you go. >> anthony: mm.ionally, someone refers back to the vietnam experience. >> tao: mm-hmm. >> anthony: you know? "let's not do that again." or -- >> tao: "let's not repeat vietnam." >> anthony: but i find it interesting that the people who had, perhaps, the most painful experience were among the first to reach out. i think the john mccain story is particularly interesting because here's a guy who had an atrocious experience here in prison, and yet he has been among the most vocal supporters of normalizing relations. >> tao: it took several trips to vietnam. and so he could see vietnam in a different light. it's no longer a war. it's a country with people. >> anthony: have you been out with returning veterans from -- >> tao: oh, yes. all the time. >> anthony: did they often want to go to the area that they served? >> tao: oh, yes. >> anthony: did they often even meet with the people they fought? >> tao: yes. >> anthony: b-52 pilots come to the areas that they unloaded their bombs. >> tao: yes. >> anthony:

i got my feet out, anthony. >> anthony: oh, lord. >> so you know he like me. >> anthony: oh!to go. >> anthony: irving? where do you like to go? >> to the bahamas. >> and he a pilot, anthony. >> anthony: oh, irving, you and i are going to bond. i'm going to tell you about my mama's last trip to the bahamas with a pilot. and a prime minister. and a head of security. >> andy, it's him. >> anthony: no, i'ma tell the truth and shame the devil, mama! i got to go. >> it's him, anthony, it's him. [ applause ] >> anthony: our next guest is a talented actor whom you know from his role in the history-making film "crazy rich asians." [ cheers and applause ] and for having the face of an angel. now he stars as the eponymous -- who the hell put that word? [ laughter ] you know a black man don't speak language like that on tv. [ laughter and applause ] >> anthony: did i say it right? the eponymous katana-wielding ninja, snake eyes, here's a clip. >> challenge one. take this bowl from me, i'll take that bowl from you. >> okay. what's the punchline? >> you must take my bowl without spilling t

>> no. >> anthony: no? >> yes. >> anthony: yes, you do. okay. all right.ow many points is a free throw, nikki? >> ten. >> okay. ten points for a free throw, nikki says. may sound like a trick question. how many points do you get when you shoot a three pointer. >> 11. >> anthony: you get 11 points. max, how many when you shoot a three pointer? >> 12. >> anthony: all right. one better than 11. can any of you name any positions that a basketball player played? yes, anna? >> um, caterpillar. >> anthony: okay. caterpillar, uh-huh. anybody else? yes, nolan? >> downward doggy. >> anthony: downward doggy. yes, my favorite position in basketball. downward doggy's can you bring snacks on the basketball court? max? >> no. >> anthony: depends what player you are. charles barkley, he would always bring snacks when he played basketball. always had something in his little pocket. how much money do you think lebron james makes a year? >> $1,000. >> anthony: $1,000? $1,000? how much money do you think a tv host should make, cyrus? >> hmm -- i think -- $5,000. >> anthony: c

and now, anthony anderson! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> anthony: give me more! [ cheers and applause ] >> anthony: thank you. that's enough. that's enough, young lady. okay. hello, and welcome to "jimmy kimmel live nba finals game night." hosted by me, anthony anderson. [ cheers and applause ] we are in primetime for game five of the nba finals. now, milwaukee tied things up after the suns imploded in game four. phoenix had more turnovers than a german pastry shop. [ laughter ] once again, giannis came up big for the bucks. not only did he make the suns eat their words, he also made them eat a basketball. watch this. >> tucker on him, throws it up, shot blocked by antetokounmpo, what a block from giannis! [ applause ] >> anthony: whew! you've got to watch out for giannis. that man will buck you up! [ laughter ] you know, a lot of people were wondering why giannis mysteriously left the court during the first quarter in games three and four. well, turns out, he had a very good reason. >> g

