. >> my celebrity relative won an oscar. an athlete and icon. >> their claim to fame. july 10th on abc and stream on hulu. >> i want to make it easy for you. >> you were jealous. you had a fight. he fell. he hit his head. it was an accident. but his girl is a witness. so you had to shut her up. you don't have the guts to harm her, but you got the money to keep her mouth shut. yes or no? no >> that was, of course, jack nicholson and faye dunaway starring in chinatown. exactly 50 years ago. last month. >> this morning, we're remembering the oscar winning screenwriter behind that film and so many others. danny new is here with more. >> danny. yeah, when i think about robert towne, that's his name, his movies, we know that he explicitly wrote or co-wrote like chinatown, mission impossible. but then there are all these other films you learn, these legendary films that he had an uncredited role in writing. >> the winner is robert towne, a man whose words found their way into some of america's most legendary films has passed away. >> robert towne was 89 years old. >> i can on

oscar, everything is fine, everything is fine, calm, oscar, calm, weapon on the floor, that's it, oscarge, as they understand, the pack has been accepted, the arrow has understood, you don’t feel sorry for the girl, when you see, they will start shooting, they are already waiting for you there, teeth, what did you say , i said, if you... come out, they will start shooting to kill in any case, how do you know, i’m one of them, you’re handing over your own, i’m trying to avoid casualties among the zharzans, the girl has nothing to do with how many detainees are in the cell, 17. attention everyone, attention everyone, where is your car, let’s go to her. why you took me and why they wanted to kill you is a long story. what are you afraid of, you won’t have time to tell, you’ll bleed to death? i'm not afraid, scratch, i'm sorry it happened this way, stop here, no, first i'll find out what i got into because of you, then i need to go to one place, i need to pick up some of my things until these guys came to their senses. okay, where should we go? why did you hit me, they beat you, i protected

all righty . toby's oscar shanker in caracas, thank you. over to the middle east now, where is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu is valid in retaliation for a rocket strike that killed 12 young people and is really occupied goal on heights on saturday. israel blames the i ran back lebanese milton group has the law, which has denied responsibility. nothing yahoo! his visit to the truth era village where the attack took place was overshadowed by protests, grief and sorrow on the streets of most of the towns. presidents of the tiny drews village say good bye to levin it will go out. it brought him the loss of 12 victims to be bought it off to the debt. the strike is id occupied, goes on heights. the doors pod brake. this tragedy has struck us and it has shaken our hearts chicken, the whole world. you know enough. we hope the war will end, you know, start to do enough, not shed resume on saturdays that day was a deadliest one. is there any control that dirty? since october 7th is viable names 11 and eat on back test will allow me to atte

forma ilegal a ser el disenador personal que viste a lara trump la nuera del expresidente, el latino oscarcomo lo logro y como es su r relacion con los trump. >> buto, con julio vaqueiro. >> muy buenas tardes, les saluda vanessa saoc hoy por julio vaqueiro. >> el mundo se esta recuperando de una pantalla azul los trump. >> punto. >> con saluda vanessa azul y una carita triste eso fue lo que millones de usuarios encontraron en sus computadoras por un apagon informatico global que ha afectado aeropuertos, hospitales, llamadas al 911, bancos, empresas de comu comunicaciones y muchos mas aqui en estados unidos y alrededor del mundo. >> el problema surgio de la actualizacion de un antivirus que protege a windows, el sistema operativo con el que trabajan la mayoria de las computadoras. >> la empresa detras de este incidente dijo que no se trata de un ciberataque y el caos ha sido enorme y nos muestra que tan vulnerables y dependientes somos a la tecnologia. >> karla amezola tiene el . >> un corte tecn informe. >> practicamente en pausa a estados unidos y gran parte del mundo con las principales

