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laura britt joins us next. and there you have it- woah.ess on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too and mine has 5g included. that's cool, but ours save us serious clam-aroonies. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one upping itself. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> okay. despite last night's sloppy loss in the pouring rain, jimmy g is not losing his starting spot. >> like it or not, he's the guy. kyle shanahan said jimmy graup low will get another start when they take on chicago. let's bring in laura britt. >> here's a look at what to watch on the sports side of things. the warriors are on an absolute tear, starting the season 3-0 with wins over the lakers, clippers and kings. they'll be back in action tuesday as they head to okc to face the thunder. ou

i'm tom jefferson britt nice to meet you meet you. >> where is joe? >> joe is not here today.t's my first day. i don't know where joe is. >> you will do, jefferson. >> come and help me. i don't understand. ♪ ♪ >> greg: we all understand. so remove a statue, change a holidays name, congrats, you've tackled the big problems. when a parent loses a child or a child loses a parent, you could tell them hey, i am sorry for your loss, but remember that most of jefferson -- it's gone as well pretzel let's call it even. [applause] >> greg: let's welcome tonight's guests. he is here to ruin your plans for the apocalypse, author of the great new book, michael shellenberger. she believes that pain is no stronger than its weakest drink. fox news anchor julie banderas. he gets wasted more than your tax dollars. fox news contributor kat timpf. and walking a mile in his shoes would only take one step. my massive sidekick and the nwa world champion. [applause] >> greg: what? [laughs] >> what's going to come to you first? thomas jefferson owned. i figured i should come to you first. >> last time

because it's controlling youth germany but he's going to agree with the allies that's the american, britts russians are going to share control of berlin. but berlin fits squarely inside the soviet control area of occupy germany so the tensions and potential disasters and fallout that can happen set by the geographical set of berlin, you have question allies coming into the city but entirely surrounded by territory controlled by stalin's army. thus the setting for everything that's going to happen and that is a dramatic story that's going to unfold. >> and it really is a fascinating situation and i get from one of the great things of the book, giles makes it clear so we know how important the showdowns are so we understand on a human level the interpersonal conflict but also the larger things at stake. i am curious, you mentioned song is definitely a character, there's a lot of billet here with recognition and real heroes, such fun to cheer for. names i hadn't heard before but i came to love by the end of the period, even if it was one of the bad guys, they are so interesting, you have the

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the parliament has approved a lot to britt -- build a wall to stop migrants from crossing illegally fromit will cost $400 million and critics say it will not work. eastern european countries have seen it migrants from the middle east surging. pakistan security forces have warned demonstrators not to continue advancing toward the capital islamabad. the crowd from a band moved with a history of violence. the rally began with demands including the police of their leader and expulsion of france's ambassador and cartoons of the prophet mohammed published by a french satirical magazine. a prominent film actor from southern india has died from a heart attack at 46. he worked on 29 films and won the national award for the best child artist early in his career. there has been an outpouring of grief among his fans in front of his house. you're watching bbc world news america. still to come, protesters against the military coup in sudan say soldiers fired at them. the u.n. appeals for, i had protests planned for tomorrow -- , ahead of protests planned for tomorrow. ♪ host: archaeologist digging on

one cocktail that i'm britt moreno shows us how to love tito's. >> there's so much going on downtown right. everyone wants to be where the action is. folk-pop petito sign and waltz in looking for something to wet their whistle. but instead they find a cause that fills their hearts were very passionate about that and have some some great years left he dozes a merchandise store filled with t shirts hats and of course, some austin flare. so 100% of the net proceeds that from every purchase go back to or nonprofit organizations that we support central texas native zack flores is the left heaters national philanthropic program manager love which is our. >> philanthropic arm of the dedicated to turn spirits and to love and goodness, flores says his mexican american upbringing led to this calling. >> having that strength. powerful woman around. you really? it really hope shape and shift the way that you see the world. i was always raised to. >> care for others that are less fortunate. la familia was his compass. his tight knit family showed him how hard work and determination coupled with c

she already has 15 grammies, when oscar, and nine britt awards.red a new generation of artists, including fellow nominee joy cups. ♪ >> i think the thing that i've dealt maybe feel ok with is i'm not afraid of balance. i know that in my past, i have had friends when i was younger be like, why are you writing these kinds of songs? i remember feeling ashamed of my writing. the second thing is, admits all her success, all of the things that could have changed your accolades, she is just so real. reporter: easy on me has been streamed millions of times, but not everyone was impressed. >> as i was writing it, showing at the three of my closest friends and what did not like it. another one, maybe, keep trying. another was like, i'm busy working. so that was the perfect response for me. ♪ anchor: a senior writer at rolling stone joins me. thank you for joining us. what'd you think of the song? did you like it? >> i loved it. i think it is everything everyone has been waiting for for six years, this big, emotional piano ballot. it is quintessential adele.

