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>>> kate, beyonce, and awe at the biggest fashi event of the year. we have got so much gossip. >> beyonce shuts down the met gala red carpet. >> queen bee with no wedding ring and there was jay-z? >> undercover >> a fun dinner with kate. >> plus the dirty after party details. >>later, secrets about style players, our fashion guru joe is here with the met game. which trend was the worst? >> don't try this at home. >> you had quite a week. >> michael strahan's first interview about the live drama. >> on the other side of the dirt. was the first to take over michael's chair? >> and my mama said knock you out. >> our mother's day week continues with l.l. cool j's mom sharing his most embarrassing childhood photo. >> that's when he was toilet training. >> for may this is "entertainment tonight." so manystars. obviously stories at the huge met gala in new york and we've got it all covered. beyonce, noring, no husband. couples kardashians, baby bump, bare back side? >> madonna, what were you thinking? i cannot wait to hear what joe zee has to say abothat. >

we also saw aws, which is less than 10% of their sales.we saw a sequential decline in their margins. like josh just said in the clip, we know these -- microsoft and google, i think there's a scenario where you see both of the margins contract. then this stock becomes amazingly overvalued. >> i think that's absolutely true. because the three businesses they're in, retail, media and cloud computing, are all intensely competitive businesses. they're not playing with small boys anymore. you're talking google and microsoft. i think they push the margins down. they could have huge revenues. but nothing to show for the profits. >> the follow-up to that, microsoft and google is overvalued as well? >> google has its advertising business. which is this incredible cash cow. amazon does not have the equivalent of that business. microsoft has windows and office. cash cows, but still profit machines. i don't think amazon has a profit machine. it has a revenue machine, but it doesn't have a profit machine. >> where is amazon a victim of its own success i

and 130-plus years you've do-- 140 years you've done an awful lot of good work for an awful lot of people. core. that, uh, must make you feel good putting your head on a pillow at night. >> yeah. you know, we all do this work because we're really passionate about helping people get back on their feet. and, as you say, it's tremendously rewarding. certainly the most rewarding >> in a day like this, where funding is so difficult, what are all the different sources of your funding? >> well, a lot of our money comes from government funding, but we have to raise a lot of money to make ends meet. we raise about $13.5 million a year. about half of that comes from uja-federation of new york, and the rest we raise privately from events, board members, foundations, and so forth, because government doesn't actually pay 100 cents on the dollar. they don't actually pay any of us the full cost of what it requires to run these programs. so, all of us are in the position of raising additional money in order to make ends meet, as well as being able to provide more services, richer services and pilot proje

to really awful.s one, they've knocked off what you would think of as not too awful. they are already forecasting quite awful and truly awful and that is because the treasury is trying to get to a conclusion. the other point that is worth noting is the nature of these things, the bid of this forecast that does the work is 215 for people who have one at home. it essentially says we think that spending will be depressed because people will have read our awful forecast about how things are going to be, and they will adjust accordingly. there is a self-fulfilling element to this. that said, it is not unreasonable to say that the -- there were a lot of indications that the pound would fall. there are lots of other bodies and there would be reasonable questions to ask about inward investment, about employment decisions, there be a whole bunch of questions about how contracts and things are going to work if britain votes for brexit, there'll be a lot of uncertainty on june 24. shery: so nobody will want to u

we sat down for an at-home exclusive to find out. >> it was an awful season.ul. >> it was an emotional roller coaster. >> you're caught. p> lisa rena seems to have taken it to you this season. >> yeah. she might as well hit me with a baseball >> shut up. you know what [ bleep ] own it. >> a lot of people are wondering if it's lisa last season. is she callin quits? >> i'm going to beambiguous. nothing has been decided yet. for the most part, i had an amazing time. pt's begin me so many incredible platforms. >> lisa's latest platform is the vanderpump dog foundati dedicated to improving the lives of dogs. it's cause close to her heart. thank you for inviting us into this spectacular, gorgeous home. you're welcome. it's my zoo really. >> li gave me a tour of her home which includes swans, miniature horses and eight dogs. >> can i have a little cuddle? >> doggy would have fit in perfect the met gala. we've got so much more met gala fashiins. beyonce dress exclusive from joe zee. >> news about the dress no else knows. >> the best and worst dress. it looked like she