>> anthony: man, it's -- >> masa: yeah. >> anthony: ooh, pretty. the irori heat the entire house, it becomes the gathering place on nights like these. >> masa: arigato, cheers. >> anthony: konbai. they get together -- cook, eat, drink large quantities of unfiltered, slightly chunky sake, and enjoy the country life. lookin' good. the boys have laid out the makings of a pretty amazing feast -- iwana, or char, were caught today in a nearby mountain stream. enormous hokkaido scallops, pulled this morning from the sea of japan, sizzle and pucker in their shells over the fire in butter and lime juice and a touch of home-brewed soy sauce. wild japanese boar hangs above the coals, radiating its sweet aroma as it cooks. look at that. >> masa: yeah. >> anthony: so how long have you all known each other? how many years? >> masa: 30 years. right? we know each other. i love this kind of cooking, you know? it's the way i like. >> anthony: wow. >> masa: be careful, though. it's hot, though. >> anthony: oh, yeah. >> masa: mm! >> anthony: wow, it's sweet. >> masa:

>> go ahead, anthony. >> anthony: i'm trying to. you were at game four.rena? >> it was incredible. milwaukee, i know they like to drink beer becaus during commercials all they did was chug down beers. old women, old people, they didn't care. little kids. i say hold up. it was incredible. they had a great deejay. they played michael jackson. i danced. >> anthony: we have a picture from you at the game. let's pull that picture up. >> oh, yeah. yes. [ cheers and applause ] that's the new crew right there. >> anthony: that's a hell of a starting five. chance the rapper, dave chappelle, kareem abdul-jabbar, oscar robinson and yourself. >> oh, yeah. >> anthony: how did you guys come together like that? >> this is the big events, man. people come out. i came with kareem. kareem invited me. his people called because we knew each other. i wasn't planning on going. kareem wants you to go. okay. i'm in jersey at a golf tournament. i'll come over to milwaukee. no problem. i'm walking down the tunnel with kareem abdul-jabbar and oscar robinson and all the guys who won

and now, anthony anderson! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> anthony: thank you! thank you! thank you. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, thank you. all right, enough. it's only a 30-minute show, come on. all right. we're in primetime, baby. i'm your guest host anthony anderson. more applause! [ cheers and applause ] all right, tonight, from milwaukee, game four of the nba finals. and whether you're rooting for the bucks or the suns, it's important to remember that no matter who wins, they're all a bunch of millionaires who get to wear shorts to work. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] mm-hm. much of the focus this year has been on the star of the bucks, the greek freak, giannis aka-taka-ka-kounmpo. not only is he impossible to defend, he is also impossible to pronounce. >> milwaukee bucs is phoenix suns opened up the nba finals with giannis antetokounmpo. >> the nba player giannis antetokounmpo caught my eye. >> bucks star giannis antetokounmpo. >> milwaukee's giannis antetokounmpo. >> giannis antetokounmpo. >> giannis antetokounmpo. >> giannis antetokounmpo. >> giannis a

thank you for asking, anthony. >> anthony: oh, okay. >> that would be "jackass forever." [ cheers and applause ] >> anthony: "jackass forever"? >> forever. >> anthony: audience, do you approve of that? [ cheers and applause ] now, johnny, i understand you're still working on "jackass forever." that comes out in october. >> october 22nd. >> anthony: okay. because you're still working on it, you don't have any clips for us to show. >> we have some photos. >> anthony: yes, i have them right here. >> yes. >> anthony: so we have photos for you to show. this is how they used to show film clips back in the day, all right? they would just show a picture and the writer, director, star would just tell you what's going on. so here we have dad dark shark versus a guy with a spider in a tube between there. >> ehren mcghehey and dark shark. >> anthony: which one is the dark shark? >> the gentleman on the right. >> anthony: okay. all right. >> and they have to blow a tarantula into the other guy's helmet, and the tarantula bites the loser in a very se

and now, anthony anderson! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> anthony: all right! cheers and applause ] hello, everyone! all right. thank you. clap, woman, clap! thank you. it's basketball night in america. i'm your host, anthony anderson. [ cheers and applause ] and i just want to clear a little something up because there seems to be a misunderstanding. i'm not jimmy kimmel's guest host. okay? jimmy kimmel is my guest host. he fills in for me 358 days a year. [ laughter ] this is exciting. game two of the nba finals between the milwaukee bucks and the phoenix suns! [ cheers and applause ] there's a lot at stake in the finals. for instance, whoever wins will become the first nba team in four years to not decline an invite to the white house. [ cheers and applause ] u.s. presidents have a complicated history with basketball. and that's because the only president to ever look cool holding one was barack obama. look at my dude. he's got form. he's got hops. he can even play while taking a business call on a flip phone. other presidents just did not look natural holdin

