and i was lucky enough to play her grandfather, addy.d. we were -- [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: you were fantastic in it. you -- you sing in it, by the way. >> i sing. >> jimmy: you have a great voice. >> it's hard singing with a a polish dialect. it can get -- it can get real, like, "dracula, the musical" -- [ laughter ] -- real quick. >> jimmy: yeah, so -- >> you know, "forgetting sarah marshall" dracula? >> jimmy: of course, jason segel. yeah, of course. >> "'bout to die." >> jimmy: yeah. >> you're like, "no." >> jimmy: no, you didn't do it. you did it perfectly. >> yeah, it's a fine line. it's a -- it's a tough one to do, but i -- i did it. >> jimmy: and georgia -- >> i tried my best. hopefully it works for you guys if you watch it. please -- >> jimmy: oh, yeah, i will. >> -- let me know if it's terrible or not. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and georgia -- georgia approved. >> oh, yes. >> jimmy: georgia approves. i got to meet her and her husband, rob. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and they're great people. >> incredible.

addie run a business across multiple countries, multiple geographies, multiple cultures? to galvanize and inspire teams across multiple cultures. there are principles that hold it because people are people at the end of the day. they had motivations, dreams, aspirations. being in chanel has taught me to be more patient more long-term with quarterly results, etc., it's a different world. it has taught me to be more patient. it has taught me to appreciate a lot more. i want to change the world to look good while doing it. francine: do you think about your legacy? quex fermi, i hope people see i am a good leader. you spend a lot of time thinking about what are you doing, what are you giving back and what will be the difference you make? a hundred years from now, people are back and say that we at chanel did stuff today that inspires them that questioned norms about what they are doing, audacious things that re-defy the norms and supporting women everywhere to feel like they can be the best version of themselves. i think that would be something that i would feel good about. i

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. >> reporter: the visit leaving 18-year-old matthew and addie eager to vote. >> learning about the process more and more knowledge never hurts. >> the next generation of voters matters. >> reporter: in the fall, their stickers will be up rated to i voted for it emma barnett, nbc news, new york, ohio. >> she said she was beaming with pride when she saw her students scanning the qr code to become poor workers. >> and she should be. that's a cool story. thank you so much. that will do it for this edition. we will be back next saturday and sunday at 1:00 p.m. eastern. deadline white house is next. n >>> welcome to prime time we can, i am nicolle wallace. let's get right to the week's top stories. >> donald trump would never keep the fifth amendment. if you're innocent, why are you taking the fifth amendment? >> now he is on trial for hiding hush money payments to a star. but he won't take the stand. donald, why won't you testify? after all, you believe only guilty cowards to the fifth. >> fifth amendment, fifth amendment, fifth amendment, horrible. horrible. please take the stand, donald. or a

lecanemab slowed the rate of progression by about 27% 27 it's enough for someone like 73 year-old barbara addis sir, are you ready for this year i am ready alongside her husband, jim. >> she is here for her second treatment with lecanemab and never this what happened to me that's go she'll be coming here every other week for the next 18 months but lana didn't. he hands me both retired teachers. can jim read to one another to pass the time? >> kate's sat by the fire pit. the flames lighting up well i hope to see that my memory is steadfast and everything else in place so, far there are approximately 2000 people using the drug in the united states. and it's not cheap. let's price for the medication is $26,500 per year. but medicare does often cover a good portion of it. >> the number one priority. so we have to sell the place or the house or whatever we have to do. this is a priority we don't expect that that's going to happen, but we do it, we're gonna do be not afraid. >> their teachers. so no surprise, they've studied all the data, all the papers, and they know the odds but here's the thing. >

. >> reporter: the visit leaving 18-year-old matthew and addie eager to vote. >> learning about the processt generation of voters matters. >> reporter: in the fall, their stickers will be up rated to i voted for it emma barnett, nbc news, new york, ohio. >> she said she was beaming with pride when she saw her students scanning the qr code to become poor workers. >> and she should be. that's a cool story. thank you so much. that will do it for this edition. we will be back next saturday and sunday at 1:00 p.m. eastern. deadline white house is next. n

addie, you, so he's saying that this is supposed to fix a problem, but what is the data show u.s. >> about the impact this has already had on the utilization of this really important tool yeah. so i mean, we are seeing data from a couple of sources there is real concern that the technical glitches& the delays with this year's fafsa application will ultimately impact the number of students who will enroll in college this fall. now, the national college attainment network, which is a non-profit that has been tracking application submissions. they tell cnn that as of the end of april, application submissions have gone down nearly 25% and the department of education tells cnn, its data shows a smaller pine down 16%. but either way, this represents a decline in the number of students applying for financial aid and the worry is that some students may forgo college altogether when you really drill down on the data that drop in application submissions is not the same across the board. there's been a bigger decline among low-income students according to to the national college attainment netw

