bing bong bong bing ♪ ♪ but a -- here -- everywhere bing bing ♪ ♪ old macdonald ate the pets ♪ ♪ andapplause ] >> jimmy: very talented. today was the 13th and possibly final national voter registration day. there was a poll done by american university, said 83% of young adults are worried about the state of our democracy. but only about two-thirds of americans voted in the last presidential election. it's so important to register to vote, and to vote. it's easy to do. guillermo, are you registered? >> guillermo: yes, of course. >> jimmy: when did you do it? >> guillermo: i do it maybe a couple of months ago. >> jimmy: okay. that's a person who's lying to us right now. [ laughter ] quick show of hands. is anyone here not registered to vote? okay, you, all right. what's your name? >> bella. >> jimmy: bella, why are you not registered to vote in the election's 48 days away. >> i just turned of age. >> jimmy: oh, you did? >> yeah. >> jimmy: when was your birthday? >> uh -- i'm 19. [ laughter ] so i guess i've had some time. >> jimmy: okay, well, if you're here, you obviously have free ti

david: there's another idea you were credited with, binge watching. i don't know if you like that word. ted: i didn't initially. david: binge watching, historically, when there's a tv series on, you watch a series episode one week and then the next week you can watch it, and so on. you came up with the idea of the ability to watch everything at once, binge watching. did you come up with that idea or did it evolve some way? ted: it was heavily informed by what people were doing in the earliest days on dvd. i noticed that we would have discs that had four episodes of a show on it and they would turn very fast. people were turning through the shows as quick as they could. when we started streaming, we were licensing shows that already aired on television. we got them a year later but we got the whole season and put it all out. i noticed some people would watch two episodes at a time, three. nobody watched one. so when we got house of cards, we had to decide how to release it. i said, why don't we just put it out all at once and see what happens. david: s

david: there's another idea you were credited correctly with which is called binge watching. i don't know if you like that word. ted: did not initially. david: binge watching, historically when there was a tv series on, you watched a series episode one week, the next week you watch a second one. and so on. you came up with the ability -- the idea of having the ability to watch everything at once. did you come up with the idea or did it evolve some way or how did it come about? ted: it was pretty heavily informed by what people were doing in the earliest days on dvd. it would have a disk with four episodes of a show on it, and they would turn very fast because people were turning to the show as quick as they could. when we started streaming, we were licensing shows, so we got them a year later, but we got the whole season and we just put it all up. i noticed some people watch two episodes at a time, some people watch three, nobody watched one. when we got house of cards, we had to decide how to release it. i said, why don't we put it like the other thousands of things on netfl

life spent them in a mile-long frenzy, recently worked as a loader in a supermarket, after another binge, i was fired from work, evicted from the apartment, i just wasted my youth, i really worked for it, then didn’t work, like - i get a salary, then i get drunk, leave, that’s it, a binge for a week and i ’m not seen at work, in the rehabilitation center a new life began, both for yuri and ... for hundreds of other people like him, suffering from addiction, the rehabilitation center is located on the outskirts of a village in the novosibirsk region, there is no internet or mobile phone here communications, not even television, but there is a clear daily routine, prayer in the morning, then work with a psychologist in a group. the center's wards share their feelings and thoughts with each other, keep diaries, cook their own food, clean, work in the garden, carpentry workshop, courses. is designed for a year, after another 6 months of adaptation already in the city, in an apartment. the pupils of the rehabilitation center admit that getting used to the new rules and getting rid of addictio

bong, bing, bing, bing, right mean, you know, that happened because of the rhetoric of the radical left. >> they say that me blaming the democrats for inciting violence is the pot calling the kettle black? >> but frankly, i didn't know the cattle was black until very recently. >> i thought the cattle was india decided to turn black they're eating the dogs, they're eating the cats they taking your pets, are they doing free gauff's they doing freak offs with the dogs and they taking the geese swatch, it's very sad it's very sad that doing it diddy glass at them. >> that's fine. >> people forget i'm president we may i guess why by the way. >> i think pretty good job. thank you. joe biden. thank you for putting country first and for handing over the reins. >> i didn't want guess what? by the way good, right? quite funny, because it's so close to the truth and slightly uncomfortable at times, it that's right. >> the mannerisms are very good by all of these comedians though they really do nail these politicians, especially the trump impression. it's so spot on it's eerie. it is. so while tim