the oscar, the opposition says that it wants the government control the electoral council to release a tally of the votes. what is the actual likelihood of the council doing well they, they've said that they will do that in time. they have not really disclosed. ready how they came up with those numbers. there's a lot of questions about those numbers. even some other of the presidential can olives that weren't independent. they've also asked for those penalties. now the opposition has just announced that they will create a web page where they have all the counties of the voting machines, those pronounced that they received, they have more than 40 percent of them. and they say that that's more than enough to show the overwhelming victory over the long time is what they said. they won't do that tonight and tomorrow they will hold concentrations at 11 o'clock in the morning to support this claim of victory to w correspondent, oscar shanker. and crock us there, over to the middle east now, where is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu is falling retaliation for a rocket strike. that k

reasons, i suspect that i lied a lot, but my... frontier viewers, and how did he get on the list of oscar’s catchy because that this is a universal human story, a feeling of loss, inevitable loss, and even losses that are still possible, children begin to feel that grandmother may leave, grandfather may leave, about this, yes, all of us, people, inevitably experience this one day, and even not once, but several times in my life, on the one hand, everyone experiences this in their own way, on the other hand, it is a homogeneous experience, one, familiar to everyone, and i think that this is where i get to, everyone finds their own echoes in it, and now about that, how they get there, they get there, there are two ways, technical qualification and festival qualification are not enough to get to the oscars. just make a film, a colossal amount of films are being made in the world, and not every film made is sent here, the academy will simply be overwhelmed, it will not sort it out, thousands of films are produced, but so the academy makes the first important filter to send to the oscars in th

yes, what in this film in your opinion touched foreign audiences and how did it get on the list of oscarw about how they get there, get in, there are two ways, technical qualification and festival qualification, to get to the oscars, it’s not enough just to make a film, there are colossal films amount is being made in the world, and not every film made is sent here, it’s just that the academy will be overwhelmed, it... won’t rake it in, thousands of films are being produced, and therefore the academy makes the first important filter, in order to send to the oscars in this race to get on the longlist, you must get at least one main prize at some significant festival, then you get the right to send your film to the oscars, and there is a list of festivals, on the academy’s website there is a list of festivals, which are called qualifying festivals of the lusk academy. you... have a penis tip ovskard committee, academy of 2009, it was issued long before your film was actually epic, no, it was issued after the first nomination in 2009, i would like every filmmaker to one day attend such, let

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are produced, and therefore the academy makes the first important filter, in order to send to the oscarsto get into the longlist, you must receive at least one main prize at some significant festival and then... you get the right to send your film to the oscars, and there is a list of festivals, yes, yes, on the academy’s website there is a list of festivals, which are called the academy’s qualifying festivals, you have badge of a member of the ovskor committee, academy of 2009, it was issued long before your film was actually epiced, no, it was issued after the first nomination in 2009, i would wish every filmmaker one. democratic, professional get-together, in the literal sense, where you feel like you did something so significant, they saw you, yes, this is such a small professional feedback, this is great, this is nice, lady gaga, this is lady gaga, yes, she i was also nominated for some song, i think, that year, yes, that’s why she’s there, and this is a whole complex of events, it’s not just the ceremony itself, and there’s a whole series of different events, shows, meetings with t

different type of cinema, so we will be careful with this, your second film almost made it to the oscarle, when i realized that the title would be he can’t live without space, i knew that for the oscar i buried my film, but i didn’t care, i didn’t care about the title, that’s it this whole valuable game was more important, and why did i bury it, because at the oscars... in the category of short animation, short animation, yes, they don’t like minimal serialization, i know that, there were precedents similar, i was surprised, i appreciated it, nothing itself, the film made it to the shortlist, then they did notice him, they voted for him, and even there there was some kind of hope, but not strong, they are just a name, yes, and some academician friends wrote to me there, that kostya, the name still gets in the way, i say , i know, well, that’s it, i can’t do anything ... oh, by the way, yes, in the context of what was said, indeed, this is an ideal environment for creativity, because no one bothers you there, that’s true, ah, but i i'm afraid my human feeling, mundane, is that space, for

and we have shirleyly and oscar james and others. shirley moore and with the community one hundred feet from the project and we are here to oppose the movement of the two million 5 hundred thousand square feet of commercial space from hunters point to cancel he will stick point our foreclose this bay moving that amount of space will offer power the community cause health and environmental health impacts as well as day traffic to the community and we have not heard nor understand the traffic impacts to the development that is going forward how that will impact the immediate community and also concerned about the eirs were assigned in 2010 and the addendums without outreach to the community we have had to beg um, the developer to meet with us. this is neighbors who lived directly behind the site and all of that outreach we had one meeting on the second of last - (coughing) that most after the commission meeting we would like to be constituent in the ongoing meeting that directly impacts us and request an updated eir since the eir was d