. >> plus, shock and awe at the biggest fashion even of the year. we have got so much gossip. >> how was the video? >> queen b was no wedding ring and where was jay-z? and undercover couple. a chl. >>> plus, all the dirty after party details. and later, secrets about the style player our fashion guru is here with his game of dos, don'ts and do overs and what trend was the absolute worse? >> don't try this at home wi dan you had quite a week. michael strahan about all the live drama. >> i'm on other side of the dirt. >> who will be first to take over michael's chair. nd> a >> go "e.t." >> my mama said knock it out. j.'s mom sharing his most cool embarrassing childhood photo. >> cutie. >>> now for may 3rd, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight." so many stars and behind the scenes stories and a huge gal a in new york and we have it all covered. couple? kardashian, babe by bump? bareback side? >> madonna -- what were you thinking? i cannot wait to hear what he has to say about that. >> a lot to say. >> sec weapon is here along in the fashion world. most

the store riff to success is about the aws, the amazon cloud services, and if you are looking at the, and the last quarter, they drew about 15% of the revenues and had about the same amount of profit as the rest of the quote, unquote amazon. here is my predick is shun for you, at some point the performance is so great they have to spin it off as a separate company. that is interesting, and people would disagree with me, but aws is the driver more than anything for the company. >> i do disagree, and part of reason why is that google le is also out there, and they have the target set on the cloud, and they can afford the spend a lot of money to drive the prices down and affect amazon's business model for years to come if they ke decide, but the decide that jeff bezos is running ow of ways to spend money, amazon fresh, and if they roll it out, groceries are going to be costing so much money, investors' heads will spin, so don't get attached to that idea, and on the amazon direct idea, it has the potential to change the game in video, because it emphasizes n gn gaugement over w number of

we have shared these awful instances where men and women are killed needless late. announcer: in a sunday story in washington post, a band of exasperated republicans act of late plotting to draft in independent candidates who would keep donald trump from the white house. bill kristol is joining us here. how is your effort coming along? bill: there is a lot of support out there. we should have a choice other than he and hillary clinton or donald trump. getting a serious, credible every fouro run years, it is not so easy to do. you have two parties who set a monopoly situation there are serious people engaged in real direction -- discussions and it is not too late. it is a question of finding the right candidate. deadlines, the deadline for texas has passed although there may be another way together on the ballot. winky face in terms of the calendar? bill: texas and north carolina, you would probably have received. the law would probably succeed. everywhere else you can get on. other places are harder the and others stop anything can happen. you can get on a bunch of

tents, just awful. the pigs and lie down together. they are just like they landed on mars. one and four new yorkers is from ireland, one and four. the biggest surge of immigration, a million 5 had left their country and they are clogged. they fill it had jails. they filled what was call it had new york city lunatic asylum. this is awful, misery, how is this going to help our people? he's also encouraged because some of his fellow educating have done very well in this new country, there are lawyers, prosecutors, judges, writers, politicians, they have the year of the president, he speaks to 5,000, 10,000 people a pop, the new york city gives lab rate story of his escape and says this man the unit and he is essentially jesus for the irish. the backlash which you touched on is the no-nothing party. at one point second biggest political party in the united states, its peak in 180's, -- 1850's, founded for antiirish but mostly antiirish, they elect a governor of massachusetts, a governor in new york and push

the united states has assisted to combat this awful practice abroad is limited. close quote. and limited is an understatement, mr. president. aoeup -- i'm releasing this report today which outlines the u.s. government's limited, limited efforts. i'm embarrassed that the state department u.s. agency aren't engaged in dedicating resources to put an end to this. according to the g.a.o., usaid and the state department each had one active stand on the project focused on stopping female genital mutilation. one of these projects is gone, already ended. and less than $2 million has been spent on these projects combined. the g.a.o. also found the united states has never contributed, never contributed a penny to the world's largest international effort against this horrible, awful practice. it's called the joint program on f.g.m. it's embarrassing. we have not put one penny into this. during the course of the g.a.o. investigation, state and usaid both began to take action. they were embarrassed, i assume. if they weren't, they should have been. but they haven't done much. usaid, for ex

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they're playing awful baseball. there are other numbers showing really how awful they are.ll as the record, they have scored only 99 runs in 30 games. by the way that's not good. last in baseball. braves as a team hit only seven homeruns as team. look at that number this way. there are 18 players individuallindividually in baset least have eight more than the whole braves times. bryce harper best player in baseball now he wasn't happy with that pitch and that's not bryce harper at the plate much that's he is pi notice s that was an awful pitch. the umpire was -- terrible call. so bryce harper says something he gets thrown out. but he got his money's worth. the next batter hits a homerun in the bottom of the ninth after harper gets thrown out. you shall never throw out harper the best player in baseball. harper when he comes out to the celebration -- bryce harper may have cost himself more money in fines after the game as well. >> i was pretty upset. i don't think it was right to even do that. let hem hear what i had have to say and let him hear it again. so what? >> couple

