and buddy currently as a show on the food network, buddy versus duff, its sue mo and chris go and goldman the other half of the team season 3 currently airing. that's a long way of saying, but even last row, how are your brother? hey, what's going on, dennis? hey, ben, man, i'm good brother. i want to check on your, your pod, the home pins that are incident that i know it sounds like, you know, i got a month out there, but i honestly didn't got a, i'm recovered greeley. i had 5 surgeries, a ton of physical therapy, and i got about 90 percent of my strength, fac, and a lot of my dexterity back. when about 56 weeks before we started filming, i had my 5th and final surgery and that was the one to really give me flexibility. before that i couldn't even bend my my hand. i could, this was like, my 1st like can make so i would have never been able to do to competition and going into this competition. i really wasn't sure my capabilities. i mean, i know i wanted to compete, but i didn't know how strong i was going to be or what my endurance level was. and i going to tell you dennis, thing god. be

the cake boss, buddy. the last row right up to this on dennis miller plus one. now folks welcome to dennis miller plus one happy to welcome. but eva last strode. the show. the cake guy says madeline tells me, but he became a household name with his reality show cake boss that started in 2009 and ran for 14 seasons. so obviously they were running more. i know what you're saying, dennis, that's only 12 years. they ran more than once like survivor, the queued up one after the other is the owner of carlos is bakery as well as the face of buddy bees restaurant. and buddy currently as a show on the food network, buddy versus duff, it's sue mo and chris go and goldman, the other half of the team. susan 3 currently airing. that's a long way of saying, but even last, dro, how are you, brother? hey, what's going on? dennis? have been, man, i'm good brother. i want to check on your, your pod, the home pins that are incident mad. i know it sounds like, you know, i got months out there, but i honestly didn't got a, i'm

and he's also the face of buddy v's ristorante, and he currently has to show, you know, with duff buddy versus stuff on the food network. you know, buddy, my kid when he got out of new instead of taking one of those, well, what do they call it? a bridge year before you go either high school to college, college grad school. he took a bridge year and he said he just wanted to work gigs like like larry, larry, whatever, darnell or whatever his name is. and the razor's edge, he wanted to just work a bunch regular gigs. he was a baker for awhile and i said, son, you know, he was in new york. you said it was a 1000 degrees. he was bacon bread for this restaurant down in the village. and i said, what do you get out of its son? and he said, well listen, i just wanted to learn something substantive. and i thought what could be more substantive than making bread to be the peat other humans and having them come back in a few days later and say i was a killer love, give me another one of those. he said it was a very primal and he found a valid exchange. you must find that your work. it must be the

but he's back susan 3 duff versus buddy the cake bus. buddy. the last row right up to this, and dennis miller plus one ne folks. welcome to dennis miller plus one. happy to welcome buddy the last row to show the cake. this is, madeline tells me, but he became a household name with his reality show kick boss that started in 2009 and ran for 14 seasons. so obviously they were running more. i know what you're saying, dennis, that's only 12 years. they ran more than once like survivor, the queued up one after the other is the owner of carlos is bakery as well as the face of buddy bees restaurant. and buddy currently as a show on the food network, buddy versus duff, it's sue mo and chris go and goldman the other half of the team season 3 currently airing. that's a long way of saying, but even less drone. how are your brother? hey, what's going on? dennis? have been, man, i'm good brother. i want to check on your, your pod, the home pins that are incident mad. i know it sounds like, you know, i got months out there, but i honestly didn't got a, i'm r

the minute she asked me where buddy was, i knew that buddy was likely in the bathroom. >> reporter: the without buddy, so her parents sprang into action. >> i started looking up every phone number i could find of lost and found at jfk, lost and found for jetblue. >> reporter: finally she turned to her facebook group of other new york moms. shelby coleman saw the post just as she was landing at the same airport and in the same terminal. after a flurry of messages the blanket was in safe hands. >> what do you say? >> oh my goodness. >> a reunion that was also a teaching moment for the children. >> we thought it was really important for them to understand that a total stranger who had her own busy life, you know, stopped what she was doing and went out of her way to find something that we had lost that meant so much to piper. >> one small act of kindness -- >> thank you for finding my buddy. >> that a little girl is likely to remember forever. >> my buddy. >> cbs news new york. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" an exclusive interview with brittany commisso who is speaking out for the fir

