everyone, please welcome bridget everett! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: bridget everett!ere. >> jimmy: understood. it's very dry here. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i want to talk about "camping." >> good. >> jimmy: our pal r jennifer gar in it. >> i love her. >> jimmy: i mean come on. she's super cool. >> she's beautiful. >> jimmy: yep. >> she is talented >> jimmy: >> she is very physically fit. >> jimmy: yeah. she really is. [ laughter ] she's jacked. >> she's jacked. >> jimmy: yeah. >> betweenakes, her and david tennant used to do, like, push ups, and jumping jacks, and what do u call them? like squat thrusts, or burpees, or whatever. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i don't even know what they call them, becauseitor me i thin really more a a spectator thing. you shouldn't do it. [ laughter ] you should watch them. but my character wears this, likebolo tie, and they were like, "well you should do it." and i was like, "okay. i want to fit in." i'm here with all these movie stars. and so i do, like, three jumping jacks, and the bolo tie comes up, and hits my tooth, and i got a big chip there. >>

in like an impossible situation but we know she's got what three days to come up with a baby of a bridget plan b. so what are her options and what will she pull out it's a very good question because so far she has been sticking to this a brics it deal that she thought she'd secured with the e.u. which has been voted down tonight downing street appeared to be saying that that with to an agreement is still on the table so i guess that they're hoping that she will be there to get some kind of concessions possibly from brussels but that really is not going to be enough i mean the brics it is hard to tears on from her own party who is saying to her you need to go back to brussels and say we've got to renegotiate right from the very beginning but that's going to be very difficult mean if she did that she then have to. asked for an extension. leaving. something that she doesn't want to do i think what she is going to have to do is probably present data again. in a different way but she said to parliament look you guys need to come up with a set with a compromise something that you can all agree

there's been nice commutes here off the bridgeting into concord. that looks very nice. also, it's taking 17 minutes from drive from the bridge to the maize coming around the corner. there's been no major issues. when you get to the bay bridge, it's light. i want to mention right now, there's chain restrictions on interstate 80 and highway 50 getting into the sierra. you carry the chains lifted la today. right now, they are in place. 4:32, let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. today a judge will consider a gag order requested for the two men on trial in the fire. attorneys for the two are concerned the gag order request is part of an effort to keep them from talking about the cultable of the warehouse owners, the city of oakland and pg and e. >> it's a paramount important to the public that they get the truth. other people will die because nothing has changed. our cover-up is occurred here and still occurring. >> they want to shut us down. they want to say it's going to effect the jurors. it effected the jurors and they knew they were doing it and were very angry. >>

>> bridget: oh, my baby sister.

thank you bridget. and finally with us on stage we have camille acker. she grew up in washington, d.c. and she holds a ba in english from harvard university and msa in creative writing from new mexico state university. her debut short story collection is training school for negro girls. thank you camille for being here. i know some of you have been here with us since this morning and i was so touched by the opening with patricia smith. it really reminded me maybe why i'm here. i am from french caribbean islands and when we are paying tribute to my mom on her 60th birthday my sister decided to let her know how much she meant to us. she said you are a woman who is standing. if you remember what patricia smith, the wonderful gift she gave us, in this place today it is so wonderful to have a standing together. and for this particular conversation we are talking about writing and celebrating the historical magic of black women. the powerful storytelling, writing ourselves into spaces that neglect or sometimes ignore women. so my first question is maybe we hav

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it's a flashback episode wre bridget is giving birth to larry and stormy's character really helps heuch a bad ass. and she killed it. and she was improvising. she was a really, really amazing performer. >> seth: and you hde -- someone weatshirts. >> yes, tom murray, assistant costume designer. >> seth: uh-huh.an these were just for stormy's visit. >> yeah. >> seth: a on them?d they say oh, here, you go. >> i have to read it. >> seth: i'll show it. w many details can you really give in about two minutes, yeah. >> so, we didn't actually talk to storm >> seth: yeah. >> about those two minutes. >> seth: yeah. >> b sweatshirts for her. [ light laughter ] >> seth: that's very -- that's a nice piece of support. >> yeah. >> seth: i want to ask, as well, you mention, it was the flashback was based on your real experiences. >> yeah. >> seth: you gave birth in a loy -- not in a lobby -- >> you gave birth in a lobby oh -- >> seth: you gave birth in a living room. >> i gave birth in my ving room so, i got pregnant. i was 25 and i moved to l.a. and someone handed me a book. it was "ina may gaskin'

