for more i'm joined now by professor archie clements he's an infectious disease specialist at curtin university in perth australia thank you very much for joining us today on this ship has been called a floating petri dish weren't health officials aware that keeping people on board pose a very high health risks for them. well yes so. what you get on a cruise ship is you get a high concentration of large numbers of people many of whom are elderly or aging many of whom have. other health conditions so i mean i think that's probably a you know i think that's pretty apt description i mean you know in some ways a salute similar to a hospital where you have large concentrations of people in one place elderly people or it on average older than the general population with significant health conditions and in hospitals you also say you know similar transmission of infectious diseases. i guess the challenges in some ways are similar if you would about the people that are still on boards or cells of people people so on board what type of risk are they facing right now. well obviously they're mu

. >> so who is archie mcmahon? a butcher in brooklyn is about all flo knows.t's a sign of how organized baseball is evolving and becoming more democratic. it's no longer just a game played by wealthier men -- doctors, lawyers, and bankers. and although flo can't identify which one of these gentlemen is that great-great-uncle on her father's side, we can i.d. couple of his teammates. at far left is chris smith. two men to the right is shortstop dickey pearce, who's credited with inventing the bunt. looks like a straitjacket. baseball uniforms have really changed over the years. i can see why. got to love this cap, though. take me out to the ballgame. so this is the bat. i see they're not playing with gloves. what about the balls? >> well, i have just the man to talk to for that. wild horse. >> wait. wild horse? >> that's his nickname. he runs the bases with wild abandon. >> you make those? >> i start with a rubber center, two cords of yarn. everything was handmade. >> ready? >> all right. >> really? oh, no. no gloves. aah! oh. it didn't hurt that bad. have you

>> pamela and archie, right? what's his name?that is right. >> close your eyes. >> okay. >> what color are your girlfriend's eyes? >> they're like blue-green. >> dude, really? >> what is your girlfriend's middle name? >> uh, that's a good ann? no. marie. >> [ bleep ], not even close. it's lynn. i'm upset. >> does your wife have any allergies? >> um, unknown. could potentially have hay fever. we don't know. >> penicillin is kind of deadly to me. so he should probably know that. >> what is your girlfriend's favorite movie? >> "pocahontas." [ laughter ] >> the confidence was nice, though. that was good. >> what is your wife's favorite meal? >> hmm. >> meal? >> that's a hard one. >> no, it's not. >> sushi. >> beer and pizza. >> oh! that changes things. >> that's two of us. >> what's name of your girlfriend's boss? >> her boss name? irene? >> not true. >> what's your boss' name? >> oh, my gosh, sarah. >> okay. >> she look like irene. >> what are the names of your wife's grand parents? >> ooh! boy, that's been a long time ago. i don't

really nice comic relief by archie over here >> yeah, yeah. i mean, they're beautiful.azing actor. neither of these kids had acted before archie is, i mean, he really -- every scene you see him in, he steals the show. >> seth: yeah. >> and he's just a character unto himself who's now, i heard, is now in the reboot of "home alone. >> seth: oh, that's exciting [ audience ohs ] >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: well, that's great. >> so, good for him. >> seth: another scene-stealing character that was in another film of yours, "thor: ragnarok." >> yeah. >> seth: you played -- you were the voice of korg. >> yeah. [ cheers and applause >> seth: how did that come about? did you sort of know from the beginning you were going to play korg >> i had no idea that i was gonna play that character, actually [ laughter ] just something that -- was a happy accent, i guess. [ laughter ] that -- yeah, i mean, you know, it's -- that character is played by one of the most amazing actors and someone i very much respect as a - [ laughter ] you can't -- i mean, i will crowbar myself into any of my film

