>> seth: here, and let me just say, amy, i want to start by complimenting you. promotion for a film, and you can tell they are sort of mailing it in. you are not mailing it in. [ light laughter ] >> true. >> seth: because you as a homage to the last scene in "train wreck." >> yeah. >> seth: you were at madison square garden, and you performed, just this weekend with the knicks city dance. >> yes, she did. >> yes, and my good friend jillian was right there sitting right next to me, supporting me. and i almost needed a hip replacement. [ light laughter ] it was tiring for me. it was exhausting experience. >> seth: but you did not -- again like, a little rehearsal? did you work with your friends? >> i worked with them, yes. we had two short rehearsals. >> seth: okay. they were slotted to be longer, but as i said, i'm out of shape and tired. i'm old and my bones are old. so, we cut them pretty short. >> seth: i will say it paid off. here's a clip of amy at madison square garden. >> okay, that's us. >> yes, looking surprised. look how surprised. >> the dancers come o

amy france chair of the national sorghum producer scott city kansas.h y introduced a minute ago mr. garrett moore, member of the u.s. peanut federation from chancellor alabama, mr. ken beall's cousin american sugar beet hours association from dora minnesota and that leads us to mrs. jennifer james, board of directors usa rice newport arkansas, and i know how excited are chairman is to introduce both you and mr. reid i see how he bookend at this deal which doesn't surprise me. >> thank you very much for your help. i did mention that inadvertently that i said when i introduced senator moran i said the great state of texas inadvertently i was thinking about my wife she's from texas. i think he is still a little upset about it. hopefully we can give them some special dispensation as a result. >> i understand he's from arkansas i understand why he would be upset. me at this again out a little bit extra to our arkansas folks. nathan read great arkansan from marianna located in the heart of mississippi delta region. he currently serves on the board of directo

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and amy, he would come back and say, amy kidnaped me again. so i knew it was a bunch of baloney because he couldn't be kidnaped. but there was a time when they gave a talk. i'll never forget. and this is how he affects other people. we were in harvard square. laura and i were there. and amy and noam given a talk to some students at harvard and we walked back to an open pen which had all of these these glass windows. and people were going by doing a double take. and this young man came in. the father had little girl with him, and he saw noam and amy, and he started to cry. and i cry every time i think about this. and he said, i just wanted to the two of you. he said, his daughter. these are the two, two of the most important people who want to save our democracy and find peace for us. and he he he introduced them to his and she shook their hand. laura and i, of course, were crying because i cry all the time my book is all about crying. and at the very end, not to give it away, but i burst into tears. so yeah. and that was not an uncommon effect

amy: great to be with you.reatened to do, president trump imposed tariffs almost immediately and had to rely on iepa on this economic emergency economic terror attacks on canada, mexico, and china. and that is novel for this president. so the way that he deals with justifying lifting the tariffs will be novellas well. very different from how he deployed tariffs in the past after investigations that demonstrated harm through section 232, section 301 of u.s. trade laws. this use of iepa to justify tariffs i think gives him a little more -- a lot more bargaining power and leverage on the one hand but also justification to pull the tariffs back. he under iepa talked about the flows of fentanyl coming into the united states from china going through canada and mexico as well as of course illegal immigration. but in talking about the tariffs that he's about to impose he talks about the trade imbalance and gives china the justification to challenge the use of iepa to put these tariffs on china in the first place and ex

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captain with amy brown. now, thankfully, amy is not here tonight because if was here, she's much more charming to me. you all would have no time for me. you would ask me to take a seat in the front row, and we'll have amy talk. but as a teaser to those who? who do want to get into this, amy has, a chapter that she wrote all on her own and then the rest of the book is asked kind of writing and telling our story. so this is coauthored by my wife, amy brown. but with let's just jump into the to the prolog here. starts off you're invincible. his voice came through clearly on my little cell phone even though he was on the other side of the world. i slowly paced in the gravel circle of the motor pool, grateful that the sun was low enough in the sky that i could step away from shade of our small combat outpost where the other guys were winding down. i grant, i don't know about that, brother. it was the first chance i'd had to touch base with daniel in a weeks. my younger brother and best friend daniel was following

