paul bettany and steve earle are on the way.e week whether they need it or not. it is "this week in unnecessary censorship." >> after announcing matt as our bachelor we received a record-breaking number of submissions from women who wanted to [ bleep ] this guy. >> he's awake, watching this, and immediately wanted a piece of the action, so we could put his [ bleep ] back in our mouths. >> sometimes the big things we do together are governmental. like [ bleep ]ing hitler's -- or going to the moon. >> every day i'm in the united states senate, i will [ bleep ] you. >> tony, stay warm, my friend. >> too late, robert, i am [ bleep ]ing cold. >> turn to the person next to you, give them a hug, someone you don't know, go [ bleep ] somebody, [ bleep ] spreader, it's a [ bleep ] spreader event, a [ bleep ] spreader event. >> mr. crabs, i know you and plankton are sworn enemies, but putting on a dress to [ bleep ] him? isn't that taking it a little too far? >> jimmy: we'll be back with paul bettany. ♪ ♪ ♪ trade in and save up to $700 on

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paul bettany, thank you for being with us this morning. we appreciate it.lous if i ever try to hug my wife. in fairness i get jealous if the puppy hugs my wife so i guess all is fair in love and war. >> that's why they call it puppy love, yeah. >> oh. >> and tell us about "wandavision." in your new show you play investigate and then there's wanda and you're moving through the decades through different american sitcoms and starts in the '50s but say action really picks up as it goes through as the decades unfold. >> yeah, that's right. i mean, we start in sitcom land and go all through the 20th century at breakneck speed and vision begins to realize something can't be right in this town. but, you know, the real world and this world are on a collision course, in fact, there were more special effects requirements for the show than for "end game" so it's going to get big. >> it is. so creative. the first episode is done in dick van dyke show style. you really -- you nail his mannerisms, did you study him beforehand? >> i did, yeah. i mean, even though i grew up

problems one i say that it will be a catastrophe more than failure and too it keeps the pandemic bettany and 3 very slow economic global economic recovery so it's morally wrong in terms of our esteemed the pandemic it to intel and it wouldn't also bring livelihood spec is that what we want health officials in the west african nation of senegal sake over 1000 variants are a feeling a surge in infections its health system is overwhelmed and medical students are being mobilized to make up for a shortage of doctors nicholas hock reports from the car. if only the dead could speak says up to juve then the living would know of the pain and distress caused by coronavirus jew for isn't even aware that cove in $1000.00 killed his 40 year old friend with stuff like gay until an autopsy was carried out he now pictures him alone and gasping for air in a hospital corridor. died in very difficult circumstances he fell ill at home after he got treatment he died we were later told he got the corona virus in the hospital and that's what killed him. senegal like many other african countries is going throug

and thursday, tessa thompson, paul bettany, and music from steve earle.i, our first guest was america's most beloved scientist, as sheldon on "the big bang theory." his latest project is the netflix adaptation of "the boys in the band." say hello to jim parsons. hi, jim. >> hi, jimmy, it's good to see you again. >> jimmy: it's good to see you too. i saw you at the beginning of this lockdown. >> i know. >> jimmy: quarantine, whatever. and now here we are, both back in our homes. >> yeah. i can't decide if -- i can't decide if it's stranger or more normalized. the normality is what feels strange to me. like, this is not a big deal, i do interviews from my home now. >> jimmy: a lot of it is easier, then it's also -- i feel like we're missing something. i don't know. there's something about being in person. my new year's resolution is to shake hands with a human being. that's what i would like to do this year. >> i keep having dreams about people hugging me, and i'm still having them, hugging or touching, and [ bleep ], we should have a mask on. i can't belie