the reason we remember that night 40 years later is not only because nixon ordered the firing of archie balanced cox, but when nixon ordered the firing out of anger, rage, when he ordered that, there were resignations. they felt they couldn't carry out that order. attorney general elliott richardson resigned rather than carry out the benefit. he, too, resigned rather than carry out the president's order to fire archibald cox. the solicitor general named robert bourque and that's how we got it. those senior officials refusing to go along with what president nixon is doing. i will not do this, you will have my resignation instead. that's why we remember that night from the watergate scandal as the saturday night massacre. that is not what is happening here because there is, as yet, no elliott richardson in this story. there is no bill ruckleshouse. there have been protests in the trump administration including over the handling of the ukraine scandal. in early october michael mckibly resigned his position over the pressure that the trump administration was getting together but also becaus

the daily mail says canada has refused to keep guarding the duke and duchess of sussex and baby son archieed it has been helping to guard the couple since they settled on vancouver island but would no longer pay for their security after march 31. and finally, on the independent‘s website, the pope has called on catholics to give up insulting each other during lent. he urged followers to stop being cruel to each other online, in response to a world "polluted by too much verbal violence". with me is eileen burbidge who's a technology entrepreneur and partner at passion capital. let's begin with the daily mirror. virus panics, pictures of people wearing masks on the london tube, and more details of just how the london tube, and more details ofjust how the nhs, it

the daily mail says canada has refused to keep guarding the duke and duchess of sussex and baby son archie after they step down as working royals. the canadian government has confirmed it has been helping to guard the couple since they settled on vancouver island but would no longer pay for their security after march 31. and finally, on the independent‘s website, the pope has called on catholics to give up insulting each other during lent. he urged followers to stop being cruel to each other online, in response to a world "polluted by too much verbal violence". with me is eileen burbidge who's a technology entrepreneur and partner at passion capital. let's begin with the daily mirror. virus panics, pictures of people wearing masks on the london tube, and more details of just how the london tube, and more details ofjust how the nhs, it says, cannot cope if the virus strike ‘s here in a large—scale form. the crux of this piece is actually quoting jeremy hunt, the former health minister and now the chair of the health select committee. obviously he knows what he is talking about and it is pul

. >> as for meg grown and baby archie, it is believed they are still back in canada. her first appearance here is scheduled for march 5th. >>> pro tennis player is retiring at the age of 32. the five-time grand slam title champion and former number one ranked player has been having shoulder problems for years. she won wimbledon in 2004. she won two titles at the french open and one each at the u.s. open and australian open and served a ban in 2016. >>> a bill under consideration aims to ban girl aisles and boys' aisles in any california store that has children's products. it would require children's products be offered in a single gender-neutral section. if passed the bill would apply to children's clothing, toys and childcare items at all retail department stores with 500 or more employees. >>> a special exhibit in san francisco called levi strauss, a history of american style. our betty u got a preview on cbsn bay area. >>> a lot of people no levis is headquartered here. but they don't know he was a jewish immigrant that made his way here to start his business. >> e

civil engineer dean archie morley explains the principle was the father would be to in order to stabilize the building substrate piles were driven into the bed in each area. it's efficient piles are used in the areas then so that with water the mud between the piles becomes compressed and thus more stable than everything outside the area the piles keep everything together and prevent the substrate from being washed out that's the principle behind ground stabilization of the body. in this way the venetians created man made areas on which an entire city could gradually be built. because architects had discovered that the wooden piles did not cross in the mud. the poles that up underneath the buildings in the mud. that come in and clear in oxygen free environment since none of the microbes that would normally think a would can get into that. the wood undergoes a process of mineralization it turns rock hard and remains intact for centuries. the most famous the mission buildings were constructed on this building ground of mud and wood. st mark's square with its balance how it stands 18100000 f

