alba: yeah, yeah, sure. i mean, this is a festival for people that love these kind of events, like dance and theater and music, but also for the audience that they are not used to these kind of events. so, i think it's really-- it's really nice because you can see all different kind of things in a great environment, the fort mason center. it's a really good space and it's for family, public, family audiences and also for everybody, you know? damian: so you--the guests, those who go to the fort mason center, they're going to learn something, but do the performers learn something from each other as well just by watching-- alba: of course. i mean, yeah, of course. i mean, every artist, i think that they can have a lot of ideas and know, and know and learn a lot because, yeah, this is what human does, right? we learn a lot to see each other. damian: when--i bring up the czech republic because they're one of the guests, but what do you want them to go back to the czech republic with? feeling what or knowing what

here's gabrielle union and jessica alba in "l.a.'s your partner? [ speaking in a foreign language ] [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> yo, what partner? >> oh, oh, oh. you -- [ speaking in a foreign language ] --now, huh? i don't have time for this >> whoa, whoa. come get your girl, please >> she don't listen to me. >> oh, my god. >> and your name >> oh, don't kill me >> you think i won't huh? [ screaming >> frank cruz. frank cruz, you psycho get off me >> why do i always have to play the good cop >> 'cause you have no poker face [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: yeah come on, bud gabrielle union, everybody you can watch new episodes of "l.a.'s finest" every monday - i know she's the greatest on spectrum on demand. when we come back, gabrielle and i are going head-to-head in a game of "phone booths." stick around [ cheers and applause ♪ hey! alright, let's get going! and you want to make sure to aim it. i'm aiming it. ohhhhhhh! i ordered it for everyone. [laughing] (dad vo) we got the biggest subaru to help bring our family together

please welcome jessica alba!e back to the show >> wow, thank you. >> jimmy: oh, we love you, pal congrats - >> thank you for having me >> jimmy: since the last time you were here, you had a little baby boy >> i did >> jimmy: congratulations. [ cheers and applause ♪ before i show you the picture, man, he's one of the cutest babies i've ever seen in my lifetime >> i mean, he's cuter than my daughters for sure [ laughter ] he's the cutest of the three >> jimmy: oh, my god, no what did you end up naming him >> we ended up naming him hayes. >> jimmy: oh, hayes. >> yeah. >> jimmy: h-a-y? >> h-a-y-e-s >> jimmy: that's so cute >> yeah, you know, we didn't want go for the little more edgy, we wanted to a little more classic >> jimmy: you were going to go haze, like - >> we didn't want to - >> jimmy: blaze. [ laughter ] >> because i was, like, 100 -- he was gonna be a stoner if we named him -- >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. [ light laughter ] yeah, you can't do the - >> h-a-z-e >> jimmy: yeah, yeah >> you know. >> jimmy: no, hay

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please welcome gabrielle union and jessica alba. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ i promise that nobody's gonna love wearing? >> gabrielle union. >> the best for less. >> you both are such successful actresses and businesswomen. i love that. your companies are doing well. >> great examples in everything you both do. >> thank you. >> we found out a little something about you two. we had you two interview each other and have been watching you two for awhile. we understand you have an obsession with beef jerky. >> oh. i mean, yeah. >> your obsession -- >> it is extreme. >> i like crudite and beef jerky so i eat crunchy things -- >> they don't go together. >> you, on the other hand, you say your dream job would be the point guard for the knicks. >> oh, yeah. especially now with david tisdale as the head coach. come on. >> based on that knowledge we have some mother's day gifts for both of you since you both are both great mothers. jessica, there's your beef jerky. >> oh, thank you. a sausage bouquet. >> there you go. there we go. >> okay. [ cheers and applause ] now, a lot of people -- number 29 is your

of course concerned about most of them happening at the same time that will spell trouble she said alba for the e.u. that is cautiously optimistic but with uncertainty i think that's exactly right yes . and that was paul thompson speaking to us from unit he's european director of the i.m.f. folks wagon says it will go into battery cell production with a partner firm in northern germany the auto giant supervisory board approved close to a 1000000000 euros for the venture on monday help with the funding could come from the public listing a b w truck division trait on which combines brands and man. and is scheduled to take place before summer b.w. could pocket about 6000000000 euros from the sale of up to one quarter of trade on . united arab emirates has launched an investigation into attacks on oil tankers near its waters saudi arabia says the ships were significantly damaged and claims it was an attempt to undermine the global security of crude supplies. officials from the u.a.e. said full tank cars were damaged in the attacks but it wasn't until monday that any independent information