we hit all those houses all at once. >> reporter: one by one those buddies turned.tives how a frantic creech showed up that night and persuaded one friend to get rid of gavin's cell phone. another friend to hide gavin's car and body in his garage and yet another told detectives she saw chandy and john creech burning their own clothes in the fireplace after gavin was killed. >> this was a strange case. >> reporter: prosecutor bobby graves. >> you don't normally find a body two years later after somebody is killed. you don't normally have key witnesses who don't come forward until years later. >> reporter: in january, 2015, nearly three years after gavin smith disappeared, creech was charged with first degree murder. he had pleaded not guilty. and chandy, well -- >> we didn't know if she set it up or she had something to do with it. >> coming up, an under cover sting and chandy is the target. >> and i was like, stop it. screaming my head off. >> then a stunning moment in the courtroom. >> i wanted to get away, i was scared. i was afraid of what i would see. >> when "d

thank you, buddy now, what do you have there?nce aws ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. i didn't even know you could have a hedgehog as a pet that's amazing and what does your shirt say there? >> hogfather >> jimmy: there you go, of course [ laughter and applause it's a hedgehog. it's a hedgehog. you know, already i think he's better than me, but what do you have set up? and please show me, why is your pet better than me >> so tuck is an american hedgehog warrior and he's going to hopefully navigate this little obstacle course i have behind me and ultimately end up in our mini ball pit over here and i'm not so sure you'd be able to do that, jimmy [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you'd be right you'd be right i don't know if i could do this, but let's see what tuck does our first pet -- >> all right >> jimmy: the pressure really got to him so let's see [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: american hedgehog -- >> all right, and if you don't mind, i think i'm gonna do a a little hogcasting if that's okay with you. >> jimmy: oh, my god look at this this is

you always dive with a buddy.ts and you do it for yourself, because you do it for your buddy. everything i've done for myself, i will then do for iana. so, for example, with the gauge, i notice that her gauge wasn't streamlined but it's easy to -- that's why a buddy double checking is always a good thing. >> our program includes field schools and full-on missions. in order to document, we have to teach disciplines how that is done. the first day of training is in a classroom learning how to document chip bricks underwater. learning mapping which is the type of documenting that we're doing, teaching people how to parse the wreck and then how to document items of interest so that we can identify it. then we take the participants to the next stage which would be outside and we set up a mock wreck to give them situational awareness of what it is they're going to be doing once they hit the water. then we take them out to the wreck site . so everyone gets in the water and swims a survey dive over the entirety of the wre

we're currently working with about 200 to 250 youth mentor buddy pairs.00 and again at $300 a pair. it's probably the most cost effective program out there. octavia this is such good work. i really think that the teenagers can break through where adults can and i thank you for joining us. are you doing good work, and you did a good job of explaining it as well. so thanks again. you are to be a barry is the director of community reading buddies. thank you for joining us. thank you, sal. and to show your support for community reading buddies. you can scan the qr code. that's right there on your screen or go to ktvu .com/ giving day. all right, a video showing a southern california deputy collapsing after being exposed to fentanyl. it was released to the public to call attention to the dangers of that drug. but some medical experts s a showing body cam vida san diego county sheriff's deputy collapsing moments after being exposed to fentanyl on the job is now getting some criticism. some medical experts are saying the risk of passive exposure to synthetic opi

to help your buddy it's not that you're not there, but that you're counted. i run into veterans in the mode of taking care of their buddies, sacrifices for the team instead of watching themselves and it ends up hurting the team when they don't go get the care that they need. >> yeah, so i should say that i describe it as a system failure. and you say in the book it's not a system failure, it's a culture of veterans evolve. >> is that your hope that that would happen? >> all the stories of me growing up in asian and revering, being so lucky i was american. and or my dad losing his job in the his 50's. and i know people who lost their jobs in their 50's and can't get another one and they can't pay the rent and close toe homelessness, grateful for food stamps or scraping by. do i feed my kids or do i take medicine, all of those things. i've been telling you stories and put them together in the book to show you're not alone. you're not alone and that there are people like me who are in positions of power who understand and see you and are trying our best to solve

