tituss burgess. and ken burns! featuring jon batiste and stay human.s time for the late show with stephen colbert! (cheers and applause). >> stephen: thank you, ladies and gentlemen. thank you so much, thank you, jon. (cheers and applause). >> stephen: that's nice. thanks so much. well, ladies and gentlemen, how about it for jon batiste and stay human, everybody. say hi to the band. (cheers and applause). >> jon: yes! >> stephen: it has been, it has been a crazy week for the election. huge upsets in wisconsin. could spell delegate trouble for clinton and trump. both parties might be headed to contested conventions. so let's get straight to the big news, there's a new star wars trailer! that's right. the first preview for "star wars: rogue one" dropped this morning. and there's no other way to say it. it is "star wars"! and i mean that in the most way possible, it's got everything. stormtroopers, imperial walkers, that droid that's just a box with legs. it's got the "star wars" logo, people standing in hallways with florescent lighting and of course the

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tituss burgess, everyone.have prediabetes a serious condition that increases the risk for type 2 diabetes. you could be one of them. small lifestyle changes can help you avoid diabetes-related problems like heart attack, stroke, blindness, and kidney failure. ask your doctor about a simple blood test for prediabetes. sponsored by nacdd with support from the centers for disease control and prevention. visit cdc.gov/prediabetes >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, my next guest sts emmy and peabody award-winning director of such documentaries of the civil war, baseball and the roosevelts, the last of by was seen by 33 million people. please welcome the great ken burns. again. it's good to be here. >> i always love talking to you. people love hearing you talk, love your documentaries because you're the person who makes history class exciting. how did you do that? did you set out to do that? because so many people. >> have got eninterested in history because of your work. >> i first wanted to be a feature filmmake

tituss burgess, everyone.len "a hero to environmentalists, education groups, ntrol advocates" for his accomplishments as a young legislator. now a respected leader in congress and key ally of president obama, protecting planned parenthood and social security... chris van hollen is the only candidate who fought the wall street banks and the nra...and won. that's why he's endorsed by the post as the "talented successor" to senator mikulski who will "deliver results." i'm chris van hollen, and i approve this message. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, my next guest sts emmy and peabody award-winning director of such documentaries of the civil war, baseball and the roosevelts, the last of by was seen by 33 million people. please welcome the great ken burns. well, n again. it's good to be here. >> i always love talking to you. people love hearing you talk, love your documentaries because you're the person who makes history class exciting. how did you do that? did you set out to do that? because so m

burgess was selling metro card swipes when he took a dollar that is when he was stabbed. that victim stumbled onto a 2 train where his body was found one stop away. >>> in long island tonight, a mother is among the suspects arrested in a heroin ring blamed for five deaths. lisa almonte was the main person charged. she brought two of her daughters to one of the sales. if convicted, two of the five drug deaths were a mother and son. >> the mother was 54 years of age. her son was 19 years of age. they died on the same day in their home in manorville. >> the d.a. says they died hours after buying heroin from another suspect, ian dunn. experts say the drugs were laced with fentanyl. all the suspects pled not guilty today. queens earlier this year. >>> swastikas in marine park in brooklyn. they found the swastikas on a gate and a control box. anyone with any information is asked to call police. >>> the search is on for a brooklyn woman who apparently went out for chinese food and never came home. 20-year-old danette dawson was last seen last wednesday about 8:30 at night. her b

burgess: mr. speaker, may i inquire of the gentleman from colorado how many additional speakers he has? mr. polis: i'm prepared to close. mr. burgess: in which i'll reserve to allow the gentleman to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. polis: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. polis: mr. speaker, if we defeat the previous question i'll offer an amendment to the rule to bring up the republican budget resolution and allow for consideration of alternative budget proposals under a similar process to that which we've used every year in recent history. it's truly time for the republicans to stop the partisan game and finally consider a budget before this friday's legally mandated deadline. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to insert the text of the amendment in the record along with extraneous material immediately prior to the vote on the previous question. the speaker p

he's switching from merg troy to burgess who shows us how to gi nile s subtle queues to tell hi whenmove. >> i was able to know when to -- not because of taps and obvious signals but because he can see my body movement and catch on to rhythm and the timing of it. >> niles you are the next america's top model. >> he won the season of america's next top model and on "e.t" can telllyou what happened when tyra dropped by for a reunion. >> so how the hell do you make eye contact and hold it b i would be like -- >> yra banks stopped by, what was it like foo you to see her again? >> i have do to say that it was touching and i was honored that she dame to me my work or our work. i was on her show and she trained me. and i think it's different for her to come and see me work, it means so much for her to take the time to do that. american sign language and the voice y hear is his interpreter. >> my goal was to prove that i could actually work with anyone and anyone can work with me and that deaf people can do whatever they want to do. >> peta is not going to be on dancing on thursday, but nile

