richie. could he have killed lucas? yes. lucas might have been richie's son.ld he have killed him? don't know. could he have killed bone? yes. why would he? every reason not to. i doubt very much whether he'd have killed samantha, because he was still under quarantine with us up at the farm. i say he's still in the frame. me too. franco. could he have killed lucas? yes. why? don't know. bone? yes. why? he hates bone. franco hates everybody. felipe. mr. up-for-grabs. i suspect he was making too much money out of people to want them dead. jo. you think she might have sent the spider to herself? it occurred to me, yeah. let's come back to her. mack. now, this is a man carrying around the most appalling secret, but i don't know what it is. unfortunately, i don't think he does either. kitten. more secrets. who was that? that was vernon. vernon's gone. better not have done. i've yet to have the pleasure. gentlemen, this is not an aid to my digestion. the quicker you answer our questions, sir the sooner we leave. what has mack got to hide? one really doesn't know. it

richie puts on a great show and his residency at planet april. in addition to music cares tribute, big stars will be yes you're once >>> the hunt continues in the florida everglades for those giant burmese pythons. it's a month-long harvest aimed at bringing down the population. mark strassmann is there. >> reporter: in the florida everglades, this is basking season for burmese pythons, when the cold-blooded snakes seek out the warmth of the sun. >> there's a lot of native plants we should be aware of. >> reporter: tom rahill's team is hunting for snakes. burmese pythons are an invasive species and an evasive one. tom, one of rahhill's team. it's a challenge, though, isn't it? >> it is a challenge. >> reporter: burmese pythons average about eight feet and than 1 million acres of swamp and sawgrass here. rahill is known as the snake whisperer. >> i've got over 300 captured personally. >> reporter: he tracked down his first burmese in 2008 and was hooked. >> you go into an alpha predator mind set. if you don't have an alpha predator mind set, you c

but his richie soon ox rise to power as stories as they say. this week we'll take a look at the 1st person of color to hold the prime minister ship in the u. k. all right, let's get into the m o. ah . in the fall of 2002002, the u. k was reeling from the death of their beloved queen elizabeth and skyrocketing inflation met with tumble in the market. as tori pm liz trust implemented a disastrous financial plan for britain. she resigned from her post just 6 weeks after replacing forest johnson as prime minister. so who's in 10 downing street now? none other than the man who lost to liz truss re she's soon back. now the child, the immigrants of indian heritage is heralded by the media as sort of this immigrant rags to riches fairy tale an image concocted by a team of p. r. people to downplay his immense wealth and privilege as a child of a successful dr. father and mother who was not only a pharmacist, but she owned the pharmacy chain. well healed. indeed. soon as i grew up to attend private schools, elite universities such as oxford and stanford

richie: i love that list.nk what i would say is we just need to get away from the whole model of revenge is justice. but ultimately, the criminal justice system runs on the assumption that revenge is justice. and i think that when we take revenge out of the equation altogether and we take domination out, then we can actually get to accountability, honesty, safety, all the things that we're really looking for. so, what what i propose is really changing the system at its foundation. soledad: people talk about rehabilitation. is that -- that a joke? is the system not about rehabilitation in any way? larry: the american system is not. it should be. it works. if you go into a, you know, a jail in berlin and you will see people who are going home for dinner with their families. then they come back to the jail to sleep at night. they're wearing street clothes. they are paid street wages to do work. and the whole point is to reintegrate them into society. it works. we just don't do it richie: though i agree with mr. k

for richie trash is a lifeline for others it's a multi-million dollar business. the current gotcha's slum awakens before dawn some of the children head off to school 12 year old richie spice a monday and his mother have lived here their entire lives rich he wishes he could join the other kids but the last time he went to school was 3 years ago. it's been so long that i can barely remember at the school. instead of getting an education and playing with other children richie has to go to the tent or a dump site where he tries to make a living by picking and selling plastics. poor and. i have to go to the dump site because we are poor. as it is i can't go to school because i can't afford the school this is cool. i used to try to go to school anyway but every time i was sent back home. i was told i have debt to pay so and so what choice do i have. while her son goes to collect waste maureen who is sick and cannot walk stays behind the single mother is age i.v. positive and feels constantly weak despite medication. she says because of the stigma attached to the diseas