i'm sure some people will cry and how i feel about my buddies but i was upfront about it but for those longor time and then a have a chapter and now i am moving on with two girls under the age of six slime always moving on to the next phase i just can't do it all because i don't have the time so what are we 48 hours away? >> what about that constituents if you have any conversations about your personal life? and in any particular way. >> my constituents are why over the last years as we talked to constituents i've been prompted to tell stories i've never told the four never told people my dad was out of a job for five years and we were struggling and we only started to talk about that because in a look at the audience and they say am 52 years old and then it hit me and that i just started to talk to my dad about the meaning in my staffer say i did not know that about you so it's a fact and then to talk about ivf and then thank you for talking to me. and because of you i tried ivf and now i'm pregnant. so it is my constituents and then tore relate to them to understand and hear from the

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my army buddies. i am very much myself in the book. >> absolutely. did anybody read this?adjectives. give me some color. >> i think that i did a good job of describing things. i wanted to show people whatnk cambodia was like before it was destroyed. my early childhood memory was sitting in a car with a warm role of french bread. a french colony at one point cared there is a lot of description in the book. a description in my style of writing and talking. i needed to be true to myself. >> absolutely. you 100% succeeded in that. >> when you are going through fertility treatment, and incredibly tough thing to go through that process let alone a political campaign. did you consider more about that, was there more that you had to put into words? you talked a lot about it and then others that you succeeded after failures. how did you navigate that? >> i wanted to address it, but it could only be so long. i did not want to write a 500 page poem. i wanted to write a book that people would read and get through and was enjoyable. i am sure some people will cry about parts of it. i h

please, buddy. >> i will. yeah >> jimmy: the fastest-growing spirits of any to date [ cheers and applause not too shabby, buddy. >> yeah, thank you very much >> jimmy: there's a thing called the mana-mobile >> yes >> jimmy: if it doesn't stop by my house, where can i see this thing? and what is this >> dude, that -- so the mana-mobile serves tacos it serves special recipes. it serves teremana cocktails it serves french toast [ laughter ] and that mana-mobile is going coast to coast -- multiple mana-mobiles are going coast to coast. and we wanted to bring the mana to the people. so that mana-mobile will be going to fire stations, military bases, college campuses, communities, food festivals, you name it mana-mobile is coming to you [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: yeah, look out for the mana-mobile. you're great at what you do, bud. when we come back, we'll talk about your movie "jungle cruise." more with dwayne johnson when we come back come on back [ cheers and applause ♪ oh! you're doing it wrong, man! what's

. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i love you buddy it's so good to see you. >> i love you!time -- next time, i want to see you in person, pal. you look great that's exactly what you want jason momoa to look like am i wrong you are a stud look at you. look at you, bud [ cheers and applause i love it. i love the set i love the hair. would you ever cut your hair short? >> hell no >> jimmy: never, right >> no. i mean, i'm not a big fan of haircuts or cutting anything my beard yeah >> jimmy: yeah, just grow it all the way out. >> well, you know, most of the roles i play, like "see," i've got to have long hair, aquaman, i've got to have long hair so until i need to play that role, i'll wait. >> jimmy: yeah, would your wife be cool with you if you cut your hair? >> probably not. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hey, i wanted to talk to you about i know the justice league, the snyder cut, the director's cut came out during quarantine four hours, by the way i loved it >> yes >> jimmy: i thought it was fantastic. i was going to ask you, what did you think of it? >> i mean, listen, i love zack

