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will hear arguments for striking dime the little setting the scene for a possible constitutional showtime with parliament. this is their answer to the government pushing through the 1st part of it's controversial, traditional overall tens of thousands out of the streets again across israel. we have no choice. it's a war with fighting for a home. they're trying to make the country and democratic, you know, the mccarthy put all the changes and the whole thing is the right and even the white house prime minister in you mean that's and young who's power, right. village is coalition government last week. the 1st part of the law cancelling the supreme court's ability to strike down government decisions. interns unreasonable the vote has cemented the divide between those for and against support . as of the traditional responses as needed to shift power from supports to elected officials, many se this, sabrina records. as to how liberal pro just says here are saying it leaves the document without checks and balances. the supreme court says that when he arguments for striking down below the hearin

.>>> canceled hours before showtime, a band was supposed to play in semper cisco tonight with just two hours before it started a post on social media that no fans wanted see, the show has been rescheduled. someone on the tour has gotten sick, they didn't go into detail, but the concert has been rescheduled for august 7. researchers - - refunds are available for those who can't make it to that show. the preseason soccer match set for this evening was also called off. everything was ready to go, but a significant number of players on the barcelona squad got a stomach bug. we spoke with a man who flew in from austin texas to watch the game with his father, he learned just hours before the game that it was canceled.>> obviously the game got canceled without us knowing until we got here, and it is really frustrating. it's really disappointing. you pay a lot of good money to watch a game and to meet up.>> levi stadiums is vans will be refunded within the next 30 days.>>> we are back in 60 seconds. just a fad - - just ahead, defying gravity and time. how a man conquered one of the toughest su

. >> reporter: then he has to get his screens ready for showtime. >> got to open the box office, turn lights on. go upstairs, turn on the digital projection switches and projectors, lights, audio, everything is done. we are pretty much lock the door and the show will go on by itself. >> they owned the marina theater in san francisco's marina district since the early 2000s. the two locations are only a couple blocks apart. they are able to keep them both running with minimal staff. >> we stagger the slows, we utilize a couple of the part-timers, once they finish the shows over there they come over here to do the set of shows here. and it goes on and on and back and forth. we have the same custodian. the same managers. >> reporter: they owned theaters throughout the city for over 30 years. >> we even have one of our old projectors here. 35mm projector on display. and, it still works. >> the movie business is in his blood. frank has been working in theaters since he was just 13 years old. he even met his wife there. it was different back then. >> yeah. that time everybody see movies at t

. >>> is taking a look at levi's stadium where we are counting down to showtime for taylor swift, her opening act starts at 6:30, expect major delays in the area, and with the huge stadium show and blog posters drawing people back to the movies, it feels like the days before the pandemic. but, health officials say covert numbers are ticking up and one indicator is the states positivity rate which is now 7.6%. that is compared to 4% a month ago, this is only one measure since many people are now using home testing kits or not testing at all. the state is also tracking a slight rise in infections from wastewater levels. but, for perspective, the cdc says this is not surprising for summertime and u.s. covid rates are still near historic lows after months of declines. >>> look at this little guy. a neighborhood in san francisco, they banded together this week to do a little rabbit wrangling, anne makovec is here now, this has to be easier said than done because i've had my fair share of bunnies. >> yes, and they can hop around very easily, very quickly, but it is a common problem, people

applause >> jimmy: our next guest has his comedy special, "tall, dark, and pleasant" available on showtime 23 years of me being not sober. [ cheers and applause yeah, yeah and if you're sober, i'm a a people pleaser, so, oh, my god, me too. [ laughter ] i'm so sober for several hours a day. and then the day gets better i have friends that judge my drinking they're like, you know, that stuff will take years off your life i'm like, eh, not the good ones [ laughter ] come on, i'm not going to treat these good years hoping to get those years where i lose control of my bodily faculties, i forget everything, and i fall down everywhere i go when i can enjoy all of that right now. [ laughter ] thanks to drinking yeah [ cheers and applause yeah i trust drinkers they're fun, you know? i saw a guy with a hat on the other day, it said, "i'm an alcoholic. my favorite thing in the world is drinking outdoors and i want everyone to know it. well, it didn't say all that it just said "yeti." [ laughter ] [ applause ] but that's what it meant come on, nobody loves coolers that much. that's like somebody who