tonight, he's a legendary dancer, lionel richie is here. this is not his album. [ cheers and applause ] then, another legend of popular music. his new album comes out tomorrow, it's called "wonderful crazy night." elton john from the samsung outdoor stage. [ cheers and applause ] next week on the program, oscar nominees brie larson and alicia vikander. bill maher, owen wilson, khloe kardashian, zendaya, sacha baron cohen will be here. and we will have music from nothing but thieves, ma-na, did i get that right? >> guillermo: you did. >> jimmy: thank you. alessia cara, and the return of mash-up monday. the band neon trees will join forces with squeeze, to form neon squeeze. we've got some good ones planned for every monday this month for join us for all of those mash-ups. our first guest tonight is a very funny man and actor and person whom you know from eight seasons of "snl" and two "horrible bosses." "race." >> ready, go! >> whoo! >> i don't know why you look so impressed. this is a second slower than winekopf's record. >> he runs yards.

and the star of this video is richie, the gibbon. that's richie, right there.nd you notice he has something in his hand? >> is it a baby gibbon? >> it is not a baby gibbon, but it is a baby. richie noticed that there was a nest of squirrels in his little enclosure at the zoo, and he decided to adopt one of the baby squirrels. >> watch this. ♪ >> richie is just sitting there, playing with the squirrel, and cradling the squirrel. >> oh, my gosh. >> what is richie doing now? is he going to do an operation or something? oh, my goodness. >> no! richie is straight-up, like opening up the treasure box, and he's like straight up going in there. >> i'm just thinking what the squirrel is thinking at this point. like, how terrified are you? >> i just got here, but i'm wondering, is this normal? >> can i go back to where i came from, because this kind of sucks. >> the workers at the zoo say this is a way that gibbons relate to their young and increase bonding by, you know, grooming. the zoo did realize that gibbons don't necessarily make great squirrel parents. so the zoo

richi is not sure what to do next. bubut in the otother case, of 14-year-old mamariam, aradhana singh has managed to track down the trafficker. she calls richi to s see if he n helplp find her. aradhana: [speaking hindi] narrator: after speaking to aradhana, richi heads to th state of haryana, about 150 kilometers away, where mariam is believed to be located. richi meets up with the local police team. joining them is mariam's mother and the relative who sold her daughter r to a trafficker for a smsmall payment. this relative s now agreed to cooperate with the police. richi and the police set up a trap to capture the local trtrafficker. the relative offers him another r girl for sale. [speaking hindi] narrator: the police team's cyber cell tracks the call. they now have his location. according to the united nations office on drugs and crime, over 150,000 people are trafficked within south asia every year. globobally, human trafficking is a $32 billion industry. hoping to find mariam, richi's team arrive at the trafficke

he starts it off, this is the greatest lionel richie song. next t thing you know michael jackson's getting in there, screwing it up, dylan, cyndi lauper. you're like, bow wow wow, no! he seems like a good soul. he likes to pass the ball around, i guess. change the world. oh, well. >> jimmy: congratulations on >> baby, likewise yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: enjoying it? >> babies and beards. yeah i am, are you? >> jimmy: yeah, it's a lot of fun. >> our ladies take the brunt. especially in these first couple of years. >> jimmy: mine doesn't do anything. >> really? that's not bad, good for heher. >> jimmy: i say that because i know she'll go crazy when i go home. yeah, that is true, that is true. of course, do you have it where your son -- my daughter, she was just upstairs. as i went down to do thehow she started screaming because i was leaving and left my wife -- >> my son doesn't do that at all with me. >> jim: he doesn't. >> no. in fact, a lot of types he usually has the keys by the door, he's just like, let's go, buddy! go make mo

one richie soon lacks rise to power. is a topic of all modus operandi and will be back a little bit. ah, hello, i'm manila chan. you are tuned into modus operandi. so he has no political pedigree . is the child of immigrants to the u. k. he's done a political science as the youngest prime minister in modern british history. but is richie soon ox rise to power as storied as bay say this week we'll take a look at the 1st person of color to hold the prime minister ship in the u. k. all right, let's get into the m o. ah, in the fall of 2022, the u. k was reeling from the death of their beloved queen elizabeth anne skyrocketing, inflation met with tumult in the market. tory pm liz trust implemented a disastrous financial plan for britain. she resigned from her post just 6 weeks after replacing forrest johnson as prime minister. so who's in 10 downing street now? none other than the man who lost to liz truss re she's soon back. now the child, the immigrants of indian heritage is heralded by the media as sort of this immigrant

