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. >> that eventually landed at hbo. >> i remember we were meeting with hbo and the title insecure hads existed, and we were having a conversation about, oh, we should rename the show. they were like, well, you issa, there's nothing insecure about you. and she was like, that's why we're calling the show insecure, because i'm constantly insecure. >> i think the secret to insecure success. >> is that hbo eventually let. >> issa do what she wanted to do. >> you know what? >> this isn't our story to tell, but. >> we're going to give you what you need. >> to tell. >> it, and it has become this massive pop culture moment that everyone loves. and it's such an honest portrayal of black life. >> i've been tased before. tased me again, i survived. >> we wanted to talk about things that felt like everyday life on a tuesday for black people, not juneteenth. it's not king day. it's just going to be like a tuesday. this is what we had to deal with on a tuesday. that's where we always felt the show needed to live. and so i feel like those were the ways that insecure felt different. >> was. sometimes

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but this past summer, he and his former team had a highly publicized split documented on hbo's hard knocksnew york giants. >> i have a. >> tough time sleeping. if saquon goes to philadelphia, i'll tell you that. >> the eagles snatching him in free agency. >> i'm super grateful and thankful for my time there. had a lot of ups and downs. i feel like everything happens for a reason. >> the city of brotherly love has rallied around barkley, who also grew up in pennsylvania. >> my favorite part of playing in front of the eagles fans is that every single home game, they always take it to another level. it's special. >> off the gridiron. the 27 year old revealing the one thing that could make him more nervous than the super bowl, proposing to his fiancÉe, anna congdon. >> in reality, i'm just not good with stuff like that. i'm not a i'm a lover boy, but i'm not like a clever lover boy when it comes to, you know, i'm kind of simple and basic, i guess. i definitely can improve in that. so i definitely, probably would be nervous doing doing that more than playing something i've been doing for a very

some live saving hbo event is continuing, but no one knows how long that will last. and this was the truth. as the top 2, we are going to die. that's what it means. they must have pity on us. we need that money so we can keep getting our medication of us age distributions, billions in age to non governmental organizations, age groups, and a non profit around the world. the us gave subsaharan africa more than $6500000000.00 and humanity in assistance last year. this clinic is a lifeline for people in the community. families come me up with that's a nation's counseling and other services. like many other public health institutions in zimbabwe, this place as long as you don't find it. if that money isn't there, this pays cut off for services and people work you can get paid the cuts. i mean programs affecting hundreds of thousands of people under threat. i think this is exposed desk. sure how we add to the delay into $1.00 to $1.00 extent or less particular was i think we can get the government to support but also look it into natalie. surely we would, if, you know, loo

but the feeling of like britt and jermaine got an hbo show, like tyco won and oscar.ger, he finished her film and, did you go back to high school? eco-yes. [laughs] it was like being awoken from a great dream. it was like someone being like wake up and i was like oh god, this girls high school. >> stephen: all-girls? because yeah. >> stephen: oh, that's rough. >> i had my lovely group of friends who were so excited for me but it was very weird. it was a strange time and the film was released, so i was going -- like i came to new york with kate to do publicity and then had to go back and do my english exam and then i went to the venice film festival and i was at dinner with quentin tarantino and then it's like that paper was late. >> stephen: we have to take a quick break. we will be right back with more melanie lynskey, everybody, stick around! [cheers and applause] ♪ who cares for what you've got ♪ ♪ if you're not having any fun? ♪ ♪ have a little fun ♪ (tony hawk) i still love to surf, snowboard, and of course, skate, so i take qunol magnesium to support my muscle a

much away but it's like peyton place meets boardwalk empire meets rome maybe it's just a bunch of good hbo shows, but it's all true we get. it's nonfiction, but it's a very it's a more literary approach. i'm even unnerved by that because you have to recreate certain. but it's such a i chose one town to focus on and i'm really excited by some of the characters no one ever profiles the local wrestler, you know, in an oil boom town. so it's not just the mayor and it's not just the guys shooting at each other. and there's a lot of that and it's not just the rangers, it's a whole universe build that. i had a great absolute blast. so i'm really looking forward to this time next year sharing that one. yes, you use the themes to write about. what made you choose the banes to write about? yeah, it's of all the people why them you know i love the of seeing so many viewpoints i thought too would have made more sense i thought sam and roy you know they had the most interactions they had the biggest have the best sort of narrative and they live the longest it seems natural. right. why do a quadruple bi

. >> cnn presents an encore presentation of hbo's real time with bill maher.. >> i think kobe just grew up really quickly during the hearings. i think he realized at that point that he was not invincible. >> there was an intensity about kobe that was unusual and unrelenting. he had a film called muse. >> have all this. >> pent up frustration that i just needed to let out. >> and he expresses that anger. >> the darker emotions. >> the frustration. >> anger or sadness. >> all the things that were swirling through him as he went through the sexual assault case. i wish he had expressed the regret. >> using that as. >> a weapon. >> there was so much dark energy. >> so kobe. >> and i connected in august of 2003 to help build. >> the alter ego, to. >> make sure. >> that when he goes back out. >> on the court, that. >> could be. >> the world that he could control, because he could not control anything that was happening off of the court. so i get the phone call from kobe, and his first words were, i got it. i was watching kill bill, and there was this one scene where