we found bridget and pam. this mother daughter pair. why did you want to come out here to support the women's march? >> i came out i think we all have different back stories as women, as advocates but to come together as a common ground and really just have the same theme that women's rights are human rights and we're all here to fight for that. >> when we were talking before, you were talking about you didn't think you would be doing this at this point. >> i didn't. i'm 58. to be here with my daughter who is 26 now, to think that i have to be out here and just -- you know, to keep pushing for this cause, it's disappointing. it's you know, quite honestly, it angers me and it's we just think now it has to happen. i mean, enough's enough. >> but the vibe here is maybe people might be annoyed they're still fighting for the rights. but the vibe is exciting. > very energetic. it is such an urgency to it at this point for what we're seeing around us happening. > alex, when you talk about the urgent sill that both pam and bridget are talking a

. >> you're going to need me there, bridget, i'm coming. >> no, mom -- listen to me, mom.'s my baby. >> i know. >> and i'm going to call you after he comes. >> no, i'm coming to your home. >> no. >> bridget! >> no! boundaries. >> you want to talk about boundaries? you had unprotected sex with that loser. >> what the [ bleep ]? >> okay, now you're definitely not coming. >> yes, i am. >> seth: please welcome back to the show, rosie o'donnell, everyone! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome back! >> thank you! >> seth: do you feel any -- you know, because these studios -- i mean, that's why they're tv studios. they completely change the way they look. do you feel at home? does it feel like the old studio to you at all? >> when i'm walking in from the hallway. >> seth: yes. >> the snl thing is right there. that gave me a little bit of, "oh, wow, remember that."ev buything is a lot different. i mean, first of all, your audience is much darker than ours was. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> i mean the lighting >> seth: the difference between ni

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we thank him for his service and we wish him and bridget all the best in their new home. we're so proud to have them join our bucks county family. i'd also like to thank homes for our troops and their entire board for honoring those who serve and sacrifice for our freedom. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize a small business in bucks county, pennsylvania, that has gone out of their way to help federal employees who are not being paid due to this prolonged government shutdown. for the duration of the government shutdown, pineville at that verne is offering federal workers and their family their pickled brined chicken at no cost. at this time of so uncertainty for our federal workers this is appreciated. the current impasse is a political game of chicken. mr. speaker, i call my colleagues to put aside our differences, fund our government, and get our federal employees back to work. i'm grateful for drew's again rossity and leadership along with his father and the owner of pineville at that verne,. -- taven earn. their dedicationed is a -- taven earn -- tavern. their dedi

down the driveway the foreign secretary boris johnson bridget secretary david davis stayed loyal to the prime minister until they'd been home that is and resigned within forty eight hours it is norwich . too late to save. jonas and waited to tell the pm heat quit until just before she had to try to sell the time to check his plan to parliament turning tricks that mr speaker i want to pay tribute to my right to friends i remember. the brags that cabinet exit didn't stop there. find a venue better reason may have finally proved with. brussels you commemorate the event he says but forced to come to work on sunday. to try. to. move. crowds welcoming the prime minister in london parliament hated may's deal and the compromise she signed up the day before her deal was bound for spectacular failure and after assuring the country ontario minister she wouldn't come so to resume a parliamentary vote at the eleventh hour are listened very carefully to what is being said in this chamber and. we will see to the church which. brags it hanging by a thread in rage politicians in to raise amazing policy

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want to bring you say symbol of the few need to a suit brought on brokamp we don't begin our aunt bridget flower and there are thirty three basting me i now pronounce you husband and wife you make is the price . very very rare i was very certain the wife is a very strong individual strong woman strong or will can do that is who will do it or a letter to a bar so personally. so i just thank you guys who shared with us wow i know a lot of people. there rushing into getting married and everything but i have my papers on the surface and. i know i'm not right. so. i. love this man and i love him so much longer love. her just for you so much joy in my life especially with all you guys here. you know we tried saving money every which way we can. i did my invitations at work i just bought a template off of the internet for five bucks. it was a forty five dollars dress at david's bridal salon the clearance rack. went to the dollar store for center pieces for all twelve tables. we had. it was three thousand dollars that thing which was unheard of the rings were the most expensive item. i could just