for more we're joined by alba is a journalist and researcher based in terror on let's talk 1st about this u.s. military deployment this really does increase the pressure on the iranian government doesn't it what have the response been so far. well in addition to the economic political pressure against iran the americans have been trying to use psychology called warfare against wrong in order to change the calculation into iran and make them to surrender against the united states but. it depends what type of war you're talking about yes there is a war now on economic loosely called legal but if you're talking of our military what are the likelihood of a large depletes that long sitting inside the capital city on the wrong scene smart less likely for that you ran the ins and even the couple of past days behind me is seeing the currency rate meaning dollar has decreased in that country that indicates that there is not much worry in that country about that because that in tehran is that the united states is not after a war with iran because there is. also differences among the political

and that is live on bbc alba was the that is all from sportsday.night. good evening. there is much warmer weather on the way for many by the end of the week. today felt a bit chilly even though we had more sunshine for western areas. we had some heavy downpours earlier on. but the skies are clearing. 0ut some heavy downpours earlier on. but the skies are clearing. out to the west we are pulling in more cloud to northern ireland, wales and the south—west for the we could just get some frost in rural areas in scotland. plenty of sunshine to start the day but then the cloud moving and bringing some rain and drizzle. sunshine and summer showers for the north of scotland and here at the air is still a bit colder. then towards the end of the week, further south it will warm up in the sunshine. you're watching beyond 100 days. a penultimate trip to brussels for theresa may and one final regret that she didn't manage to deliver brexit. back here at home, the ten conservatives who want to replace her have different views on how they could succeed where she

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. >> meghan's longtime friends, including jessica alba, are sharing an intimate look at the dutches -ealing she avoids press coverage of her family to just what kind of mom she'll be. >> i'm sure the baby's going to be raised definitely clean and green. >> will she be out there making her own food? >> oh, i totally see her making her own food, yeah. >> meanwhile, baby archie's birth certificate was made public today, confirming he was born at the private portland hospital in westminster. meghan's occupation is listed as "princess of the united kingdom." the royal couple will celebrate their one-year anniversary this sunday. gayle's primetime special "meghan and harry plus one" airs tonight on cbs. >>> still ahead -- what you never knew about elton john's famous adoptioner stadium performance. >>> then, remember when will smith told us this about his aladdin look. >> i was feeling sexy about my genie. >>> plus, from her real name to her massive fortune what you never knew about grumpy cat. now gone too soon. you know when you're at ross and you realize great minds shop alike? yes. or w

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. >> reporter: tonight in england, one mother posting photos of her newborn, little alba too young to get vaccinated and now hospitalized with measles. her plea, getting vaccinated will protect your health and someone else's. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> we're going to turn now to exclusive new details in how unprepared, the government was to reunite undocumented families separated at the border. tonight, we have an inside look at a new tent city in texas, being built to accommodate the rising number of migrants crossing into the u.s. every day. nbc's gabe gutierrez is there. >> reporter: tonight, two new tent cities are opening along the texas border to help handle what the border patrol calls an escalating crisis. nbc news getting a first look inside the texas.ty in donna, is it fair to say that the border patrol is overwhelmed right now? >> absolutely we're overwhelmed, yes. >> reporter: john morris is the acting deputy chief of the border patrol here. >> this is not a long-term solution. this is treating a symptom right now. >> reporter: a band-aid? >> correct. >> reporter: the

among the notable reports from today, they'll digest results from alba ba, macy's, and cisco.nvestors weigh the impact of the escalating trade war between the u.s. and china. the dow 2s yeda the s&p 500 >>> a bill approved yesterday outlaws the use of facial recognition technology by police and other agencies. it does not prevent business ouseho from using facial recognition or surveillance technology such as on their own security cameras. san francisco's new rule goes into effect next month. >>> disney has taken full operational control over hulu from comcast. comcast departure will let disney expand hulu into international markets. disney is preparing to launch its own streaming service called disney plus in november. that service will cost $6.99 per month. disney is vying for a bigger pieces of video streaming markets dominated by netflix and amazon. >>> and american tourists will soon be able to get more than a big mac at mcdonald's ins ma embassies. services include replacing a lost or stolen lectedcause of the brand fame of americans. >> i don't know if i'm lovin' it, bu