after another binge, i was fired from work, evicted from the apartment. i just wasted my molo.ly worked, then did not work, like - i get a salary, then i get drunk, leave, all in a binge for a week, i do not see at work, in the rehabilitation center a new life began, both for yuri and for hundreds of other people suffering from addiction, the rehabilitation center is located on the outskirts of a village in the novosibirsk region, there is no internet, no mobile communication, not even television, but there is a clear daily routine. prayer, then work with a psychologist in a group. the center's wards share their feelings and thoughts with each other, keep diaries, cook their own food, clean, work in the garden, carpentry workshop. pavel didenko is 39, drugs and alcohol appeared in his life when he was only 14, his relatives sent him to the rehabilitation center, before i really didn't live, but now i feel the fullness of this life in general. as if his eyes were opened, after rehabilitation pavel stayed to work at the center already a volunteer, helps with everyday life, shares

big cinema is back in venice premiere films were binge watched on lida island in total , 73 full-length films, 17 more compact works were judged by film buffs. ten films were aiming for the golden lion, the main competition was judged by international experts, the fireball festival in salbador the traditional extreme ritual of las bolago was held in nejapa. the festival is held on the anniversary of the eruption of the san salvador volcano. according to one version, in 1658, residents saved the city from destruction, throwing burning stones back into the crater. this year, the fiery festival has already been held in the country for the 102nd time. watch the most interesting international news. many of chagall's relatives lived in liozno, his grandfather, grandmother, parents met each other here, and some of his early works are related, of course, to the history of the tekhmyanovskaya height memorial complex, dedicated to the heroic feat of 38 soviet mortarmen during the great patriotic war. the boys of our school, a local history researcher, a history and geography teacher was brought a

although it is often provided by people who have nothing to do with this very medicine, they bring out of bingerinking, relieve hangovers. substances the man received a strong dose and you are a cucumber, but instead of biologically active tranquilizers intended for the withdrawal of alcoholics from binge drinking, withdrawal symptoms drug addicts. the cosmetologist, as it turned out, successfully combined her profession with another, a narcologist. now the only place where two children, a wife and mother can see vitaly, no matter how cruel it may sound, is a cemetery, a man who had a pile of smiles from the photo. to understand the cause of death to punish the person guilty of her husband's death is now a matter of vital importance for regina, because it was she who brought the killer into the house who mixed the deadly cocktail. regina herself works in the beauty services industry, does hair extensions, and accordingly, she has many acquaintances in area. cosmetology, one of my friends came and asked me to update her hairdo, as payment she offered a kind of barter, a body-cleansing iv with a

premiere films were watched in binge on the island of lida, in total , 73 full-length films, 17 shorter works were watched during the day of moviegoers. two dozen films were aiming for the golden lion, the main competition jury was international experts. the fireball festival in el salvador in nejapa , the traditional extreme ritual of las bola took place. the festival is held on the anniversary of the eruption of the san salvador volcano. according to one version, in 1658, residents saved the city from destruction by throwing burning stones back into the crater. this year, the fiery festival has been held in the country for the 102nd time. watch the most interesting international news in the program "around the planet". in the vitebsk region, there is an urban settlement that has become widely known outside belarus thanks to its famous fellow countrymen. many of chagall's relatives lived in liozno. these are his grandfather, grandmother, parents, met each other here. and some of his early works are certainly related to liozno. how did the history of the creation of the tekhmyanovskaya

