sassy beyonce loving. but before we let kenneth go, he we have to do a "world news now" tradition. news now" wall of fame. >> look at all these stars here. it's good to see them. all our old friends, predecessors. look at this, what a crew, what a crew. i don't know who that guy is. oh, hey, janai. >> kenneth. woo! >> thank you! ♪ listen to the story ♪ ♪ left a good job in the city ♪ ♪ workin' for the man ♪ ♪ every night and day ♪ ♪ i never lost one minute of sleep ♪ ♪ and i was worried about the way ♪ ♪ things might have been ♪ ♪ big wheel keep on turnin' ♪ ♪ proud mary keep on burnin' ♪ ♪ and we're rollin' ♪ ♪ rollin' ♪ ♪ rollin', yeah ♪ ♪ rollin' ♪ ♪ rollin' on the river ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ oh, left a good job in the city ♪ ♪ workin' for the man every niht and day ♪ ♪ i never lost a minute of sleep ♪ ♪ worryin' about the way things might have been ♪ ♪ big wheel keep on turnin' ♪ ♪ proud mary keep on burnin' ♪ ♪ rollin' ♪ ♪ rollin' ♪ ♪ rollin' on the river ♪ ♪ say we're rollin' ♪ ♪ we're rollin' ♪ ♪ rollin' on the river ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the river ♪ ♪ doo, doo, doo, doo, doo ♪ ♪ all right ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

rocketing to stardom in the early 2000s, alongside beyonce and kelly rowland, in destiny's child. >>his way! >> reporter: the trio becoming a cultural phenomenon. ♪ releasing chart-topping hits like "survivor." "lose my breath." ♪ and "booty licious." selling more than 60 million records globally. but for michelle, behind the fame, fabulousness, was dark reality. >> moments where i just wanted to stay in bed. i chalked it up to weird work and i'm just tired. but it was more than that. and i hate i didn't say anything to the girls specifically. >> did beyonce and kelly have any clue, do you think, the depths of your depression? >> i masked so good. there might have been an inkling, but it really wasn't until the past five or six years that i've been sharing bits and he pieces with them, more so now than ever, the real deal, the real truth. >> reporter: that truth laid bare in michelle's new memoir, "checking in: how getting real about depression saved my life and can save yours." showing her fans in a recent instagram post how she checks in with her destiny's child sisters. >> y'all,

tell beyonce they're mine, maybe she'll sing about them!inally, if you dream of some day settling down and marrying the person of your dreams, first of all, congratulations on being basic. second, if you're part of a straight couple, the bill for engagement rings just doubled. >> if you like him, then maybe you should put a ring on it. tiffany's introducing its first men's engagements ring this spring, the charles tiffany setting, featuring a bold solitaire diamond in round, brilliant and emerald cut up to five karats, named after founder charles tiffany. honors leg at this and love and inclusivity, they say. >> trevor: oh, guys, this is amazing, trying to double profits and try to pass it off as inclusivity -- capitalism is so beautiful. but this is a huge moment, men have something to bring to the top when their fiancÉ has sex with their platonic friend. nothing to worry about. men and women get diamond rings and the children have to mine twice as many diamonds get paid overtime -- they don't get paid? so -- look, i don't think it's going

i feel beyonce. —— ifeel beyonce. —— ifeel i feel beyonce. —— i feel beyond safe. in a cafeteria. not every athlete is so sure. the tennis star naomi osaka represents japan — here's what she said when asked was it appropriate for the games to go ahead. for me, i'm an athlete. and, of course, my immediate thought is that i'd want to play the olympics. as a human, i would say that we're in a pandemic. and if people aren't healthy and not feeling safe, then it's definitely a really big cause for concern. personalfactors are a consideration, too. serena williams has four olympic gold medals and a three—year—old daughter called olympia. but the tokyo organisers aren't allowing athletes to bring famly members with them. this was serena williams' reply when asked, would that mean she'd still be able to go? erm, you know, i haven'tl really thought about that. it's a really good question. i haven't spent 24| hours without her. so, that kind of answers the question itself. - michael payne is a former marketing director of the the international olympic association. he is now