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as nyle dimarco and sharna burgess spun a viennese waltz into first place last night with a final scoret of 40. >> coming in a close second, our own ginger zee who i'm predicting to win, by the way. she kicked up her high heels and energy and serious sexy salsa with mark ballas. despite her nearly flawless performance at times upside down, they scored only an eight. eight for the final tally 32 out of 40? come on, guys. >> >> voted as most improved kim fields and the facts of life star glided across the dance floor with a newfound grace earning a score of 28 out of 40. most improved. >> and ranked the worst of the night antonio brown and karina smirnoff. not only did their mediocre cha-cha, it looked good to me. they say the cha-cha lacked chemistry and the judges were less impressed with his blase attitude. >> there were no eliminations last night. i saw that performance and i thought, granted, i don't know what the technical moves are supposed to be. that was the biggest criticism. but he put on a good show. the judges did say he has a certain quality about him. he's a good performer

noel burgess says rush worked for him here. not for the paycheck but for the real world experience. >> very studious, outgoing, definitely had a funny personality. he was the type of person that everyone enjoyed working with. is working on funeral is working on funeral arrangements, telling us his mother is broken. not yet ready to talk publically about her son's death. investigators say so far they do not have any suspects so they're urging anyone with information to call the hudson county prosecutor's office at 201-915-1344. in jersey city, carolina leid, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> we have new details to tell you about tonight. a bizarre security breach in a local television news station in baltimore. a man in a panda suit shot by a police sniper outside a fox affiliate after he claimed to have explosives strapped to his chest. turns out he did not have actual explosives device made to look like a bomb and that was filled with candy. >>> a health alert about a mumps outbreak at a university in connecticut. students and re

chairman burgess mention the takata airbag hearing, it would look forward to an update on that. we are continuing to look at that and to hear about this issue. the driverless cars, the vehicle-to-vehicle communication, i am hearing more about that, and automatic braking systems. we know that these are items that have the potential for saving lives, but we want to make certain that those communications are secure, that they're not going to be able to be compromised via malevolent actors. we are concerned about the hacking into these vehicles. so we'll want to visit those issues with you. chairman upton mentioned the importance of the auto industry in michigan, likewise in tennessee, with gm and nissan and toyota. my constituents are concerned about the decisions that you make, the actions that you take come and we welcome you to the committee again. i yield back. >> the chair thanks the gentlelady yield at the chair recognizes mr. below are opening statement. >> thank you, chairman for calling this hearing so we can discuss nhtsa is critical mission of making our roads safer and

burgess is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you administrator slavitt for joining us at our committee again. i think it's important that we continue to have these types of discussions. certainly in the very early days of president obama's administration, the statement was made repeatedly that transparency would abound in this healthcare law. in many ways it was meant as a criticism to republicans that if you are a -- if your member is not on board with this, everybody will know it. if your member is with the insurance companies and not with the administration, everybody will know it because it's transparent. it's going to be on c-span. then we found it wasn't. in fact, even going back to 2009 when henry waxman was chairman of this committee, i submitted aid resolution of inquiry asking for who was involved in crafting the things that eventually became known as the affordable care act. to my surprise, mr. waxman agreed about halfway with me and agreed that i should have seven of the 11 things that i asked for. i never got

i got off the plane, and this man was like tituss burgess? i said, yes.ide the hotel. it was pandemonium. >> that's awesome. >> you're like jerry lewis over there. >> well, i wouldn't go that far. >> genius, right? >> right. >> so your viral hit has spun off and you've got a line of wines. >> i have a line of wines. >> did you bring us wine? >> you know what? i think i maybe brought you a bottle backstage. >> what's it called? >> pino by tituss burgess. you can get it at pino by tituss burgess.com. new york, it's in stores everywhere. >> we have a review from a co-star. >> let's see. >> carole king. >> i forgot about this. [ laughter ]. >> oh, my goodness. >> it's so good, you'll slap your mama. >> slap yo mama good. >> i have to have some of that pino. >> you better do it by myself. >> all by myself. >> you've given us ideas now when al roker cooks for us, because it is that good. oh, my gosh. >> wow. >> awesome. >> i think that's a good response. >> reminder, season two of "unbreakable kimmy schmidt" is currently on netflix. we need you to stay with us