his son, buddy, is with the marines in the pacific. bill, pick up the story from there. >> well, buddy was killed on christmas day, 1943. in the solomon islands. the u.s. marine corps lost 325 soldiers that day. he had just turned 17 and he was killed. his dad, of course, was already serving, he was on a ship over in europe, and nine months later he had his own misfortune. he was on a mine sweeper and the mine sweeper didn't do as good a job sweeping this particular mine, i guess, because it blew up the ship and 58 members of that crew were killed. sy rosenthal survived, but he was paraplegic. he lost the use of his legs and he was wheelchair bound the rest of his life. he spent most of the rest of his life doing a lot of charitable work and being honored, of course, here and there. but what a story. >> it's a great story. and i was so taken by the fact that sy turned what was such a tragic event in his own life, and he became such a force as an advocate for polio victims, for cerebral palsy victims, for veterans groups. victims, for v

my buddy already on, on. those are guns in the area, but it went to see who did. am i seeing 11 going along with the community center here in as i guess i got a column of the audio as a every year in peru, an estimated 171 tons of gold and 4000 tons of silver. a mind a country also rich in many other minerals, as well as oil and gas. this tremendous source of income has helped build a stronger economy. but despite all this infrastructure is still developing. ramos because sandra is a winemaker when he's a vineyard, is 35 kilometers away. at the other end of the quarter was the canyon. a gaping valley. 3 and a half kilometers deep. it's a 35 kilometer journey along one of the most dangerous parks in the region are central is one of the few locals who own the vehicle. so he also works the taxi try to get down. there is no central drive carefully. he trusts he's driving abilities and his 20 year old truck. he knows a dangerous road requires confidence. the other steps or less work or not a modern got to i'm to l

the cake boss, buddy. the last row right up to this. and dennis miller plus one the ne folks welcome to dennis miller plus one happy to welcome, but evil last row to show the cake. this is, madeline tells me, but he became a household name with his reality show cake boss that started in 2009 and ran for 14 seasons. so obviously they were running more. i know what you're saying, dennis, that's only 12 years. they ran more than once like survivor. they.

the best way to take care of your buddy is not to enroll in the v.a. but to enroll so they know you are there and you are counted. i run into this all the time. they are in the mode of taking care of their buddies or sacrificing for the team instead of watching out for themselves and it hurts the team when they don't get the care they need. host: you eloquently say in the book it's just a matter of the culture of taking care of veterans. is your hope that telling your story can help that to happen quick. >> i hope so. all the stories in the book of me growing up in asia and to be so lucky i was american or to talk about being hungry when i was in my teens and my dad lost his job and was unemployed four or five years in his fifties. i tell the stories to people because i know people have lost a job. they can't get another one and they are behind in their rent literally one day away from homelessness the way we were and they are just scraping by where they can and choosing between do i feed my kids or take medicine? all of those things. i show that you a

but he's back susan, 3, duff versus buddy. the cake bus buddy the last row right up to this. dennis miller plus one.

and at that point even though, like, i consider you my buddy, i threw shade right away, man.sier's maris got." you know like you never saw maris, but you did see the dog. but i was like, "you know, i'm trying to make "frasier" the new "mah." if not the new "star trek: the next generation. [ laughter ] all right. here's my periodontist story >> seth: okay, great >> so, i just turned 51, right but i was 50 when this happened. it was a few months ago. so, i went to the dentist to get a cleaning i thought i hadn't, like, had a cleaning in two years. and i got in the room. he was like, "seven. you haven't had a cleaning in seven years. and i was like "all right. so he goes to take - >> seth: he goes, "i've been trying to have you get a cleaning since you've been trying to make the next 'clerks.'" { laughter >> pretty much pretty much the same time. so he takes pictures of my mouth. he leaves the room never a good sign. then he comes back in and he goes, "well, i got bad news and worse news." i was like, "what do i got gingivitis?" he goes, "you wish you had gingivitis." he's like,

hey buddy, give me like 45 minutes. all right, buddy, boy, i the only thing that leverett did that was wrong with it. the only thing that did that was wrong, and i'll be the 1st one to admit this note blacks and loud blacks. and that is disgraceful. ah, as i'm fighting alongside a black man was willing to die. and he can't buy a house next to me and live again. simon, i don't make a nuisance. ah! why did you select glad to believe we were looking for a place to buy a home? we looked at the town we liked here we liked the advantages of left counting dom offer in comparison to other cities and we understood that it was going to be all right, we're very happy to buy a home here. ah, when you come to this neighborhood, you know me to do. it's different on 20 centers. it gives you a feeling park like the settings. ah, in the news the i was struck by how familiar it felt. it was a connection to leopard town that they both developed as opposed to the suburbs. i believe, i believe. and he built these houses. he really built you