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i interviewed greg barker, a filmmaker who did a program on showtime called ghosts of beirut , wheree had to fictionalize certain things because you only have so much time in a tv series , and you only know so much of what actually happened. early 1980's, we are living in this world -- we talk about post 9/11, we see the origins of that in the post-1979 world with the soviet invasion of afghanistan in the civil war in beirut, which struck a blow against the peaceful settlement of the israeli-palestinian conflict. you start to see suicide bomber's for the first time. the u.s. is humiliated in beirut with the killing of 241 marines, which took place after the cia station was destroyed by a suicide bomber. the person who perpetrated the acts, no one knew who they were for decades outside of his immediate circle. even they are, people did not know who he was. we talk about him and his legacy, which is not a good one. host: what degree are you concerned that people watch the dramas and fix those things as historical events versus what happened? guest: that brings up the comedy or the show

jose maria, but need to president of the governance and society institute invalid emanate showtime a full, the seller of the institute of covered 12 defense who specializes in the rise of popular spa write policies in europe. and in london, the pablo capital maxine is associate professor of politics and international relations at northeastern university. very well, welcome to all of my guess on this edition of inside story jose, can i begin with you in madrid? why would petro sanchez bring for the election? so soon after municipal defeats, i mean time is a great healer. he could have stretched this out to reassure the public in spain until at least december, and that he is the leader to trust. but he hasn't gone for that option. why, as well as getting these buses, every body's still not on the show, many people in his own party, probably he west few or even dogs. some won't see a position, we think he's old, but it goes up and eventually become kind of a piece to his own. can do to see this one on the cycle. also, he expected to, uh, you know, take advantage of the quick decision on

o'connor spoke about how her mother abused her in a recent showtime documentary called "nothing comparesan mentally at all. and she was physically and verbally and psychologically, spiritually and emotionally abusive. >> my mother was a beast. and i was able to soothe her with my voice. i was able to use my voice to make her fall asleep. >> reporter: some time after her parents divorced, o'connor, aged 14 was sent away to live in an asylum run by the order of our lady of charity. >> i wasn't acknowledged what had happened to me in my mother's house. >> reporter: o'connor's mother died in a car accident in 1985, two years before her debut album was released. ♪ ♪ the emperor's new clothes ♪ ♪ the emperor's new clothes ♪ >> reporter: o'connor often used her music to address social issues and inspire change. in 1992 on "saturday night live," o'connor tore up a photo of pope john paul ii to protest sexual abuse in the catholic church. ♪ evil ♪ >> fight the real enemy. >> reporter: in 1999, she became the first priestess of a dissident roman catholic group. and after the catholic priest sexual

it was just showtime.e no right to try me." shelley: the girls would come into the courtroom, smiling and singing a song that charlie wrote. manson came in one day with an "x" on his forehead. he has cut an "x" between his eyes because, "society has x'd us out. we don't count." man: the next day, the women came in with x's on their forehead. shelley: and the followers outside carve x's in their foreheads, as well. nobody had ever seen anything like it. boy, did they play right into our hands. shelley: manson gave bugliosi everything he needed -- living daily proof that they were following what he told them to do, regardless of the consequences. in the courtroom itself, the girls essentially had been told by charlie to make a scene. kay: manson would say something in the courtroom, and then the three women in unison would get up and they would repeat what manson said. what transpired today was this -- the three girls in the case stood up and turned their back to the court. there's a constant theme of disord