i'm anthony anderson. hot day. >> anthony: all right, well look here, man. when you sign your checks, do you ever forget what name to put on there? >> yeah, sometimes i do. i actually write "i forgot my name." they know who it is. >> anthony: all right. tonight your mission is simple. all right? all you need to do is make one shot from the top of the key. if you make it, "jimmy kimmel live" will donate $25,000 -- [ cheers and applause ] >> anthony: -- to the charity of your choice. >> okay. >> anthony: all right? metta, what charity have you chosen? >> we chose artest university. >> anthony: you have your own university? >> it's not my own university, it's a name. but we do -- when i won a championship in 2010, we donated all the money from the ring, my championship ring, $671,000, to mental health awareness. [ cheers and applause ] >> anthony: that's beautiful, all right. all right. well -- that sounds like a great cause. you ready to shoot this shot? >> ready to shoot the shot. >> anthony: good luck. i f

>> anthony: oh!'t worry, he didn't feel that at all. [ laughter ] [ applause ] the olympics will officially begin tomorrow in tokyo. now, we're not allowed to show olympic footage, because it airs on nbc. and that means abc would probably have to pay for it. and they just brought me back for another season of "black-ish," so they kind of broke. [ cheers and applause ] but who needs the olympics when you have footage of people making a fool of themselves on youtube? it's time, for the you-lympics! [ applause ] >> next up in the 10 meter hurdle dive is russia's yuri fedorov. he needs a 9.5 to take gold. . >> wow, nailed it, and the crowd is loving it. perfect form as he sails into the air, shatters the barrier, and the world record. [ cheers and applause ] >> anthony: oh! congratulations on bringing shame upon your country. [ laughter ] you know, one of the only activities i've been able to do during the pandemic, is golf. it's one of my favorite pastimes, and i recently learned that my amigo, guillerm

>> yasuda: rice. >> anthony: or what percentage? >> anthony: rice? more important?ngredient is rice. so, my sushi is rice. [ laughter ] >> anthony: yasuda, he still trains, though his fighting days are over. he says he was tired of hurting people. he brings me to kameo dojo in asakusa to try and show me how his sushi technique and kyokushin karate are one in the same . kameo, the master. >> yasuda: nice. many other people ask me, "what's the point between the karate and the sushi?" but, uh, this movement is, uh, so much good for the, uh, when i make my sushi. because of the, uh, stance. all the other different type of karate, uh, the stance is a little bit more upper. so this karate is a stance, is a little bit more deep. this. so, standing in front of the, uh, cutting board. a little bit of a deep stance and movement. deep stance and the body will do this and the watch -- the through the middle from left to the right, like focus. move this, move this. there, watch this and watch this. this is one of the key. so, this karate is my sushi roots. >> anthony: now, in an

and now, anthony anderson! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> anthony: hello and welcome to "jimmy kimmel live nba finals game night." i am your guest host, anthony anderson. [ cheers and applause ] i'm filling in for jimmy, who is off having a white boy summer. tonight, from phoenix, game one of the nba finals between the suns and the bucks. milwaukee versus phoenix. it's the battle of cheap connecting flights. you know, it's hard to explain the excitement of having your team in the finals, but this phoenix fan really slammed it home. >> it's been since 1993. the valley is, like -- if you are boiling potatoes on a stove and it's like, you got to check it because the water's about to blow, that's us right now. >> anthony: right. in case you're wondering, they legalized weed in arizona eight months ago. and it appears to be working. but mr. potato head's got a point. the last time the suns were in the finals was 1993. to give you some perspective, in 1993, o.j. was still doing "naked gun" movies. phoenix has never w

now, we have got anthony on the phone. i we have got anthony on the phone.is item doesn't work without the both of you, so thank you for talking to us on the phone. what is it like for you and your best mate, both supporting different teams in a final? �* . . supporting different teams in a final? �*, ., ., , ., final? it's an absolute nightmare because it is _ final? it's an absolute nightmare because it is one _ final? it's an absolute nightmare because it is one of— final? it's an absolute nightmare because it is one of the - final? it's an absolute nightmare because it is one of the greatest| because it is one of the greatest footballing days of his life potentially being one of the worst footballing days of my life. whoever winsi _ footballing days of my life. whoever wins, one _ footballing days of my life. whoever wins, one of us will suffer. we won't — wins, one of us will suffer. we won't be — wins, one of us will suffer. we won't be able to fully enjoy it because _ won't be able to fully enjoy it because we know the other will be in pain _ because