hey buddy. give me like 45 minutes. all right, buddy. boy, i only say that 11 did jack way long while that's the only thing that did that was wrong, and i'll be the 1st one to admit this note blacks and black so out and that is disgraceful. ah, i'm fighting alongside a black man. we're willing to die the and he can't buy a house next to me and live again me assignment. i don't make any sense. i believe we were looking for a place to buy a home. we love to live in town. we like to share. we like the advantages of counting them offer in comparison to other cities and we understood that it was going to be all right, we're very happy to buy a home here. me. ah, when you come to this neighborhood, you know, immediately it's different. on 20 centers, it gives you a feeling park nike settings. ah. the news i was struck by how familiar it felt. it was a connection to live a town that they both developed as post for a suburbs. i believe going him and he built these houses. he really built youth houses for the veterans coming home from the war. it

but you can come inside to the buddy. just get him to them. i knew what was the there were 11 children in the hell family. every stage of the rope and production process takes place right in front of their eyes. party as well. i'm not going to admit that more for them. i'm going to miss on the michael mac. sure. mama kish. they live in the guy. i've got about a month. i mean, i'm a because when i tried them, i didn't want to think they had no idea that in russia alone, more than 30000 people, died each year because of african heroine. we brought a small projector with us as well as video showing how narcotics really affects drug users. we asked them to take the children away because we felt that the scenes were too explicit for such young eyes. but it's can this to go maybe. if we know more than that, when i need to talk to them about that when they put on some issue again, any money to get those to me on that when i need it in the end because it didn't quite have the effect we'd hoped for there were no tears, no compassion and no pity. the pe

tarzan, great -- he's probably watching tonight great work, buddy. >> he loves you. the best posts bro, you got to follow him, man. >> jimmy: tarzan the dog >> no, d-a tarzan da dog. >> jimmy: yeah tarzan da dog. >> lorde has her onion rings account. i got my dog account >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. can we talk about the album or like -- what is it - what's the theme of this album when it comes out? >> the theme of the album, the album is called "familia." and i think like just i actually i learned how to cook during the pandemic. and -- i think that inspired me to like invite people over for dinner and have dinner parties and i think like just my love of like food and having people kind of gather around a dinner table prompted this like me kind of manifesting just like having a squad around and having friends around and friends being kind of like their chosen family. plus, also your real family. but it basically just being about community. you know, i feel like so much in our culture, it's like, you know, it's like there's independence and, you know, very kind of like b

he returned to where he'd come from and rejoined his old buddies. mm mm mm mm. the back either finance alive. no. made it a girl. i didn't really support a problem. i know they stopped the ah, breaking news this our on our t international, celebratory gunfire, rings out across cobble as america's 20 year presence in afghanistan come to an end . the pentagon confirmed the last us evacuation flight has left the country where it's now half past 3 in the morning on the 31st.

me for she me, go to your buddy. oh, not in my 1000000, the phone on cash over. maybe it's like it was on the on the, on i charlo sunrise, jacqueline ended on a $1000001.00. we started, that was especially on the one to me, but i, i think it's part of mental health revolution. we increasingly freeze political claims. the language of mental health became more common. so if you disagree with something i said on this program, you know, just say i just agree with you. i think you're wrong because of the following problems in your evidence or logic. you say your micro grass, you say you triggered me. you said you hard me again, some psychological way be just news or psychological terms. and i guess an enormous problems or politics because it's almost impossible to have a discourse on that terrain. the the, i use me. i mean why you're seeing him, but i mean nicky, she'll return to you. i never knew she knew me. ah, ma'am on my check on our trouble. it's not a problem at all. i do not know so much hope i can look them up tomorrow. i should have not had all that a bad in