are rolled to the stands, where most of starkist's employees, explains government relations manager archie do the hardest hands-on work. >> 70% of that workforce is we're skinning, ta out the bones. >> reporter: once cleaned,t's measured by hand into pouches, a packaging option gaining consumer popularity; or by automation into cans, the old standby. we process close to two million cans per day. cans, individual cans. >> reporter: plus, tons and tons of fishmeal, oil and otherdu by-ps used in agriculture, medicine and nutritional supplements. it's an output that's kept starkist at the top of the consumer tuna pyramid for most of the company's existence, and that, from the early60s, made charlie tuna one of theg advertisdustry's enduring icons. >> whatcha doing with it, charlie? >> sending it to starkist so they'll notice what good taste i got! >> reporter:ut today, starkist's dominance, as well as its very existence in american samoa, is not just at risk, it's at the cff's edge. the main problems? a declining market generally for processed tuna products, down 40% in the three decades endin

megan and baby archie are believed to be in canada right now. her next official public appearance in britain is scheduled for march 5. hope francis offered prayers for the people infected by the coronavirus. >>> he held mass in front of thousands of st. peter's square to celebrate ash wednesday. people gathered in some wearing masks. other masses were canceled in italy as they struggle to keep the spread of the illness under control. >>> an odd twist of the coronavirus prevention. the cdc is telling men to take notice when it comes to facial hair. cdc said facial hair along the ceiling area of a mask meeting your beard sideburns and even mustaches would interfere. the mast will not achieve maximum protection. it does recommend a clean- shaven face maximum household disinfectants like clorox and lysol claim to kill most bacteria and viruses. >>> do these disinfect really killed the coronavirus? u.s. environmental protection agency is weighing in is that the disinfectants are thought to be effective against the coronavirus. it hasn't been scientif

a higher dose of anti-anxiety pills she adds that he almost lost his life but is now recovering archie's illiterate goat picks up the story. what is the price of living a life like that of jordan peterson a number of emotional breakdowns by the canadian who's become known as the world's top self-help guru have been caught on camera the mother comes up to me and said look i've been listening to what you've been seeing for 6 months and it's changed my life you started cleaning up my room and telling the truth just one of frank you for helping me you'd think a widely cited academic and author of a global bestseller explaining how to fix your life wouldn't have any problems with keeping his old in order but lately professor peterson's been in a real trouble with his health this is what his daughter has told us in 2017 there was a really terrible auto immune reaction to it and he went to our family doctor and was prescribed. and he took it for a number of weeks and then became physically dependent which we weren't aware of until earlier this year when my mom was diagnosed with terminal cancer

an absence of the supreme court of india a human rights lawyer from paris with archie ganguli who is south asia director of human rights watch and from london we're joined by shruti capella who's an indian his story. and lecturer in history at the university of cambridge welcome to you or colonel randy let's start with you just how dangerous is the current situation given the current state of the economy and unemployment running relatively high in the northern suburbs of new delhi does this have the potential to explode i think the time for gentian is all photo has exploded. when you have a lot of the lead by legislators of the ruling actually mouthing slogans like. goalie martin was i don't know that means you know translated that's sure you know sure and an exclusive right and that's echoing something that was said by union minister a central government minister. and that was 2 weeks ago and nor criminal complaint has been registered by the police which means that there's no accountability nobody's been arrested and you know that mom's now mousing the slogans and then you actually

independent, and their hope to avoid some of the intense media spotlight focused on them and their son, archie correspondentjonny diamond. well, one last burst of royal engagements in march and then as you say, at the end of march it is all over for their public royal role. we know that they will come back regularly, we are told, but when they do, they'll come back in a private capacity. they will not be working on behalf of the queen and that means their office here in buckingham palace will close. duke will hold onto the titles and the military ranks that he earned when he was in the forces but is honorary commands like the captain general see of the royal marines will be suspended. —— like captain generalcy of the royal marines that he held. they'll still be known as the duke and duchess of sussex, they'll still have the title of his and her royal highness but they won't use it. will they still be able to call themselves royal? that's still up for discussion — we'll hear later in the year, but i suspect it's not going to happen. also making news today: britain's government has announced pro