alright, the w's oscar shanker in caracas, telling us about that dispute or election. thank you to over to the middle east, where is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu is biling retaliation for a rocket strike that killed 12 young people and that is really occupied golan heights on saturday. israel blames the i ran back lebanese milton group, his blog, which has denied responsibility. then yahoo! his visit to the truth era village where they had talked to place, was overshadowed by protests, grief and sorrow on the streets of much the towns. presidents of the tiny drews village say good bye to levin at all. cool are it brought here? the last of 12 victims to be bought it off to the debt. the strike is id occupied, goes on heights. the doors in a pod brake. this tragedy has struck us and it has shaken our hearts, shaking the whole world. you know enough. we hope the war will end. you know, such a deep enough not shed saturdays that day was the deadliest one. is there any control of that dirty? since october 7th is viable names 11 and eat on back test will allow mi

as the organizers call this award, it is the medical oscar of ukraine. as you can see, the awards are just in progress. also this year, there were about 300 nominees, including civilian and military medics. a feature of this year's awards was the fact that they also created a nomination for foreign representatives, who are doctors who came to ukraine to serve human lives i suggest hearing a little more about how the nomination selection criteria have changed from vasyl knyazev, the main idea behind the project. the war made adjustments, and we made a decision, for the second year in a row with... a military medic since 2014 from the ato zone, then he was demobilized and after february 24, 2022, he went back to donbas to save human lives. i suggest listening a little more from mr. miroslav himself. we work 24/7, the flow of injured people is still not decreasing, our direction is now tense. this is the situation, the enemy is advancing and there are many wounded, many operations, so the work is quite intensive, and we try to help as much as we can. the or

then, sadly, your friend, richard louis, passed away shortly before the oscars.dly with richard as well. and your people or you contacted us and said, listen -- >> my people. >> jimmy: whoever it was said, listen, i'm going to -- i'm not going to do the show because i'm feeling sad about my friend, losing my friend, which i totally understood. >> yeah. >> jimmy: then i hosted the oscars on sunday. i went to a party after the oscars. [ laughter ] and who did i run into at that party? smiling broadly, i might add. [ laughter ] but mr. larry david. [ cheers and applause ] >> okay. so you want an explanation? >> jimmy: i would. [ laughter ] >> i used the death of my best friend -- >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> to get out of doing a show i didn't want to do in the first place. [ laughter ] [ applause ] very simple. it's very simple. >> jimmy: i would expect nothing less. >> yeah. >> jimmy: larry david, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] "curb your enthusiasm." all is seasons are on max. thank you, david. we'll be back with cyndi lauper. ♪ yself i was ok with my moderate to sev

we can cross over to caracas now and speak to the w corresponding oscars link or oscar. good to see more protests today in men as a way, like you've been out in caracas. what did people tell you what people are english? people are angry and they watched the world to know that when they went out to the most of the people around the, anybody that they knew was inside intending to vote for the opposition. and a lot of people that were witnesses in the voting centers saying that they have fatalities that the machine to print out that show that i'm on the one side, this little guy was the rental winner of the selection. so a lot of people are just protesting because many of them think this is the last chance to have change of the country in a democratic way. and they are, they want to defend that right. but they have to have to change in this country in a peaceful manner. the opposition isn't giving an either they've been presenting evidence to back up their version of the election outcome. how is the regime responding as well? the law and a lot of interest, institutions that

get to see you, oscar. so can you tell us a bit more about what opinion polls have been saying ahead of tomorrow's election in venezuela? it's almost all of the opinion polls are very clear that the has 20 percent lead on the goal of mine will. however, that does not necessarily spell out victory for the opposition. it's the 1st time in years all the opposition united is not fully caught in the selections. and they are going to be very visual editor at the body centers because although voters rock is hard to pull off with the machines, there are still many tricks that we've seen before or lighter system floating portion and other concepts from the government. so although the poll showing majority for the opposition, the electoral council has the final say of the results. so in this case, the opposition witnesses in each border center will take center stage when the results come in to verify if their receipts matches. uh, the final results. well, we did mention that some prominent collection observers were b

