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we have a new show with julie bowen and music from my morning jacket. guest tonight is a very funny and successful man who loves basketball and movies so much, he combines them frequently. you can see him with kevin james, julie bowen and shaquille o'neal in his new movie "hubie halloween" on netflix. please, welcome adam sandler. hello. >> hi, jimmy! hi, everybody. jimmy! >> jimmy: wow, that's quite a beard you have there. >> it's disgusting. i'm sorry. it's not a beard. it's a mask. >> jimmy: no, they're different things. you can't just grow hair on your face and protect yourself. have you been listening to dr. fauci, adam? >> yeah. no. look jimmy, when i keep my mouth closed, it's a mask. >> jimmy: you have like a lumberjack look to you. you look different with the beard than i would have ever guessed. >> i don't look good. i know that but i am doing it for a movie. but my father had a beard my whole life and this is very similar the way his beard was. like, gray at the bottom. i don't have gray hair on my head, for some reason. but i got grays comin

jeremy bowen there.nd hugh grant are appearing together for the first time in a new tv series. the undoing is a psychological thriller, which revolves around a successful rich couple, who appear to live the perfect life. our arts editor will gompertz spoke to them. there's nicole. hello. i play a successful therapist and hugh plays a child oncologist. not all my patients dietetic why are you so all my patients dietetic why are you so dressed up? i liked the idea he was a man who appeared to be wonderful on the surface and then... all hell breaks loose. the gruesome discovery of a mother bludgeoned to death. in recent yea rs i have bludgeoned to death. in recent years i have done a lot of what you would call character acting andi you would call character acting and i guess this was less like that. it was back to someone closer to me or old, fat hugh was used in this one. nicole, the undoing has a female direct and you are a female lead to if you do want to talk... thank you. are things changing in movie a

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distance support at the end as they kept pace with champions buy in but a new shell could coach manuel bowen doesn't have his troubles to seek with his team still without a league when the season. opened as they get champions byron munich were again and rampant form as they thrashed the visitors i'm tough frankfurt not surprisingly a rubber glove and off he was the main man in munich the polish goal machine that had 3 times as biron won 5 nil to keep up the pressure on labor leaders of a life sick who are just a point ahead. you're up to date now on d w news omarion abstain from meat and the entire team here in berlin thanks for watching. the funnies and can see the coronavirus pandemic. we're designing and stand. what the new findings have researchers new. information and background into. the corona. code 19 special. monday to friday on d w. in the light of climate change. for cosmic. what's in store. for the future. because megacities the culture in such a clear picture. for to me to lawrence nothing is the same anymore the heart of new york her city it still beats but much more slowly tha

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i'm chris bowen welcome to the program and of course it could be. the wrangling over who's to become the future leader of the world trade organization continues with the u.s. throwing its support behind south korea candidates in the 2 person race now the move comes just days after all 27 e.u. member countries announced their backing for the candidate from nigeria. way all the looks set to gain the top post of the w t o after 4 months of campaigning against 7 other candidates the nominations committee proposed the 1st african and 1st female leader to its 164 members all countries supported the nomination with a notable exception of. one delegation could not support the can be doctoring goes easy and said they would continue to support south korean minister you. that delegation was the united states of america the u.s. is the only country left backing south korea's you myung hee the w t o could go ahead and appoint dr goes the anyway but is hoping instead to get the us on signed i think the overwhelming preference of every one of our members is to dec

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here is our middle east editorjeremy bowen.moment and i think that is really overrating it because it will only become historic if it leads to peace. libya has a very poor record with ceasefires and a major reason for that is the country is so fragmented, notjust those two governments but dozens of militia, loyal to tribes, loyal to towns, loyal to themselves. and as well as that, there's foreign intervention and president erdogan, who backed the government in tripoli, the president of turkey, is already sceptical about the chances of this thing working, he has got attack drones there, thousands of syrian mercenaries. on the other side, the russians are backing general haftar so many things can go wrong in all of this before they get to peace and only then can we really say it is some kind of historic moment. but as for this agreement, it is an important step but there are loads of steps ahead and many things that can go wrong. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: we hearfrom nicole kidman and hugh grant about their new fil

tonight, julie bowen, lamorne morris, and now, jimmy kimmel. >> jimmy: hello. i'm jimmy.he host of the show. welcome again to those of you who joined us earlier tonight in primetime for our first game night special. tonight, from the basketbubble in orlando, game one of the nba finals between the lakers and the heat. it's la versus miami, lip injections vs butt implants. early voting for this series, by mail-in ballot, started monday. hopefully you participated. it's interesting, somehow, ten players fighting over one ball tonight was more organized than