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aw. we'll be right back. (cheering and applause) aw. we'll be right back.en our troops don't come back, someone has to help their families move forward. my family lost so much. it was a shock. it was a void. special operations warrior foundation was there for me. without special operations warrior foundation, i don't know how we would all afford to go to college. now through july 31st, a portion of each sale of specially marked cherry extra strength 5-hour energy® shots benefits the special operations warrior foundation. we hope you will join the fight. back to the daily show. now yesterday we saw hasan minhaj travel to canada to report on the 25,000 syrian refugees they have admitted or roughly 23,000 more than america has. showoffs. in part two hasan sits down with the man responsible. >> last time i discovered the citizens much can along with their prime minister have well kemmed more than 25,000 syrian refugees lick this family i met in ottawa. >> well, i want to say thank you to canada. >> sure, they look and act harmless, but if you listen carefully,

aw, she looks adorable. [ audience aws ] i can't imagine she'd do anything too bad. the person i'm talking to." [ laughter ] bad dog. you're very vain who's next? oh, that's a cute little puppers. what does this guy do? "i remind people it's whom let the dogs out." [ light laughter ] bad dog. and also, i don't think you're right. i think you're wrong about that. who's up next? oh, this one. "i'm the one who releases updates to adobe reader." [ laughter ] we're fine. we're fine with adobe as it is. [ light laughter ] who's next? he's a good little boy. "i buried my bone." okay, well, there's nothing bad about that. all dogs do that. wait, i'm sorry, there's more. "in your mom." [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] [ applause ] bad dog. who's next? oh, this guy's too cute. "i show up to byob parties with one michelob ultra." [ light laughter ] you're the worst. who do we have next? aw, the only t "i livestream my wife giving birth on facebook." [ laughter ] oof. bad dog. nobody -- just bad dog. who do we have next? no doubt about it, that's a good boy. "i dress up like a cat

[ audience aws ] oh, he's an adorable little cutie.uld pee on fire hydrants that correspond to the gender on their birth certificate." [ laughter ] horrible position to take. who do we have next, you guys? oh, that's a nice little mutt. "i think we should put an african-american on the $20 bill." well, that's -- nothing wrong with that at all. that makes perfect sense. oh, wait. you guys, i'm sorry, there's more. "it should be bill cosby." [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] bad -- [ laughter ] bad dog. who do we have next? oh, wait a minute, everybody. this is my dog frisbee. frisbee, what did you do? "i know seth's new kid is the baby but seth's the one who [ bleep ] himself." [ laughter ] frisbee -- you know what? that was "extreme dog shaming." we'll be right back with ricky gervais, everybody. stick around. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ owen! hey kevin. hey, fancy seeing you here. uh, i live right over there actually. you've been to my place. no, i wasn't...oh look, you dropped something. it's your resume with a 20 dollar bill taped to it.

so relatives here will be an awful morning for them, an absolutely awful morning.an military spokesman says passenger belongings and parts of the aircraft have been located north of the coastal city of alexandria. as the french foreign minister insists that the paris airport from which the airbus 320 departed was completely secure. >> translator: the government strengthened all its measures following the january attacks. everything has been done to reinforce everywhere. >> reporter: u.s. government officials serving as analysts in the investigation are operating under the

. >> it's a commentary that makes it so awful. these guys are cracking up.>> you have to respect this. >> video number two. >> this video is supposedly took place at a haunted school hospital in honduras. >> that's creepy. >> yeah. >> it looks like a clown. >> it comes out. oh, he's done it. >> clown goes again. >> and this one? >> it's fake. i believe this is fake. >> thanks. sniebl it's fake too. >> no. i'm going with real. that's the ghostly energy of a clown. >> i'll go with fake but a pretty good one. >> at least you guys have one smart person in there. you guys are looking at video evidence of a ghost. i don't believe in ghosts but i can't mess with the video. i'm take it's real. you at home can doubt like the rest of the "right this minute" but we know what's up. >> video number three. >> you have to listen closely on this one. this is a tube on oak island. 0 >> aw. >> i want this to be real. >> no. >> they could have had so many people the end. >> that was hilarious. >> i wanted it to be real too but if you listen closely there's a point tando where

biotech reporter, meg, this is awful. really. >> yeah, it's just sort of on going, never ending.ep hearing from them, they will change this and we find out they are not changing it. it goes back to the two little old drugs. they are heart drugs. they are very old. valeant acquired them and raised the prices and as they got more and more attention from multiple government committees, they promised they would offer hospitals the volume based rebates of up to 30% on these and as they were dragging from congress again just two weeks ago, and the senate committee on ageing showed that none of these big hospitals were getting discounts, bill ackman who just joined the board promised he would do more to provide this discount. take a listen what he told congress. >> instead of individually negotiating these discounts, why not just make the 30% price decrease on them across the board? that was my suggestion. >> even if i use the drugs as an example instead of two wellson disease drugs, a 30% decrease -- >> i totally get it. >> okay. >> so we're going to come up with an appropriate price a