julio: en san francisco hoy empezaron a vacunar los residentes de el asilo bettany, quienes estÁn ansiososieron la primera dosis hoy, la segunda la recibirÁn en aproximadamente 26 dÍas. >> me siento feliz de haber recibido ya la vacuna, porque es una buena oportunidad para estar juntos. julio: fernando y amanda llevan juntos 51 aÑos de casados, y hoy celebraron una fecha importante para personas de su edad, haber recibido la vacuna. >> nos hace sentir mÁs seguros, tambiÉn esperamos eliminar un poco las restricciones que hemos tenido a limitar el acceso a sus hijos y familiares. julio: si usted no tiene seguro mÉdico en san francisco, comunÍquese con el departamento de salud pÚblica para saber cuÁndo serÍa su turno para vacunarse, pero si tiene seguro mÉdico, la mejor opciÓn es comunicarse con su proveedor de seguro. por otro lado a alguno hospitales le urgen a la comunidad no llamar a sus mÉdicos de cabecera. un hospital enviÓ un comunicado a sus pacientes explicando algunas pautas. [hablan en inglÉs] julio: el condado san mateo le pide la comunidad vulnerable o sin seguro mÉdico comunicar

problems one i say that it will be a catastrophe more than failure and too it keeps the pandemic bettany and street very slow economic global economic recovery health officials and senegal's a covert 1000 variants off fueling a surgeon infections its health system is completely overwhelmed and medical students are being mobilized to make up for a shortage of doctors mexico says it will be importing the astra zeneca vaccine from india has already begun giving out the pfizer biotech shots to its people as that manual lopez obrador passed some positive for kovan 1000 a week ago but says his health is improving. the united nations says more than 200000 people have fled violence in central african republic in the past 2 months just last week its estimates were significantly lower with the agency reporting 100000 people displaced many have fled to neighboring states but most of crossed into the democratic republic of congo. military says it will abide by the constitution amid concerns the armed forces might attempt to. previously said it could take action over regularities november's election

and 2 it keeps the pandemic bettany and 3 very slow economic global economic recovery so today the e.u. gave member states the power to block exports of vaccine so how does that action square with the with dr ted ross's. view that vaccine nationalism is a bad and immoral thing. i think we have to understand really nobody is safe until everybody is safe so and there too to cover x. program we committed ourselves to solidarity so now we just want to see when a farmer citic a company says we are not able to live to deliver the crime to t.v. we promise we recommit to 2 in the contracts than it is derived of the european commission to see but where is the problem i didn't live outside. outside the european union of what's going on so they also have a notice also written in the parts of the contract of us cars in inca now also allowed to do some audits to really understand where the money goes but also to see what is the problem was not delivering and that's part of the just analyzing where is the problem when they say we can not deliver 80 millions but only certain millions they have the ri

problems one i say do it it will be a catastrophe more than trailer and 2 it keeps the pundit meek bettany and 3. the slow economic global economic recovery so it's morally wrong in terms of our esteemed depending which you to intel and it wouldn't also bring livelihood spec is that what we want. all right let's bring in our panel joining us from los cern annalise wilder smith a professor of emerging infectious diseases at the london london school of hygiene and tropical medicine in london max lawson the head of inequality policy at oxfam international and from washington d.c. julie fisher associate research professor of microbiology and immunology at georgetown university medical center welcome to you all and elise let me start with you today what are the factors here that are causing the production delays and the delays at the rollout of the vaccine. well we are living with a challenge to produce an amount of that scenes that we've never produce to such an extent ever before. we don't need to cover about 5000000000 people and know that c manufacture kind of chief this so we need many vac

and 2 it keeps the pandemic bettany and 3 very slow economic global economic recovery. so today the you gave member states the power to block exports of vaccines so how does that action square with the ted rossi's. view that vaccine nationalism is a bad and immoral thing. i think we have to understand really nobody is safe until everybody is safe so and there too to cover x. program we committed ourselves to solidarity so now we just want to see when a pharmaceutical company says we are not able to live to do this crime titty we promise we recommit to 2 in the contracts than it is to ride of the european commission to see but where is the problem i didn't live outside i did it outside the european union of what's going on so they also have a notice also written in the parts of the contract of nica now also a lot of to do some audits to really understand where the money goes but also to see what is the problem was not delivering and that's part of the just analyzing where is the problem when they say we can not deliver 80 millions but only certain millions they have the