source in the fight to hand against the illegality that happens in the amazon area yeah but when mr bowen so narrow august 11th said there is no file the report that the amazon is burning is a lie that itself was a lie wasn't true was it simply wasn't true so by lying about these things what happened. you know what happens in the amazon for the question of fires it's very clear we allot of people we have some more than 500000 farmers in the amazon area and some 5 percent of dinner about some 25000 farmers they work their fields with fire and that's why our that's a very. system to work the fuel so we have to make them we stop this so debt. don't grow year to year the fact is these are the worst 5 in a decade on day in september you know satellites recorded more than 32000 hotspots in the rain forest 61 percent rise over the same month last year and in both september and august when you would tell the president was telling us there were no 5 the blaze matched all supposed to last year's single month's high so the science direct to feel amazon environmental research institute said we have h

here is our middle east editor, jeremy bowen.nt, i think that is really overegging it, because it will only become historic if it leads to peace. and libya is a poor record with these and a major reason for thatis these and a major reason for that is the country is so fragmented, not just those that is the country is so fragmented, notjust those two governments, but dozens of militias, loyalty to tribes, loyalty to towns, loyal to themselves, and as well as that, there are foreign interventions. resident erdogan, who backs that government in tripoli, president erdogan of turkey, he has already been very sceptical about the chances of this thing working. he has attacked drones there, thousands of syrian mercenaries. on the other side, the russians are barking general khalifa haftar. there are many things that can go wrong and all of this before they get to peace, and only then can we say it is some kind of historic moment. as of this agreement, it's an important step, but there are loads of steps ahead and many things that can go

source in the fight to hand against the legalese that happens in the amazon area yeah but when mr bowen so narrow august 11th said there is no fire the report that the amazon is burning is a lie that itself was a lie wasn't true was it simply wasn't true so by lying about these things what happened. what happens in the amazon for the question of fires it's very clear we a lot of people we have some more than 500000 farmers in the amazon area and some 5 percent of them know about some 25000 farmers they work their fields with fire and that's why our that's a very. system to work the field so we have to make them we stop this so debt. don't grow year to year the fact is these are the worst 5 in a decade down day in september you know satellites recorded more than 32000 hotspots in the rain forest 61 percent rise over the same month last year and in both september and the oldest when you would tell the president was telling us there were no 5 the blaze matched all suppose last year's single month's high so the science director for your amazon environmental research institute said we have h

declan rice had hit the crossbar for the visitors before jarrod bowen wrapped things up — his team'sshowed what they were capable of in injury time. this is the kind of football that had taken them to the top of the league. finished off by harvey barnes, but then chalked off by var. so not even a consolation goal for the foxes, which sums up their day. arsenal have beaten sheffield united 2—1 at the emirates. the first goal from bukayo sako, then nicolas pepe here getting the second for the gunners. david mcgoldrick got one back for sheffield united but it wasn't enough. fulham's miserable start to life in the premier league continues with another loss, this time against wolves. a pedro neto goal in the 56th minute gave wolves all three points. in one of the early matches, southampton were helped to a 2—0 victory over west brom at st mary's with goals from moussa djenepo and this volley from 0riol romeu. in scotland, celtic rescued three points with two goals in added time against stjohnstone. leigh griffiths headed in the first in the 90th minute and, then just a few moments later,

goals from michail antonio, pablo fornals and jarrod bowen. west ham are ninth in the table.y's serie a, atalanta thrashed cagliari 5—2 in the early game. benevento won 1—0 at home to bologna, lazio drew 1—1 with inter, and parma beat hellas verona 1—0. ac milan took a comfortable win at home to spezia. napoli meanwhile didn't show up for their match withjuventus as they remain in isolation in naples due to two coronavirus cases. with the game abandoned, the victory is set to be awarded tojuve under serie a rules. a big surprise in the london marathon with world record holder and four time winner eluid kipchoge beaten into eighth place. no crowds watching on in the cold conditions, but it was an exciting sprint finish to the end with ethipopian shura kitata just pipping kenyan vincent kipchumba to the line. kitata's time was two hours five minutes and 41 seconds. the conditions were cold and wet for both the men's and women's events. world record holder brigid kosgei won the women's race earlier in the very different, covid—safe marathon. kosgei went clear of world champion r

after ia minutes, pablo fornals added to the tally before half time and then in the 83rd minute jarrod bowenu. in scotland, celtic rescued three points with two goals in added time against stjohnstone. leigh griffiths headed in the first in the 90th minute and, then just a few moments later, patrick klimala got up from a tackle outside the box to smash the second in, putting celtic to the top of the scottish premiership. closest rivals rangers have just kicked off against ross county. in the women‘s super league new american signings cristian press and tobin heath got their first win in a manchester united shirt. beating brighton 3—0. meanwhile, alex morgan is yet to make her debut for tottenham, watching on as they lost a—i to manchester city. goals from chloe kelly, samantha mewis and ellen white helped seal the emphatic win. top seed simona halep has been knocked out of the french open by a 19—year—old in a match lasting just over an hour. it took polish teenager iga swiatek 68 minutes to beat the two—time grand slam champion in straight sets to reach the quarterfinals. the 19—year—old ha