richie: i'm going into the ball pit.amie: being down here and seeing all of these sensory toys that mason will really enjoy, but there's also some really cool pillows everywhere, lots of colors. you guys, this is amazing. i don't even know what to say. i mean, for a kid that works so hard and struggles so much to, like, have a place where he can have fun, it's just-- it's awesome. this is an amazing basement. george: you guys are just amazing parents, and you being a fireman, giving back to the community, and you, you know, quitting your job to be an advocate for autism, and we thought that your master bedroom could use just a little sprucing up. so, uh-- there's more? you guys want to go back to [inaudible] a door. oh my god. this is-- wow. you guys, i can't believe you did this. i was still in shock from the kitchen and the basement, and then for him to tell us that they did our bedroom-- it was completely unexpected. how light and beautiful it is, and how pretty the bed is, and the decorations. i didn't even notice th

richie did not.aporized with him. >> richie: at the old space that we operated out of they're doing a vegan brunch there now. >> anthony: no way. oh that's -- it really is the perfect story of evil triumphs over good. >> richie: and i think that's a problem with the city right now, is there is a lot of people that have the means to open a restaurant and they sort of open a formula restaurant. >> anthony: right. >> richie: where it's safe and anything that does interesting food is going to get forced out, and it's just going to be a town full of chipotles. esurance does insurance a smarter way, which saves money. like bundling home and auto coverage, which reduces red tape, which saves money. when they save, you save. that's home and auto insurance for the modern world. esurance, an allstate company. click or call. esurance does insurance a smarter way. they offer a single deductible, which means you don't pay twice when something like this happens, which saves money. esurance is built to save. that's

richie has been a champion in that regard. i couldn't be prouder than to speak in terms of the things that he has specifically done that i have seen on a day-to-day basis. tremendous loss to that district to lose the chairman of the ways and means committee. every time i turn around with there iswe are doing, some project of national significance in his district that seems to have made the cut. he is proud of his district. he is proud of his ingenuity and he makes sure that is recognized in legislation and the congress. you are going to speak with mark meadows today. up $1 agreed to come trillion? speaker pelosi: let me be clear. if you watch this convention and you hear people say we have to truth monitor because they are not telling the truth, that is the atmosphere which he springs from. when he comes to all of you and says we are trying this and trying that, they are trying anything. we have said to them, we are willing to meet you in the middle. we think what we have in our bill, i speak to them regularly, we are committe

richie says the fight was over a small debt. >> it was over a couple dollars.here was a few choice words and i don't want to go too deep into it because i'm not the only one involved in this. i don't want to implicate anyone else or anything of that nature. >>> coming up -- >> this is what i don't like to see. >> inmate made shanks and an inmate who makes it. >> if it is big enough for your hand it is big enough to be a weapon. hey, hey, hey, hey. i can see who's on my network people! lance? lance? yes, yes you are next. all right. dave, i'm in. ♪ katie! what are you doing, sweetheart? supplementing my allowance. how long have we been gone? [ male announcer ] get low prices on the latest 4g phones, starting at $28.88. save money. live better. walmart. on the latest 4g phones, starting at $28.88. this was the gulf's best tourism season in years. all because so many people came to louisiana... they came to see us in florida... make that alabama... make that mississippi. the best part of the gulf is wherever you choose... and now is a great time to discover it. th

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and that is from david cameron, who had a lot of admiration of a richie sooner and richie snack, as i say, addressing now the 1922 committee. and of course, are, what does that mean that the british markets will be looking at is how the pound reacts to this news and how the public react? because of the say at the moment sir, that the real issue for much of the british public, andrew is the cost of living and rising fuel prices. i'm just looking at the wires now. the pound has gone up slightly by 0 point one sent to the dollar, so it's positive news there. in the initial, our, of knowing richie soon acts, sir, potential appointment. but it's all about the cost of living. is it for the british man and woman right now? it certainly is, and this is, you know, week we've, we've heard all of the are a drama, the theatrics in the house of commons on the, the shouts, the laughter. all of this is, it may be jockeying, it may seem sporting to sullen. it may be entertaining to some about for the vast majority of british people, particularly those who are up against it in low paid jobs or, or no