that's amy walter of "the cook political report with amy walter" and tamara keith of npr.llo. geoff: president trump has started his term with net positive marks for americans overall, according to a new cbs news you give poll. he has a 53% approval rating and many of his policies have majority support, like immigration, his handling of the situation in gaza. when you look at these numbers, what do you see? amy: this one poll definitely starts donald trump in a place he did not spend any time in his first term, which is about 50% -- above 50% approval rating. if you look at the average of all of the polls that have been taken since he has started his tenure as president, he is a little lower than that, but still in positive territory. i think there are a couple things to note. the first is, historically, his overall approval rating is lower than where most presidents have been. but what is the most telling and the most unique is how high his disapproval ratings are. usually, a first-term president comes in, even though this is not your typical first-term president. with a

they include ohad ben ami. and eli sharabi. and then we also expect the release of a third hostage, or levy, who is a 34 year old father of a three year old little boy. all of these men will be returning to very different realities than the ones that they left on october 7th, eli sharabi, his wife and his two daughters were killed during hamas's attack on october 7th. his brother was also taken hostage, but died in captivity, killed, most likely by an israeli airstrike. according to the israeli military's assessment, or levy has his three year old boy who is waiting for him here in israel. he has spent half his life without his father or levy. his wife was also killed at that nova music festival on october 7th. and we are seeing here behind me hundreds of people who have gathered as they have week after week over the course of this ceasefire, to watch these images live, to watch the moment when these hostages return or emerge from captivity after more than 15 months of being held against their will by hamas or by palestinian is

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amy poehler right here.ly with the eagles fans. look at those eagles fans! by the way, we're also back on the plaza with a very special guest. ladies and gentlemen, the one, the only, the legendary mr. paul schaffer. >> oh, my gosh. i mean, paul spent 33 years as david letterman's musical director. well, guess what? this week, he is returning to late night. he is reuniting with his band, filling in for the roots on "the tonight show", as they gear up for snl 50. paul, it is so good to see you. >> unbelievable to be here. good morning, everybody. look, the whole crew is here. what a thrill. this is like, i feel like i died and woke up in morning television. >> what is it going to be like? you will be across the hall from your old studio? studio 6 a and studio 6b. i've done the jimmy fallon show one time. i substituted for quest love and the roots. yes, it is like going back in a time machine. he's right across the street where i wawith david letter man for some 12 years. we used to follow johnny carson at 12:

, you fear they won't be able to find food, water, and other necessities below the cavities, really ami forced us to leave in the middle of the night. we didn't know where to go, so i relatives of this space. it's under construction and like everything, even installation was very cold last night and many of these palestinian refugees have been displaced time and time again. they said this time feels different. having seen what happened in gaza, they fear is real now feels emboldened to do the same in the occupied westbank and run a han out to 0 from the slate. there's in nevada and jordan because he is really government on the palestinian authority, a bundle just over from reporting insight as well on to the occupied west about and come to thousands of palestinians as we've just mentioned display since is military operation. what seems to be the end goal setting me from these ready position. the bully is rarely position has been the same for the last several years since these raids have been going on across the occupied west bank. they say they want to crack down on our palestinian figh

>> another unexpected team- amy and kim kardashian.m, amy takes a dig at kim's late father, robert, but she actually got the reality star turned actress' seal of approval. >> can we get the 2 of you in a project together? would you want to do that? >> from your lips to her agents' ears, okay? i would love to do anything with her. >> on the carpet, amy was pretty in pink beside hubby chris fischer. their 5 year old gene was back at home and he's less than impressed by his famous mama. >> he's been watching me edit this movie. i think he doesn't think it's that big of a deal. he's like oh, they're just going to watch my mom's movie. >> oh, my gosh. this is amazing. are you my mirror? >> she's, you know, one of the funniest people on the planet. so it was really fun. >> will forte plays amy's love interest while fellow snl alum adam sandler is their producer! pals chris rock and jerry seinfeld showed up to support. >> they're both great friends of mine. i know the movie. i've seen it. it's great. >> you're having a baby! >> no! >> get rid

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amid a show of force from hamas fighters as the minibus carrying el sharabi, 0had ben ami and 0r levytching from their tel aviv home, eli sharabi's family couldn't contain their excitement. translation: it's mixed feelings. i i'm happy to see him standing on two feet, been reduced to hit home. after seeing the conditions of the hostages released today, there is a renewed sense of urgency here to secure the release of all the captives from gaza as quickly as possible, and that means an extension of the ceasefire — something that is by no means guaranteed. more than 180 palestinians were simultaneously released today under the ceasefire agreement. long sentences, but the majority were gazans detained during the war and held without charge. were admitted to hospitals in the west bank and gaza after accusations they had been brutally treated in israeli jails. and his legs, even as he was being transferred from jail. some, including thabet al—haddad, were taken to gaza's european hospital. "i've got many problems from the beating and the torture all of the prisoners suffered from hunger, t