when ever amy takes her 3-year-old border terrier, oscar, to the dog park, it is usually a rough dayveryone. >> if you let him get within 50 feet of another dog, he becomes very undetectable. >> reporter: which is why, today, she is headed to a place where he can run free without a worry in the world. but this isn't a dog park, it is a strangers backyard. >> his tail is wagging, he goes straight for the gate, he knows exactly where he is. >> reporter: the place was booked through an app called sniff spotter , think and airbnb for dogs which connect pet parents with homeowners willing to rent out their private property. for about $20 per hour, oscar can have his own backyard, complete with an obstacle course and a pool . >> dogs are just having a really hard time in the modern world. >> reporter: david adams is sniff spots founder and ceo. he says dogs like auster who cannot go to a public park usually live a very sedentary lifestyle. >> it is really not good for them. physically, there is issues with obesity and mentally, anxiety and reactivity. all of these things are coming about b

get there, there are two ways, technical qualification and festival qualification, to get to the oscarsst important filter - in order to send it to the oscars in this race to get on the longlist, you must get at least one main prize at some significant festival, then you get the right to send your film to the oscars, and there is a list of the festival. on the academy's website there is a list of festivals, which are called lusk academy qualifying festivals. you have a member badge ovskaz committee. 2009, it was released long before your film was actually nominated. no, it was issued after the first nomination in 2009. i would like every filmmaker to one day attend such, let’s say, the olympics, well, to put it in sports language. because in the end , no matter how disgusting it is, these are certain competitions in art, thank god, we weren’t the directors who came up with this, yes, you know, this is a real holiday, and it’s not fake, it’s honest, it’s professional it’s a holiday, you’re celebrated, no matter, well, here you go, we’re on the same page, everyone respects each other, no

oscar psycho sending by for us in caracas. oscar good to see you both sides. they are claiming victory. what's the latest? a while the other troll console has just has proclaimed mclaughlin, who don't officially the winner of these elections. meanwhile, we've registered consider losses or pad banging protests across the country. people are still waiting for the electrical council to show the detailed results of the voting machine, printouts, so that they can be audited. however, the website will be on the troll council is down, and the counselors president said that they suffered a massive had on the system yesterday. now the attorney general just dress donation and he said that the attack on this i withdrawal system yesterday came from north macedonia. and implicating the investigation, the opposition leader money to putting on the title so we could start to see how those persecution and just the main opposition with leaders is beginning to see that the opposition is of course challenging the official election result claiming its leader and one on one side is

oscar.right after >> this election night, we're putting on a party. >> and you are invited. >> and you are invited. >> we'll be here with you following all the twists and turns, as well as all the live reaction from our election night watch party with our gb news line—up. >> and as morning breaks , we'll >> and as morning breaks, we'll be here with breakfast from a.m. >> as it becomes clear who the winners and the losers really are. >> vote 2024 thursday, the 4th of july only on gb news >> britain's election . channel. >> britain's election. channel. >> britain's election. channel. >> and at this stage we'll give you some of the newspaper front pages. this is how they're shaping up. this morning. the guardian first of all it reports on keir starmer's promise to stunt the growth of populism by improving the quality of living for all daily mail warns voters of a generation of a labour government if keir starmer's party delivers on the sweeping majority, polls are predicting the sun calls jude

whenever amy takes her three-year-old border terrier oscar to the dog park, it is usually a rough dayveryone. >> if you let him get within 50 feet of another dog, he becomes very unpredictable. >> which is why today she is heading to a place where he can run free without a worry in the world. but, this is not a dog park. it is a strangers backyard. >> his tail is wagging in anticipation, he knows exactly where he is. >> the place was booked through an app called sniff spot, the airbnb for dogs. for about $20 per hour, oscar can have his own backyard complete with an obstacle course and a pool. >> dogs are just having a really hard time in the modern world. >> david adams is the founder and ceo, he said dogs like oscar who can't go to a public park usually live a very sedentary lifestyle. >> it is not good for them physically, there's issues with obesity, anxiety, all these things are coming about it because they don't have that space to just be dogs. >> reporter: shannon is the property owner. on an average week, she might have five bookings but the extra cash isn't her main driver. >