government has been exploring the possibility of a second bridget referendum the revelation comes after m.p.'s and tragically rejected the prime minister's original divorce deal this week plunging the country deeper into political crisis now the paper sets out a timetable for a second vote indicating that the whole process could take well up to a year and that includes seven months to lay the legal groundwork and a further three months at least for testing the question and also discusses other practicalities including the length of time necessary for campaigning now initially media outlets question to the legitimacy of that particularly cow ever downing street confirmed as such a document does exist while denying the government is actively planning for a second vote they said that the paper is purely for illustrative purposes and reiterated the prime minister's position that briggs it will go ahead. there are those who want to see no deal of those who want to see a second referendum and potentially frustrate bret's it a second referendum would lead instead to further division it's my du

thank you very much for being with us president -- bridget type -- and has rebuked the us national security adviser for demanding that turkey it does not harm. kurdish fighters in syria. ones accusing john bolton complicate plan to withdraw us troops that on sept bolton who held talks with turkish officials in ankara on tuesday but left without meeting the president. made a serious mistake in such conditions the tech is military role after the us withdrawal world. syrian kurds full alongside us troops against the islamic state group in northeast syria trump's decision to withdraw two thousand us troops took the pentagon by surprise. went against defense stopped vice and could leave the syrian kurdish ypg fighters vulnerable to attack by the turks. turkeys president's words make that attacks seem all the more likely. well done on the side and then it is not possible to except for smaller the message given by adults and from israel. mom was. indeed. that is in one of the the us it is not possible for us to make compromises on this point. those self parts of the terror corridor in syria will r

news from bridget su, the boss says he has no intention of moving the headquarters from london.our top story — the french finance minister confirms carlos ghosn has stepped down as chairman and chief executive of renault, his replacements are expected to be named later today. let's go to the swiss ski resort of davos now — which is hosting the global elite for the annual world economic forum. our own sally bundock is there — she's been talking to the head of the world trade organisation — roberto azevedo. tell us more. let me tell you who i was talking to on the balcony last year. carl is gone, i was talking to him, part of the global elite, what a difference a year makes. we've been talking to lots of different people about all sorts. to give you a sense of what's on the agenda, the finance minister and chancellor will of hammond is on a panel, high—profile panel chaired by the founder of davos, it's all about the new impetus for europe. it'll be interesting to hear what philip hammond has to say stop the european commission competition commissioner is also there, the dutch min

least give him a proper hearing ok and if you can solve the person's problem then you can tell him bridget will aid you look at this problem cannot be. that he the person was bad with this satisfaction that he was given a property of. the islamic republic of pakistan has long struggled with a legacy of poverty and displacement problems that also have their roots in the founding of the station one nine hundred forty seven. when hindu majority india was partitioned millions of people were killed and millions more driven from their homes. who are also grew up with war and displacement born in like c. in one thousand nine hundred twenty nine she moved to west germany as a young woman and studied medicine in minds. soon after she entered a catholic order. she had originally planned to go to india as a nun in one nine hundred sixty. but then a coincidence intervened. when the park is thrown gunnin that i went to pakistan because i didn't get a visa for india when i arrived in caracas image of a fellow nine. what was a kind of leprosy ghetto get to it was more horrible than anything i could imagi

. -- bridget. this flu has killed three people. how is this year's flu comparing to other years. >> last year's flu was particularly bad. if you measure it in terms of how many people died, it was anywhere between 3002 30,000. 80,000 is off of the charts, that is lipo. this year with the report of two people dying in the bay area, let's look at the numbers. you follow people who have died under the age of 65 years old. over the age of 65 years old is much more common. the two that have died under 65 years old, that is not terribly alarming. the numbers last year were 11 in the bay area. so these two, i looked it up, the person who died in santa clara, the person was 35 years old and they had other medical conditions. because of privacies we don't know the details. maybe they had lung disease or pneumonia or hiv. maybe there immune system was compromised. usually when this happens, there are other reasons. it doesn't strike the normal, healthy person as frequently. >> many people feel as though they can easily fight off the flu with