"veep's" tony hale and "the unbreakable kimmy schmidt"'s titus burr gess burgess. then matthew modine. all that and more coming up now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> it's monday morning, april 18th, 2016. it's tax day. swallow that. >> tax day, oh, yeah. >> this is glorious. i don't use that word every day. this is a glorious day in new york city. it's going to be almost 80 degrees. not 8 80 degrees, sunny. >> finally, spring has sprung. >> it has. >> it's here. >> morning jam? >> "work this body" by walk the moon. >> nice. >> it's going to be that kind of weather. >> work this body. going to make it sweat, just like this? >> have you whipped out the bike yet? >> i have. took a long bike ride this weekend that was spectacular. did one saturday and did one sunday to make sure i was -- but did it really to make sure i was home in time. i was given a pass. i didn't have to go to church. >> really? >> i could sit and watch live the debut of "sunday today." >> you're a gener

good morning, chairman burgess and members of the subcommittee. i'm jackie gillan, president of advocates for highway and auto safety, insurers working together to save lives by promoting adoption of highway and auto safety laws. i appreciate the opportunity to testify before you this morning. although motor vehicle depths are on the rise, the good news is that we have solutions at hand to reduce the death to injury are toll. there is an unfinished and overdue -- [inaudible] i would like to briefly highlight several needed improvements. the grim statistic about rising deaths comes at a time when americans are also facing a record number of recalls for vehicle safety defects which has been mentioned repeatedly this morning. the dangers posed by the record high number of recalls are exacerbated by the disturbingly low rate for completing -- by completing repairs. however, the most effective and direct solution can be summed up in one word: prevention. the auto industry must identify safety problems sooner and take corrective action immediately. mill

this is bill burgess, he's a president of the international search firm in new york. he said he's undecided and has a question for you, senator cruz. >> i'm concerned about employment and economic empowerment. i often ask my candidates what is your favorite movie? i heard that you said your favorite movie is "the princess bride." heidi, i'd like to know what you and your girls, what are your favorite movies? i find when you ask that question, it gives you insight on their values and where they're coming from. >> that's a tough question for me because i don't want a lot of movies. i wish i did. i think it's a matter of time or desire. i don't is have a movie that is a great insight into my character. i'm just going to answer you truthfully. my movie watching time tends to be some real down time where i'm kind of just having fun and i always enjoyed that silly movie from a long time ago called "legally blond." i'm sorry i can't give you a great inspirational answer. my last answer was more inspirational. >> i want you to meet michelle, she lives in nassau, she's leaning

herbert burgess was killed . >> one week after problems playing the primary, the head of the board of elections says he is sorry . the apology follows the mysterious disappearance of hundred 26,000 votes. >> sorry. >> he is sorry. >> 37% of high school seniors are prepared for college level math and reading. that's according to the test scores. it's also known as the nation's report card. they show high school seniors are showing no improvement in reading and math. math performance has dropped since 2013. >> we have some exciting things happening. >> they are giving these fans. it's this coming saturday. that are known is the most popular thing. >> what is he holding? >> he is holding the hammer. >> where you put it? >> it's a popular item ! >> . [laughter] i knew where this was going. >> we begin with news. on the 15 day , again, a strained rotator cup . he says he is optimistic and he will be back soon. they were at city field and it's in the seventh. the mets are trailing at 3/0. he comes off the bench and it's sixth of the year with the game tied at three. they take the 43 lead. 1