laura britt with you over the next half-hour.nt. let's get a look at our field vision as we check out the nfc west standings. the 49ers have played one less game than their competition in

here is nbc sports bay area's laura britt. >> thank you.h start to the season there is a lot to be excited about this week in the world of bay area sports and topping the list is giants. game three of the nlds between the dodgers and giants is in l.a. tonight. our pregame coverage begins at 6:00 p.m. over on nbc sports bay area and post game coverage immediately following the final out. the nba regular season is almost here but the warriors are 3-0 in the preseason with two games to go. watch the warriors take on the trailblazers this friday on nbc sports bay area at 7:00 p.m. the sharks say get the preseason out of here. regular season hockey is here and going down this weekend at s.a.p. center. pregame coverage begins at 6:30 p.m. on nbc sports california. sharks taking on the jets on saturday night. there is a lot to look forward to and a lot of games to be tuned in for. back to you guys. >> how are we going to watch all of this? >> i don't know. giants/dodgers first tonight at dodger stadium. >> hi, jessica. >> at #convention a very une

their personal property that they would hang onto for their entire lives and pass on to their sons britt and he built the first political party which is really forming out of his own personal following. but he was a slave owner. but he was perhaps most closely associated in addition to his democratic impulses with the backing of forcible removal of native americans from their tribal lands and supreme court decisions. when the cherokee nation is forced out of historical lands in georgia, a fourth of them are going to die on the so-called trail of tears. this leads to a lot of problems this is how we interpret it. because owning slaves, not treating native americans with respect was not something that is controversial in the early 1h century pretty certainly controversial today but that's racing a lot of state democratic parties, their typical yearly fundraiser is the jefferson jackson dinner. many have moved to change their name when slave owners like jefferson and jackson is not projecting an image of inclusiveness. can meet really understand what it is like to be president? this is the

. >> madam president click senate majority leader britt. >> let me think it might friend senator leigh he, not only from introducing the legislation but for his dedication he served in this body if you have done more to make sure people have the right to vote without some of the barriers that it always been place and they way they people who want to discriminate against people, particularly people of color when it comes to voting. so i thank him. madam president the story of american democracy is a messy tale of starts and stops. for over 240 years our march to establish the united states as alw full democracy has always seem to involve two steps forward, one step back. today i am proud to join my colleagues that are leahy and durbin as a lead this chamber another bold step forward by introducing john lewis voting rights advancement act. a long-overdue uptake from the voting rights act of 1965. no piece of legislation has done more to protect the franchise and the voting rights act of the 60s. it's critical d preclearance division compel jurisdictions with recent histories of discrimin

actually, that interview you did or that day you had with lucy and britt and i remember you were on thele alongside her, she just did not care. >> stephen: no. that's very new zealand. >> stephen: i actually said, it's lucy lolis and brett mckenzie! and she goes, i know. but it wasn't rude. the new zealanders, the kiwis are some of the nicest people i've ever met in the world. why do you think you're so damn nice? >> i don't know, i think it's just very grounded in new zealand, and you don't get a chance to get too big for your boots. there's a tall poppy syndrome where people in new zealand don't tolerate people being a ( bleep ), i don't think. can i say that. >> stephen: we'll have to bleep it, but an excellent rule. ( applause ) the new movie, "last night in soho," it's a psychological horror. do you like horror films? >> i usually don't gravitate toward horror films. >> stephen: what's it like to make one? >> i think it's pretty similar to being on a normal set. it definitely helps that i don't get scared watching because i happens, i was there throughout the whole shoot and nearly

the corporate cowards of the nba, and we should let them know that we don't like what they're doing britte like our sports. so kinda we go yeah you, than w watch the games because that's why i ticketed the nba bird could get a don't want any of the sports fred could. >> i watched all the games, i watch all the games for you. >> that's my point a never watc anything for it so it's like a fake boycott. i like to boycott things i neve really do breath get wasn't watching them anyway, but now i'm not watching them. coming up, a monster with a messed up face. talk about offending the alien race. it♪ ♪i try so hard, i can't rise above it♪ ♪don't know what it is 'bout that little gal's lovin'♪ ♪but i like it, i love it♪ applebee's. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. feeling sluggish or weighed down? applebee's. it could be a sign that your digestive system isn't working at it's best taking metamucil everyday can help. metamucil psyllium fiber, gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down. it also helps lower cholesterol and slows sugar absorption to promote healthy blood sugar