1st place in a state election on sunday, the half day when the vote in the eastern states have to binge you. despite being classified that as extremist by german or starches, i mean i have the one, almost a 3rd of 2 inches votes and came in a close 2nd in the neighboring states of saxony. but its chances of governing, uncertain as old other pockets of refuse to work and coalition with it. to have a chance of allow schultz, whose social democrats fed pulling in both votes just all passes to form coalitions without bite wing extremist, are outside, right? if the may have emerged as the biggest when that into region of electrons, but will likely end up in opposition. all main screen policies have pledge to uphold a firewall against entering a coalition with the n d migration parked in both syringe and sex any. but although it, the majority didn't cost a boat for the a if the and don't want to see it govern some state, it has a mandate to form a coalition, columbus and certain methods. you just have to come together in the interest of democracy now. yeah, they will cry too, you know, by tha

president, to say, hold on a second, bing, bing bing. what he just said is not true. and then i tell you which he was incapable of doing. that didn't happen. and now imagine he didn't do i don't know if he was in a world in which we got in there when he wasn't doing it right, then what would we have been criticized for? you were his handlers. you were enablers. you were helping him? yeah. did you think about it when it was clearly unfolding that he was unable to know because we had made a decision beforehand? right. but we tried to get worry for you. was looking like you were supporting him or i mean, there were some there were some things that said that were not true, not the degree that trump didn't tell two things. yeah, it didn't tell the truth. yeah, but there were a couple of things and that's and if you notice he also he president biden always use all of his time so we would say you have 47 seconds left if you would like to say more i mean like you have time to say thing you want to say right and it didn't take did you? do you think it damages the credibility i

work this flag will become to controversial because of the big gets around the world so thank you for bing here or thank you for everything you do. and this is so meaningful for many reasons but for the specific cause of last year in the country when i moved to san francisco um, in 1997, i never thought that we would be back where we are now. i thought that would be long over. um, and the fact we now have just a level of not just hate among individual but hate that frankly is empowered by elected officials elected officials have decided they're going to make they're political careers on the backs of queers. the most vulnerable people in the existence and i can't imagine what kind of mentality will climb up the where you know by these kids have people that decided it is okay to say that all lgbtq are pedophiles that was like the stuff from 50 or 60 or one hundred years ago not 2024 the fact that anything that represents our community where it is book innovates library or whether is a ribbon flag or in a school or on the government building is somehow geometry and just wrong and somehow harm

she is survived by her three children with bing crosby. still ahead on abc seven news at 11.0 niners first. how the red and gold is going green and making history. >> i'm spencer christian. fall arrives tomorrow with sort of a summer like feel. i'll have the accuweather forecast in just a mome why choose a mobile network built for places you'll probably never be... ...instead of for where you are most of the time? xfinity mobile was designed for where you need it most. now xfinity internet customers can buy one line of unlimited and get one free for a year. the city hall insiders have a formula: grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine in city history for breaking campaign laws. mark authorized a commission almost every year he was in office. he was even caught taking donations from people he would then appoint to commissions, including a felon convicted of bribery. san francisco's challenges demand urgency, not more of the same failed insiders. he will already have made history. the team charter will be the firs

work with all skids whether or not caucasian hispanic and i african-american cumber a lot of arrest binge kids my philosophy to work with all kids but being here and griping in the chinese community being a chinese-american is important going to american school during the day but went to chinese school that is community is important working with all the kids and having them exposed to all culture it is important to me. >> it is a mask evening. >> i'd like to thank you a you all to celebrate an installation of the days here in the asian art museum. >> one time has become so many things in the past two centuries because of the different did i licks the immigration officer didn't understand it became no standard chinese marine or cantonese sproupgs it became so many different sounds this is convenient for the immigration officer this okay your family name so this tells the generations of immigrants where they come from and also many stories behind it too. >> and what a better way to celebrate the enough is enough nuru with the light nothing is more important at an the hope the energy we. >>