. >> charlie, pinkie, beyonce. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay an adjective >> oh, smashingly. >> jimmy:mber >> 3,928 [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. a price. >> $999.99 >> jimmy: oh [ laughter ] something gray, something blue, and something green. gray >> a dolphin >> jimmy: dolphin. what's blue? >> gatorade. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] and something green? >> mint chip ice cream >> jimmy: that's my jam. >> yeah, right >> jimmy: that's my jam. a plural noun. >> couches [ laughter ] >> jimmy: a verb ending in ing >> shaving >> jimmy: plural body part >> ass cheeks. [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: all right. this is the speed round. >> jimmy: animal >> aardvarks >> jimmy: the sound a hors >> whinny. >> jimmy: favorite dinner food >> salmon. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: cartoon character or mascot >> jimmy: adjective. >> um, dumb. >> jimmy: yeah plural type of animal. >> poodles >> jimmy: celebrity. >> brad pitt >> jimmy: year and model of your first car >> volvo, 1995 >> jimmy: yeah >> yeah! >> jimmy: all right perfect. we have filled out the words are you ready to perform our scene? >> yeah

if we show her a picture of beyonce, she doesn't get that beyonce is the same lady from "single ladies's 2 1/2. >> jimmy: and yet how many followers does she have on instagram? >> a little less than 2 million. we have a lot of people that come to us and tell us every night before bed they watch our daughter's instagram page for content, for laughter. it's like netflix and chill is like shady baby and go to sleep. >> jimmy: when they tell you that, do you call the police? >> it gets a little weird. it gets a little wired eird at , but we love it. we love that we can share this character with the world. they're able to go into that world and laugh, because she says things or makes faces the way that they would. so we love that. >> jimmy: i was reading it today. and i'm going to read this to my kids, but i did notice that gabriele, you were in this like five times, and dwayne, you are in it officially one time, and your legs are in it another time. but, yeah. like you're in it one and a half times. >> that's pretty accurate, i mean. they come to me for certain things. >> in the next book,

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you want to see beyonce's first tv debut? there you go. >> a little trivia. >> we will get to that.d you later. >>> let's begin with the top headlines now and a dangerous tornado outbreak across the deep south. >> a series of powerful storms moving from mississippi to alabama, spawning several twisters along the way. there was extensive damage in tupelo, mississippi. the mayor is telling people to stay home because of downed trees and power lines. there were more damaged buildings reported about 170 miles southwest of tupelo. no word on deaths or injuries. >> more expected today from oklahoma to ohio. tornados are possible but strong winds and large hail are the main threats. >>> breaking overnight, a tragic update in a scene involving possible human trafficking. the coast guard confirms at least four people are dead after a boat broke apart in the waters off san diego. there were nearly three dozen people thrown into the rough waters near point loma yesterday. the search for victims continued through the night. here's abc's will carr. >> reporter: it was a desperate attempt to save

is i was backstage and i got a drink, i was drinking a screwdriver which is a bad drink and i saw beyonceing over, her security guard's arm like literally slung out like a bat and hit me so hard that i fell back and i spilled my screwdriver all over myself and at that moment a p.a. came up to me and said we need you on stage, you have to introduce eminem and rihanna right now and so i went out on stage with screwdriver spilled all over me from beyonce's bodyguard and that's why i'm standing with my arms in this weird position because my stomach is covered in a horrible vodka and orange juice stain. i'll never see michael without thinking of the time i did howard stern while watching him change in his dressing room. >> oh, that is right. now i'll never see you the same either. except we always love you joining us man, we appreciate it. and thank you for joining us talking about the book and all these stories and you guys at home, seth's book, "yearbook" is out today and available wherever books are sold. >>> now we go back to ginger. >> michael, i have a perma-smile from the last two inter

so, together, they were like a jay-z and beyonce. >> reporter: power couple. >> of richmond. reporter: in 1903, maggie walker became the first black woman to found a bank in america. she went on to run several more businesses. and in 1904 she helped to successfully shutdown the segregated trolley system in richmond. her statue, the first dedicated to any woman in richmond, virginia, now sits in this plaza in jackson ward, and that night it was part of the larger celebration honoring the 150th anniversary of this area. throughout the neighborhood, quiet street corners and even train stations lit up to showcase significant sites and images of historic residents. >> and if we are bold enough, if we are focused and if we're intentional, i think that we can start to redefine what, yes, richmond looksike, but redefine what the blueprint that we provide for the world looks like as well. >> richmond right now is front and center, center because we artearing down monuments, as they should come down, but when we set out for the jackson project, we really had to make a decision. what is