which actually means that -- yeah, my paintings are awful, to begin with. that colorblindness has given me an interest in visual perception. coming from a small village, there wasn't much going on really. i remember when i was about 18, going to the tate in liverpool and seeing an exhibition. there was a little moment, sort of a spark that occurred, that i was somehow fascinated. the sculptures that looked ordinary, sort of figurative sculptures from one angle. and then you look at the artwork from the front, and you realize the sculptures is incredibly thin. minute, thin figures. so sort of -- they were playing with perception, i suppose. but there was something there that sort of caught my imagination. narrator: years later, luke would apply that same fascination to a sculpture of his own. luke: i made "mia" through my concern for my daughter's upbringing, perhaps, in this digital age we are in. we are all infused to these little gadgets, so she is holding onto, engrossed in her mobile phone standing on the train station. the interesting thing is from a d

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it was awful work, they got paid very little. fertilityeated the revolution in the developed world. it is also a story about the decline of slavery and the rise of other types of global labor and migration. also a really major problem, particularly among the chinese workers, who often kill themselves because the work was so awful. here's a look at one of the sheds, and the deposits. here with guano carts there filling. they would then put them in , to take to chutes the united states and europe. 1840 -- there is an ad for pacific guano. of just a look at the period kuan no export, really peaking and 1870's. a little decline there, and then going down again after that. this period, exports were more than 12.6 million metric tons. talk about mining. relationshiphis in to our lecture on coal mining. there is a real analog here between tapping into these fossil forms of soil fertility and the shift in organic to fossil fuel regime. retained control of the islands, but it was dominated by british trade myers out of liverpool, and another at of london that had a motto applied the house of

like people think they're, you know, just there for pop and awe. and they actually mean something. comics like in the dna it's all about hope and inspiration. and we needed to get back to that. so, the comic books, they're not rebooting, which is a dirty word -- that's the swear word in comic book world. >> seth: okay. >> because it means everything you ever read and bought doesn't exist anymore. >> seth: got it. >> but the re-launch is just approaching it with a new light and bringing every character that hasn't been around back. >> seth: so that's very exciting. >> yeah. >> seth: it must be -- do you feel a real weight of responsibility having grown up as a fan of the dc comics universe? >> absolutely. because, you know, you love it and the only reason -- like when you were a kid if you saw another kid reading a comic book, you'd go talk to him. >> seth: i would. >> and when i moved to a new school and didn't have anyone to talk to i saw a kid reading a comic book, became my best friend because of that. it's like, you know, it's like music. it brings people together. and to me th

. >> the forecast is awful. the rain has been awful. >> i admit to having to carry an umbrella with me pretty much everywhere i >> it's really irritating. i want it to stop. >> do we still have a chance of extending the record-setting rain streak? >> we go to topper shutt. he is tracking the latest. >> we do. i think it will happen before midnight. we have until midnight to get the measurable rain. all you need is 1/100 of an inch. this is good news for the game. but here are the showers already approaching i-81. this is what's going to roll in as we get into the 9:00 or 10:00 hour. this is 8:00, showers in manassas and cul pepper, still dry and 62. at 10:00, light rain showers pretty much even into buoy and northern prince george's and up to 72 to gathersburg and frederick, temperatures still in the mid 50s. 59 downtown. that's 10:00 tonigh heavy activity is possible overnight mainly south of town, particularly south of fredericksburg toward the northern neck. by morning, some good news, there is not a lot of s

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awe tau d awe -- dr. kornfeld felt his mission was a life saving mission. >> reporter: dr.ornfeld, runs an addiction facility in california. mazi says wednesday, april 20th. his client received a call from a member of prince's inner circle who described him as suffering from a grave medical condition. >> he set into motion a plan to get prince to a doctor in minnesota thursday morning. kornfeld sent his son to minnesota on a red eye flight to walk prince through the recovery program at his home thursday morning. that's when the singer's body was discovered. >> one of the staff members started screaming. andrew heard the screams and went to the elevator where he saw that prince was unconscious. >> reporter: in the transcript of the 911 call, andrew kornfeld tells the dispatcher we are at prince's house. the person is dead here and the people are just distraught. mazi says andrew had a supply of addiction treatment medications with him. >> no drugs were ever administered. there is never any intention of drugs being administered. >> andrew kornfeld has been questioned by inves