[laughter] stuart: that's not good for bing, is it?b, increasing their minimum wage to what? >> $16 up from 15. remember, sam's club is owned by walmart, and they need to the compete with costco. costco's minimum wage is $19.50, so sam's club saying we don't want to lose employees to costco, we want to the keep them, so we're raising our minimum wage to be competitive in the marketplace. stuart: look at costco, nearly $900 a share. you got costco? >> no, no. i wish we'd owned costco. that stock has been absolute fire over the course of the last several years but, obviously, consumers are looking for ways to combat that 21% increase in inflation stints this administration took office concern since this add administration took office. stuart: if i ever bought a retailer, i would buy costco. general mills reported this morning. i guess they didn't do too well, down 30 to cents. >> it wasn't great. basically, profits fell 14%, margins are under pressure. sales also were below expectations, but they're only doing somewhat okay because they'

she is survived by her three children with bing crosby. now to seven, on your side investigates. to bringing you transparency and holding elected officials accountable. one of the most pressing issues we're looking into right now is the insurance crisis. at least a dozen of the state's property insurers, like state farm and allstate, have either dropped out of california or are only providing limited fire coverage. now, two bills that aim to reduce insurance costs for consumers just failed in the state legislature. >> this is where the palm tree was. >> tom grossman lives in the oakland hills. he's transformed his palm tree property from this to this. >> it went right up and the leaves were into the window. we have the five foot noncombustible zone adjacent to the house, very few oily plants keep these cut back really tight. >> $15,000 worth of fire mitigation. >> we don't want our house to burn down. >> when he first moved here in 2017, our old insurance company in danville refused to touch any houses in this area. now, seven years later, getting insurance up here is difficult t

with all the ensuing consequences, weak and narrow-minded, an ordinary loader who often went on a binge, pichushkin committed murder for at least some self-affirmation, when he drank, he communicated with the appropriate public, that is, with alcoholics, when he stopped drinking, he began to hate this category, it seems to me that he hated himself when he drank, pichushkin's first murder. committed back in the nineties in the bitsovsky forest park, threw the victim's body into a well, hid for several years, and then went hunting again, they sat on a log, sat for a while, drank beer, talked, i had a hammer with me, i hit em on the head, she screamed, fell back with a wild howl, she wheezed, as usual, as everyone wheezed, what do you mean as usual, everyone wheezed like that, pichushkin's victims were casual acquaintances, he lured them into the park under ... killed at least 49 people, three more after his attacks survived, it is not surprising that now no one except his mother can feel pity for the soul himself, the deterioration of his health will not change his fate in any way, the do

everything was visible as if in a fog, either from glasses fogged up with greed, or from a five-day binge. to zelensky's disappointment , there were no keys to the american apartment where the money was lying on a gold-rimmed platter. suffering from kidney and financial insufficiency, volodya trudged off to rummage around pocket. folding his hands, the japanese prayed to all his japanese gods that after the meeting he would have money left for a return ticket. vuvchik decided to pluck all the petals of the blossoming sakura hinted that it was high time to hand over the rising sun to the independent. at the meeting of the security council from the active. what desire biden resembled a man who was connected to artificial ventilation of the brain, grandpa got confused in his words, and zelya in his testimony. since the smell of an unwashed tracksuit made zelya's eyes slick and his head spin, kamala decided to air it out before the negotiations on the balcony, the presidential candidate resembled something between a dental clinic advertising face and a circus horse. kamela said that she was n

crosby acted under the stage name catherine grant until 1957, when she married 54 year old bing crosbyhow on a san francisco tv station, and she's survived by her three children with bing crosby. now to seven, on your side investigates. we're dedicated to bringing you transparency and holding elected officials accountable. one of the most pressing issues facing californians today is the insurance crisis. at least a dozen of the state's property insurers, like state farm and allstate, have either dropped out of california or are only providing limited fire coverage. now, two bills that aim to reduce insurance costs for consumers just failed in the state legislature. >> this is where the palm tree was. >> tom grossman lives in the oakland hills. he's transformed his palm tree property from this to this. >> it went right up and the leaves were into the window. we have the five foot noncombustible zone adjacent to the house. very few oily plants keep these cut back really tight. >> $15,000 worth of fire mitigation. >> we don't want our house to burn down. >> when he first moved here in 201