major problems one isolated it will be a catastrophe more than failure and 2 it keeps the pandemic bettany and 3 very slow economic global economic recovery. so it's morally wrong in terms of the problem if you can tell. it wouldn't also spoke out what we want. area is set to begin its vaccination program shortly only a handful of nations in africa have begun covert 19 inoculations and there are fears the continent is being left behind in the fight to stop the pandemic 6 of the 10 countries in the world are the fastest rising infections are in africa with number 2 on that list cases there doubled in just 2 weeks from almost 10000 on january the 14th to more than 22000 africans kovan $1000.00 mortality rate is now higher than the rest of the world at 2.5 percent global average is 2.2 percent there is some good news however the african union has secured a deal for another 400000000 doses of the astra zeneca vaccine but it could take up to 3 years to vaccinate 60 percent of the constants 1300000000 strong population that's the threshold needed for vaccines to work well health officials in the

major problems one i say that it will be a catastrophe more than failure and 2 it keeps the pandemic bettany and 3 there the slow economic global economic recovery so it's morally wrong in terms of our esteemed the pandemic it will tell. it wouldn't also spoke out what we want. mexico says it will be importing the astra zeneca vaccine from india has already begun giving out the fines a biotech shots to its people present manual labor is over door says he's also expecting deliveries of russia's sputnik vaccine next week obrador tested positive for cobra 19 a week ago but says his health is improving. man miles military says it will abide by the country's constitution amid concerns the armed forces might attempt to coop previously said it could take action over alleged irregularities in november's election which the governing party when a majority of seats in parliament more than a dozen countries including the u.s. and the u.k. urged me to adhere to democratic norms. game stop shares have shot up again the stock has risen by around 70 percent clawing back most of thursday's losses not as inve

but tomorrow night we'll be back for an hour with tessa thompson, paul bettany, and music from the greatwon an oscar and four emmys for acting. she directs her first feature film, "one night in miami." it opens in theeters friday and premieres on amazon prime video on january 15th. please welcome regina king. hi, regina. >> hey, jimmy, how are you? >> jimmy: i'm okay. what a day. i assume like the rest of us you were watching tv all day? >> yeah, it's interesting. because i suspended my directv for a few months so i would stop watching tv so much. and someone called me to tell me, yeah, you need to turn the tv on. so i had to borrow a friend's hulu live account so that i could tune in. you know, i tuned in to people with pitchforks. >> jimmy: yeah. >> being escorted down the steps after protesting, very calmly, by police officers after they'd broken windows and -- yeah. the divided states of america. >> jimmy: i think this has been mentioned a lot, but boy, it sure seemed different the way this protest was handled compared to the last protest we had in washington, d.c. >> yeah. that's th

new shows featuring jim parsons, regina king, tessa thompson, elizabeth olsen, jake tapper, paul bettanyd, best coast, and steve earle. our first guest of the new year is an oscar-winning actress and dispenser of fine oils, elixirs, & anatomically-influenced candle scents, her wildly popular brand & company is called goop, please welcome gwyneth paltrow. >>> hello, how are you? >> i'm good. you made me laugh already. >> oh, good, well, maybe we should quit here, then had. how are you doing? >> i'm great, happy new year, how are you? >> i'm okay, i'm all right are. i would rather be at work than back at the house, we are trying to be safe. i know we are supposed to be in studio togetherlooking forward g out. i don't know the if you were. >> i was, i was. >> how did you celebrate new year's eve, did you? >> oh, my god, we are so pathetic. i think i was asleep by 9:00, 10:00. >> really, did you watch the east coast feed of the ball dropping and hit the hay? >> no. >> not even. >> no, i made dinner and had a couple drinks and then that was the end of it. >> what can did ydid you make f? >> i