. >> mark anthony and cleopatra, together they want to rule the world. >> mark anthony meets and fallsn love with cleopatra and establishes his base in alexander in egypt. >> he's a bit of what we call today a player. he was master and command of the caesars. >> mark anthony and herod the great are war buddies. they owe each other quite a bit. >> mark anthony and herod had an i intimate relationship. >> cleopatra wants what herod, the great has, jerusalem. >> cleopatra wants another gateway under the east. >> she's able to trade with them. >> they all kind of meet together. so if you want to take goods either east or west, jerusalem is an incredible important place to be. >> but above all, jerusalem of course was part of judiah and judiah had once been part of eg egypt. >> it was her job and mission as the devinely o and ordained mon egypt to reunite the loss territory which includes jerusalem. >> she can't go to her lover, mark anthony and ask her to give her herod's holding. who does she turn to? who else hates herod the great? >> the hasmoneans. >> the woman who witnessed his soldie

only anthony garcia knows.ed up when omaha detectives tried to talk with him. >> we introduced ourselves as detectives from the omaha police department and that we were investigating homicides in our jurisdiction, and mr. garcia immediately asked for an attorney. >> that's it? >> and that's it. i mean, at that point as an investigator, i can't continue questioning. >> later that afternoon, omaha police chief todd schmaderer stepped before the cameras to make the announcement that his city had been desperately waiting to hear. >> arrested this morning was dr. anthony joseph garcia for four counts of first-degree murder and use of a weapon to commit the murders. >> for the families of roger and mary brumback, of tom hunter, and of shirlee sherman, the arrest was very welcome news. >> i'm at walmart with my kids, and danny calls me and says, "they made an arrest in the case." and i think i forgot about 20, 30 items on my grocery shoppin' list 'cause i was, like, real happy. i just -- the carton, rushed out of the

anthony fauci.: i think dr. anthony fauci. kennedy: all right, you're going to say dr. anthony fauci let's roll the tape. >> the aoc printed aoc this the place to be and i'm going to read this. >> that is aoc. tridentine. >> she is a model or something right. >> kind of, she's like a congress model. good of the young. >> when you're in the pool, wear a mask, when you're in the gas chamber. >> dr. anthony fauci rated. >> he has more power than the president. that is dr. anthony fauci. >> why aren't you socially distance pretty have to stay inside for the next 20 years, maybe more. it is dr. anthony fauci. what is he doing outside is the fourth of july. [inaudible]. kennedy: . [inaudible]. >> i one. daniel: dr. anthony fauci. kennedy: let me have this, then dopamine house nice predict and has mounted two oh same group of strangers. it will be recognize the bus, tiger king exotic or north korean north korean dictator. prayed guys ready. okay sue me think will get more recognized. tiger king or kim pret

anthony: we continue to expand in china.ut 400 hotels open in another 400 in the pipeline. we are helped. the entirety of our footprint in pipelines are owned by chinese owners. we are viewed as a chinese company versus an american company. in terms of the ownership of the assets. we have to navigate these complexities in 133 countries around the world. it starts with being good corporate citizens. tom: the best thing you ever did was store the old tinker bureau at the saint regions hotel in new york. the old kin -- the old king coal mural at the saint regions hotel in new york. -- how will you do that, given the politics of beijing? anthony: at least during the pandemic, given the condition of borders in china, china's written -- is relying entirely on domestic demand. when we look at corporate business travel in march, we were 6% ahead of where we were in march 2019. the volume is there, the pricing power is there, the mix is different. lisa: are you starting to see global travel wax or wayne given the increase in delta va

and now, anthony anderson! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> anthony: i see you, i see you! thank you! cheers and applause ] all right, all right! come on! we've got to get the show going. all right. welcome to "jimmy kimmel live." i'm your guest host, anthony anderson.