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many observers are asking themselves can bring you sanders will really pull this off mop and archie new york well a storm of speculation is brewing online over the cancellation of a highly regarded poll in the iowa caucus supporters of bernie sanders are claiming the results were suppressed because they're counted it was doing too well they did more in register poll has been published for the past 76 years it's considered a solid predictor of success ahead of the state caucus c.n.n. which publishes the results said at least one interviewer heard accidentally omitted the question on candidate peter bowditch egg but sunder supporters said they suspect foul play. bernie sanders is winning iowa and the des moines register not releasing their poll tonight over one poll voters concerned proves that they don't want to show how much bernie was winning and this was the easy way out the pool that really matters is the demoing bill just the c.n.n. poll that they decided not to release an hour before that was supposed to keep in mind induced warren and c.n.n. is openly unto sunders l.o.l. des moine

all in the family came out to promote liberal values for most of the people who watched it thought archie was the hero and the whole point of the show was to make fun of the college-educated media. >> to be more conspiratorial, conspiratorial, when i go to a restaurant with my family and then to recognize fundamentally the modern it business model is what they call information arbitrage. and with those revenues that they make for as long as possible and there is something very disturbing about the way it captures our attention. i talk to a lot of entrepreneurs with the productivity on their workforce working eight or nine hours maybe only working for five because they are so absorbed in their devices.e d to a lot of entrepreneurs with the productivity on their workforce working eight or nine hours maybe only working for five because they are so absorbed in their devices. i don't think that's what we are doing. >> so the last is education that transcends the shared interest. this doesn't share the same level of education. >> and that education is useful. as much as the different studies sh

archie new york. u.s. presidential candidate michael bloomberg will sell his media empire if he becomes president the announcement came ahead of the latest round of democratic debates being held on wednesday in las vegas bloomberg will for the 1st time face his rivals who've been crying foul over the billionaires spending on campaign advertisements summated bloomberg has splashed out more than $400000000.00 on television radio and online advertising that's 10 times more than current party frontrunner bernie sanders well donald trump spends around 325000000 on his whole 202016 campaign earlier andrew farmer discussed the issue with legal analyst jennifer damascus or libertarian presidential candidate arvind very raw political analyst. because if i could start with you. says that bloomberg is buying is that a fair comment i do think it's a fair comment even if you look at the rules that the d.n.c. has instituted this is a complete change of what they've done so far this complete you know this late runners co

asked caleb happen archie new york. the president of the philippines is threaten to rip up a longstanding military pact with the u.s. and i thought the washington council the tourist visa issue to one of his close political allies over an anti drug crackdown or drink or deter the u.s. to reconsider. suit bottle. but go on the move and watering your this is the 1st time. i mean you know. you know. why are you a better man may be brief. visit being force is agreement. also boil down in the so called visiting forces agreement has been in place since 1909 it allows us troops to take part in joint training exercises in the philippines foreign affairs analyst richard hay darian gave us his views on the disputes. here is the president the 3rd is really angry at the united states not only because of the travel ban or restriction imposed on these key allies but there are concerns that the united states might actually move forward with the priest and other kinds of sanctions against the president himself down the road especially

trainee lawyers and courtrooms the court says it goes against the neutrality in a courtroom less show archie's peter all over has more germany's constitutional court has decided that when it comes to wearing islamic headscarves court rooms are a special case a blanket ban on religious symbols similar to what they have in france isn't favored in germany but when it comes to wearing islamic headscarf in court that's a different matter the court has rejected the constitutional complete against the ban on wearing a headscarf for certain official activities all those obligation constitute an interference with the completeness freedom of belief and other fundamental rights this is justified the case was brought by german the rocket legal trainee you argue that the state of cases rules that she couldn't wear red scarf while carrying out certain official duties was constitutional the ruling by the constitutional court has raised a few eyebrows on social media with people asking the question why a crucifix is allowed to call room but a headscarf is not. on the one hand the state may prohibit women lawy