. >> baby, can you take her >> when we were at showtime we decided we wanted to adopt "soul food" into to have someone that can tell the stories ethically, we reached out to felicia henderson. a lot of the stories were stories she generate friday her own life. >> it is hard to be the first. you know, it is hard to be part of a group of the first. i think that as black people we deserve to be seen as three dimensional characters. we deserve for you to see us with all of our frailty. i don't think it is negativity. i think it is human. >> come here. [crying] >> it was a show where i was the network executive. i was a black network executive. we had a black studio executive. we had black executive producers, black writers, black cast. we all understood at that time that was a situation that we may, some of us may never be in again. >> a lot of times you don't know when you are making history. you are just in the moment to do the right thing and the best thing that you can at the time. and there is a bittersweetness to that. >> it was not the first it was one of the few. so, that is the bi

there's also showtime had the soul food series, which was a spin off of the movie, which i think is oner universe that has literally taken over stars network and is one of the most watched black shows on television. >> we've seen how the rise in black show runners, television executives, network owners has really amplified the number of black dramas that we see on television. in your view has it kind of become, you know, main stay, you know, common place? it's no longer an anomaly to see a show or production with a lot of black people in it or behind it. >> yeah, no, that's definitely been something that's been progress, the ownership, the distributionship, seeing people like oprah winfrey and tyler perry really open those doors behind the scenes. i think to stay there, television as a whole, we're seeing deal with the transition from cable and streaming and with the writers strike and all of the things happening, i think equity and fair pay are going to be very big to see if we can keep this up because we've had booms before but it's been about sustaining them so i think it's about the

let's now bring in rachel nichols, host of headliners with roueche nichols on showtime.achel, thank you so much for being here this evening. bronny has been one of the most hyped up for a good reason young basketball players in the entire country. and the spotlight has only increased when he committed to play for usc, just down the road from where his dad plays for the lakers. you have been covering lebron for a very long time, before bronny was even born, as i understand it. but we won't talk about age here, rachel. can you give us some sense of how you've seen bronny handle growing up in such scrutiny, especially when he is on the court. >> yeah, i mean the reason that's relevant is he has been in the spotlight that long. i'm a reporter, and i met him when he was a baby. he has been in front of the media. he was at his father's games. we have seen him all grow up. and his name is lebron james jr. he goes by bronny. but he's got his dad's full name on his birth certificate, on his back when he plays basketball. it's so interesting, sara. lebron has said recently he real

. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: performing "forever" from her showtime documentary, "sheryl," pleaseno matter how you try ♪ ♪ give it some time you will fin everything is alrigh there's no such ♪ ♪ thing as foreve but you and me we've got toda and every moment ♪ ♪ we're togethe i know there is a heaven 'cause you make me feel that way ♪ ♪ when i get down you're the one that i cal you pick me up ♪ ♪ every time that i fal and when you laugh nothing else matters to me at all ♪ ♪ there's no such thing as forever but you and me we've got today ♪ ♪ and every momen we're together i know there is a heaven ♪ ♪ 'cause you make m feel that way ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ garbage out in spac garbage in l.a baby what a wast everybody's mad ♪ ♪ everybody's sad see it in their face i gotta have the lates gotta have the best ♪ ♪ the mos if you wanna be happ light a match and watc it all go up in smoke ♪ ♪ there's no such thing as forever if we get stuc in yesterday ♪ ♪ and every momen we're together i know there is a heaven 'cause you make me ♪ ♪ feel that way there's no suc thing as forever no such thing ♪ ♪ but you a

night here at 30 rock tomorrow, a circus, one might say, when all three of my former co-host from showtime'semann, mark mckinnon, and jennifer palmieri, will join me to talk about all things 2024. there will be a lot to discuss. tomorrow night, right here on msnbc. but first, hollywood is holding its breath as actors threaten to join the writers on strike for the first time since 1960. what is on the line there, and which major political figure, that's a hint, led them during the last strike. that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ th 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wherever you go. wherever you stay. all you need is one key. earn and use rewards across expedia, hotels.com, and vrbo. make a splash with the ultimate pool party essential. blendjet gives you ice-crushing, big blender power on-the-go, so you can soak up the sun with a frosty beverage. enjoy 15+ blends before rapidly recharging via usb-c. and it even cleans itself with a drop of soap and water. stan