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students and staff at hygiene elementary school cheering on counselor amy ward, running into the armsave him back after a ten-month assignment overseas. >> i was just so excited and happy that we were all together. >> it wasn't just a celebration of our family. it was also a celebration in the community. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: hear that marching band? ♪ ♪ it's pumpingp the crowd at sunny side high school in fresno, california. >> we're sure about one thing, you're going to the super bowl! [cheers and applause] yes, you're going to the super bowl! >> reporter: where this junior, a rsity wrestler, who's been battling cancer got super bowl tickets from the make-a-wish foundation, giving him and his mom a chance for some big fun in the big easy. >> i'm excited! >> it's been a pleasure to be your chief. >> reporter: in reno, nevada, a final radio call for truckee meadows fire chief, chief moore. >> wish you a long and healthy retirement full of peace and joy. >> reporter: charlie retiring after 45 years in fire service, moved to tears as his colleagues and firefighter son cameron honored him one

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joining me now is democratic senator amy klobuchar of minnesota. senator, it's great to see you. there are so many things i can always ask you about, but i want to start there because i think americans are trying to understand. i'm sure people in your state are trying to understand what exactly the impact is of these tariffs on your state borders, canada. you obviously know what a key trading partner the country country is. what concerns you most and how to make it real for people. are these tariffs going to impact people in your state. >> this is just the latest example. >> of you. >> as you've detailed. >> every day chaos. >> up. >> corruption up and sadly prices of eggs up. and we're going to see more of this if he follows through on this 25% tariff on canada, mexico, 10% on china, what does that mean? it means that the average american family is going to have their costs increased by $1,200 for one year. he hasn't even acknowledged that this is going to happen, that we're going to see these prices go up for so many things because canada, of course, is hitting back with a 25%

walter of “the cook political report with amy walter” who is in new orleans tonight and tamara keithet's start with you because we saw confusion at usaid as elon musk threatened to shut down the agency. concerns about firings at the fbi and doj. is all of this what trump supporters voted for? >> it depends on which trump supporters you are talking about, because some people voted for donald trump because they were concerned about the price of eggs and everything else. there are others who voted for trump because they were frustrated with president biden refusing to step aside and having harris come in in this way. there were people upset about what was happening in gaza. there were people who wanted to shake things up and felt like government was not working for them and they are looking at this and saying they are shaking things up. this is a hostile takeover and that is what some share of trump's voters signed up for. i will say that when a president takes office they are never more popular and powerful than they are in their first couple weeks and as they continue to do more thing

this is amy one and the co op farm and it's a whole no autumn nation just far as you can see. so yeah, we're pretty special fine because the land crosses the us mexico border. they have the surveillance towers across the territory. so lots of privacy, it's a lot of freedom. and if anything, it's not just them keeping an eye on movement across the border as them keeping an eye on us. what for, for cho, presence has done was basically make. everybody says back to go from a people and a place that have basically been left alone for centuries 6 to being an occupied militarize community. it is very traumatizing. what's being so clearly being here in arizona is that there is not this a direct connection between what's happening in palestine and here in the us. mexico border in a physical sense, but also an ideological sense. the perception in the us, in some parts. he said he's well has been successful in managing, pushing back palestinians, and the same thing can be done here to push people migraines in more and more extreme ways, which inevitably leads to more depths. mexico is th

is randy captives were released and handed over to red cross to officials and didn't by law has been ami alicia robbie and on the v has been learned by israel and reunited with the families and despised them. now the successful exchange from us is total down to 0. the safe funds you is in jeopardy. the group cares is israel of repeated violations, including the delay of stood 8 and shelter. so displaced hausteen's eyes, right. yvonne is displacing mood palestinians across occupied westbank. the only has oldest people to visa homes in the front all comes in the north, many palestinians, and sold shelter. their offices raining launched. this of the israel noticed a series of attacks on the jeanine refugee camp. sage has forced more than 26000 people to free the homes and just over 2 weeks, thousands of houses have been demolished, and infrastructure destroyed. 11 homes prime minister, no us alarm has named a new government sidelining has been left for the 1st time in decades salon. so the government wouldn't please everyone, bonds i did. it's composition would not hinder. it's what you sai