it's very important over the coming months that richie sunak is seen to get a grip on this.hink we started to see that early this week but i think joe is right. boris johnson, when he feels wrong will feel very angry and it won't be this insnct to shut up and go away. i think he's likely to stay around unless of course, he really concludes that he's not going to be able to win again. i think if there's one thing that runs through all of his career is the need to win and be popular. if the polls really say where they are, 69% of people think that boris did deliberately mislead parliament. i think it's going to be that much more what happens in the conservative party that dictates the future. >> interesting. we are talking about the infighting, civil war is a term i have heard a number of times. there will be elections that take place. still holding out, she was going to resign, no she wants to know exactly what happened with the potential period. how damaging are these strands? >> it's very damaging to say you're going to resign and then say will actually know there is some i

i'd like to be called richie. ..be called richie. 26—year—old richie has cerebral palsy.ntity. now he hopes to create an entirely new voice by blending recordings of two local men. what are you looking for in a new voice? female computerised voice: i�*c like a young man's voice with a subtle east yorkshire accent, someone who has a nice smile. so far, 36 men have come forward. hiya, my name's billy, i live in hull. my name is gaz, i'm 24 years old, from york. . my favourite colour is red and my favourite food is sunday dinner, especially yorkshire puddings. good evening, richie... but it's up to richie to listen and draw up a shortlist. what do you think of that one then? give me a rating out of ten? i'm a local lad myself. obviously i'm a massive yorkshire lad. this is 29—year—old ryan, who lives just a few miles from richie. we need to try and do everything we can to help anybody, you know, and if it's the littlest thing that might make that person's life a little bit better than i'm more than happy to help out where i can. being from around the hull area... there's als

i'd richie that wasn't a bad clip we just showed from him there. but actually he is not universally popular with his own policy. they think that he is a little bit right. he like to close to labor? well, on the members, he's not, he's not going to win. you know, in the next british liter clearly face as a daunting series of tasks ahead of him as you said, you know, oh or her, forgive me of course, most certainly, no, i appreciate that but, but you know, we have a comment. let me, let me share it with you. it's from andrew ryan on youtube saying it will be hard to replace someone with boris is correct. uh huh. but they will essentially have the same politics referring to whoever's as to come next. and, you know, because he mentions are prime minister on voice johnson. i'm on wednesday during questions in parliament, boris johnson address the issue of his leaving are being forced to leave. take a look and it's certainly true. it's certainly true that i leave not at the time of my choosing. i absolutely true. i am proud of the fantastic team that has

now, richie has his own problems. as you've alluded to, he's an extremely wealthy guy and, and, and his families very wealthy. and that shouldn't be any barriers public office. i believe that, but the conservative party of thinking strategically, the british public law countries across the world, the al jazeera viewers have heard the british public is tired. people are struggling to pay their bills every month in the u. k. this year, over $2000000.00 people of defaulted on one form of bill, whether it's utilities, credit cards, whatever. i'd richie that wasn't a bad clip we just showed from him there, but actually he's not universally popular with his own policy. they think that he is a little bit right. he like to close to labor? well, on the members, he's not, he's not going to win. you know, in the next british liter, clearly faced as a daunting series of tasks ahead of him as you said, you know, i'm or her, forgive me of course, most certainly, no, i appreciate that. but, but you know, we have a comment. let me, l

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—— unlike lionel richie.e. and i know that she is up there are fondly keeping an eye on us and she will be a very proud mother. cheering all these celebrations are magnificent. at the heart of the pageantry is a simple message. service. my father's first words on entering westminster abbey yesterday were a pledge of service. it was a pledge to continue to serve, because, for over 50 years, in every corner of the uk, across the commonwealth, and around the world, he has dedicated himself to serve others, both current and future generations and those whose memory must not be neglected. take the natural world. must not be neglected. take the naturalworld. he must not be neglected. take the natural world. he was as of the risks to our planet's health long before it was an everyday issue. or the prince's trust. the prince's trust is, has supported over a million young people, many from disadvantaged backgrounds, to realise their ambitions. but perhaps most importantly of all, my father has always understood that p