little archie did too. much of our brains are used to recognize faces of visual processing and therefore we just give you enough to sort of experience. some sort of empathetic sort of emotional response i'm curious to know what the optimal combination of man and machine would be so if you could spend a weekend with sophia what would you do i don't know why i would want to spend that we can get severe have to think about why my time is really valuable in terms of what my focus of my objectives not disrespect but you know what would be my objective what i have to be very deliberate in what i'm doing just because i do not get a chance to spend time with a really cool marketing concept is and not you know. i i think you answered this it would be censored i'm just you go. you know what i love about the. contribution it's the fact that he has learned from so many human being again much when i think i would love to learn different perspectives on my own thinking you know another thing that i would like to add is r

independent, and their hope to avoid some of the intense media spotlight focused on them and their son archiespondentjonny diamond. well, one last burst of royal engagements in march and then at the end of march it will be all over for their public royal role. we are told they will visit the uk regularly after that but that'll be in a private capacity. they won't be working on behalf of the queen. that means their office here in buckingham palace were close. the duke will hold onto the titles and military ranks that he owned when he was in the forces, but his honorary commands, like the captain general see of the marines will be suspended, they will both still be known as the duke and duchess of sussex. they will hang onto the title of ‘s or her royal highness, but they won't use it. as for the question as to whether they will be able to call themselves royal, we don't know, think it is likely they won't be able to. we will find out later in the year. britain's government has announced proposals for a new immigration system that will make it much more difficult for low—paid workers to come in

that crash sending the bus off the road, killing the driver, 59-year-old archie cheesman. this all taking place at a well-known busy intersection. >> we have handled several crashes in this area. any time you have a busy intersection you are going to see more traffic crashes occur. >> reporter: some on the bus taken to the hospital. we've learned none of the other injuries were serious. and tonight, ohio state police are working on determining which vehicle ran the light. >> mona, thank you. >>> next, president trump slamming his impeachment trial. hours before closing arguments begin in the senate. here's david wright. >> reporter: tonight, unrepentant, president trump sat down with fox news ahead of the super bowl. >> i use the word witch hunt. i use the word hoax. i see the hatred. i see the -- they don't care about fairness. they don't care about lying. >> reporter: he let loose on his rivals and his critics. >> what they have done -- all the media, i call it the fake news. and it is fake news, so much of it. a lot of the fakeness is they don't want to report the good

a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at archie h.q. in moscow thanks for joining us this hour a civilian airliner carrying 172 passengers has been forced to make an emergency landing at russia's air base in syria. and israeli air raid on a damascus suburb put the plane in danger and russia's defense ministry denounced israel for using civilian aircraft as a shield. only due to the time the actions of damascus airport dispatches and efficient operation of the automated traffic control system did the airbus a 320 manage to successfully land the closest alternative if eld russia's base i was on the streets when the attack happened here in damascus at about 1 12 am local time here on thursday on the sex of this month at about $115.00 local time a loud explosion was heard and that was the syrian air defenses. trying to repel what it looked like an israeli attack and then later on the syrian army command issued a statement clarifying what happened saying that israeli fighter jets carried out attacks from over southern lebanon on the occupied

on espionage and hacking charges and could face a sentence of up to 175 years archie is not your tutor as more the u.k. system starts to decide whether junior will indeed be extradited to the u.s. on their request when i came here this morning there were hues of journalists and protesters here apparently this court has never seen so many people before so they are finding it a little bit hard to handle now didn't assault his father has spoken out he's spoken of his torture and says that it will happen to all journalists if this extradition is a successful. julian. mills a. threat to. all of. that is. to journal. public and public life if this extradition this political extradition julian the son is successful we've heard from the british point of view the those who are having to speak up and think about allowing this extradition they spoken a lot about the official secrets the 911 and 989 official secrets which isn't generally only used on spies it bans the disclosure of classified information passed to target foreign spies and traitors and it's also used against journalists there have