dw correspondent oscar osh land car is in caracas. he told me what 11 years of my daughter will have done to venezuela a yeah, i would still have the not because the regina has been empowered 25 years starting with with charles. and in that time, we have seen that as while ago from the richest country in the region to the pause . but in the last 11 years, things have gone from bad to worse mass protest in 20142017. we sold in a much more repressive government underneath. oh, that's my daughter with pending international investigations of crimes against humanity and human rights violations. but it has been the worst news living conditions and lack of opportunity that has led almost 8000000. but his way was to leave the country and the largest migration of the region that has ever seen. we are just getting out of a consecutive years of hybrid inflation in the country without any ongoing worse. so correction is rampant and the military still show support for my daughter. so despite all this, there is still a tight grip on power. and we'v

los nacionalistas puertorriqueÑos griselda torres y oscar collazo intentaron asesinar al presidente harryinato. uno el 5 de septiembre en sacramento, california, y el otro el 22 de septiembre en san francisco, tambiÉn en california. sarah jane moore disparÓ contra ford, pero la bala fallÓ por poco y fue arrestada. el 30 de marzo de 1981. el presidente ronald reagan fue baleado por john hinckley en washington, d.c. hinckley estaba obsesionado con la actriz jodie foster e intenÓo el asesinato para impresionarla. reagan resultÓ gravemente herido, pero se recuperÓ tras una rÁpida intervenciÓn mÉdica el 10 de mayo de 2005, vladimir arutyunyan lanzÓ una granada contra el presidente george w. bush, mientras Éste daba un discurso en tiflis, georgia. la granada no explotÓ debido a un fallo en el dispositivo arutyunyan fue arrestado meses despuÉs y condenado a cadena perpetua. el 11 de noviembre de 2011, Óscar ramiro ortega hernÁndez disparÓ varios tiros con un rifle semiautomÁtico contra la casa blanca, creyendo que estaba destinado a asesinar al presidente barack obama. ninguna de las balas alcan

for an oscar?snitching. [ light laughter ] somebody snitching. >> jimmy: you have an oscar? do you know who -- >> somebody snitching. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: how did you end -- do you know how you have an oscar in your house? >> don't worry about it. >> jimmy: okay, all right, all right. [ laughter ] >> don't you worry about it. >> jimmy: that's -- i was not -- i'm not going to do it. i'm not going to worry about it. that's fantastic. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: can i ask you a a question. is that baby powder? >> it's for the olympics, jim. [ light laughter ] as soon as i leave here, i'm going out to paris. >> jimmy: i know, but -- >> i've got to get ready. >> jimmy: but i think they put, like -- isn't they put like rosin on their hands or something? >> no, they put baby powder. >> jimmy: they do? >> yeah. sometimes they put flour. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: is it really? >> yes! >> jimmy: i didn't know any of this. >> i'm trying to tell you. it's my fourth olympics, i know. >> jimmy: before beco

. >> reporter: whenever amy takes her 3-year-old border terrier oscar to the dog park, it is usually let him get within 50 feet of another dog, he becomes very unpredictable. where are we going? >> reporter: today she is heading to a place where he can run free without a worry in the world. this isn't a dog park. it is a stranger's backyard. >> his tail is wagging in anticipation. he goes straight for the gate. he knows exactly where he is. let's get the ball. >> reporter: the place was booked through an app called sniff spot. think airbnb for dogs that connects pet parents with homeowners willing to rent out their private property. for about $20 an hour, oscar can have his own backyard complete with an obstacle course and a pool. >> dogs are just having a really hard time in the modern world. >> reporter: david adams is sniff spot's founder and ceo. he says dogs like oscar who can't go to a public park usually live a very said terry lifestyle. >> said tarry lifestyle. >> there are issues with anxiety and these things are coming about because they don't have the space to just be dogs