and so i asked amy i said listen that's that's a quite a few rooms in here. i'm wondering is that going to be a lot more vehicles which is none of my business but it does concern me with the neighborhood and whatnot because we can't even find in the parking as of today. >> and she said that that's not my problem because i'm not going to be living here. so she's renting the property out to whomever and i can tell you that i saw at least five bedrooms and maybe three baths and i know that she had a house across the street. >> she did the same thing to that. and so i just asked her, hey listen, can you remove those windows right down so it doesn't impede on my property, my privacy? >> and she said that the windows have been there. those are not new ones where you can see right there apparently they are new windows because they are still building the project. they did not stop any of the work until this week. >> so because i continue to hear all types of noise that was going on in their property log bottom line i'm a peacemaker. i'm not a troublemaker. i just wan

now internally, disability ami a is a sole source debility only because the politicians want that they don't want to go for a domestic pool. this is why the army is allowed to perform the job, offer this really because it has the knowledge number and it exists all over the country and it has been accepted by you citizen estrada. such, now is the, the only time the ation for our kids will are going to happen. the answer is no, not at the moment because of the rec, reduce because of the reconstruction plan. because head will not wants to give it chance to this government to survive for a year and a few months, even if these really continue by. they didn't the ceasefire. but there is a major problem here is a translation of this, a section of boston at the end of the 171. is it the limit to the south of the tanya? rather, this is what has will not understand and claim that it is only limited to the $17.00 oh $1.00 that the software can be done with that h, right? and the us all saying what? no, it covers the entire country. and this is why the debate that is not going to be solved by this

amna: amy walter, tamara keith, always great to see you.e movie version of the hit musical wicked sword at the box office this winter it and among 10 nominations, one is for costume designer paul tazewell. senior arts correspondent jeffrey brown starts our coverage of oscar nominees with this report as part of our arts and culture series, canvas. reporter: it's a visually spectacular world. intended to feel both familiar and fresh. >> the wicked witch of the west is dead. reporter: the costume designer paul tazewell, wicked is an enormous canvas of characters and colors, materials in motion. and it is the biggest thing he's ever been involved in. >> it's a blast, and it is my life. it is the way that i communicate. as a painter would. it is my language. and it is my means of being creative. reporter: we met at steiner studios, a film production complex in brooklyn, new york. he told us that for all the huge scale, the key is still through his designs and working with director john hsu, and actors, cynthia a rebo as elphaba, and ariana grand

of the these righty ami carries out a major military operation in the occupied westbank city of jeanine destroyed at least 20 palestinian homes on saturdays a them. this is i'll just hear a live from dell also coming up more in good and sick palestinians. leave garza for treatment abroad onto the seas 5 deal, but thousands more white filling. you've also had this out of the sliced suit and these are forced to flee the homes and gives you the states returning to a city in ruins. us secretary of state, monica rubio is arrived at panama, as presidential palace is washington instructions to take the back of the canal. the now is ready, falls to zip code out. several singleton yes. explosions. in the janine refugee camp in the occupied westbank, the 20 homes in one neighborhood have been destroyed in the attack, as well as been conducting a major minutes for yourselves in the occupied westbank for a 2nd week now. and jeanine spend the focal point. at least 27 palestinians have been killed so far. until bossy is a resident of janine. he says these right the army has been burning and demolishi

heard the distant statements by the previous award that came in and you all get into who said that as amy does even had intentionally an issue with the honey. but there was a lot of is there any army to kim? a is 80 prism is along with it, but it's been a cut there's um i think that is just inspections. have been, do you think, is there any business but it wouldn't accept the question or do you think it should be private? do you think that these releases should be private? because what we saw today was everything but right. these really captives are put on the stage. they were actually made to speak into the microphone today. and we know that there's anything under duress. they don't have their freedom at that point. do you think it should be part i actually i actually would actually, oh no, i was actually answer the question again the same the same way because i think what's, what's taking place is that the best thing in groups in the gaza strip of showcasing the fact that they can actually have that up as an exchange agreement. why on the other hand, is companies to personalize? but it'