different story or their law to do that they're honored for watching the hawks michelle greenstein archie. we all learned our balance consonant sounds as a kid i was homeschooled and distinctly remember my mom's lessons on the letter g. sometimes it's hard sometimes it's soft it can sound like just an giraffe mimicking the letter j. or it can sound like the end date seems simple enough right but if you were one of the thousands of people confused on how to say gee if or is it if i've got some quirky news for you but james smucker company that makes just you know the peanut butter recently teamed up with chippy the online database and search engine that allows users to search and share short videos without sound shifts or graphics interchange format are super popular often used in tweets text messages and online publication for a limited time on amazon you can buy just peanut butter with 2 late one spell traditionally j.i.s. and one spelt like the online database of a lariat images spelt g.i.'s guess what they are both pronounce just or are that. the world may never know i think just buyin

they thought that archie was the hero and the whole point of the show was to become of the college-educated the people can vote for the media. they have mentalities and cultures of their own. >> when i go to a restaurant with my family and i see half of the tables kids and parents staring at their device is not speaking to each other and then you realize fundamentally the modern it business model is largely built on what others have called information arbitrage. every second you stare at the device as opposed to communicating with your family and the dollar of revenue they make hi them and they are good t making devices that make you stare at boosting is as long as possible. and i think that there is something very disturbing about the way it captures our attention and makes us less productive and i've talked to a lot of entrepreneurs who are really worried about the effect it has on productivity and the workforce and people are working eight or nine hours, but maybe only working four or five hours because they are so absorbed in their devices. .. >> and it depends if the education is usefu

. >> fue archie. >> muchacha ellos no van por allÁ, esa gente no los conoce. >> no tampoco, se llamaando con ella y desde desde el pÚblico sacÓ a su papÁ lo invitÓ a cantar y fue un momento espectacular, si divirtieron mucho y me da mucho gusto celebrar una nueva vuelta al sol y con tanto apoyo y cariÑo de su publi por tantos aÑos. >> y aparte ahora en la voz que lo estÁ haciendo superbiÉn, felicidades. >> tambiÉn un grupo de fanÁticos llevaron hasta mariachi que le contaron las maÑanitas y ella volviÓ a decir que lo Único que querÍa era cantar para su shij. >> cantando la kngs no llorÓ, pero estaba la canciÓn para ellos. >> ya saben quiÉn estÁ aquÍ? >> llegÓ el momento de ver quienes fueron las mejores y peores vestidas, pedimos a mujeres que probaran el nuevo dove even tone antitranspirante... y que no se miran las axilas durante 21 dias y me siento muy emocionada. no, no he mirado. oh my god. estaba mucho más oscuro. no, la diferencia se ve mucho aquí. yo pienso que los sobacos ahora se ven más parejos, es el mismo color. es mucha la diferencia. nuestra fórmula exclusiva con vitam

across the east river from manhattan to the humble outer borough made famous by the new york mets, archier, and kevin james. how they heck did they end up in a warehouse in queens? >> everything ends up in a warehouse in queens. >> but first our "strange inheritance" quiz question... the answer after the break. >> so, which of these three bands had the most drummers? well, nirvana had six drummers through the years. that beats pearl jam's five. but if you count the fictional heavy-metal group spinal tap, it had as many as a dozen, some of whom died of spontaneous human combustion. >> [ singing operatically ] >> you don't need to know a lot about opera to appreciate the strangeness of the inheritance marlene piturro gets from her husband, howard van hyning. but a little bit of knowledge can't hurt. so let's go back to lucca, italy, 1924. maestro giacomo puccini is composing the second act of his masterpiece "turandot." >> turandot is a princess. she's beautiful, of course. she does not want to marry anyone because her ancient relative had bad luck with men. so she tells three riddles, and