the corporate cowards of the nba, and we should let them know that we don't like what they're doing brittet th problem is we like our sports. so kinda we go yeah you, than w watch the games because that's why i ticketed the nba bird could get a don't want any of the sports fred could. >> i watched all the games, i watch all the games for you. >> that's my point a never watc anything for it so it's like a fake boycott. i like to boycott things i neve really do breath get wasn't watching them anyway, but now i'm not watching them. coming up, a monster with a messed up face. talk about offending the alien race. i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. it's so good to see you. you too! so really, how are you? oh well, look! that's what we're both taking right now, fanapt. you know it's really been helping me manage my schizophrenia. i used to hear these terrible voices. loser! you're such a failure. you're so embarrassing. i used to feel like everyone was staring at me. but we'

breitbart news by as much as a fifth without telling them and also wrist a bunch of other conservatives brittx marlow runs breitbart and joins us tonight to respond. thank you so much for coming on. so were you surprised? i was a little shocked by how open they were, were you surprised? >> i was shocked only by the framing of it for "the wall street journal" but out the story has if it would be some sort of hit piece and it contained a smoking gun in it which is that these wokeness jw's had pressured senior management to just diminish not just breitbart, but fox and conservative media and cutting down their most engaged users to favorite corporate billionaire backed multinational conglomerates to promote their news over breitbart which is accurate and incredibly popular and was thriving while dominating on the platform. >> tucker: it is so interesting, they have all these different left-wing news outlets and they were completely fixated on the idea that breitbart might have a story on facebook, they couldn't get over it, no diversity of opinion, did you note this? >> absolutely. there's liter

>> i am scared britt actually took a whiff of it and i thought -- >> shannon: it doesn't smell good.con. >> that is awful. >> shannon: can i just read -- i want to know the ingredients in here. it starts with carbonated artesian spring water. >> okay. that's a good start. >> shannon: it's got all kinds of things. but it doesn't say bacon. it does say on the front, our dish of artificially flavored. >> maybe if it had bacon in it i might like it. >> shannon: there zero bacon in it. >> doesn't taste like bacon to me and i like lester, we've had a few that we liked. but this one, for me, gets the thumbs down. >> shannon: ohno. >> do you like it? >> shannon: i don't hate appeared >> i know you are from florida. >> shannon: he's going to take another step. let us know whether you would taste this. what you would think about this. it tastes too sweet to be bacon. >> that's a good point. i will pass. >> shannon: all right, cheers to the we can. you know what it taste like? rc cola. let us know what you think. some residents in san francisco are so frustrated with rising crime, they decided

you can only echo what both britt and general keane who summed it up so well. i would add one word.ve the pollz. we didn't know if he was a democrat or republican. what was clear was his patriotism. what was without doubt is how much he contributed to and made the public space better not because he was partisan but because he tried to make things better and endeavored to make things better. he served in a democrat and republican. most identified with republicans but unafraid and so willing to give counsel to democrat or republican. i was struck when he talked about how he got involved and how become interested in the military when he was in college and learned about the rotc and realized he liked it and something he was good at. boy, was he not knowing how much he would be good at it throughout his life. he never let slights or injustices that came toward him and never allowed to moment, no matter how big it might have been around the politics around something to discourage him from trying his hardest to do what was right. and all of that has been instilled in his kids, grandkids. i

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the number of new cases is so worrying because it's so much higher than britt anyone and european neighborshem are demanding plan b, encouraging people to work from home and communicating a need for caution. none of that -- the lockdown restrictions that were in place as early as this year, here on britain. the government says there is an unsustainable pressure on the national health service here so they are ruk toont reintroduce this measure. >> this virus is relentless. huge number of cases spiking in the u.k. we always kept an eye on europe because at the beginning of this what started from europe would head our way. the reasons doctors point out is you don't have the hospitalizations and deaths going up with the cases and thanks to the vaccine. >> richard, for our conversations, nothing matters east of koni island or west of santa monica beach pier. this is an international problem. i understand again. i hate to break it to them. we don't give foreign aides to other country to help other country. we give foreign aide to help ourselves and our interests. create a stable system across the

it's interesting when i romanticize britt. tells me as much as he loves growing up from britain that he says still after all these years every time his plane lands at jfk. he says i feel a sense of energy and possibility that anything is possible in this country. i still believe the roads are paved with gold here. he says he feels so blessed every time he touches down the united states. can you explain your experiences and the opportunities you feel here in america. >> sense of opportunity. it was a beacon of everything, popular culture and kind of a teenager going off in college. everything defined by america and you know if you think from the european experience since world war i when america came in and helped turn back the tide and world war i again and the second time and world war ii and someone like myself coming in from a remote part of north of england where everyone had lost their johns. the idea of coming to the united states and finding a job, my first big jobs, that was an incredible opportunity that i would not f