[ cheers and applause ] thanks for all your love, lionel richie. when i got this album, oh, he signed it forme. >> yeah, let me just say, after showing that picture to the world? thanks a lot. >> jimmy: that's good. there you are. "miami vice." >> that's before "miami ve." >> j jmy: this is the real one. [ cheers and applause ] whose idea was this? >> oh, of course that was the last shot. i remember that so well. the guy gave me this pole, said just jump up on the pole. i don't think it's going to read we for my career. >> jimmy: this was a mistake? >> that was a mistake. >> jimmy: you haven't made many but this was a mistake. bank account right there. >> jimmy: that will make a great thing in the lionel richie museum. the yellow pole that lionel humiliated himself on. >> no, no, i got rid of that pole so fast. you know what i should have kept? what i should have kept was the head. >> jimmy: the hello st, absolutely. >> i spent the entire time telling bob jeraldi, that bust does not look like me. >> jimmy: it did not. >> it worriri me because i'm t

>> reporter: let's just say, it's hard not to sing along with lionel richie. yes you're once everybody! twice three times a lady >> the best thing that ever happens, the music stayed around. the music stuck. we're talking about the third generation of folks are now sitting in the audience. >> reporter: and you've been going now, okay, i don't want to date you here -- >> no, no, 230 years, i know. >> reporter: born and raised in tuskegee, alabama, richie led the commadores to the top of the charts in the 1960s. she's a brick house >> reporter: he went solo in 1982 and became a superstar. say you say me >> reporter: dominating popular music with 13 consecutive top ten hits, including five number ones. oh what a feeling when we're dancing on the ceiling all night long all night >> reporter: richie had no formal music training. he says he just somehow knew how to write songs by ear. >> so, i don't know why i know how to play that. it's just that i can play that. >> and so, trying to explain it to you is harder than trying to -- than just playing, because >> report

richie again the. >> steve richie, assistant general manager for water. i appreciate the rescheduling of the item because i had to drive back from yosemite. despite the rain last week and what's expected tomorrow, we are still continuing to experience one of the worst droughts in our history and our system is no exception to that. the last three years on the tuolome river have been the driest years since 1776. that is a tree ring record. we have a declaration to account for expanding project needs and increase of cost estimates due to unforeseen delays. due to the unique challenges of this drought, exacerbated by the damages created by the rim fire, it should be thought about as a long-term sustainability issue because droughts are long-term things, they are not instantaneous as we have to do in several other acute emergencies. the total kauflt of all emergency work is estimated to be an amount not to exceed $35 million dollars. we tested the watt or divergence structure into the cherry aquaduct, removing water and putting it back. they are important for

jason sudeikis, lionel richie, mousse trick elton john is on the way. do you use uber? [ cheers and applause ] uber unveiled a new logo this week. it did not go over very well. this was the old uber logo. which is simple, clean, you knew what it stands for, it says "uber" under it. somebody decide they had needed to change it. obably a consultant. these are the kinds of things that consultants do. they changed their logo to this unrecognizable symbol. looks like something that would be in the corner of a credit card. here's the question. is it a good idea to drastically redesign your logo when 90% of the people who use your app are too drunk to stand up? [ laughter ] you walk out of a bar, you get out of your phone -- whe did my uber -- where the hell did uber go? for those who are too good for uber this m)ght be of interest. a car dealer in texas is using ebay to sell a six-ton truck that was once owned by arnold schwarzenegger. what i would like you to do is i would like you to really do this close your eyes right now. and try to imagine what arnold schwarzenegger's t

boris johnson and richie soon at -- sunak have yet to throw their hat in the ring.sident trump ordered to give information to the investigative committee. italy's far right leader, the first since mussolini. he will challenge the election commission's decision to disqualify him from holding public office on charges of unlawfully selling state gifts. hello, and welcome if you are watching in the u.k. on pbs in the u.s. or around the world. and in a few days time, the u.k. will have a new prime minister. and penny morton has become the first conservative mp to say she is running to replace liz truss. no other mp has declared yet but former prime minister boris johnson and richie's neck have -- they each need the backing of at least 100 colleagues in parliament. whoever wins become conservative party leader and therefore the next prime minister. but opposition parties are calling for an immediate general election. >> i will remain as prime minister until a successor has been chosen. >> a vacancy at the top of government once again. conservatives now need to choos their