so that's why i think of her as kind of the beyonce of her day and naturally for good.we're all of those reasons the duma network, which was the fourth network at the time offered her the chance to have her own. variety show in primetime and so she had the show first. it was just in new york city where she lived and she loved this because she could finally stay home with her son most of the time instead of traveling all over the country to perform and it was so popular at expanded to multiple nights a week in new york, and then finally it expanded nationally and it actually made her the first black person to have a prime time show. that was national and this was 1950. so really big deal and you know mentioned segregation. this is still jim crow south. this is still of, you know, an incredible time to be making this kind of breakthrough and unfortunately, it's it burns bright and fast because she ran into the blacklist the hollywood blacklist she was listed in this publication named red channels that claimed to be telling you who might be a communist. they didn't say the

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they've heard it before maybe during beyonce or other events. that's why myself and the manager and a sound -- someone from the sound department, we went up there and listened ourselves and were texting the other staff members to turn the volume down and up. then collectively, we agreed that, this is coming from the midway. for a moment, it could be just a car. in my professional opinion, i think it was coming from the midway. >> pretty cool you did that. >> thank you for the detective work. >> for sure. >> president bleiman: any more questions? thank you very much inspector savino. is there any public comment on this agenda item? >> clerk: there's is none. >> president bleiman: we'll close this item and move on to the next. item 5 which is hearing and possible action regarding application -- sorry. next item is number five, hearing possible action regarding applications for permit under the jurisdiction of the entertainment commission. director weiland will introduce one item today. then we have a visit from one of the aides, supervisor peskin

. >> beyonce and jay-z, my producer says. robert frank, thank you. >>> we'll continue to watch the move lower stocks still down nicely, especially the nasdaq down 2.5% we'll speak to the ceo of green management about how they're poised for the prede's bsintig push for broadband don't go anywhere. if a computer can replace a truck driver or a cashier, ultimately won't a computer code itself? do we actually see a society that moves back to emphasizing, prioritizing and putting great value on the arts? as we start to manage our technology usage, we could see somewhat of a renaissance era in society that moves back to prioritizing music and ballet and fine arts. the creativity of thinking out of the box, how you can take basic things in the world and create something that's highly productive... when i think about my children, i think about creativity. i'm less focused on technical skills, than i am in terms of making sure that the mind remains open. i am katy huberty. we are morgan stanley. keeping your oysters business growing t

through amanda goreman's words at the presidential i believe august raise it reflected our greatness as beyoncee fact that black people are sexy as hell, when megan and cardi doing the wap video, when i go to the store now those elderly cashier ladies are checking me out. and for once, not because they think i'm stealing. which i am, can't stay this sexy without nipping a few lotions and cleansers from time to time. which brings me to the future of black shit, and what is in store for us this year. while the rest of america gets back to normal, this is the year black america created a new normal. cuz that old normal was some bull shit. i'm talking about a new normal where cops being held accountable isn't as rare as getting another frank ocean album, a new normal where not because i need to fight for my rights but because i need to get my steps in and done-- a new normal where we can gather with family and loved ones but still tell our weird uncle that he has to hang in the garage just to be safe. a new normal where gorilla glue is hair gel, that is the new normal we must strife for and that i'

beyonce sanders! also, it's fun to know that bernie likes to take baths. (as bernie) "rubber ducky. you're the one-- percent! you make bath time lots of fun-- percent!" bernie was also very specific about temperature. he required that his room be kept at 60 degrees. oh my god. that is so cold. explains why his pajamas look like this. in fact, bernie was so adamant about room temp that he would go out of his way to keep it at 60, even if it meant opening a window in winter or manually overriding the hotel's climate control system. that must have been quite the phone call to the front desk. (as bernie) "i believe in climate change. in that, we have to change the climate of this room, or else i swear to god i will sleep in the ice machine. i need to wake up feeling like a flounder in a fish market!" click! but bernie always wanted to maintain his everyman stance, so he was also known for turning down room upgrades and occasionally swapping with aides. so generous. (as bernie) "thank you for your hard work. as a treat, i'd like to offer you this freezing cold room. and get this: the bed