she is survived by her three children with bing crosby.l birthday for a history maker with roots right here in the bay area. betty reid soskin celebrated her 103rd birthday over the weekend. betty made history back in 2022, when she retired as the national park service's oldest living park ranger. earlier this week, students and staff at the middle school named after her through an early birthday party. the celebration included a preview of a documentary about soskin. little known musical pursuits called sign my name to freedom. next at 630. an emergency meeting for the san francisco unified school board. the mayor is now sending a team to look at the district's finances, as it faces budget cuts and school closures. then, a local city set to rename a street after martial arts legend bruce lee. first, here's drew. >> hey, amanda. 626 this morning. let's show you a pretty picture from our santa cruz camera. right now we have clear skies from this vantage point along the coast. your day planner. look at the sun's up here. one minute before se

kathryn crosby, actress and widow of bing crosby, died today on the peninsula. her family says she was surrounded by loved ones at her home in hillsborough. kathryn began her film career back in 1953, eventually starring in more than 20 films during the course of her career. she met her husband while on the set of the film white christmas. kathryn often appeared on her husband's merry old christmas specials, and crosby also hosted her own 30 minute talk show based in san francisco. that was back in the mid 70s. she is survived by her three children. crosby was 90 years old. for those of you who may not know, bing crosby was a wildly popular singer, oscar winning actor, tv and radio personality. during a career that spanned from about 1926 up until his death in 1977. a pulitzer prize winning journalist, filmmaker and author. these are all titles one berkeley man holds. jose antonio vargas is also undocumented. we met vargas at the south bay school that now bears his name. tonight in our continuing series, race in america, a conversation about the undocumented lif

is there a show you are binging? >> there's not a lot of downtime right now.e show gun, it's one of those things that is so great. i can see that she watches a little bit of the bear here and there. >> how do you know? >> you know, on resume. i can see -- i watched it. the show can get a little stressful. i'm sure, right now, it's not the greatest show to watch when just trying to be out there. i know she talked to pacs. when that won the award, she said, what a great show. >> she's a great cook. she loves to cook. you said she tried to teach you to cook. what can you cook now that she taught you? >> this was a covert era thing when we were together. it was a little unfair she was cooking all the meals. i said, can we eat last? she said, no, you need to learn how make a few things. just learn two or three things. it was like chicken, grilled salmon, make some rice, saute some spinach. that's about the extent of it. my grandfather taught me how to do scramble eggs when i was a kid. so, i can actually do great scrambled eggs, and a few other things. >> great scr

i know what i am binge watching for the rest of| i am binge watching for the rest of the day.e tories, the shadow leader of the house chris philp is with us from london. and don't miss ourfirstjoint interview with vladimir and evgenia kara—murza.

is there a show your binging? >> there is not a lot of downtime right now. do love show gun and it is one of those things that is so great. i can see that she watches a little bit of the bear here and there. the show can get stressful. i am sure it's probably not the greatest show we are wanting to watch trying to be out there and i know she talked up hacks and she watched that and i did not watch it and when it won the awards, we thought what a great show. >> she is a great cook and you said she tried to teach you to cook. what can you cook now that she taught you? >> this was a covid era thing when we were together and it was a little unfair that she was cooking all the meals and i said could we eat less. she said no, you need how to learn a few things in just a few things to like take to chicken, grilled salmon and make some rice and maybe sauti some spinach. that is about the extent of it. my grandfather taught me how to do scrambled eggs so i can do great scrambled eggs. and a few other things. >> great scrambled eggs. >> that does come in handy. i am t