anthony hoyt uses a bicycle to draw here. his canvas is the streets of manchester in northern england has an idea. it's been around for a while. there are people all over the world doing them to, to various standards. and i've seen a few of these. i did my 1st 15 years ago, i suppose, and so i can go and see what i can find. and i found adult in the much where i live . i'm looking at it now. it's a bit rather surely, but i still figured out what to do more to look for and just sort of been doing in a sense. anthony hall, it's generally covers 80 to 120 kilometers to make one image. in manchester, he's trying for a more complex motif, it usually takes him between 4 to 6 hours to write the distance, but it can take up to 3 months to plan. i plan to draw a picture of ducks across manchester, driven by the st. patton. really. i tend to look at maps and see what jumps out to me like looking at clouds, seeing what i see a picture in them. and it happened to be duck when i saw the big duck festival. and, but i like to sort of try an

anthony hoyt uses a bicycle to draw here. his canvas is the streets of manchester in northern england has an idea. it's been around for a while. there are people all over the world doing them to, to varying for standards. and i've seen a few of these. i did my 1st 15 years ago, i suppose. and so i can go to that. i see what i can find. and i found a door in them, which is where i live. i'm looking, but couldn't house it rather surely, but i still figured out what to do more to look for and just sort of been doing them ever since. anthony hoyt generally covers 80 to 120 kilometers to make one image in manchester. he's trying for a more complex motif, it usually takes him between 4 to 6 hours to write the distance, but it can take up to 3 months to plan. i plan to draw a picture of ducks across manchester, driven by the st time really. i tend to look at maps and see what jumps out to me like looking at clouds saying what, cuz i see a picture in them. and it happened to be duck. well, i saw the big duck festival and, but i like

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anthony hall from england makes his st. are with streets in 2016, aided by the stronger gps after he started peddling out faces and figures on britain's road systems and maps. the app was originally designed to help athletes keep track of their activity. any hoyt uses a bicycle to draw here is canvas is the streets of manchester in northern england. have an idea of its been around for a while. there are people all over the world doing them to, to varying sort of standards. and i've seen a few of these, i did my 1st 15 years ago, i suppose. and so i can say, well, i can find and i found a door in them, which is where i live. i'm looking but couldn't out bit rather surely. but i still figured out what to do more to look for just sort of thing doing and have a sense anthony, or it's generally covers 80 to 120 kilometers to make one image. in manchester, he's trying for a more complex motif, it usually takes him between 4 to 6 hours to write the distance. but it can take up to 3 months to plan a plan to draw a picture of ducks

anthony hoyt generally covers 80 to 120 kilometers to make one image. in manchester, he's trying for a more complex motif. it usually takes him between 4 to 6 hours to write the distance, but it can take up to 3 months to plan and i plan to draw a picture of ducks across manchester, driven by the st. patton. really. i tend to look at maps and see what jumps out and they started looking at clouds saying, what could i see a picture in them? and it happened to be duck. well, i saw the big duck festival and, but i like to sort of try and do something a bit complex. he traces out a wide variety of subjects, elephants in birmingham faces in sheffield, chilton, ham and carter of the yorkshire terrier and leaves in a flock of birds in bristol. anthony's creativity can best be seen on the app. it was his christmas to get to that 1st drew international attention. certainly seems to become a tradition. the 1st one i did was the snowman. and that was just go really all the christmas one, but it went down so well. i had so much major attention and people messaging m

well firstly, i want to say the anthony is correct. that instead of talking about the 2 women who came in 1st and 2nd, we're talking about the 3rd place woman. when mary, because she made a statement, obviously, prevention and she's quite smart for doing that. i think give me the very correct. but how about why i got the way it's all politics. it's all this education of are you and you know, you just have court, young people on rebel, they want to go against the establishment. i certainly did when i was a kid. but now this is the establishment. so they're raising, you know, i go there for raising the machine. these kids are raging for the machine, arranging for the democrat already in the n n. and what other, what corporation also wants to sort of woke black lives matter b. s. and it's just a, there's no explanation other than that of how there's very iconic flag that that's why we're always, as the world represent so many different things to so many different people, you know, represent something completely different to immigrants who