watch showtime. get the [bleep] out of my face!d were scatological and talked about sex, as each new stand-up comedian came along, there was less and less barriers to break through, so they would reach further and further to try to do something that would shock the audience. [ cheers and applause ] [ screams ] nesteroff: sam kinison embodies the '80s era of comedy. it was more to like a trend. people were doing characters that were extensions of themselves, so sam kinison was sam kinison, but onstage, he was sam kinison the character as opposed to sam kinison the man. you never been married? [ laughs ] what's your name? michael? well, michael, if you ever think about getting married, if you ever think you've met the right woman, you want to settle down, change your life, will you do me a favor, mike? remember this face. [ screams ] [ laughter ] maron: it was really the expression of the heartbroken man. we hold a lot of stuff in because we're civilized people, and we're trying to do the right thing, but there's a lot that goes on e

showtime, which means that by 09:30pm, temps will have cooled into the 60's. so you'll want that extra layer with you. hence why? guess everyone was buying all or chest or day. now we are going to be seeing temps tomorrow right around the same as today's scolding of seasonal averages. a warmer day on sunday. as we close out the weekend with highs in the 90's inland. and then it's downhill. we go by next wednesday and thursday. we're cooler than our seasonal averages. only in the upper 70's inland and 60's by the bay, all right, john, thank you that check on that morning commute for you. the bay bridge right now about 10 minutes there. so that fremont street exit just under 14 minutes, richmond center fell bridge around 13 and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 21 minutes on this friday. for your money this morning. jello is getting his first facelift in a decade. and airline tickets are finally starting to fall in price. >> joya doss is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more high. joya. >> darya, good morning to you. happy friday. sky-high airfar

the singer shared she was grieving the loss of her 17 year old son that september, the showtime documentary about o'connor's life was released called nothing compares, most recently on july 11th. o'connor posted on facebook. she was finishing up a new album and had been hoping to tour. sinead o'connor is survived by three children in hollywood. ashley dvorkin, fox news, just a couple of days after collapsing during a basketball practice at the university of southern california, bronny james is said to be improving. james was transported to cedars-sinai medical center and taken to the icu. his parents, nba superstar lebron james, and his mother, savannah, told tmz that they are relieved about their son's progress. the two have not, though, spoken publicly about the incident. we have been told by some people with with knowledge about about savannah and lebron that the word that was told to us was relieved that they are relieved at this point. now that doesn't mean what we also heard doesn't mean that

. >> let us now bring in the host of headliners with racial on showtime. you so much for being here this evening. bronny has been one of the most hyped up, for good reason, young basketball player in the entire country. the spotlight has only increased when he committed to play for usc. just on the road where his dad played for the lakers. you have been covering lebron for a very long time. before bronny was even born, i understand. it we will talk about age here, rachel. can you give us some sense of how you have seen bronny handle growing up in such a scrutiny? especially when he's on the court. >> yeah. the reason that is relevant is that he has been in the spotlight that long. i'm a reporter. i met him when he was a baby. he has been in front of the media. he was at his father's games. we have seen him grow up. his name is lebron james junior. he goes by bronny. he has his dad's full name on his back and his pursuit of a. get it is so interesting, sarah. lebron has said that he really regrets giving lebron james junior his name that bronny would have h