we are now going to be welcomed by our friend doctor bing jones.n. now. you are, of course, a just stop oil spokesperson. now, if you've been listening, there's quite a lot for you to come back on at the moment. so so david lammy essentially was alluding to the idea that climate change is a more pervasive threat than things like terrorism, or indeed, maybe war, which i don't think is necessarily brilliant for a foreign secretary to be saying. but presumably you would agree with that , agree with that, >> hi there patrick. >> hi there patrick. >> i'm sorry, i've only just joined, so i didn't hear anything that has just been said. so i'm here, right? fresh. look, i'm so pleased that david lammy has said all this. it is so, so wonderful that somebody in authority is finally getting over to how enormous and urgent the climate crisis is. and of course, it's not the same as terrorism, and it's not the same as war, but it's fundamental. it's absolutely underneath everything. and it's going to make everything worse. it's going to make cost of living crisis

settlers enlarging the perimeter of the settlements and also especially that "we are talking about binge settlers and now they became kind of gangs attacking the palestinian villages and the palestinian villagers and also the shippers in the their gracing areas also smotric who's responsible for the uh what they call it the civil administration in the army regarding the west bank which he also have the same ideas of you know ' financing these settlements and supporting the settlers in the attacks on the palestinians, for these two reasons now we are having you know the uh the west bank a very hot. you know uh steel if you like, right? well, charlotte, i mean, the regime obviously have not been able to succeed against the resistance in gaza? i mean, how likely is it that it can succeed against the resistance in the west bank in your perspective? for the past 76 years, the zionist regime has been carrying out an ongoing genocide against the palestinian people, uh, sometimes more accelerated, sometimes taking place a slower basis, but the commonality has been... this attempt to eradicate t

the settlers enlarging the perimeter of the settlements and so especially that we are talking about bing ver who is arming those settlers and now they became kind of gangs attacking the palestinian villages and the palestinian villagers and also the shippers in their their gracing areas also smotric who's responsible for the what they call it the civil administration in the army regarding the west bank which he also have the same ideas of you know financing these settlements and supporting the settlers in the attacks on the palestinians, for these two reasons now we are having you know the uh the west bank a very hot hot you know uh steel if you like right, well charlotte, i mean the regime obviously have not been able to succeed against the resistance in gaza, i mean how likely is it that it can succeed against the resistance in the west bank in your perspective? for the past 76 years, the zionist regime has been carrying out an ongoing genocide against the palestinian people, sometimes more accelerated, sometimes taking place a slower basis, but the... commonality has been this attempt

bing operation has been performed in jerusalem in occupied al quds near the damascus gate. the damascus gate is is a main gate. that leads to inside the old city of of al-quds and into the al aqsa most when the palestinian the name of the performer has been announced aid abu sabih 33 years old from mara village in a naqab in the occupied which is in the south of palestine has has been announced filmed by the border uh police, which is a part of the israel, the iof, the iof forces that are usually in that area, in the damascus gate and in the old city of occupad al quds, since the uh, since the the operation took place, the the iof and the israeli the regime's police have closed the doors leading to al-aqsa mosk, emptining it from all of of whoever. there was inside of it and closed the main the main gates to al-aqsa and to the old the old city and a clashes erupted between palestinian youth inside the old city and the the raiding forces from the police and from the border control and from the iof also in after the after this operation was performed flashes erupted between p

. >> we're learning more about perry's final hours, known around the world as chandler bing on friendswhen i'm uncomfortable. >> but in one of his last interviews ever, he told diane sawyer about the substance abuse disorder that would hold him in its grasp until the very end. >> how will we know when you're in trouble and you're not okay? >> if i say, i'm just going to chill alone at home tonight? >> struggling with drugs, alcohol and ultimately in his final moments, ketamine. a powerful drug sometimes legally prescribed for mental health treatments. perry's death igniting a sweeping, multi-agency investigation into two separate drug rings. matthew perry sought treatment for depression and anxiety and went to a local clinic, where he became addicted to intravenous ketamine. >> when clinic doctors refused to increase his dosage, he turned to unscrupulous doctors who saw perry as a way to make quick money. do you feel responsible for matthew perry's death now? >> less than a month later? disturbing details continue to come to light about what happened in perry's final days. another alle