and also checking in with your girls, beyonce and kelly. they have known and have stood by you.when we were rocking and rolling i didn't really say much to them about what i was going through. but now, you know, just facetiming with them the other day, we were really like being honest about how we're doing and it's a blessing to still have relationship with my girls for the past 21 years. >> it's so important to have support. >> it is. >> when you're going through something like that. >> that's why when you talk about check, one of the pillars is checking in with others. i pray that everybody has their person that they can check in with. >> and with this book they're going to have their person. they're going to have you. they're going to have you, michelle. i got to talk about this. "survivor," the album, the anniversary coming up. 20-year anniversary. so you know we're going to hit the video. ♪ i'm a survivor i ain't gonna give up ♪ >> what stands out in your mind when you see the video? >> the shots that we ended up having to get of our rear ends for basically having pneumonia

he was the beyonce of 1956. the first disk drive was created by ibm. i teach economics along with government and history. my students are doing a project where they have to create an advertisement for an obsolete product. i was showing them these old forms of storage today. the first nuclear said that nuclear power plant. -- the first nuclear power plant. they are trying to drown each other in the olympics. early november, the ss etrusco makes it 90 degrees. and at the nobel prize goes to the inventor of the transistor. it changes the next 20 years. next, please. why did i include this? what is happening in october of 1956? this is don larsen, the only perfect game in the world series. here we are. it is getting turned, bit by bit. >> you said it was november? >> november it comes off the beach. it goes on st. patrick's day and comes off thanksgiving. i cannot remember exactly what the date was, but when they agreed they would do a salvage, the selectmen backed off. but there was a date by which if they had decided, they were going to cut it up. footba

. >> what becomes of her, why do you think and what do you know about her immediate future beyoncÉ finishing the house of representatives -- assuming that she's primaried back home in wyoming? >> she will be primaried and she will fight that fight, i believe. i think, after what she said tonight it is hard to see how she doesn't take leadership of the movement to liberate the republican party from trump, it is a small movement, but her and adam kinzinger are fighting the fight and really it is shocking how colleagues and close friends of liz cheney's could work with her and agree with her won't even say that they will vote with her tomorrow. she will continue the fight and i think -- the logical outcome of the speech tonight is the run for the presidential nomination in 2024 and put it to the test, whether this party can be saved from not just trump personally, but from trumpism and from attempts to the rule of law and from dedication going forward to using any mean to overturn the legitimate elections. i think liz cheney has made herself the leader of the non-trump, anti trump forces of the

. >> jimmy: that's right >> move out of the way ariana grande, beyonce, you know, lady gaga, all the recording for the last two months. we've got about ten songs. and i am so thrilled, because, you know, for the first time in my life, it's exactly what i wanted to be the music is exactly from me, what i want to say, and the message, and the gift that i want to give to the world. which is, you know, hope, you know, love we have to choose it we got to recommit to it every day. we have to choose it, so that we can fight, you know, the evil that is pervasive you know, we can only fight it with love. we can only do that. it can only change with love and i'm so excited for my music. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: we also talked about, you're like, i'm just going to work, work, work during this pandemic and you said, "i'm working on a memoir." i go, "oh, my gosh." and i go, "how is the editing? how is it going? how is it writing? you're like, "great. you brought to us tonight, which i am so thankful, the cover of the memoir. >> you get a first look at the cover! [ cheers and applause she's

beyoncÉ soon the hole before i let go or featuring southern for the moment. also public institutions such as state university in-state university. we have elite universities such as emory that are working in particular ways. by examining atlanta's case, can you give us an understanding on how tax law works for our college age folk in the city? i know that's a lot. >> guest: i'm going to start with the college chapter is the chapter. this chapter depressed me more than any other chapter. let me be clear i work with present data every day. the college chapter heading going to tell you what this was. 60% of black students who start college don't graduate. i was beside myself. i came face-to-face with my own privilege. i went to college. i graduated in four years. it never occurred to me, it was very eye-opening. i shut my computer, i went to the beach and set of never going back home. but after couple of hours of staring at the water i said okay i'm going back home i get back on the book tomorrow tonight and taking off. the college chapter was also depressing if