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>> anthony found she is not everybody's doctor.it just say? >> anthony found she is not everybody's doctor. there are a myriad of doctors. >> i think anthony fauci look at the post is pretty popular with the american people. that does not matter so popular to contest but i'm saying your doctor, my doctor, all recommend taking the shot. i think we look at the red state/blue state comparison you can understand this is been unnecessarily politicized. think it be smart too get away from it and say what is the good move here for you, for your family for your community? that is to get vaccinated. before i do not disagree with that practice think it's a government jobs to do that. >> right it's like to say no, everybody needs to get vaccinated this is but over politicize. the people pushing the vaccine and mandates of the one who politicize it from the beginning. and it has worked out very well for them. they won the white house very well through this gambit. >> while the man panels going to do well to the rest of this and gambits for the

just want to get anthony 1st. anthony isn't the point here that john may look, everybody will have access to this faxing, so it's up to them whether they essentially want to decide whether they are going to go to a club or not. well, what you need to do with having we access the choice of home portraits, propane form decision making to the relation we ration. we said in some of the ads, which you put on just great property. got nyja berry to rushing. i'm actually watching out this whole process, so we have to remember that the berries who needs the vaccine see should be happy in the ballade. generally, the overall numbers ration have been magic clear about say 99 percent of the population. you don't even need these 5 months back scenes. the reality is now solar subject to re licensing it in 2023. so additionally, by our experiments you travel from consolidation should be faxing companies you for your time at the minimum of conversation, i'm sure you're cool. or when there's absolutely no need for talking about hea

jonathan: anthony -- lisa: anthony paolone, thank you so much.ystery in terms of people returning to the office. it is interesting that the office values have not gone down , especially as we see all of the storefronts. i understand this is a different market, but the storefronts remain empty and traffic not yet back up to anywhere close to where it was in 2019. kailey: and it is not just storefronts. i would say office. i live in the financial district and it has gotten astronomically busier since i moved in the middle of the pandemic, but there are still a lot of empty offices. this returned office and the way it relates to growth, you are talking to jan hatzius about his downgraded gdp call this is part of it. office occupancy rates are not going up the pace once thought. until that improves and we see more full recovery as people emerge from their stay-at-home pandemic cap it, that is when growth is actually going to accelerate. it is not going to happen as quickly as many of us thought. lisa: we saw twitter reversed their back to work polici

estados unidos en encrucijada frente a la pandemia el doctor anthony fauci dice que consideran pedirleos vacunados que usen mascarillas. >> buenas tardes y si persiste el rechazo a vacunarse la situación podría empeorar este otoño este domingo . >> reclamo a joe biden, a dos semanas del estallido en cuba y muchas personas llegaron a la capital para pedirle que vivas de milagro una madre con su bebé quedan pillas en un vehículo y la pronta acción de policías les salvó la vida. >> vendía tamales en la calle y luego abrió su propio negocio en la pandemia le dio covid-19 pero no se riunde y está listo para volver a empezar. >> noticias telemundo con vanessa hauc. >> para el doctor anthony fauci estados unidos está en aprieto inncesario por auimento de casos de coronavirus por la variante delta y muchos no se vacunan y hoy confirmó que las autoridades están considerando que los vacunados porten la mascarilla alberto pimienta con la historia. >> el panoprama de la pandemia estados unidos empeora y los nuevos contagios causados por la variante delta siguen aumentando y tres estados florida, t

>> what i want to ask anyone to ask anthony fauci is why? do i have to wear a face pantheon facts i have been vaccinated? i had made one shot with johnson & johnson april 1, # whatever they say these days for the reason i did it was because i wanted to get back to one sense of normalcy to think that would ever happen. but ask anthony fauci why, if the vaccine works why don't have to worry mask? is it to make other people feel better? which not be making pulse and feelings. do you think i can get the virus are once i have a covid booger in my nose is somehow going to transmit to someone else even though i'm asymptomatic. you are not following the science that's been out there for a year end a half now. >> it's interesting, you are in california as well. you know the second day let go of a little bit of that control they get very uncomfortable feeling for its only a matter of time before they really back and buried what is the feeling there northern california? >> both at the state and national level there's over concern and particularly a hys