i was on a panel with gerald ford's son and bettany becker, the young lawyer who delivered the office of pardon to richard nixon, and they almost made me feel sorry for him. for a moment i thought, maybe gerald ford did the right thing but as i look at it now, i was right then that he should have been indicted and convicted, he should have gone through with a trial in the senate. he was impeached. he just want convicted because he resigned before that. but had he been held accountable maybe, just maybe, even donald trump, even the man who has broken every norm and every rule, would have realized that there could be consequences for his conduct. and maybe we wouldn't be in the horrible situation we are now and divides that we have now and lying to the public, by the way, was one of the pieces of evidence that we sent as part of the roadmap to impeachment. >> yeah. and, paul, i'll give you the last word on this because what prosecutors generally say is that the reason we sentence people is not just to be cruel but as a disincentive to others to commit the same crimes. >> yes. >> and we

the first marvel series for disney plus and stars elizabeth olsen as wanda and paul bettany as visionmovie series and it's really interesting because it's not your usual superhero twist here. it's shot as a sitcom. they're stuck in a sitcom style. think of "bewitched" or "the brady bunch," and it starts in the 1960s and goes through the decades. so what i like about this is that it's not traditional. so people that aren't into action might like this, might be into this. so this one is a real fun one whether you're into marvel or not. >> all right, sandra, thank you so much. of course, music we don't have time for but know we already mentioned it. zayn from one direction, new music out, but, sandra, thank you so much for joining us. watch sandra vergara on "people: the tv show" weekdays and pick up "people" on newsstands nationwide. >> dan hasn't recovered from the breakup of one direction multiple directions now. >> they grew up. >> they did. i hate to break it to you. >> do we have a defibrillator? whew. >>> coming up another round of "deals & steals," all you need to get you a bette

major problems one i say that it will be a catastrophe more than failure and 2 it keeps the pandemic bettany and 3. very slow economic global economic recovery. so today the a you gave member states the power to block exports of vaccines so how does that action square with the with dr ted ross's. view that vaccine nationalism is a bad and immoral thing. i think we have to understand really nobody is safe until everybody is safe so and there too to cover x. program we committed ourselves to solidarity so now we just want to see when a pharmaceutical company says we are not able to live to deliver the quantity we promised we recommitted to in the contracts that it is derived of the european commission to see but where is the problem i didn't leave outside did it outside the european union of what's going on so they also have a notice also written in the parts of the contract of cousin inka now also allowed to do some audits to really understand where the money goes but also to see what is the problem was not delivering and that's part of the just analyzing where's the problem when they say we

sorry major problems one isolated it will be a catastrophe moral failure and 2 it keeps the pandemic bettany and 3 very slow economic global economic recovery so it's morally wrong in terms of arresting the pandemic it will tell. it wouldn't be spec is what we want so that's the w.h.o. speaking earlier on let's take a look at the global effort to inoculate people as quickly as possible canada has ordered the most vaccines relative to its population but there's frustration about the rollout 2 major pharmaceuticals have delayed deliveries which means only about 2 percent of its people have received jobs so far new zealand has ordered enough to vaccinate its entire population 3 times but has not begun its campaign yet its promise to give free doses to neighboring pacific island nations then there's israel which is leading with the world's fastest vaccination rate more than 30 percent off its population just israelis have received at least one dose the european union is facing delivery problems making for a slow start less than 2 percent of its population is inoculated then you have the african

elizabeth, i understand you and your co-star paul bettany get along very well except for an incidentbeing dubbed snotgate. >> yes. paul and i have worked together now about six years, and we have never been in a legitimate argument, a true moment where we bother one another before i had mentioned to him while he was painted purple and kissing me his snot had dripped on to my face and he got genuinely angry and defensive and it was so shocking that after all this time, that's what made him really, really mad at me and now, he's like telling everyone this story. we got over it quickly, but it was a definitely a weird moment when you work with a person for such a long time and you get to see them mad at you. >> so, let's switch gears, let's talk about marvel studios has said that "wandavision" is teamed up with the dr. string and the multiverse of madness. you're shooting it now. what can you talk about? >> there's never much we can talk about, but i do think that "wandavision" is a natural progression into what happens in "dr. strange 2." intertwining the television format with the fil