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that ain't the real show, it's a-marie, it's not beyonce, it's not trump. if he is not on the ballot, i love yacht rock, you cannot keep putting out all the fake trumpers and think it's going to work. and the reason we know it doesn't is what happened in georgia. if trump is not on the ballot, a red state gives you two democratic voters. it's not the crazies going forward, it's the legislation to surpress the vote. they know the crazy does not get voters so it's voter suppression that is what they are pushing forward. >> it's a very good point. and all the a-marie fans, don't listen to jason johnson, don't at me,@dr. jason johnson, a-marie fans i like her music. here is donald trump and he talks about who, who he says is, is taking back the house of representatives. take a listen. >> i think we have a really good chance of working with everybody, including kevin mccarthy on taking back the house. >> so, the implication there olivia is what jason said, they understand republicans. they have no sway over the elector ate. only the jim jones of the party does,

grammy awards' nomination process that's right, you can now be nominated if you're taylor swift or beyoncecan congresswoman marjorie taylor greene's 47th birthday, which is also the only accurate information on her facebook page. that's right, today was republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene's 47th birthday. if you're wondering what to get her, how about help? and that was a monologue, everybody. we've got a great show for you tonight. he's a golden globe-nominated actor, director, and one of the stars of the very powerful series, "the underground railroad." one of my favorite guests, joel edgerton is going to be joining us and he is the lead political correspondent r atlantic." edward-isaac dovere will be joining me but before we get to all of that, republicans in arizona are pushing forward with an insane so-called audit of that state's election results, which plans to pursue similar audits in other states that joe biden won. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: nearly seven months after the 2020 election, republicans are still relitigating the results in

. >> reporter: stars like beyonce's mom tina knowles weighing in sharing the video and writing on instagramence against each other. >> this has been great that i can put out my story and share with people and let people be there for me. >> reporter: the broward county school district telling our affiliate wplg the attack is now under investigation. no word yet on disciplinary action. >> i know that i'm still a great person. i know i'm still someone that laughs. i'm this big person inside, and i feel like i want to share with a lot of people. news, new york.esch, a >> still a great pern, glad to see everybody rallying around for sure. thank you, zachary kie >>> let's switch gears and check the weather with rob marciano out in the cold in long beach, new york. not the ideal holiday weekend, robert. what's cooking? >> the complaint department is working overtime this weekend. that's for sure with all the rain and the cold air for much of the eastern third of the country, but there is good news. there's always good news because, you know, the farther we get into june and july, it's definitely g

lots of people talking about an episode when a young beyonce knowles sees selena.e scoop. what's going on? >> a comedian has taken over instagram and now brings the laughs to her brand-new show on showtime. she's written shows like -- you know this? >> yeah. it's on showtime. >> her self-titled show has sketches, musical numbers and interviews from the likes of bowen yang, phoebe bridges and fran leibowitz, but it's all starting tomorrow night on showtime. i'm glad you knew that. >> dan knows everything about television. >> she's really great. >> he watches a lot of tv. >> and we have a bonus binge. i'll grab this real quick. our friend, sunny hostin does it all. she's the former federal prosecutor who lights up hot topics on "the view," and she wrote "summer on the bluffs." it's addictive, and she joins us now. sunny, i'm so excited to be talking to you about this. i'm halfway through. stayed up later than i should have reading this. >> oh, thank you. >> congratulations. okay, so, it's a perfect beach read. i have been reading it in bed. it's so good. you also add

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n'encompass -rrr assaulting you versus if you tweet that you maybe don't like beyonce.o ahead. >> no, please. >> i was going to say do we need an independent oversight board like facebook set up to like handle these cases and make judgments? and they'd be binding. >> exactly. we need eric holder to do an investigation and really get at the root of cancel culture because it's too wide. and then those who are actually canceled -- i mean, you live in your mansion, you have a nice life, you get a vacation. doesn't seem so bad. >> you know -- >> i don't understand what cancel culture is exactly. >> you grew up in lawrence, mass. for a time you were planning to be a mathematician. how did you take this turn to comedy? >> well, you know, i hated math class because -- >> me, too. >> hated math clas it was unpleasant. i've always had this personality. so i thought that profiting off of my trauma was the best case scenario for me. and so that's why i'm a comedian. >> you know what's funny, though, ziwe, if a white woman was saying what you're saying, if they said what you're sayi

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