bridget weisenburger, the college and relations coordinator, standing up for heritage today. heritage has been putting on this luncheon with outstanding conservative women for almost 20 years now. it's a real pleasure for us to come here once a month. today, i am pleased to introduce the october speaker, karen prior. karen will be discussing her new book, hold it up. it's a little one but it's a good one. it's called on reading well. finding the good life through great literature. in her book, she chooses a number of great books of western literature and explores in each one a single virtue like prudence, justice, faith, love and the result, i can tell you, i can attest personally of reading it is that you understand virtues better and you want to practice them in a better way. she's a professor of english at liberty university. she's one multiple teaching awards. she has had her articles in many places. christianity today, washington post and many others. in addition to on reading well, she's the author of another weight one called books. literature in the soul of me. in whi

bridget: thank you for taking my call. i have a question. on the shut down.the shortage with the homes, i heard a bunch of people were , that the landlords would evict them, because they are not able to pay. goes to theit different programs and stuff, more and more people will be in trouble. it seems like that would be a renterslandlords to get out so they could raise rents and even turn around and sell them for higher because they can show they are getting more money . it seems like it would bring a false value to the real estate. and it seems a if we let the government be shut down long enough, the prices on that real estate -- host: that is bridget in kansas. guest: i think the best thing for tenants to have is an alternative, the best thing to solve the problem is to have a house next-door that is empty that you can choose to live in instead of the house where the landlord is jacking up the rent. for a long time, it has been a problem in the closed access i mentioned just because there is not housing supply because there are local and political obstructio

. >> you just played the clip of senator my thought was wow, mal white bridget flick does not go withsill building in the nation were white privilege is reality. >> the obsession for the left over every play to white privilege has led to some prett ugly accusations, but perhaps none as embarrassing is this following exchange that took place on the radio earlier todae . >> i never considered my color the issue i considered my qualifications the issue. >> david, that is a whole long conversation about white srivilege and things that you have the privilege of doing the people of color don't have the privilege of. >> i have the privilege of whit privilege? >> david, by virtue of being a white male you have white privilege. it's a whole conversation i don't have time to get into.to >> i hate to break it to you, but you should have been better prepped, i'm black. >> okay. >> you went to white privilege, this is the false it in this. >> this tells us a lot about th reactionary impulses on the left . they always go to the race issue . here now, the man on the other side of the accusation. demo

they want to bring us a symbol of the few anything they suit got on brokamp we don't begin our aunt bridget around her and there are thirty three based on me i now pronounce you husband and wife you make is the price. very very rare it was very disappointing the wife is a very strong individual strong woman strong or will can do that is who will do it or a letter to a bar so personally. so i just thank you guys who shared it with us wow i know a lot of people. there are rushing into getting married and everything but i have my papers on the surface and i know i'm not right. so. i. love this man and i love him so much nothing i love. her just writing so much joy in my life especially with all you guys. you know we tried saving money every which way we can. i did my invitations at work i just bought a template off of the internet for five bucks. it was a forty five dollars dress at david's bridal salon the clearance rack. went to the dollar store for center pieces for all twelve tables. we had. it was three thousand dollars thing which was unheard of the rings were the most expensive item. i

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to the polls all right we're hillary's here now what we've asked readers to do is take us through bridget by the numbers the online numbers and you know not so much what's in the discussion we know what's in there but how it's all played out i guess and social media you know yes qual well brags that continues to be a hot topic online over one hundred thousand people are talking about it just today from the u.k. the u.s. germany france spain arland and also in canada now according to twits if it is more than two hundred million tweets have arrests have reference brags that since the results of the referendum and that was announced on the twenty third of june twenty sixth in and around two thirds of those tweets came from the u.k. and the largest spike was all the conversation was actually between june twenty third and june twenty eighth of twenty sixteen they also highlighted some of the most mentioned individuals and unsurprisingly tourism a was at the top of that list followed by germany corben from the opposition labor party and also being discussed was the former foreign secretary bori

also to the limits on bridget -- trump-kimand a second summit.e third annual women's march with protesters calling for an end to austerity. you can check those out online or on the terminal. ♪ ramy: welcome back. this is daybreak asia. i am ramy inocencio. paul: i am paul allen. let's get a quick check on the blitz -- the business flash headlines. the indian government has removed two executive directors from the board of punjab state bank. they were hit by a $2 billion fraud last year. the finance industry dismissed the pair without giving any reason. last year the bank said a rogue employee provided guarantees to jewelers who used to obtain massive foreign loans. francine: nintendo investors -- nintendo investors are feeling powered up despite slowing demands on the switch and a steep shares slump last year. price cuts, better software pipeline and the imminent launch --a new game are rising raising confidence. this helped with 20% since december, after a slump of 44% in all of 2018. paul: in thailand, the surging baht is adding to the challeng