. >> regulars call archie a fixture. >> it's like kidnapping if you ask me. >> the couple filed a police report, the suspect was seen holding t drink. >> maybe he wants to sell the dog, i don't know. >> they say that the french bulldog is likely valued at $4500, hot she is different, a blue font, a rare color. they desperately want their dogs back. here's a closer look at the suspect described to be 35 to 40 years old, last seen wearing a black and blue vertical striped hoodie. the couple is offering a $1000 reward for any information leading to the dog's whereabouts. anyone with information is asked to contact san jose police. >>> not to the east bay where bart says one of the passengers on board a train was beaten by someone with a chain. it happened around 6:00 last night as it was approaching the lee merritt station in oakland. he asked the man for directions then hit him with what could have been a bike lock. the suspect is described as a white man in his 30s wearing a white t-shirt, black sweatpants, a beanie and was carrying two plastic bags. fewer people are riding hard on nights

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. >> i was thinking, maybe archy is applying -- >> that, too. >> i think stanford does have a stand upon. i think that's where they're visiting. and that place does try to solve world issues. world problems. and that's in keeping with what they're trying to do. >> flying commercial. >> welcome to real life. >> they may be saying, can we go back to being royals? >> meghan, can you fast peanuts? >> no peanuts anymore. >> do you have pre-check? >> i just want to hear you say sussex. >> the way he said that. >> okay, guys. brick and mortar retailers desperate to attract shoppers. they have a new secret weapon. booze. according to the "washington post," shopping centers, mallser and others are increasingly allowing and people the enjoy a beverage and they say it loosens the purse strings. that makes essential. i've organized auctions and you want to boost people up. i'm feeling good. let's do this. just don't spill on the merchandise. >> the first time i saw that at a retail store was at a nordstrom store in the seattle area maybe six or seven years ago. there was this upscale cafe in the c

queen has reportedly requested harry, meghan and archie, return to london for the commonwealth service not sure it's not clear they weren't paid for the event in florida >> until we get it confirmed >> they owe the queen $3 million for that cottage >> that's it >> and how about los angeles i know so many people from l.a. that want to get back to l.a maybe she had the itch >> the new fresh prince of bel air. >> all right >> random laughter >> you had a good one back there. >> thank you, anthony. >> he was just reading the internet >>> just ahead, who wore it best natalie, of course she takes us inside the glitz and glamour of the oscars red carpet >>> also coming up, three words, hoda and oprah tell you what they were up to over the weekend first, your local news and weather. >> you're besties now. we're proving the new keurig k-duo brewer makes any occasion the perfect coffee occasion. breakfast in bed! just add ground coffee for a carafe, or pop in a pod for a freshly brewed cup. exactly how i like my coffee. you've got your carafe. i've got my light roast. we're brewing the love. hey

no other option >> reporter: with the support of the queen, prince harry, meghan, and their son, archied nbc news learned from two sources familiar with the conversations that prince harry is in talks with investment bank goldman sachs about participating in an interview series for employees broadcast on youtube >> i left the fashion stuff to you professionals. >> reporter: and we're getting a look at meghan's stint as the first guest editor in british "vogue." >> i don't know if anyone has done it before. >> in the history of "vogue," you're the first >> reporter: the september 2019 issue focused on a diverse group of women all working towards change >> anyone should be able to see themselves in it and that's what i feel proud that we've accomplished. >> reporter: just what the duke and duchess of sussex will take on next is anyone's guest. but you might want to keep an eye on them for your next flight >> harry and meghan still do have to perform some royal duties the queen has requested they attend the commonwealth day service next month and complete what is described as a final round

came out it was supposed to promote liberal values but most of the people who watched it thought the archiewas the hero and the whole point of a show was to make fun of the college educated. so people can filter the media, they have their own. >> i may be more conspiratorial in modern 19, when i go to a restaurant with my family and i see basically half of the table and all the kids are staring at the devices and the parents are staring at the devices and not speaking to each other and then you recognize fundamentally the modern it business model is built on what others have called information arbitrage, every second year staring at the device as opposed to reading a book or your family is a dollar revenue they make and they're very good at making devices that make you stare at those things as long as possible. and i think there's something very disturbing about the way that it captures our attention in the way it mrs. less productive and attract a lot of onto winners who are really worried about the effect of productivity in the workforce and people are working, eight, nine hours but maybe