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the rwandan president polk ami rejected criticism over his country's role in the conflict of interest. city, most of london's, please. rwanda is also facing backlash from further afield. the united states has told the gully, it is deeply troubled by the federal government. germany has cancelled a talks with randa. well, breton has said, $40000000.00 around your assistance is on this right. the southern african development community, you have the pleasure to continue working towards the solution until the future of tens of thousands of people remains unset, joel evans, how to 0. so inside stores. well let's discuss this further with a panel of guests today who are joining us in nairobi. we have nickel davis, monday, and research with the east africa peace and security governance program at the institute for security studies in cape town in south africa. crystal oldest son is a journalist for the african report, a quarterly magazine that focuses on african politics and economics. she spent a decade reporting from conflict, zions on the continent. and in new york you can get at a go k is

these really ami destroyed buildings destroyed much, much house, destroyed the houses of my siblings, the houses of people, the whole neighborhood was destroyed. we will for to columbus is just to get some one to shy, sending deep while the reunion brings them relief and happiness. they now face of painful reality, destroyed homes shattered dreams and an uncertain future. one that mirrors the struggle of millions of palestinians. lino barclay, a jersey to a small palestinians live in garza through the rough of border crossing with egypt for medical treatment abroad. the world health organization has transported another 39 patients, along with 55 caregivers, the 3rd group to leave onto the ceasefire agreement. israel is supposed to allow 50 patients in need of urgent care out of this trip each day, but that's how good isn't being met. oh, so it hits here on al jazeera terrace. flea the picturesque creek islands are sent to rainy, steering a major earthquake is about to strike the in depth analysis of today's headlines. what will this us determination from genocide do critical debate? t

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this is rosa ami size is preparing for old scenario. is that increasing its forces around the gaza strip under 0 time. that's really what has moved now from jordan's capital. i'm out and she's the because these ready to government, i'm the palace doing all 30 of bombed out as they are from importing inside israel and the occupied west back after him as announced that it would be delaying the release of these really captives in definitely these really, defense minister in the military said they were gearing up defensively, meaning that they were raising the preparedness to the highest possible level. they were cancelling leaves for soldiers and previously in the gaza division of that they were preparing for a wide variety of scenarios. not just in gaza, but throughout the region as a whole in even preparing for return to full scale war. there were reports that there were drones flying over air space in gaza where they weren't previously since the ceasefire had taken place. but we also received a statement from these really prime minister

>> we love amy for keepin' it real, but in her new netflix comedy "kinda pregnant," amy is faking a pregnancythe man of her dreams, played by will forte. >> at the center of it is this relatable concept of, m.i.a. in the right place in life where i should be in this moment? >> i was the last one of my friends to get pregnant and get married. i felt left out so that was that's what i related to. >> amy's son, gene, is now 5 years old. the comedienne wrote the movie out now which is produced by adam sandler his wife jackie and their 16 year old daughter, sunny, make cameos. >> did adam ever pop over to set? >> he did. i wasn't there when he was there but he popped over. funniest most wonderfuljackie they both are. >> rachel: love that they're all like one big comedy family! and speaking of... this "flip-off" trio are proving the family that spills together stays together! >> i'm christina >> i'm tarek >> and i'm heather >> and we're spilling the et. >> we're gonna start with christina and let me first hall haack or anstead in 2025? >> uh, haack. >> and how long do we anticipate that to last? on

and we're just we're amy klobuchar. going to try to work together where we can like it's just i this is why we fail. this is why we fail. >> well, for what it's worth, elie mystal i am now saying loud and clear, donald trump is violating court orders and what he's doing is illegal. my voice is one, but it's loud and mighty. but with yours, it gets even louder. elie mystal thanks for being here, my friend. it's good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> coming up after the. >> break. >> a piece of home. i'm going to talk to the woman behind the viral google doc that's helping kids who lost everything in the california wildfires get their favorite stuffies back into their arms. you're watching the katie phang show only on msnbc. >> work, play. blink. >> relief. >> work. >> play. blink. relief. >> the only 3 in 1 extended relief formula for dry eyes. >> blink. >> stay tuned to get this five piece ultra nonstick bakeware set free from granite stone. what the duck? holy bird, where's the lid? are you tired of yelling at yo

elie sharabi or levi and ohad ben-ami. cnn's jeremy diamond is in tel aviv for us. jeremy, what do we know about these three individuals? >> well, jake, we're now learning the identities of the three israeli hostages set to be released tomorrow after more than 15 months in hamas captivity. elie sharabi, a 52 year old taken hostage from kibbutz be'eri on october 7th. he will be released, but sadly he will not be returning to his wife or his two daughters who were killed on that terrible day. his brother was also taken hostage on october 7th, but he died in captivity, likely killed by an israeli airstrike. according to the israeli military, then we have ohad ben-ami, who is now 56 years old. he was also taken hostage from kibbutz beit ari. and you can see in this video the reaction of his family, including one of his daughters and his wife, rose ben-ami, who was also taken hostage. but she was released as part of that november 2023 ceasefire agreement. and then lastly, we have orr levy, a 34 year old who was kidnaped from the nova music festival on october 7th. sadly,