- when we were at showtime and we decided that we wanted to adapt "soul food" into a tv show, we reallyave someone who could tell those stories authentically. and we reached out to felicia henderson. - hey, baby. - [pearlena] and a lot of these stories or just stories that she was able to generate from her own life. - it's hard to be the first. it's hard to be a part of a group of the first. i think that as black people, we deserve to be seen as three dimensional characters. we deserve for you to see us with all of our frailties. i don't think that that's negative, i think it's just human. - i'm so sorry. come here. - it was also a show where i was the network executive. i was a black network executive. we had a black studio executive. we had black executive producers, black writers, and black cast. and we all understood at that time that, that was a situation that we may, none of us may ever get to be in again. - a lot of times, you don't know when you're making history, you are just in the moment to do the right thing and the best thing that you can at the time. and there's a bitter s

bush and john mccain, and co-host of the circus on showtime.ge if you have been acquitted, which trump was. let's, we've got multiple republican centrists making it clear today they don't support this, a vote could hurt them back home in their swing states. so, what is the point of this, maria? >> i think he is just trying to kick the can down the road. he doesn't want to be beholden to the extreme right of the republican party. and so, he is hoping that he will wait it out. he recognizes, though, that he does have a very thin margin in congress, and so we need to protect those republicans as best he can. but let's -- i mean, we have mccarthy on tape before he made these really ambitious votes, anti-impeachment, thinking that trump wasn't guilty. so, what we have is a duplicitous speaker trying to do anything that he can to retain the minimal power that he has, alicia. >> mark, it's so striking to me that the reporting that this move came as a way of getting out from under trump's pressure to issue a presidential endorsement. so, when you have

showtime documentary about o'connor's life was released called nothing compares, most recently on july 11th. o'connor posted on facebook. she was finishing up a new album and had been hoping to tour. sinead o'connor is survived by three children in hollywood. ashley dvorkin, fox news, just a couple of days after collapsing during a basketball practice at the university of southern california, bronny james is said to be improving. james was transported to cedars-sinai medical center and taken to the icu. his parents, nba superstar lebron james, and his mother, savannah, told tmz that they are relieved about their son's progress. the two have not, though, spoken publicly about the incident. we have been told by some people with with knowledge about about savannah and lebron that the word that was told to us was relieved that they are relieved at this point. now that doesn't mean what we also heard doesn't mean that they are not concerned. they are definitely still concerned about their 18 year old son. sources telling tmz that they do not know yet what caused brownie's heart to stop and

it's really exciting to watch that it's qualifiers from the race before and but then sunday that showtimeah that's when it all comes in bring mom dad the kids get in the stands. that's what you want to do. all right, john force, good luck for number 17. we're going to watch for you this weekend. thank you so much. will be broadcast on fox sports. we appreciate it so much. we'll send it back over to you. garcia. thank you. yeah oh, we'll send you two more and yeah, all that's going to follow all that beautiful energy from that interview. yeah. and we should have some nice weather up. it's a sonoma raceway as well with temperatures not extremely hot, but mainly in the 80s could be approaching the lower 90s but no extreme heat. in fact, we get a break from the heat in the short term as we show you this place like concord a few days ago, 95 degrees cooled off to 90 yesterday and then just some 80s for today, friday and into saturday. we also have this lots of low clouds and fog right near the immediate coastline. so a pretty good serving of some of the overcast out there and still more cloudi

i, for showtime to alj, a 0 during the shooting, i will actually was covering the raid, she's among at least 20 media will. cuz as way the troops have killed since 2001 a little more on this, we're joined by jonathan data officer punches without borders. he's the head of the middle east desk, and he's joining us live from the lebanese capital bay route. thank you very much. for your time, what do you make of the latest attack we're seeing all the people in the is really ami destroying a camera? well, 1st of all, thank you for having me. of course, this is a very shocking video to see, but at the same time, it's not that shocking, because unfortunately we've become part to use to, to looking at the footage and hearing testimonies of journals and their cruise being targeted by his very, the forces on the field of this, this, that back against the camera of army tv, which was also captured by another camera, is just a continuing part of an ongoing situation. where is there any forces and is there any military in particular, intentionally targets journalists understand as they cover any mi