in 1920, he received two oscar nominations. the hillbels are a group of white people who live around the appalachian mountains. in kentucky, ohio, virginia and other states around the ridge. wild, hot-tempered descendants of the irish or scots who lost. work due to the closure of mines or steel mills, and were unable to arrange their lives anyway. they don't live in a house they can't afford, in a car trailer, and they flock together and settle along rural roads. vance's only chance to get out of here was to join the marines after high school, which he did. for six months he worked in iraq as a war correspondent, and after that the benefits and money provided as... the veteran was allowed to graduate with honors from yale and get a job as a venture capitalist for former pelp ceo peter thiel. according to cnn, jedi vance was recommended to trump by his son. donald trump jr. at a dinner in marolalaga. he assured his father that senator atagaya, the voice of america's rust belt, truly believed in his program. but wentz began his c

the lady oscar, the rose of versall and georgie series were those cartoon characters who talked aboutse characters were important for our generation. oscar's character had a great. impact on me and when i rode a horse for the first time hope to be like him. this is the first feeling when i rode a horse for the first time. didn't know the basics of this sport before, therefore i felt like a princess. i'm a leader, i'm a very strong person. i have this feeling every time i ride a horse. had a great wish in this sport and thank god it came true and that was to jump over obstacles with a horse. i fulfilled it and started jumping over... obstacles and then i reached the stage of participating in the competition. after that, my goal was to win the competition, and after winning the competition, my dream was to join the syrian team, that thank god... this wish came true and i stayed in the syrian team for a while and participated in many competitions with them inside the country. i traveled with them to jordan and lebanon. i participated with them in the loyalty and love courses inside the c

luis: muy profesional Óscar aterrizÓ hace dos horas y del aeropuerto viniste paraca Óscar: pues primeroÚo galÁctico la verdad increÍble se nota trabajo que hemos hecho. jessi: de hecho aquÍ tengo anotado que tienen 20 millones de reproducciones mensuales spotify y esto te lleva a 100 millones de views con natanael cano. Óscar: este aÑo tuvimos a madonna en un Éxito de cuatro meses en el nÚmero uno de mÉxico . jessi: que tiene la nueva generaciÓn de regional mexicana que estÁn apostando los jÓvenes en narco corrido a veces mucha gente lo estÁ cambiando. Óscar: estamos modernizando las letras antes era mÁs explÍcito ahora es mÁs fiesta el rollo entonces la gente se ha identificado y engancha al pÚblico mexicano antes se miraba mal en cualquier aspecto. en mÉxicose —— en mÉxico se escuchan corridos siempre. jessi: gracias por desvelarte por nosotros estamos cursando los dedos. Óscar: muchas gracias estamos a la orden los queremos mucho. satcha: muy buenos dÍas. miÉrcoles 24 de julio. hoy en "despierta amÉrica". develan nuevas imÁgenes de los momentos quehirieron el atentado contra donald t

oscar wilde, portrait of darian gray.nson crozat, in fact, few people read it, because they mostly read the retelling. when he was picked up by corsairs and rescued from this island, he could barely explain himself to them, the truth about rabinzoni and friday, by the way, friday’s name was william, why, you will learn from this book, well, almost everyone knows the first two parts of this book, because it is called the bremen town musicians, vasily livanov and yuri entin, and thanks to the cartoon, of course, the cartoon was the bremen town musicians, in the footsteps of the bremen town musicians. yes, remember, the smell is like a dog, and the eye is like an eagle, this is already the second part, and here there is a third, it’s called the new bremen. i would like to say a few kind words to alsou khalilova, who illustrated this book. i can imagine how difficult it was for her to do this after the cartoons, but in my opinion she did a great job. and with this i say goodbye to you, all the best to you, read and be happy.