. >> now, prince harry's grandmother, the queen, has said harry, meghan and their son archie will beved members of the family. harry and meghan's last scheduled public appearance as fully fledged royals is expected to be march 9th. that's when they join the queen at westminster abby for the observance of commonwealth day. and despite all the controversy here, jon, harry will remain sixth in line for the crown. jon: some things don't change, david lee miller thank you. >>> two storm systems tracking across the u.s., bringing snow to the plains, the midwest and parts of the northeast. those systems also hammering the water-logged south with more. we are live in the fox news weather center with the latest on what we can expect for mardi gras. adam? adam: hey there, jon, rain across currently the southeast stretching into portions of -- getting actually down across a little farther north than mardi gras but running up as far as off to the west as colorado. this is one of the two systems you mentioned. this is just making it soggy across the southeast and that will continue to track off t

and it's archie who's in my ear. i can't say anything because this person is talking to me. move your left arm. and i'm like -- [ laughter ] as we're doing the show. and he's like, okay, now just nod. now shake. now shake. shake one more. and switch your weight. and they yell cut. i go up, hey, man, when i'm talking to somebody you can't be in my ear. very confusing. >> jimmy: really weird. and a good call on the producer's part to let your child on the mike. >> you know why? because i'm talent, jimmy. and nobody says no to talent. >> jimmy: that's right. >> let's go to commercial. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i think it's going to be a fun show. it looks like fun. >> it's super, super fun. it's funny. i've never done anything like this before. and when they first came to me and said would you want to host this show i thought i don't know how to do it, it seems very difficult. it's not anything i've done. but i did the three lego movies. and i had such a great time doing it. and legos have become such a great part of my life, and a great part of my kids' life and it's s

. >> queen elizabeth has said harry meghan and their son archie will be in her words always loved members last scheduled appearance as royals is expected to take place march 9th when they join the queen for an observance of commonwealth day. it could make for an especially interesting family reunion. eric: wow, can you imagine being a fly on the wall? >> my thoughts exactly. jillian: a zamboni driver may have a bright future with the nhl carolina hurricanes. the emergency back up goalie jumped right in and helped the team to win 6-3 making eight saves on ten shots in yesterday's game. he is also an arena maintenance worker for the toronto. eric: isn't that great? he came through. what a historic win. great to have you here on sunday. see you at 5:00 in the morning? jillian: see you at 5:00 a.m. eric: thanks for joining us. we will be back next week. take care. president trump: i juw long have you two been together? he met her at the rally in colorado. can you believe that? can you believe it? man, did he get lucky. greg: he's not just a president. he's a matchmaker. [cheers and applause]

elizabeth, prince harry's grandmother, has released a statement saying that harry, meghan and their son archiete, much-loved members of my family. harry will remain sixth in line for the crown despite starting his new life in canada. eric: interesting that the legal language, can't use it in -- since 1776 we haven't been part of that, so i guess they could use it here. >> thanks for letting me join. do it again at 4 p.m.? for now, leland and gillian in d.c. eric: see you in a few hours. ♪ ♪ >> won the popular vote in iowa -- [cheers and applause] we won the new hampshire primary -- [cheers and applause] , -- and according to three networks in the ap, we have now won the nevada caucus! [cheers and applause] gillian: bernie sanders coming out on top last night. the picture at the top of the democratic race beginning to get a little bit clearer, sanders cementing his lead at the head of the pack after the caucuses. right now we've got 60% reporting and sanders taking