. >>> jessica alba is my guest. music from thehead and the heart. it's a great show. do not change the channel. >>> and the proud parents were all smiles. cheering on their sons in oakland. seth curry and big bro, steph both did great. he said this was the coolest experience i've ever had when it comes to playing my kid brother. he walked to the locker room with his mom, sister and wife. we'll have more from the warriors win in just a few minutes. ♪ ♪ star wars galaxy's edge opening may 31st at the disneyland resort roughly 2 million students take >>> well, scoring the sat is getting a lot of attention. roughly 2 million students take the sat each year. the test is adding what it callans adversity score which which is meant to level the playing field. and it's calculated by using 15 factors. among them crime rate, poverty level, the student's neighborhood, as well as family income and environment. they tested the system last year and -- >>> the bay area is topping another most expensive list. y with have h the national average a full dollarless. the report blames cali

sovereign sovereign body institutes and getting cooperations to as fpd and in the case of jessica alba. thank you. >> supervisor mar? >> i would like to be added as a cosponsor, please. >> thank you. >> supervisor madwoman? >> as what i supervisor fewer. >> i already signed on and i just want to confirm. thank you very much. >> and supervisor yee, i would like to be added, also. >> thank you. >> me as well. and i think supervisor peskin, as well. >> thank you. >> is everybody in this room? >> is that the whole board? yes. okay. so there has been a motion to make an amendment. is there a second? seconded by supervisor fewer. can i take these amendments without objection? and we then can take the same house, same call to adopt the resolution as amended. so it is adopted. that will bring us to item number 25. this is my item and -- >> mr. president, shall i read the item? >> is a resolution to create a daylighting plan and systematically implement parking restrictions that intersection corners to improve traffic safety and requesting a report from the sfmta. >> colleagues, i have already

khartoum remains in a state of flux 1st the protesters instigated the removal of infamous dictator alba sheer from his palace but now they want to see the army generals who finally toppled him step down to their calling for freedom peace and equal opportunities for women that is itself a revolution in a country where women have traditionally been denied a voice. now he got brother is a veteran in the field she's been fighting for women's rights in jobs and education since the 1980s. woman from the start we have is a victims of. the she of review in can all hear yourself in. public order that. the media or voice why it's really a rights or when we see a separation for the when. they feel right or if it is a can of the crises. now finally it really is her country to risk her where's the colors of the nation's flag with pride all of the struggle is not over . the ruling equal rights for women really would be a dream for now there's no equality but there are many things that bring us together as sudanese we all have the same rights. peace and freedom for men and women of course she and her

historic certainly symbolic poignant moment that we saw in the imperial palace a few hours ago and shinzo alba has tried very hard over the past few years to donald trump to get him on his side going back in to 2016 when donald trump won the election there was the 1st leader to fly over there to meet then president elect donald trump in trump tower in new york and since then they have mates by the face to face or spoken on the phone at least 40 times much of that to do with north korea but it is still quite a remarkable statistic and i think that's really what it is all about for shinzo a bit trying to build that relationship to an extent that it makes it more difficult for donald trump who as we all know can be an unpredictable unconventional president to set that relationship back when it comes to security issues or trade issues and when with the 2 men now need thing that tough work begins something of a clearly get along that they have already said not to expect a trade deal that's not. yes that's right donald trump spoke about trade as soon as you arrived in japan speaking to japanese busi

the generals may claim alba she is all god was responsible for this violence but increasing tensions between the military and civilian protest is over to plain to see. why the demonstrates has refused to go quietly talks between the 2 sides continue. a california jury has awarded more than $2000000000.00 to a couple who says monsanto's round up week taylor caused their cancer it's the latest headache for a german company buyer it bought monsanto in a blockbuster deal last year today by a share price tumbled by around 5 percent this was the 3rd lawsuit toward damages over a round up and many more are pending. and alberta say roundup caused their cancer so they sued even though a lot of people believed they wouldn't stand a chance against buyer in court. we've been finding cancer for. 9 years now. and it was caused by round of. change our lives forever. we can't do the things that we used to be able to do and we really resent. for that. their lawyer told the jury and turned all documents prove to monsanto wasn't interested in determining how dangerous its product is now by a has been h

the generals may claim alba she is only god who was responsible for this violence but increasing tensions between the military and civilian protest is only too plain to see. while the demonstrates has refused to go quietly talks between the 2 sides continue. uber he has just returned from sudan where she's been covering the protests for us and she joins us in our studio why are we seeing this escalation now i mean it's been a couple of weeks of relative calm i would say since the beginning of the holy month of ramadan there have been some sporadic attempts by unknown forces to disperse the barricades that are that are everywhere around the sit in and this is exact this is what happened sort of with more intensity last night that forces were trying to disperse the barricades over these borders that the protesters have put up surrounding the city and now the barricades is a very sensitive topic for the for the protesters they see this as as the 1st line of defense for for their sit in one of the barricades that there was an attempt to disperse it yesterday or sit down yesterday was where i

historic certainly symbolic poignant moment that we saw in the imperial palace a few hours ago and shinzo alba has tried very hard over the past few years to donald trump to get him on his side going back to 2016 when donald trump won the election there was the 1st leader to fly over there to meet then president elect donald trump in trump tower in new york and since then they have met by the face to face or spoken on the phone at least 40 times much of that to do with north korea but it is still quite a remarkable statistic and i think that's really what it is all about for shinzo a bit trying to build that relationship to an extent that it makes it more difficult for donald trump who as we all know can be an unpredictable unconventional president. relationship back when it comes to security issues or trade issues and weigh in with the 2 men.