some of my buddies bad visibility cause crashes.r crewmembers were able to walk away from this one. in the coal they carried was used in berlin. the airlift continued even as lead the berlin assembly to american flyers to help free the city. but with all of this the city was eating into its reserves. any operation more cargo to berlin on barges helped us over the blockade. adding the royal air force to the risk of the british and our own b54's another terminal on the 50 flying minutes from berlin. they often think group captain yard as well as general la mesa flybys. we work together and peace as in war. the air force planned the berlin airlift and the president approved. headquarters air force directed maps, military airport service to put into effect the berlin airlift plan. the spectacular airports need transport operation was shown to air force leaders. the secretary of the air force and the air force chiefs of staff general vandenberg. commander of the airlift task force raced. yes, they look this over. this guy masters from th

and then fast forward through the last six, seven years, i've kept in touch with my buddy.se gotten married and had two kids. i was able to see a picture of every life event. i kind of talked to him virtually along the way. sometime around 2015 is when we started the siv process. we were unsuccessful there, and then fast forward to the last few weeks where myself and three other marines were doing everything we could to get our friend out. >> and, i mean, you said you started the siv process with them, so they were part of that backlog we've all been talking about. this puts a human face on it. this family, they were at the gate. they were maybe yards away from where they could have gotten through with the help of your buddy, and gotten on a plane. >> correct. and just to clarify, he wasn't just part of the backlog. he was denied. he was denied, in part, due to, quote, lack of valuable and faithful service, as well he was denied in part because of derogatory information. i wrote letters, emails, i called friends to see if we could get in touch with the embassy. all i wanted

you want to hear them the buddy. bobby. nice job. what do you want to talk to you a lot to do because you want to do because you say what if you want to, you need to get the money from the company just cuz he bought that. i bought mobile. i should show you develop jane lou depaulo that value you most of the bottle you more or? yeah, there's rocky. there's actually on now you saw your but it be dr. kim savage, all the fuselage on the other euro. yeah. la northly, federal law, the law food, the visual julia is do when you will, when you know awkwardness, make a female bottle. you don't know what you thought you just did. you do measure decide to gender, very bottoms. i mean, so do as well. i kilter i can commute, but i suggest patasha, they probably may configure this piece, pick the good app because the drug good knew you don't make it the false. the opposite. so this is a little better. you reveal it both go. no, no, i don't clue. i feel bad sash shavone, shall i lean de la, frontier g g s, cuz it is an over talk cuz she bought you'r

so a village, more governor, the old one a he was a rule to really laugh buddy. when i go my buddy give a week without the without you are going to email or to see what i see going on tomorrow. so it's sort of her promise and either of us. and so he thought that he had received when then, or you already know or no come on the and in the early she mission my it was are you are to under seal kiko, lead time, and spiraled into delinquency and gangs at 19 he returned to demand money from his foster father, he called the police kick hello, says he was arrested and taken to neck. i hospital non duty was his stockings guitar it nice though. ne, on much of a new are says you move that, then the see was it was source, did you want to not the mouth of them? i didn't think it when it did the doctors or nurses say anything to congress trying to keep us here. so he was on there with the moon miss sure. see his own eyes. i see. so you could do more net damage. but kiko insist he was never formerly diagnosed with a mental in another way into the old danger. virtues of better th

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the best way he can take care of your buddies is to not enroll in va. the best way to take care of your buddies is to enroll so they know you are there and you get counted but i run into this all the time. we are are still in the mode of sacrificing for the team instead of watching out for themselves and it ends up hurting the team when they don't get the care that they need. >> i should say i describe it as a system failure by the describing the book is not a system failures just a matter of the culture of taking care of veterans who need to evolve. is it the hope that telling your story at you can make it happen? >> guest: the stories in the book are about people in asia and being so lucky that i was an american in talking about being hungry when i was in my teens and my dad lost his job and was unemployed for four or five years. i had been telling these stories to people because i know there are people that have lost a job and they can't get another one and they are behind on their rent and literally a day away from homelessness the way we were. they

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