the victory of richie should not into some context. for viewers. we have the you key button was a hash 3 that involves an understanding. thou one, tame, 2 sons of the world. what under the use of british imperialism breton was the dominant of on the planet? no, it's important that context is born and maimed. when you then look at the election in 2019 of boris johnson to become the play minister of the yuki orest johnson as a buffoon of the highest order, boris johnson as a pathological liar. whose allies have been well documented all across the british press for many, many years. a man who lost several jobs as a columnist and an alarm squeals for telling lies a man who had to resign because of the lazy, tall, did british public a boat. everyone else keeping cove and rules and regulations apart from him. a man who was telling ordinary families that they couldn't visit sick relatives in hospital. and carol, visa, a man neutral families that they couldn't end funerals for loved ones while he was plotting behind number in and in pinging as f, life was

and plots is richie's team, which has got the most number of people in it. he's very well resourced, and he will be trying to get a candid or in the last 2 that he feels uncomfortable that he's going to bates. and i understand that penny more on his pitching herself as sort of a team player. and perhaps we can discuss that more her chances. but, but sticking to our former finance minister richie soon, or is he sure that, you know, he has plans that he's saying he's going to get the u. k. out of the economic hall and talking about the taxes but, but our british citizens ready are even able to be more patient. i, as inflation continues to go up and costs are rising. i mean, let's, let's listen to what he said. and i want to come back to our kevin i have a plan to steer our economy through these headwinds. we need a return to traditional conservative economic values, and that means honesty and responsibility. not fairytales, it is not readable to promise lots more spending and lower taxes. i had to make some of the most difficult choices of my life as chancello

yes, lionel richie. what have ou richie? yes, lionel richie. what have you enjoyed _ richie?ionel richie. what| have you enjoyed most about the coronation? pm have you en'oyed most about the coronation?— have you en'oyed most about the coronation? �* ., ., ., , coronation? an amazing atmosphere, the first time — coronation? an amazing atmosphere, the first time in _ coronation? an amazing atmosphere, the first time in a _ coronation? an amazing atmosphere, the first time in a lifetime _ coronation? an amazing atmosphere, the first time in a lifetime that - coronation? an amazing atmosphere, the first time in a lifetime that we - the first time in a lifetime that we have _ the first time in a lifetime that we have been— the first time in a lifetime that we have been to _ the first time in a lifetime that we have been to a _ the first time in a lifetime that we have been to a coronation, - the first time in a lifetime that we have been to a coronation, and i the first time in a lifetime that we l have been to a coronation, and very enjoyable — have been to a coronation, and ver

richie really epitomized everything that was good about cricket.ayer he was obviously a very successful player. he was the first person to get 200 wicketts and 2,000 runs. he was an unbeaten test captain. and obviously, post his playing careering with his broadcast career was even more successful. he was a voice and a personality that inspired millions around the world to love the game of cricket, to grow up and to grow up with the game and take par int in it. he's a colossal loss to international cricket. >> indeed. and talk about his style a little bit he was very laconic, wasn't he? he didn't waste word. >> he was a master of the english language. he was a man who knew when to say something and when the picture was enough to to say something. he was the master of the pregnant pause for a sec, and he was a man whose language colored our living rooms through the late '60s, when he gave up playing right the way through to the last time we saw him in england was the legendary series in 2005. the asher series when obviously, that was a fitting end to

but i like to be called richie. very first time, many happy tears. richie, who�*s 26 and has cerebral palsy, said he was fed up with the american accent his speech aid gave him, because it didn�*t match his identity. so, he asked people with east yorkshire accents to come forward to record their voices for him. and more than 35 men, who were from the area around his home of howden, did just that. i�*m richard cottingham. hi, i'm richard cottingham. but i like to be called richie. three were blended together to make richie�*s final unique voice. now i am a yorkshireman, not an american. it means i can communicate with my own voice. what do you think — is that the one? yes, i think that's the one! i think we've got it! it is a unique blend, yeah. so the technology that they use is really clever. it's taken bits of the different three voices and blended them together to make a completely new voice. so, as richie and i have discussed, he doesn't sound like any of the original three donors. the voice that he's got is com