this is going to be thef team and it will be showtime again, everybody for him. i have to tell you, i said this the other day, they asked me about what i thought a billionaire can't pay his own legal fees. i had a weak moment on television. i actually told the unvarnished truth. i said he is the cheapest sob i've ever met in my life and he is. it's his money. you got the microphone, where are you? >> thank you. i'm retired from the air force 30 years active duty and reservists. [applause] i never thought i would see the day our capital would be rioted. it really disgusted me. that's not why we serve. my question to you, it looks like the special counsel is coming down soon. gerald ford launched a second term. maybe it was because he pardoned nixon, i don't know. i think the chess game is on i think trump is losing, what do you think? >> because i was a prosecutor for seven years of my life, i think i understand this better than most. i'm happy to quickly tell you. the new york case i think is a pile of garbage. i would never have brought that case. the manhattan

and it will be showtime again everybody for him..i said this the other day in response to your comment, they asked me about what i thought the billionaire who's taking all this money to pay its own legal fees and i had a weak moment on television. i actually absolutely told the unvarnished truth there i said he's the cheapest slb i've ever met in my life. last night and is. he just isn't. so that's okay. who cares, it's his money. he ain't cheap with ours though. $6 trillion to the national debt. not cheap with hours. yes, ma'am. who's got the microphone? where are we? >> thank you. retired from the air force 30 years active duty and reserve. [applause] thank you. i never thought i would see the day that our capital would be rioted. it really disgusted me. not why we serve. so the question to you, jack smith the special y counsel loos like he's coming down pretty soon. gerald ford lost his second term. was because he pardoned nixon, i don't know, but i think the chess game is on and i i thk the company is losing. what do you think? >

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and it will be showtime again for him. have to tell you, and i said this the other day in response to your comments, they asked me why i thought a billionaire was taking this money to pay his own legal fees, and i had a week woman on television -- i had a weak moment on television, i told the unvarnished truth, i said he is the cheapest sob i have ever seen in my life, and he is. [laughter] that is ok, it is ok to be cheap if that is what you want, it is his money. he is not cheap with hours. $6 trillion to the national debt, not cheap with hours. yes, ma'am. >> i'm retired from the air force, 30 years active duty and reserve. [applause] thank you. i never thought i would see the day that our capitol would be rioted, it really disgusted me. that is not why we serve. jack smith, the special counsel, looks like he is coming down soon. gerald ford lost a second term maybe because he pardoned nixon, i don't know, but i think the chess game is on and trump is losing. what do you think? chris: look, because it was a prosecutor f

. >> she says when she returned home to texas, as she told her husband him that it was showtime. >> i'mgonna be the agent of bringing that off? >> yes. >> he's gonna be the killer? >> yes. >> that missile is off and going at this point isn't it? >> yes. >> you've lit the fuse? >> yes. >> so they planned it in that garage. yes, charlene was there too. she, tim, and his friend bron were working out the logistics of the murder plot. bron agreed to rent the car, tim would drive it to new york. >> what was his understanding of what was going on and what he, you are asking him to do? >> to go out to new york to handle business. >> so he says, i'm good for that? >> yes. >> what is the understanding between you and tim about what is afoot at this point? >> i thought he was gonna drive up, kill josh, and come back. >> charlene, that makes you a murderer. do you realize that? you have commissioned this. the gun is in your hand, every bit as much as it is his when you say go do this thing. we are in it together. do you get that? >> yes, i do. >> so what are, your what are your words to tim when he

i interviewed greg barker, a filmmaker who did a program on showtime called ghosts of beirut , wherehad to fictionalize certain things because you only have so much time in a tv series , and you only know so much of what actually happened. early 1980's, we are living in this world -- we talk about post 9/11, we see the origins of that in the post-1979 world with the soviet invasion of afghanistan in the civil war in beirut, which struck a blow against the peaceful settlement of the israeli-palestinian conflict. you start to see suicide bomber's for the first time. the u.s. is humiliated in beirut with the killing of 241 marines, which took place after the cia station was destroyed by a suicide bomber. the person who perpetrated the acts, no one knew who they were for decades outside of his immediate circle. even they are, people did not know who he was. we talk about him and his legacy, which is not a good one. host: what degree are you concerned that people watch the dramas and fix those things as historical events versus what happened? guest: that brings up the comedy or the show h

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