the got back radar facility near bowen is among the leading lights in space surveillance. that has a limited range of sight it has to be told approximately where an object is in the sky in order to conduct precise measurements. that is our facility is immense compared to the german experimental. space surveillance and tracking radar. a new election a key controled radar system that is observed the near zone of space within milliseconds they stone semiconductor technology the radar will be the 1st in germany to track active satellites and space debris 247 also creating an orbit. that helps to prevent collisions. blount is in charge of gemini space situational awareness and which will work together with data collection he's seriously concerned about the satellite constellations currently being assembled. there could be the problem of the electric drive systems and the one website alerts do not allow hard delta vees or speed increases. their. plan is to deploy the fleets in an orbit of around 500 kilometers and then slowly push them to 1200 kilometers through the most contami

the fact beric radar facility near bowen is among the leading lights in space surveillance. radar has a limited range of sight it has to be told approximately where an object is in the sky in order to conduct precise measurements. the teaser facility is immense compared to the german experimental. space available and tracking radar. and new elektra nikky controlled radar system that observes the near zone of space within milliseconds based on semiconductor technology the radar will be the 1st in germany to track active satellites and space debris 247 also creating an orbit state to catalog that helps to prevent collisions. blount is in charge of gemini space situational awareness and which will work together with data collection he seriously concerned about the satellite constellations currently being assembled. there could be the problem of the electric drive systems and the one website alerts to not allow hard delta vees or speed increases. to. plan is to deploy the fleets in an orbit of around 500 kilometers and then slowly push them to 1200 kilometers through the most co

nick bowen is excited to have some big-time weapons back. >> they're two great play make owners thisand they've been getting on the practice field this week. they're so fast in every practice rep, in every game rep. and we're going love to have their speed, physicality back this week. >> guys go out there. they do their job at a high level. tat's what nick does every single day. i love watching nick play. i love all three of our quarterbacks. getting the chance to play with nick again, i'm excited about it. he is a great qb. >>> well, there is no baseball this weekend. the remaining teams are transitioning into the play-off bubble. that includes the a's and astros who begin the alds monday in l.a. there is bad blood between the two. we remember the brawl in august. the a's did win seven matchups against houston. but wipe the slate clean in this best of five series on a trip to the american league championship on the line. >> there is a lot of story lines in this series. and the close games is one of them. all of them have been hard fought to the end. it would suggest it wouldn't be a

adam sandler will be with us, followed by our new show at the regular time with julie bowen and my morning on this post-debate program is the only two-time candidate for president, senator from the great state of vermont, and the only guy over 70 who has cardi b's number in his cell phone. here to share his wise and learned perspective on what we saw tonight in cleveland, please welcome senator bernie sanders. [ cheers and applause ] hello, senator. >> hey, jimmy, how are you? >> jimmy: i'm okay. senator sanders, be honest, how many times did you yell at your television tonight watching the debate? >> uh, many. >> jimmy: many times, yeah. i would love to watch it with you and see what your reactions are. >> no, you wouldn't, no, you wouldn't. >> jimmy: i would. >> no. >> jimmy: you were a subject early on in the debate. they talked -- >> i heard that. i heard that. >> jimmy: did you feel that joe biden was distancing himself from you in some ways? >> look, i've been in a number of debates in my life, and taking on trump, who is a bully, who is a liar, who doesn't even respect the rules of

greg maybin test positive that's the first one that we hear of 2 days later, defensive coach sean bowen test positive but the word didn't get out about that until after they played as the vikings and then 3 days after that game. that's when 8 more players tested positive. then 6 more players over the next week along with multiple other nfl teams reporting a covid and then on october 4th 2 more posit that increases their total team 20 members of that organization. this season on the covid list so far but it's all good in the bubble. well, at least the lakers thought it was until they lost. they were up to but they couldn't take heat in game 3 of the nba finals, jimmy butler said nobody puts baby in a corner. he had what might be the best game of his career. he win one 15 one '04. the lakers lead the series 2 to one now game 4 is tomorrow night. since when is la neutral territory since now now that baseball has decided dodger stadium is the safest and fairest place for the a's and the astros to face off in the american league championship. the a's are feeling pretty confident going into t