bell, ribeiro—addy. >> thank you, mr speaker. >> thank you, mr speaker. >> in recent days, the trussells network handed out more than 3.1 million emergency food parcels in the past year and that's the most it's ever distributed and nearly double the number five years ago. absolute poverty among children in this country has risen by its highest rate of 30 years, and a quarter of all children in this country live below that poverty line. two thirds of uk children in poverty live in families where at least one parent works. my constituency , stretham, is one constituency, stretham, is one of the worst affected. so, mr speaken of the worst affected. so, mr speaker, does the prime minister have any plans to restore the child poverty unit or to address the calls for universal free school meals or report on any government plans aimed at tackling child poverty at all? >> prime minister. mr speaker, nobody wants to see any child grow up in poverty, and that's why i'm pleased that the record of this and previous governments has reduced not just the number of people living in poverty, but the numb

the eyes of the world will be on riyadh in saudi arabia, where addie report5 riyadh in saudi arabia, putting this massive event on. i want to thank u5yk forturning up and challenging me. and that is about it. thank you to the fans who travelled to support me because i know it is tough times the moment and money is hard so i aim to put on a show. thank you very much. god bless. fury is a master of mind games, but u5yk is a tough nut to crack — the ukrainian unfazed by the shoving and shenanigans. my power, its my family, my wife, my children, my power is my people, ukrainian people, who now support my country. my power here is my friend, my team. all chant: fury, fury! a carnival atmosphere with fury's legendary travelling fans in good spirits. how will it go? knocked out in eight round5. going to nine. the belt is going back to morecambe. this is the biggest event in heavyweight boxing since these two men fought for the undisputed title. lennox lewi5 came out on top of evander holyfield to claim his place as the best of his era. it will be a chess match in the first four round5. in t

talking of comrades, labour mp bell ribeiro—addy reportedly told comrades to join yesterday's protest insight, i think, into how wedded the labour party is to this lot. we all remember, though, don't we? that picture of keir starmer and angela rayner taking the knee at the black lives matter about the black lives matter about the black lives matter thing. okay, okay. it will come as no surprise to learn, though, that black lives matter uk were also in attendance yesterday. there are new groups called anti trade groups. these are student organisations and they do pubush organisations and they do publish a variety of different posters which appear to show things like immigration enforcement van on fire. it gives people tips on to how get a lawyer and tells them to run away if they're not already being detained, and they also coordinate on social media to try to get a few students on the go if they see a raid taking place. now, i'm going to be doing quite a lot more on this. i think it's time that the pubuc i think it's time that the public knew the truth about some of the people who are

we have other stories that we are following from this week addi your top news stories of the week.peaker johnsonurviving a call to vacate his chair and the subsequent vote. here is the associated press. failure to outs speaker maga mike johnson's shows strength and weakness of his alliance with trump, and we will look at a portion of what he said after wednesday's vote. [video clip] >> members have just voted. we have important work to do for the country. there are a lot of things. last week we announced the house-wide effort to crack down on anti-semitism on campus. this morning we introduce legislation to fortify american elections and ensure that only american citizens can vote. i am glad that this distraction will not inhibit that important work and all of the important things on the table and engender -- and agenda for us. hopefully this is the end of personality politics and frivolous character assassination that has defined the 118th congress. it is regrettable, not who we are as americans, and we are better than this and need to get yonder it. the speaker of the house serve

we have other stories that we are following from this week addi your top news stories of the week.peaker johnsonurviving a call to vacate his chair and the subsequent vote. here is the associated press. failure to outs speaker maga mike johnson's shows strength and weakness of his alliance with trump, and we will look at a portion of what he said after wednesday's vote. [video clip] >> members have just voted. we have important work to do for the country. there are a lot of things. last week we announced the house-wide effort to crack down on anti-semitism on campus. this morning we introduce legislation to fortify american elections and ensure that only american citizens can vote. i am glad that this distraction will not inhibit that important work and all of the important things on the table and engender -- and agenda for us. hopefully this is the end of personality politics and frivolous character assassination that has defined the 118th congress. it is regrettable, not who we are as americans, and we are better than this and need to get yonder it. the speaker of the house serve

i don't think they've hit that and we'll and addi michael cohen is the biggest leap proven liar, convicted liar. we certainly didn't trust them. the campaign i was told by trump org not to trust everything. does brad of time we appreciate you coming out and joining the panel. >> thanks to all of you. i always learn a lot from all of you testimony in donald trump's hush money trial is done for the day on monday. the big show. michael cohen under oath, cnn special live coverage picks up on the other side of a very quick break every piece of evidence tells a story how would really happy? jesse l. morgan sunday's at night on cnn i brought in a juror max protein with 30 grams of protein. >> those who tried me felt more energy and just two weeks here, i'll take that. >> sure. not to protein 30 grams, protein one prim shift third, 25 vitamins and minerals and a new fiber blend with a prebiotic she ever worry we wouldn't get you enjoy this seriously because he's gotten their plan great. >> meanwhile, i'm on the green and all i can think about as all the green, i'm spending on three kids in college