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in 1920, he received two oscar nominations. hillbels are a group of white people who live around the appalachian mountains. in kentucky, agaya, virginia and other states around the ridge. wild, hot-tempered descendants irish or scots who... lost their jobs due to the closure of mines or steel mills, and were unable to make a life for themselves. they don't live in a house they can't afford, in a car trailer. gather in flocks and settle along rural roads, vance's only chance to get out of here was to enlist in the marines after school, which he did. he worked in iraq as a war correspondent for six months, and after that, the benefits and money provided as a veteran allowed him to graduate with honors from yale and get a job as a venture capitalist. capitalist to pelp's former ceo peter thiel. according to tsnn, the candidacy. he assured his father that senator tagaya, the voice of america's rust belt, truly believed in his program. but vance began his path in politics as an ardent anti-trumpist. he called the ex-president the am

i just met oscar. he is peru. he is about to launch his sailboat. there are 223 acres of waterways here. some beautiful, beautiful homes. it's kind of like florida. but you're living in northern california. 13 miles of coastline. and it was all the idea of its founder. who might that be? well, let me give you a hint. he put the foster in foster city, and he's a well known around these parts. we'll tell you who that is and also what percentage of foster city is water. it might blow your mind all that much more coming up in trivia and a little bit later. after that, we're going to talk to the redwood scholars, some high school gals that are already out in the water. so plenty to do here in foster city. guys back to you. >> think you might have seen him on the lagoon a little bit earlier today? frank, we're going to check in with you a little bit. you've got some great stories to tell us about this wonderful city of yours. appreciate it. frank. all right. now we're going to bring in the mayor of this wonderful city, patrick sullivan. patrick, thank you

like if i ever win an oscar, that's going to be my line. [ laughter ] hey!u leave it on the podium? >> yeah. thanks, guys! [ laughter ] >> seth: you know, there was a time when i needed this. >> that's right. >> seth: and that time is over. >> that's right! >> seth: and you should wear this to the oscars. >> i think so too. [ laughter ] >> seth: when they're like, "who are you wearing?" and you're like, "crossing." [ laughter ] >> crossing. "you've gone too far! don't run with this." [ light laughter ] >> seth: it is so lovely to have you here. thank you so much for coming back. >> it is so awesome to be here. >> seth: congrats on the film. >> i can't thank you enough. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: you guys, that's anna faris. "my spy: the eternal city" begins streaming july 5th on prime video. we'll be right back with colman domingo. [ cheers and applause ] colman domingo. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i'm a bee and i've bumbled my way into your car. buzz but this hive isn't big enough for the both of us. boo oh wow, what a buzzkill. and if you don't have th

stay in the park. >> tay oscar wins your home. run derby becomes the first dodger to win the derby in the process. he is also >> awarded the derby chain from last year's winner vladimir guerrero junior. here's a fun day arlington. now, if you just saw the all-star festivities have begun the best players in baseball in the world are in texas, the san francisco giants. they have 2 players there. logan webb and elliot ramos. meanwhile, mason miller of there's also there. we caught up with miller and ramos today before the home run derby. >> it's a great moment for me is a great move for my family. so it's a really good experience for sure. i never thought i was going to be here and not even know, the season. here is a is a blessing. this was my goal was to make an all-star team. you know, you don't really know how realistic that is. should do so, yeah, it's every player's goal. every player stream making making all-star team received recognition come to this role. you know, set that as career going on us early this year. you know tha

different type of cinema, so we will be careful with this, your second film almost made it to the oscar live without space, i knew that i had buried my film for the oscar, but i did n’t care, i had this whole valuable game in the title. we will, we will fly there, do something, to explore something, but the hostility of space towards us, in my opinion, is absolutely, it is a black lifeless space, absolutely cold, i think that we need to look for something here on earth, here is our home, but what about the colonization of other planets, similar to the earth, this is a beautiful fantasy, so far it’s fantasy, i’m very 50 years old, not 50 years old exactly, but stanislav, well, first of all, of course, i would like other directors to fly there. they finally filmed some new films there and we finally saw all the science fiction, yes.