the generals may claim alba she is old god was responsible for this violence but increasing tensions between the military and civilian protest is too plain to see. why the demonstration has refused to go quietly talks between the 2 sides continue . let's catch up now and some other stories making news around the world the captain of the refugee rescue ship lifeline will not go to jail but does have to pay a 10000 euro fine a court in malta has charge. for using the boat without proper registration his crew rescued more than 230 people in june 28th and recent months italy and malta have turned away rescue ships to discourage migration across the mediterranean. on official results in the philippines midterm vote point to a boost for president by. his allies that lead the tallies for all 12 contested seats in the senate a new majority could allow deter to bring back the death penalty as part of its controversial war on drugs and a california jury has awarded more than $2000000000.00 to a couple who claims that monsanto's roundup weed killer calls their cancer they used roundup for more

the women who live in the alba the district of khartoum in sudan are overjoyed the regime has finally been overthrown their sons helped accomplish this even though they risked being beaten up each time they went to demonstrations lignite is the mother of three sons who took part in the moment life swear to god if tortured and beat our children not to learn how you. live now invites us into her house one of her sons greats us the others are striking in front of the army's headquarters they want the old regime to disappear security forces were regularly sent to randomly search houses in their districts without any regard to their privacy. now as they came in here and looked under the beds i said no one's hiding under there then they went into the kitchen in the bathroom why they were looking for rebels. the bullet holes document the violence the security forces use in this district. according to people who live here they detained protesters in this bus and interrogated them. he had his word the uprising started here in khartoum that's why this street is called now the street of the revo

representatives of president salva kiir and rebel leader machar of been meeting in ethiopia's capital at this alba to try and salvage a peace deal signed last year but they have unresolved several differences before the may twelfth deadline to form a government in sudan there have been more protests in cities and towns as people demand military leaders see power to civilians protest leaders say military rulers are serious about handing over power following their overthrow of president on the road bashir two sides can't agree on the makeup of the joint civilian military council to run the country. temporary camps for people fleeing violence around the world are increasingly becoming permanent homes in the lake chad region in nigeria hundreds of thousands of people have been left displaced by fighting and the recent increase in attacks by boko haram fighters means they may be forced to wait even longer to return home either the race is the latest in our series a life this placed the city of made of gold. at the height of the crisis. met a group of people fleeing attacks in two thousand and thirty an

daniel you were talking about sanctions also gabrielle hatband assistant professor university at alba he was trying to think how do we get out of the situation he also mentioned sanctions have a less. i think it's absolutely crucial for the international community to call for negotiations to call for a complete cessation of the illegal and incredibly damaging sanctions with in venezuela to call her complete and to us threats of war. on moral grounds and also on effective grounds these are just an obstacle to the actual path of peace and they really want to achieve any of their stated objectives so far and they really harden the lines with in venezuela so moving towards a more peaceful solution i think is absolutely critical and i think that's where the energy of the international community including people reporting in venezuela should be this look at let's look at some of the reporting from venezuela from some of the u. s. newspapers let's look at the new york times compare secularist states for the united states accuses cuba a rush of propping up venezuelan roula and then we go acro

we checked and we were ported that and alba violations to the appropriate government ministry. security guards arrived to find out what we're doing the entire area is sealed off like a top secret military base and visitors are not welcome. the mining company has been arguing with the greek government for years about this project some of the company's obligations were approved but others were not several of the disputes ended up in courts or arbitration. the government has not yet given permission for the mine to open so things are on hold here. at their home marina and to lease shows documents that outlined the long running dispute over the mine maria post news about the project almost every day on her blog. there have been violent protests against the environmental damage caused here by the mine police or fire tear gas at anti money demonstrators. company equipment has been set on fire we did 2 reports on all of this for germany's a.r.d. t.v. network. we were filming in the nearby forest in april 28th 131 of the spew broke out between activists and a mining company worker. tri