he's accused of stabbing herbert burgess to death. police say velasquez went to the scene and stabbed him. >>> a new report of a shakeup in the new jersey state assembly. in a published report, bergen county democratic party chairman lou stalatto says a high ranking democrat approached him -- peter reportedly says he has the support of the majority democratic caucus. >>> a long island man will be in court today accused of threatening workers with a crossbow. 70-year-old harold geurtski is facing harassment charges. called the town supervisor's office and made violent threats to two employees. >>> police say five robbers were caught on surveillance video from a pharmacy moments after jumping a woman on west end avenue in manhattan. they stole the woman's purse, then used her credit cards at the dwayne reed on broadway and 94th street. >>> new at noon, authorities arrested five former cargo workers at jfk airport in a scheme to steal foreign currency from carried on international flights. investigators say the conspiracy spanned over fo

and they do, like, the burgess meredith job in rocky.he bulls are ranked by their ability. their record in the ring, the highest being yokozuna. this is kenny aiman. he lives up the road. is there a time limit or they just go till somebody gives up? >> kenny: i think they pretty much go until somebody gives up and when it gets around the -- >> anthony: tthere's no point system here. >> kenny: no, no, there's no point system. basically when the other one turns around and runs away, that's the winner. a few times one bull will actually get around to the side and actually be able to flip the bull over. >> anthony: right, and winner and loser survive, both. >> kenny: once in a while you'll have injuries but most of the time the bulls go home and -- >> anthony: they go home to be happy. >> kenny: they do. >> anthony: nobody's turned into steak or culets. >> kenny: no. >> anthony: togi started as early as the 17th century with farmers pinning bull against bull. they love it in agricultural communities like this so much so that it was briefly b

. >> bill burgess, president of an international search firm in new york, said he undecided and has a question for you, senator cruz. >> i'm concerned about employment and economic empowerment. i often ask my candidates what is your favorite movie? i heard that you said your favorite movie is "the princess bride." heidi, i'd like to know what you and your girls, what are your favorite movies? what you ask that question, it kind of gives you insight of their values and where that's coming from. >> that's a tough question for me because i don't want a lot of movies. i wish i did. i think it's a matter of time or desire. i'm just going to answer you truthfully. my movie watching time tends to be some real down time where i'm kind of just having fun and i always enjoyed that silly movie from a long time ago called "legally blond." i'm sorry i can't give you a great inspirational answer. my last answer was more inspirational. >> i want you to meet michelle, she lives in nassau, she's lannila leaning towards voting for you and has a question for you, mrs. cruz. >> my question is what will y

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tonight -- ricky gervais, from rktete "unbreakable kimmy schmidt," actor tituss burgess, author, tonyg. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] good to hear. very good to hear. in that case, let's get to the news, everybody. bernie sanders said today, "that it's absurd for reporters to ask him when he's planning on dropping out of the presidential race." said one reporter, "it's a legitimate question!" [ laughter ]

tonight -- ricky gervais, freeom rktete "unbreakable kimmy schmidt," actor tituss burgess, author, tony tulathimutte, featuring the 8g band with will calhoun. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlen, seth meyers! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening.

rounding out every sunday night is the simpsons and bob's burgess. you're all that and a half.is weekend on fox. jonathan hunt, fox news. > how many decades have thehe simpsons been up and running. >> forever. you can never go wrong.rong it still gets great ratings,rati too. when we come backs, what's being donees that's going to allow you to get your online purchases faster. when will spring return? he's begun forgetting words. forgetting where he lives. but when the day comes when he forgets who i am, i'll still know who he is. the first time we said i love you we didn't use words. we simply held each other's hands. we still are. i lost my dad to alzheimer's. preventing alzheimer's is within our grasp. let's double the budget of nih and get it done. i'm david trone and i approve this message. > a potential game changer mayl be in the works for thos ge who like to shop online. the us government is looking at recommendations that could clear the way for commercial drone c flights over populated areas. this could speed up the introduction of drone deliveryev and news gathering f

one of us mentioned and it is significant in terms of water and military, it happens we have bill burgessnd several from the city of fort sill in lawton and there is an airforce base next to it and it is critical. the need of those two we have gotten to the point of having to shut them down from time to time. that is a huge issue. we welcome you to observe. you are observing a hearing where barbara and i don't have any disagreements. it is rare, but i hope you enjoy it. >> remember this moment. >> we have three witnesses. mr. -- help me pronounce this. he is the first vise president of the orange county water district. and mr. dalton, and mr. kevin price, senior science and technology advisor of the middle east research center. we welcome all three of you. we will start with you, mr. dalton and work down. try to keep your opening statements close to five minutes. >> chairman, inholfe, and ranking member boxer, and other distinguished members thank you for opportunity to present information about the u.s. army cores civil works program related to drought and drought technology. i would lik