when he dies, he is pleading with bridget douglas and others, do not let my civil rights bill die. >>e believes in human equality and everything in his power to ensure that african-americans would have the same chance of life as other americans. the senate passes the bill after his death and what have been the biggest milestones in our the supremeept that court declared it unconstitutional. and-forward to the 1950's 1960's. of 1964ivil rights act is signed by president johnson. andhey begin to look back use that knowledge to shape the civil rights act in a way that would stand up to constitutional filibuster. >> it received bipartisan support of more than two thirds of embers of the house and senate. an overwhelming majority of republicans and democrats voted for it. >> in many ways, the civil rights act is accommodating of the efforts of charles sumner and the fact that the civil rights act, which stood -- withstood constitutional similar to the charles sumner act of the night -- the 1800s. is alsold chamber working to support the justice -- supreme court justice becomes the first re

of those who thinksjeremy corbyn is now moving towards backing another referendum is the labour mp bridgetr case for what we want to see but ijust the basis of theresa may is statement yesterday and everything that has gone before, i cannot imagine that we are going to see a significant reopening of the options that are available. she is unwilling to budge on her red lines, in which case, i think our position then inexorably takes us to supporting a public vote. just as some in labour are hoping jeremy corbyn is inching towards backing another referendum, some are hoping the opposite funnels. hoping the opposite 0ne backing another referendum, some are hoping the opposite one of those is with me now. does this indicate another step in jeremy corbyn with me now. does this indicate another step injeremy corbyn slow step in again a people sold?|j another step injeremy corbyn slow step in again a people sold? i would not go that far. it is broadly of —— reflective of the decision made by the labour party conference. it is not really making a huge number of commitments at this stage. for those

that's why at hanover st., bridget is important to us. that's $150 million investment that needs to take place because it's right there between fort covington and 95. >> is johns hopkins a good partner? >> axilla partner. >> they are not just a high wall? i have to tell you we did it for him not to long ago in baltimore, had faculty member some johns hopkins who were saying themselves that they were failing and doing some of things they should in outreach to the committee, that is a reservoir of excellence but they had not done as much as they should. that's from them and i'm interested in whether you see that they should be doing more. >> they been an excellent partner for mepa and, of course, everybody, this is all in. everybody can do more but i can tell you between bloomberg and johns hopkins and interaction with me as mayor in our communities. i remember going into, we have this committee called the greater baltimore committee is with executive committee called in and wanted to have a conversation about crime and telling needed you t

all have been calling for this soldier's military to do exactly feet to reveal and gaze the worst bridget now what chance do you think there is of that happening because of the moment that they appear to be aligned with maduro but what's the chance of them flipping sides and then what would it mean for. well that's a great question unfortunately i would say chances have mean various small do in the last ten or twenty years in fact i would say it remains very difficult for the venezuelan it military to take action against most do it all and be successful part of the problem here it's that nico last mughal had have that large of a up people are people willing to keel out and to be healed defending the revolution and defending my little let me explain these he have not only the military and the armed forces but he also have what we call calling the rules it's your first c.v. only us army to the same mother will and then we have the middle east and it's gonna but not other means of c.d.'s with military. ready to protect and mother who took us there is and it would have the q one is not like s

have been calling for this soldier's military to do exactly feet to reveal and gaze the words of bridget now what chance do you think there is of that happening because of the moment that they appear to be aligned with maduro but what's the chance of them slipping sides and then what would it mean for. well that's a great question unfortunately i would say chances have mean various small do in the last ten or twenty years in fact i would say it remains very difficult for the venezuelan it military to take action against most do it all and be successful part of the problem here it's that nico last mughal had have that large of a up people are people willing to keel and to be healed defending the revolution and defending my little let me explain these he have not only the military and the armed forces but he also have what we call calling the rules it's your first sibilia us army to the same mother will and then we have the middle east and it's gonna but not other means of c.d.'s with military . ready to protect and mother who took us there is and it would have the q one is normal exactly