music history in terms of sales. >> britney, britney, britney! >> you have britney spears selling 1.3 million copies of "oops! i did it again" in the first week. ♪ oops i did it again ♪ ♪ i played with your heart got lost in the game ♪ ♪ oh baby baby ♪ >> everyone's falling in love with boy bands and girl groups, but then justin timberlake leaves nsync. ♪ don't be so

influence and dictates major space and outright competition and economic and military to lead to war by lennyeva conventions to protect civilians of war. vladimir putin initiated his government acts of aggression against ukraine with the false claim citing -ism in ukraine, a country led by jewish president and prime minister. putin himself supports neo-nazis russian imperial movement lately. putin has worked to build an alliance of authoritarian regime and operate against international rule of law and global human rights. the tactics are tried and true. they include the use of this information including anti-semitic tropes and conspiracy theories. includes promoting violence scapegoating as a means to maintain political control. just over three years ago january 6, 2021 with a physical attack united states witness on the own democracy and civil war. the united states is witnessing sustained fight of hate crime, violence and polarization. as the latest report makes clear, hatred against jews have stepped up on the political left and the right. in every election at all levels of government from