it happens that right now in the audience we have bill burgess and several of them from the city of -from forest hill, which is the city of lawton. and right next door to it altus air force base. and it's something that really is critical because the needs of those two, we've gotten to the point where they always have to shut them down from time to time. that's a huge issue also that is affected by this. we welcome you to observe. you're observing a hearing where barbara and i love each other, we don't have any disagreement. it's rare. but i hope you enjoy it. now, we'll start, we have three witnesses -- >> remember this moment. >> we have three witnesses, mr. denus -- help me pronounce this -- bilodea snuchlt. >> bilodeau. >> first vice president and director of the orange county water district as senator boxer said. mr. james dalton, we know him. chief engineer in the arm can i corps of engineers. and david price, adviser to the middle east desalination research center. we welcome all three you have here. we'll start with you, mr. dalton and work down. try to keep your opening state

burgess for five minutes. >> thank you. and thank you all for being here. i acknowledge there's another hearing going on upstairs. so, if some of us seem to be foglifo toggling back and forth, that's what's happening. so, ms. hess, if i could ask you a couple questions. there is another committee called the commerce manufacturing and trade subcommittee. we're working very closely with federal trade commission which is under our jurisdiction on the issue of data breach notification and data security. a component of that effort has been the push for companies to strengthen data security. one of those ways perhaps could be through encryption, and the ftc will look at a company's security protocols for handling data when it reviews whether or not the company is fulfilling its obligations protecting its customers. so, has the fbi had any discussions with the federal trade commission over whether the back doors or access points might compromise the secured data? >> yes, sir, we have engaged in a number of conversations among the interagency, with other agencies,

to hearing from our witnesses, and i thank you for your testimony, and thank you again, chairman burgess, for holding this hearing. >> the chair thanks the gentleman the and recognizes the gentleman from michigan, chairman of the full committee, mr. upton, five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. yes, this hearing is on pet medication industry, is an interesting look at a large industry that most of us has been described already have a very personal connection to, from dogs and cats, any pics, fish, turtles, horses, you name it. millions in michigan and across the country have opened their homes to pets of all shapes and sizes. in my personal office just down the hallway we have always been a nine to five don't office. all four of my offices today have four-legged critters -- fido -- we'v we have done all te years on the hill. so today we have a silky terrier, bugsy, a boston terrier, a pomeranian named scout who really got a buzz cut yesterday. almost didn't recognize him. our beloved pets provide a constant source of joy and love to as well as unconditional love and i forgot to bring

from the bay area, angel investor nat burgess with a firm involved with more than a billion dollars innd acquisitions including deals with google, microsoft and intel. alicia, kick off the questions. >> i love how you talked about your personal pain point, i love how you talked about the market sizing and also the milestones you reached. but i have to give you a b because i would have liked to hear you address pricing, competitive advantage and how you're reaching customers. >> i read that 65% of divorces are initiated by women. how does that inform how you design your product offering? >> there is concerns about parenting. there is concerns about how you adjust the finances and expenses and assets going from one household to two. we're constantly providing that information to mothers, to fathers as well, because it does impact. >> fran? >> so i really love that you used your personal story to illustrate the pain point. but i wish that i had had come away from the pitch with a better understanding of the product offering. so for that reason, i would grade the pitch a b. >> what is your

steve carson, janet burgess. public speaker: my name is steve can -- carson. i attend the meeting on moving the bus to carson street. dolores is a quiet street. it may appear wide but it's a narrow road. it is not suitable for large buses. other streets like guerrero which is flat is a better choice. the city imposed weight limit on guerrero could be changed. a cal trans map may call dolores arterial, but take a look. it is not. i appreciate the complaints by supervisor wiener. please deny this change or at least delay it until you can do further studies to explore more suitable alternatives. >> next speaker, please. >>clerk: ( calling names ) >> good afternoon. public speaker: good afternoon, i live at 499 steiner street on the corner of oak and steiner. we have such air pollution already. it is sickening. the buildings are all black with it which is particular cancerous. we have a family shelter across the street with little children. these buses that are going to be on the corner on that south corner of oak and steiner, they are going to be idelling. the la