alba ns are down by 1a%. joe swinson smiling broadly. st. albans is a very remaining area.on and it could be that we are seeing the liberal democrats benefiting from that fact. we will be talking a little more about saint ——st albans. what i want to do is get to speak about what is happening in derby. traditionally a very big labour area. happening in derby. traditionally a very big labourarea. 0ur guest happening in derby. traditionally a very big labour area. our guest is the long—standing labour mp and former foreign secretary, dame margaret beckett. thank you for joining us. what is going on that as far as labour is concerned? we have had a rather disappointing night. these are not seeds that are necessarily very good territory for us necessarily very good territory for us and we have in fact lost some ground which we are very sad about but not wholly unexpected to be frank. there is a wildcard factor here which is we are one of the six thatis here which is we are one of the six that is piloting having individual voter identification. it is much too early to know but th

president donald trump and japanese prime minister shinzo alba talking about north korea trade and iran in fact donald trump compared north korea to iran he has spoken several times in the past about the economic potential he believes that north korea has he said the same thing and that media conference about iran he said that the u.s. is not looking for regime change what they are looking for in iran is a country without nuclear weapons he says that he thinks that iran wants to talk and if they do want to talk then the united states is willing to do so the japanese prime minister shinzo are they also spoke about this issue japan and iran traditionally relatively close we had the iranian foreign minister in tokyo less than 2 weeks ago and shinzo is considering a trip to tehran some time in the middle of june in the bilateral meeting with donald trump the u.s. president said that he supported that prospect and we've also had in the past the japanese prime minister offering to mediate in this dispute there was no specific mention of that during this media conference all the bilateral meet

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here we have many differences but what that that the fact that we talk about it alba will go on discussing this situation of course it gives us some hope that some agreements may be reached steadfast and has more now from such a. very rare but very important meetings here in sochi between my compare and the russian foreign minister and after that with vladimir putin basically the leaders now want to improve the relationship which has been very bad between the united states and russia and one of the reasons that they can do this is because the report has basically officially cleared the collision allegations that were made between the campaign and the russian authorities put inside that that was an objective investigation and basically now it sort of clears the way to have an order changing situation between the 2 nations as he described it but then there's of course all these differences that the 2 superpowers still have they have different opinions on iran on afghanistan on syria and also on venezuela on iran had hoped the russian foreign minister that you could give him more guarantees o

minister shinzo arbet and i think each time that there is a meeting between donald trump and shinzo alba it gives japan gives the prime minister another opportunity to reassert himself into this diplomatic process i think even though japan is the target of so much aggression from north korea when it comes to those missile tests there has been a sense recently with all the diplomacy between north and south korea north korea and washington that japan has been left out a little bit even though it has a major stake in this and the latest is of course the japanese prime minister is offering to meet with the north korean leader kim jong un without preconditions so that is a bit of a softening of the stance from the japanese prime minister when it comes to north korea when hey in tokyo thank you wayne. still ahead on al-jazeera zimbabwe's main opposition party is meeting to elect a new leader as the country struggles way then economic crisis ross concerns over the world's biggest biometrics project and what it means for people's privacy stay with us. the web sponsored by the time. hello there w

alba has difficulty speaking, albert at that with vision and hearing problems. more than 13,000 lawsuits are pending. the epa confirmed its position that there are no risks for people exposed to it. >>> actress felicity huffman could face time in prison after pleading guilty for her role in the college admissions scandal. she was emotional in federal court in boston yesterday. she pleaded guilty to a single count and admitted she paid $15,000 to have a test proctor alter her daughter's s.a.t. answers. huffman said she wanted to make clear her daughter does have a learning disability and didn't take part in the scheme. huffman's husband william h. macy wasn't in court yesterday. he has not been charged in the scandal even though the criminal complaint suggests he was aware of the fraud and participated in some of it. prosecutors recommended four months in prison for huffman, she will be sentenced in september. >> it will be interesting to see what happens because she has immediately apologized, said she was very sorry and admitted it was really a stupid this i th

♪ high high hopes for a living >>> what happens when jessica alba and gabrielle union interview eachh one's dream job is playing point guard for the knicks. ♪ >>> surprise of a lifetime. that's little baby savanna and her dad josh has never met her in person. deployed while his wife cassie was six months pregnant. this morning cassie thinks she's here to be part of "deals & steals" but we're getting ready for a mother's day surprise like we've never done before. josh has flown back early. now he's here in times square about to reunite with his wife and baby girl just moments away as we say good morning, america. ♪ i promise that you'll never find another like me ♪ >>> and good morning, america. happy friday. it is going to be such a happy friday right here. >> oh, yeah. mother's day is on sunday but we can't help -- can't wait to help give new mom cassie her gift a little early. i had a chance to speak to her husband josh a little early. he was deployed when she was six months pregnant and hasn't gotten a chance to meet his baby daughter savanna. so he is so excited to see his wife a