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an encore presentation of hbo's real time with bill maher starts right now. have a wonderful night, everybody. real time with bill maher start the clock. >> how are you doing out here? oh. everybody's here. thank you very much. hey. thank you people. how are you doing? i appreciate that oh, yeah. there's a lot lot to talk about. oh, i know it's. thank you. thank you well, i know why. i know why you're excited. this week, we're taking over gaza. yeah. that gaza. i. oh. donald trump, he's interesting man. yeah first thing first, he said, we're sending troops in there and moving the people out. then they walk that back. then the next day, they walked it forward. today, he fired a guy for bringing in an idea that was fully baked. uh, what we. what we do know is that trump says gas is going to become one of the greatest spectacular developments in the world. and also mexico is going to pay for it. and, uh. they will have. incredible health insurance, and they'll be able to say merry christmas again. so it's going to be a win-win for everybody. uh, he says gaza is

. >> cnn presents hbo's real time with bill maher tonight at eight on cnn. >> hello again, everyone. thank you so much for joining me. i'm fredricka whitfield and we're following new developments on the fate of usaid. the major humanitarian relief agency, on president trump's chopping block. a federal judge has temporarily blocked a plan by the trump administration to put thousands of usaid workers on indefinite leave or firing them hours before the ruling, crews were seen removing signage from the agency's headquarters in the nation's capital. the president's executive order would have left the agency with fewer than 300 employees. the judge's ruling preventing more than 2200 people from being placed on administrative leave. he also ordered the government to reinstate 500. the judge, rather ordered the government to reinstate 500 workers who have already been placed on leave. it's an agency, trump's daughter ivanka once championed when she served as a white house adviser. cnn's betsy klein is joining us right now. betsy, help us understand what this court order for now means. >> tha

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that's as it was depicted in the hbo series john adams. well, for the next hour, we'll find out what happened next. in the early months of washington, this first presidential term, this is the start of our new american history tv series. the first 100 days where we explore the accomplishments and setbacks as presidents took office. our guest to explore george washington's early months is matthew costello, who is the chief education officer at the white house historical association. dr. costello, it's april 30th, 1789. george washington did not have a handbook on how to be president, did he? no. and the only thing that he had was the constitution. and that was fairly sparse when it came to laying out exactly what the president should look like or what they should do or how they should act. what does the constitution say about how a president should look? do an act? well, if you look at article two, it it primarily lays out the power of the executive branch of government. some of the roles are the responsibilities, the duties of that positio

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. >> oh, thnew season premiers on hbo and max february 16th.thout jennifer coolige. >> spoiler alert if you haven't watched the other seasons. >> sorry. >>> matt damon and ben affleck are sharing the screen again. netflix shared this photo of the pair. and you can see it that facial hair is flowing. it is a crime thriller called "rip." ben affleck called the movie an engaging ride that takes a look at things people will do for money. it's due out in the fall. nothing like seeing those two together. >> how about them apples? good stuff. >>> still to come, our saturday morning boost an with dupixent, stay ahead of moderate-to-severe eczema. as you welcome the feeling of touch with clearer skin and less itch. the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, helps heal your skin from within. severe allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for face, mouth, tongue or throat swelling, wheezing or trouble breathing. like eye pain, vision changes, or blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or sto

controversial decision to let barkley leave in free agency, the process captured on camera for the hbobecoming an eagle was a no brainer. >> that's why we made the decision to come to philadelphia. we felt like we would have the opportunity to play in the super bowl, and here we are. >> reporter: saquon has talked so openly about how he needed a fresh start, and this was it in philadelphia. can you sum up what watching him this season has been like? >> happiness, one word. happiness. it's just a smile from ear to ear. >> reporter: now there is one piece left to fulfill a perfect season, and this sunday on his 28th birthday the father of two could make his own childhood dream come true. >> that would be the best birthday gift ever for him. >> reporter: to be able to win it would mean everything in the world. it would make sure that i show gratitude and give thanks to the man upstairs and take it all in. >> reporter: saquon told me he believes everything happens for a reason and success is not an accident. this sunday his mom will reaffirm that. before every game she calls him for sends

that's where this witness came in, celebrity pathologist michael baden, who at the time was hosting the hbouth, couldn't breathe in, and pressure on his chest. keith morrison (voiceover): it was like a scene right out of his tv show. with his skills and training, baden said he saw things others obviously did not. he went to the coroner's office and reviewed tissue samples, took a closer look at the rest of the photographs taken by police crime scene analysts, and determined that ted binion had been suffocated. in fact, baden revived a very old word to describe what may have happened, an 18th-century word, as a matter of fact, for a deadly technique called burking-- suffocation by sitting on the chest and starving the lungs of air. that, he said, is what happened to ted binion. he explained in detail why suffocation was one of the most difficult things for a medical examiner to interpret, because it's designed not to leave any marks. keith morrison (voiceover): except, said baden, in the autopsy photo, he could see on ted's chest the impression left by a shirt button pushed into the skin of