anthony: exactly.ten to joe biden talk about his feign-policy position and he sees western democracies against authoritarian governments. his ideas that he -- germany will be an integral part of that struggle with china and russia, but germany may not always be on board with that. a lot of this meeting is to lay the groundwork between stage for future relations in areas where joe biden and angela merkel do have agreement. laura: how does the choreography of -- of this visit strike you? is it kind of a multilateral lovefest? anthony: there are things they have disagreement on, the norge stream pipeline from russia to germany, biden has criticized that in the past. it does have the feeling of a valedictorian moment. some military marine band members walking past. there will be a big dinner celebrating her years. they will have agreement say will -- disagreements they will have to work through. laura: yet more unmarked graves of indigenous children were found in canada this week. this time at a former res

it's about anthony bourdain.rgan neville has captured the essence of mr. rogers, frank sinatra, keith richards. he won an oscar for the movie "20 feet from stardom. but in "roadrunner," he takes a look at the chef who trades his traveler. >> i'll try anything. i'll cooking tools for a passport take a look. >> hey, what's up, man >> reporter: it's one final trip around the world with tv's favorite travellers. >> i'll try anything i'll risk everything i have nothing to lose >> reporter: "roadrunner," a film about anthony bourdain follows the cook turned author turned television adventurer to his last one in france where he died by suicide in 2018 >> our friend, anthony bourdain, has died >> why do you think people loved anthony bourdain >> because he was authentic. he was himself and i think everybody felt like they knew him. >> weird that it's people of all ages, different generations, different ideologieslogies. >> yeah. >> yeah. he's a johnny cash-type figure as somebody that appeal toes evangelicals and punk ro

hopkins to me. >> it is anthony hopkins. laura: that is hopkins, that is really good. i like that. >> williams following up not to be "william is releasing his own book about saving the planet but at least he's not trashing his family so that is a plus. laura: the women's norwegian handball team has been signed for wearing shorts during play but not the prescribed bikini bottom. >> the european handball federation mandates that the size of these bikinis be no more than four inches long. this so absurd and sexist the men's team wear shorts, why can't the female teen? this is a brazen attempt to garner ratings. when i watched this i thought i totally understand the mandatory dress code for swimming or long-distance running because it's a slow your time but otherwise volleyball, let them pick whatever they are comfortable wearing. laura: why can't they were yoga pants or -- >> if they want to be modest mentioned the amount. i don't believe in circumscribed flesh bearing, there's one olympic figure i would support immensely dres

anthony creativity can best be seen on the app. it was his christmas sketches at 1st drew international attention. certainly seems to become a tradition. the 1st one i did was the snowman. and that was just really all the christmas one, but it went down so well. i had so much major attention and people messaging me small as well. it was really so gratifying. so i thought we would actually try and do something else and then yes, we've become a tradition. now the pressure is on and i think something for this year. the 53 year old travels all over britain, making his gps drawing here, and there even runs into the hands of his work. ah, it just makes you feel where the goal it's and i think this website we don't generally they. so it's just a really nice story. amazing pictures really well for our really meticulous and i'm just look for them all just makes you feel good. that's what is all that anthony has acquired the epithet peddling picasso by profession. she works as an appraiser of historic buildings. but he originally studied pro

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>>> next, on american history to have been, historian karl-anthony anthony looks at how the fashion choices of pat knicks skpon betty ford reflected the politics and culture of their times. mr. anthony is the author of a book on first ladies and fashion. and his talk is one of a series. the richard nixon foundation hosted this 50-minute event. >>> ladies and gentlemen, my name is chris nordyke. i'm the richard nixon foundation's events director and i'm honored introduce today's speaker. the nixon library has presented first lady exhibits before and offered lectures on similar projects but we hadn't tackled the product of offering a first ladies exhibit and luncheon and lecture serious all combined. when planning and koord ating we quickly noted the need for a specialized guest curator. karl-anthony is one of the nation's foremost experts on presidential wives and their families. he penned he have dozen books and has had the privilege to interview the clips, laura bush, as well as nixons and the fords. his accolades are vast and maybe. the staff of the nixon foundation and the richard nixon