very simple, when i realized that the title would be he cannot live without space, i knew that for oscarey don’t like minimal serialization. i know this, there were similar precedents, i was surprised, i appreciated it, wow, the film got there before the shortlist, that is, they finally noticed him and voted for him, and even there there was some kind of hope, but not strong, just because of the name, yes, and some academician friends wrote to me there, that kostya, that’s all the name -it still interferes, i say, i know, well, that’s it, i can’t do anything about it, if there was even a different name, it would be easier, but the film would be lost, that was important to me. konstantin, speaking about the future, i always ask what man will do in space in 50 years, oh, anton, stanislav, man, we have nothing to do there, we can explore, this advances science and so on, but we will never live there, we will fly there, do something, explore something, but the hostility of space towards us, in my opinion, is absolutely, this black lifeless space, absolutely cold, i think we need to look for

so even though oscars i sent you an oscar as well and did that the documentary is that said they were chemical attacks. yeah, the new york times, um, uh uh, did they have there's a video branch that they now have and the people that are to have no idea of what they're doing, the color story videos and by selectively and showing the pictures the control on the story they want and they seems to be no control over, you know, ground truth and i find it rather shocking, but the new york times has really become an extraordinarily unreliable source on faith in this international. well, of course it was the media celebrating the $75.00. yeah. right. kind of a 3 or 5 nato held in washington with all of these, well, the latest propaganda machine in full flow. what do you think of the state of nato? is all the journalists, including those from the new york times? a swans around saying now is the time to confront russia, china, iran? i don't know how many other countries. well, 1st of all of here's, here's a delusion, arie uh, aspect of this whole thing. because uh, if you look at the ukraine war

so even though oscar as i say, the oscars were handed out to documentary is that said there were chemical attacks . yeah. with the new york times. um, uh uh, did they have there's a video branch that they now have and the people that are to have no idea what they're doing, the color story videos and by selectively and showing the pictures they control any story they want. and there seems to be no control over, you know, ground truth and i find it rather shocking, but the new york times has really become an extraordinarily unreliable source on anything that's international. well, of course it was the media celebrating the $75.00. yeah. or anniversary of nato, and held in washington with all these. well, the lead is propaganda machine in full flow. what do you think of the state of nature was all the journalist, including those when the new york times swarmed around, saying, now is the time to confront russia, china, iran? i don't know how many other countries. well, 1st of all of, here's, here's a delusion. arie uh, aspect.

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ever since that whole oscar debacle. oh yeah, it's coming straight from the heart because he's been through some stuff. so hopefully we love a comeback story, right? so hopefully, that'll be better for him. so from one emotional live performance to another, coldplay was joined on stage by michael j. fox during their headlining performance at glastonbury on saturday. the actor, who suffers from parkinson's disease, sat in on two songs before the band's encore and even played guitar on their set closer fix you frontman chris martin called fox one of the most amazing people on earth, and even revealed that coldplay was formed because of watching back to the future, which is crazy. in an instagram post sunday, fox gave a glowing review of his experience at the fest, calling it quote, effing mind blowing and thanking the band for bringing him on. and how cute is that? he did a great job. it was all over, you know, all over the sites yesterday. so i saw it, and how fun for him. and it couldn't have been put any better. you kno

if you take medieval knights -- >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: -- plus those two dudes that won the oscar- >> steve: oh, yeah, the one year. yeah. >> jimmy: -- it equals "house of the dragon." [ laughter ] >> steve: there you go. >> jimmy: you remember those dudes? >> steve: what? >> jimmy: that's exactly right. >> steve: oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: here's another one here. >> steve: oh, good, more. >> jimmy: you take chick-fil-a-- >> steve: yep. >> jimmy: -- plus lipton's -- >> steve: sure. >> jimmy: -- plus shanghai -- >> steve: uh-huh. >> jimmy: -- plus beijing -- >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: -- plus popeye's -- >> steve: oh, no. oh, no. >> jimmy: -- it equals chickity china, the chinese chicken. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: oh, no. ♪ chickity china the chinese chicken ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: yeah, good, all right. again, look at how popular math has become -- >> steve: yeah, it's so popular. oh, my god. >> steve: -- because of this bit. >> steve: mathematics. >> jimmy: if you take the monopoly man -- >> steve: sure. >> jimmy: -- plus a wizard's curse -- >> steve: wizard's curse. >> jimmy: -- it