. >> we expected bing things from jauan and it was going to be no surprise if he went out and made plays. he made some incredible plays today. >> he was jauan, the same jauan that shows up to practice every day hyped and makes plays in practice. it was no surprise to us he could step up and be that guy. >> he was a warrior the whole game. he's always like that. >> he's a dog, man. i absolutely love that guy. >> costly loss, defensive tackle javon hargrave suffered a torn tricep and will miss the remainder of the season. the tendon came right off the bone, big loss for the 49ers defense. hargrave made the pro bowl last year and had a sack against the rams yesterday. >>> why did i get up, grab my camera gear and go at 5:30 a.m. sunday? i just had to see it. i've got two collegiate swimmers at my house and even they won't do it even once. so what if i told you water world swim club of san francisco with yesterday had two sisters swim from alcatraz to aquatic park for the 100th time? 167 swimmers made the walk to pier 43 early sunday morning, but only two were on the verge of history. >> it

the guests sent to the meeting those they could wake up after the drinking binge, and those who did not have time to fall asleep after it. the irishman walked with a gait a man whose pink thongs are rubbing really hard. despite the fact that zelya didn't look like snow white at all, the ukrainian representatives looked like the seven dwarfs. haris posed next to vuvchik in such a way that it was unclear whether he wanted a photo for memory or for a monument. at the press conference, vovchik decided to squeeze the irish leprechaun out of him as much as possible. and then he honestly said that his head was splitting more than usual in the morning. a bottle of whiskey crushed on the train was clouding his brain, and the irishman called zelensky by another name. the guest looked at the glass, not understanding why they poured him water instead of beer. he dreamed of being behind the bar, not behind this performance counter. that was the end of it. they threw dust in the eyes of the magician, bothered the schoolchildren, dragged the galdtsa around zaporozhye, and why they all came, zelya stil

. >>> what is chandler bing's job? >> oh, gosh! does it have something to do with numbers?> it has something to do with funding. >> oh! >> that's not even a word! >> that's a classic scene from "friends." we're back at 7:30. the gang is holding their own trivia. guys, it has been 30 years since that iconic show's debut. sheinelle joins us ahead. we will have a look back and check in with the creators. a lot of fond memories. and a brand-new audience joining now. >>> first up, we have new details today on what may have gone wrong during last year's titan submersible implosion now emerging from a coast guard hearing on the disaster. >> we're hearing about a malfunction that happened days before the craft's dissent into the wreckage. jesse kirsch joins us with this one. >> reporter: that issue another possible warning sign missed. meanwhile, the coast guard revealed the debris field on the sea floor, which confirms all five men on board "titan" died. this morning tearful testimony taking us inside the crew's final hours above water before their deadly dive toward titanic's wre

to be pretty modal in myrtle now and here doesn't look like the most external ascent of yahoo and bing. but it go, looks like we're doing a lesson to the, i mean the sooner the sooner. so we're not like we're doing uh, a lot of your lesson elevator to my new. i don't mean he died or no sooner. better see you sit, are you there is cursing input from them in the last 2 minutes. i don't find one in globally, in the cabin to that you a vision most interested at least have shown you performed the setting up the frequency between the levels of the field go out. i the, i don't know what to do in the field. can the following the same, it does a lot of noise video and we know attempting the condo and that boy knew they were not going. but he said he, i'm a little fuck the permitted that we don't are going to see mentality to. so now then of wondering to him, okay, well, we don't know if he got some the comment of it or feel face to click on it and listen, i mean, not to do it. come in a simple something. i know you can say that out when i leave edition, i can't i what do i don't demo that idea

he's one of the 2 kansas challenging president ultimately to boone's bid for a 2nd to some of the binge of 8 joins us now. live for margie is capital out. she is. and to us on a boat to turn out not as low as i mentioned that as previous he is. what should we read into that of the? well, it, it depends on whether it is believable or not. as many international observers have these questions about how did the voter turnout jump from when it was at 5 pm in the evening at to drop the about 26 percent to 48 percent in just 3 hours. and when our voting was extended, we were at a pulling station early in the morning and we saw of us still a trickle of people coming in. there were no major cues, and people were costing the ballots. the we saw kind of that the support is from the 3 parties that costing the balance. people were actually those who support these 3 candidates, but excited about it. but there is also a segment of society which it just feels that the results are pre determined and there is no point in voting. that's bad. but as you mentioned, 48 percent is significantly higher than wh