businesses like bowen will want to come here and stay here. >> governor, want to get a chance at rebuttal and i want to ask you about a come at you made about threatening boeing with taking a hard look at those tax breaks. are you playing with fire? >> no. playing with common sense which is the citizens of the state should be treated fairly and that means as boeing's future improve, which they will, we want them to be inspired and incentivized to come build plaints year. this is one way to do it. if you give them an incentive they might think twice about leaving more jobs and that's a fair thing. this business things interesting. we had the highest rate of gdp growth a year or two ago under my stewardship. our state has been named the best place to do business by business insider and cnbc. it has been named the best place to live, and that's why people are moving here like crazy. people are coming from all over hypnotist, is this such a terrible business place why do these businesses keep commentary going. this is a growth oriented state. it's going to grow again when we defeat this -- >>

greg maybin test positive that's the first one that we hear of 2 days later, defensive coach sean bowen test positive but the word didn't get out about that until after they played as the vikings and then 3 days after that game. that's when 8 more players tested positive. then 6 more players over the next week along with multiple other nfl teams reporting a covid and then on october 4th 2 more posit that increases their total team 20 members of that organization. this season on the covid list so far but it's all good in the bubble. well, at least the lakers thought it was until they lost. they were up to but they couldn't take heat in game 3 of the nba finals, jimmy butler said nobody puts baby in a corner. he had what might be the best game of his career. he win one 15 one '04. the lakers lead the series 2 to one now game 4 is tomorrow night. since when is la neutral territory since now now that baseball has decided dodger stadium is the safest and fairest place for the a's and the astros to face off for the american league championship. the a's are feeling pretty confident going into

jeremy bowen is our middle east editor. why is france being targeted like this?versus president macron of france. it is not the first time words have been exchanged. i think you can say that president erdogan, for us to target a european leader, on these kinds of issues, islamist issues, his support, his own desire i think to present himself as a leader of muslims. then, he might choose president macron because that there have been disputes about other things, france support for armenia in the current battles because the turks have been very much supporting the other side as well as that, the dispute over mineral rights in the eastern mediterranean, , decrease, . something much more fundamental going on and that she had been hearing, people, muslims are very insulted by cartoons that defame their profit. but, at the same time, for the french and for the french state, the principle of secularism, the principal of the separation of religion and state and particularly as well, the principle that if they wa nt to as well, the principle that if they want to mark relig

hello and welcome to breakfast from bbc news, with sophie raworth and jeremy bowen.l the sport. thanks, bill. 75 years ago today! today we are in llandudno with the red sofa. how long have you been presenting? 48 years. sorry, i feel like i've let you down. i know, i'm pretty disappointed! our own deckchair. the sofa is so last year! this is rufus and imogen. good morning both of you. plenty of shocking twists is passed not in just on line of duty! plenty of shocking twists — not in general, just on line of duty! it's a group hug! we've recovered! i think we should have practised this beforehand, hey? so... they can sandwich, anyone? you wear these colourful hats are basically to make it more visual basically to make it more visual as a spectator sport. i went for the first toss of the new pound coin, and it sort of disappeared down here somewhere. have you got it yet? no. you see, that's how it should be delivered. 0h! more on that later! yes. here's the news, travel and weather wherever you are! anything to say about that? why don't we hugged like that. or why didn

west ham ended leicester‘s 100% record with a surprise away win — jarrod bowen made it 3—0 late in thet in their covid—delayed match against worcester this week. english golfer mel reid said she had redeemed herself after winning her first title on the american tour. she took the shoprite classic in newjersey by two shots with a final round of 67. last month, reid squandered a good chance of victory on the last day of an event in portland. she said winning this one was a huge relief. rafael nadal is looking good for a 13th french open title. he is into the quarter—finals after beating sebastian korda. nadal has won this tournament for the past three years and he dropped just four games in beating korda. he next faces the italian teenagerjannik sinner. there were shocking scenes at the karting world championship final at the lonato circuit in italy. luca corberi was in a collision with paolo ippolito, and his reaction was astonishing. what is he doing? what is he playing at? what on earth is he doing? he picked up his bumper and waited to throw it at ippolito, before storming off across

i like the quote from laurence llewelyn bowen, he is back at this new series, he says there is no room everybody to unleash their own creativity because we are not a tape nation. we are not a beige nation. we have all got our creativity. that is what this billion programme was, it has unleashed these interior designers from within. people were like, actually, i like a bit of zebra print. anything you would do to anime's kitchen? what about anything they do here, charlie? i am looking ata they do here, charlie? i am looking at a blank screen, so apologies for that. i am sure she is living in a gorgeous home. it isjust lovely that. i am sure she is living in a gorgeous home. it is just lovely and are very excited by the news. anna andi are very excited by the news. anna and i both on it. she was the queen of driving this programme. we had so much fun. it was an absolute bla5t. if they can replicate that on 5erie5 two, they cannot bottle it, because there is such energy. we just had an ab5olute ball on this programme. there is such energy. we just had an absolute ball on this programmem h