. >> reporter: 22-year-old robert anthony cruz from riverside, california, and his dream of becomingl baseball player since he have a boy. his dad won working at the local auto repair shop, and he would come home and practice with his son every night. so all these years later, when robert anthony got the call just this week to sign on to be a rookie player for the washington nationals, he went right to find his father. with his mother, cynthia, recording as they walk into the repair shop. looking for dad. >> ron! >> hey, ron, there's somebody here to see you. >> robert anthony find his father. >> hey, what's up? >> what's up? how you doing, son? >> pretty good. >> what happened? oh, my god. congratulations, son. oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh, are you kidding me? >> reporter: and he hands him a nationals hat. >> oh, that's awesome. oh, my gosh. that's awesome, son. proud of you. >> thanks. >> thanks. all right. what are you -- where's that going? >> reporter: where's it going? to "world news tonight." >> hi, david. >> hey, david. >> reporter: tonight, father and son, dad proudly wearing th

a. them have more in common on those fronts than they don't to ad anthony blink. and his tweeted that, you know, they share a commitment to democratic values of the 2 countries that as part of the bedrock of their relationship. and so, yes one, it seems that as the lincoln will bring up some issues that the u. s. u. s. government bodies themselves have criticize the indian government over that that will certainly be done privately, judging from their public statements, no criticism. there will be no criticism of the indian government in public. i thank so much, elizabeth for on them there. now joe biden is warning significant cyber attacks could trigger a war. the us president made the remarks while speaking to intelligence personnel. cybersecurity has become a top priority for the biden administration after a series of high profile hacks, some impacted us fuel and food supplies. you know, we see how cyber threats, including ransomware attacks, increasingly are able to cause damage and disruption in the real world. i can't guarantee this and there is inform design

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this film is about anthony bourdain's life.eath. his death. and it hits you right in the face. why open the film that way? >> bauecause i had to acknowled it up front to know we were going to go there. the beginning of the film, i want you to feel like you're on a ride with him, and i had all this incredible footage i found and to tell this story of this unexpected success he had in middle age that transformed his life and made him a world famous tv personality and writer. i want to remind people to be patient. we will get around to the end of the story, too, but until then, kind of enjoy the kind of energy and excitement and humor that comes in the early part of his story. >> and it is a ride. i mean, overall, the film is both so dark and so sweet at the same time. we all know this story ends with his death by suicide, but what was the intention going in? and what surprised you in the process? >> you're describing tony. dark and sweet. those were his flavors. and i think he could be so funny and so cutting and have such a blac

what is the purpose of this fixation on attacking anthony fauci?very powerful public official who deserves and rarely gets tough questioning in almost any realm. he gets a lot of fan girling and a lot of just sort of forum for his ideas and he doesn't get a lot of pushback. senator paul understood the assignment here. he's asking about a tough subject that admittedly none of us are experts on, but i would like to know a lot more about. and despite his protestations, tough questions for dr. anthony fauci are not attacks on science itself. this is something we should talk about. further, fauci has something to do with the numbers on his own level of trustworthiness. he has at least twice, and i will be gentle, in saying at least shaded the truth about his covid pronouncements based on his own judgment on what the public can handle. now, you may think those shadings of the truth were noble, that for instance, saying that masks were not particularly efficient for helping protect you back in the beginning of the pandemic so that they could be in greater

me to talk about a uniforms potentially being marketable anthony over to you. who do you think the uniforms are more important for the competitors or the spectators? well, i think we have dealt with the argument for our teams. she won't, we, we need so there won't be argument solve her writing. katy bosses maybe some very good arguments for that is i think james, pulling from the school stumps, which, which he is really out of order. and then actual competition. because arguments about dress code should be for school should be done well before the semester will tournaments. i think it is wrong so that she is in just people again because i want to know is anything about sports psychology now is that you can do a lot of things under your position and try to get yourself enough. so i'm not saying a fair point by you the anthony, but power is itching to the comments here right now and i'm probably just forgive me for a moment. i don't want to sound like a chauvinist for goodness sake, but, but is all of this such a big deal. i mean, the bikinis that the women are r

and now, anthony anderson. ♪ >> anthony: you know who you are. you know who you are.hello. thank you. hello and welcome to our game night special.