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lunch is going fine, and my phone went bing! i went, "oh!inated again." [ laughter ] so, yeah, it was -- it was very, very nice. i didn't expect it. i'd missed out the previous years. years and years. [ laughter ] but it's been great. we had the -- one of my emmys -- this is a spoiler alert. i've already lost one. >> seth: yeah. you were there -- the creative arts emmys. and so that was for "slow horses." >> "slow" -- guest actor, yeah. >> seth: you're already -- already -- well, there's no easy way to say it. you're already a loser. >> i know, yeah. [ laughter ] it's hard, it's hard. but i did, i had a great night. and i got to meet some great people. i got to meet kristen wiig, who, i'm a big fan of hers and she said she's a big fan of mine. so that's always nice to hear. it's always nice to come to america and have an ego boost. >> seth: yes. [ laughter ] >> great. >> seth: well, i wanted to ask you about -- >> that's why i'm here actually. [ laughter ] no other reason. >> seth: we aim to please. we aim to please. [ cheers and applause ]

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no one wants to be bing. >> nobody wants to be binged or clippy, apparently, as well. >> clippy was thensult -- i thought the insult was so -- >> we talk about it every day for a reason, the incredible need, the insatiable demand for computing power that reflects in the need for more and more datacenters, which of course consume enormous amounts of power. again, i come back to ellison as well. i just thought one of the revelations from that call last week was we have a team of former utility executives who do nothing but think about how we're going to figure out how to power all of these datacenters that we're building as we move from what is 162 to over 1,000 of them. there's no doubt. and an enormous amount of capital is going to be needed, and the blackrocks of the world and so many other alternative asset managers as well, apollo and on from there and blackstone, they're all there. they're all there. they all will continue to be with enormous amounts of capital that will be needed to fund this. >> i interviewed dave, the ceo of train technologies. there's a chart, up 53%. it's all a

this was the 1st time when on writing populous party, i prefer a populace tried bing populous party because right, a extra mr. barbie. this is something as you have said, which was born out of the terminology of the internal secret service, the intelligence and upheld by a court in germany as well. uh, yeah, but uh no. they only said, you are entitled to call them a ride to being extra mist party. they did not decide on the substantial matter. there is a difference on it. so i would say the blue is broken and then the v it is and europe normalization. not a placid normalization, but we have seen this in many, many of the countries before. right thing, populace the governing and 15 countries of the european union. and this of germany still is far from a situation where the key would enter the federal government. so to some extent we hear typical german alarm is sup tones in the discussion, but the development is not very past, no doubt. okay, so you think this is a bit overblown. matthew. maybe you can put this into perspective for international viewers, those where maybe not closely followi

and he wants to change needs to binge drinking, which is a major problem in south africa. right. so other like you're talking about the contemporary marketing trends, but south africa has a very complex history with alcohol. how have you seen these trends evolve on consumption and production and how it be affected south african society as well? i'm the, as soon as we do have a complex e c, and that comes back from the colonizing era with alcohol reviews, to grab the land from being ditches. people are particularly under the optic laws. alcohol was not allowed to be sold to black people. and that lead to, in the sense marketing, retaining environment we, which leads to what result today should beings in south africa. and we have kind of meet over 2 150000 illegal alcohol ultimate. we have their own not license, the mountain regulators. and it's also quite accept it because a visa started compact. we, i'll call you see as well. and so the opposing apostage given back to the opposite government wants to buy a home. so once we have now is about 250000 license outlets that is acceptin