carson beck with time. he goes underneath to him and cash jones is able to haul it in for a first down georgia. >> jesse: well, a great job that time because georgia tech is not blitzing it. they look like they are. this is a guy that's covering him on the option route to the outside. now i've got my matchup i want. cash jones, to me, one of the best route running running backs in the entire country. really good job there executing on third down. >> joe: jones will stay in the back field and the true freshman sensation, nate frazier. >> jesse: little indicator of motion there, showing carson beck it's zone coverage. >> joe: looks his way, pumps. to the end zone and into the end zone is touchdown dogs! >> jesse: a great job by carson beck, and a lovely play call there by mike bobo. you are faking the screen outside. you just through a pass to catch jones. you pump fake that. you are just trying to freeze and hold some defenders in the back end for georgia tech. and a line drive throw from carson beck to the

visiting yesterday with he and carson beck.wo, three years and worked his way to become a starter in his sixth year. >> chris: iamaleava -- escapes. would have been the first sack tonight. eventually he's going to be trapped behind the line by jalon walker. and nico slow to get up. looks a little wobbly as he's helped to his feet. and it will be fourth down and seven. >> kirk: this defense, like you said, chris, they haven't had a chance to get a lot of pressure, but this time, because of the coverage downfield -- that's just four guys rushing. he had nobody open. good coverage sack and a relentless approach by that front to come up with finally bringing him down by walker. >> chris: nico seems to be okay. come out for one desperation play to keep faint hopes alive on fourth and six. be the second s.e.c. and overall loss for tennessee. both on the road. at arkansas, and here against georgia, but -- still very much in the race to get to the s.e.c. championship game. and he will be swarmed. ball comes out -- turnover! georgia's g

did you look up -- carson, are these import figures from china, specifically? did you look at alto, which buffett has been selling down as well. are there other companies in the beauty products category? i have to think this is pretty broad, to be hit by a sudden drying up and demand of u.s. goods from china, or wherever these import figures are from. >> actually, the beauty space is having real headwinds. that is the thing. e.l.f. is the one exception here. coty competes directly with cover girl. ulta, which is one of the major outlets that sells e.l.f. product, ulta has said that this year, it's store sales should be -2% to 0%. you had l'oreal with a major warning, estee lauder with profit suffering. those two are blaming it largely on china, but the reality is, everybody else in the cosmetics space seems to be doing very poorly and e.l.f. is doing great. again, does number one prima fascia, that's a little suspicious, but when you look at it, these inventory numbers, they do not match imports. the other thing is, e.l.f., what was helpful to us, because we ha

carson with me great to see you.body has -- >> thank you for that, what are your thoughts, and reaction to trump's so far what do you think is possible in second trump administration? change? >> i am incredibly proud of president trump. an the campaign staff the volunteers did a magnificent job people i am proud of are voters, who were not gaslighted by most intense campaign ever they knew what they wanted, the people that have been chosen for cabinet are tremendous people, and, there is diverse ideals, when he likes, he likes different pins about different things, contrary to what aways the media would have you believe so i think -- a very exciting time. >> very good point he likes divergent ideas around him then makes a decision there is a thread with all the people putting in this administration as it takes shape? a common thread? >> well, one of the common threads is that they are young. this is one of the youngest cabinets we have ever seen that is what we need. i've always said we need more people in government

one of the magical things about carson was nobody knew anything about his politics.rs, i think one of the dangers if you are a comedian -- which basically i am -- is if you start to take yourself too seriously and start to comment on social issues, your sense of humor suffers somewhere. and those guys, 95% or whatever it is trump jokes and nothing about -- when there is so much comedic value to be had about joe biden, kamala harris, why wouldn't you do that? why would you want to shut off a potential avenue of audience? a strategic error, why the ratings are falling, and they are doing their viewers a a to service. stop lecturing and pontificating and hectoring your audience. if there is humor to be had from your own side, laugh at your own side. it's more effective. it makes her criticism of trump -- >> greg: self-deprecation is the power behind all humor. judge, 40 to 1 ratio. >> judge jeanine: you know what's interesting, is apparently 449 jokes against donald trump in 27 episodes. i mean, that is really incredible. i know this guy douglas mackey who went to jail

carson, this would be a notable addition for donald trump. somebody who next administration is not going to look anything like his first administration from former vice president on down, -- the second go around, ben carson would be somebody who would have served in both of these administrations. we also now know that donald trump, the president-elect, his planning at this hour to fly to texas for spacex launch later this afternoon, and so he's going to be having transition meetings before heading out to texas to support the efforts of his friend elon musk, who of course has remained a near constant presence over the course of the last two weeks, since his victory here in palm beach. >> and we have also learned that president-elect has begun receiving intelligence reports, something he didn't take during the campaign. >> wright, when he became the general election nominee for the republican party, the daily intelligence briefings became available to him, but he made the decision not to take those intel briefings. the reason, while one campaig

my dad was working with johnny carson at the very beginning on the first ever johnny carson "tonighthere. >> jimmy: yeah. >> in 19 something. >> jimmy: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] welcome back. i mean, it's all full circle. that's got to feel cool. >> it's awesome. and when i was like a kid -- so i lived in long island and my dad would take me on a train to come to nbc studios. so i used to walk around in here when i was like 5, 6 , 7. go in all the like doctor set. and all the different control rooms. >> jimmy: now way. >> jimmy: so when i was a kid, man, this was like -- this is what opened me up to, you know, it's full circle that i'm here, you know. >> jimmy: i'm so happy. welcome back. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: welcome back. >> im home. >> jimmy: welcome home, welcome home. >> welcome home. this year marks the 40th anniversary of when "the karate kid" debuted in theaters. [ cheers and applause ] you were phenomenal. do you remember seeing the movie for the first time? >> i do. i remember. i was at westwood with the premiere. we went with all the original

a quote from don carson, carson, lee carsley, we need more british coaches in the premier league, thel we can coachin do. the higher the level we can coach in the premier league and the champions league, getting those experiences, the more beneficial that will be to the game in general. he also says, they have to earn that right. to illustrate his point three of the 20 premier league managers are english, you have a welshman, a northern irish man. and when the premier league started 70% of the bosses were english. it is not just the men's game. only a third of head coaches in the wsl are english, two of the 12 are english women. what are the barriers to entry? what is stopping them progressing to the top.? it stopping them progressing to the top. ? it is a problem that needs fixing, we have a panel to debate this but delighted to have the first team coach at bolton for us, tell us about your journey and bolton for us, tell us about yourjourney and how bolton for us, tell us about your journey and how you bolton for us, tell us about yourjourney and how you got yourjourney and how you

oh, carson? pop culture icon. full "popstart" ahead. but, first, this is "today" on nbc. take that up a little bit higher. you should feel that, like, right back here. oh, yeah, i felt that! good, that is so much better than last week. thanks, i've been doing 'em every night while i'm watching tv. - oh, what are you watching? it's a mystery. high quality care that meets you where you are. what time is it? >> best time of the morning, "popstart". >> thank you. >> this just in dropping overnight, queen bee dropping the first music video from her most recent album "cowboy carter." channelling pamela anderson, even captioning her post "bay watch." here's a sneak peek. ♪ honey, honey, i could be your body guard ♪ ♪ oh, honey, honey, i could be your kevlar ♪ >> beyoncÉ not only recreating anderson's "bay watch" persona, but also some of her most iconic looks. that looks familiar. that's from the vmas. that's the famous fuzzy hat. i wish i could say that was photoshopped, but it was not. >> baby carson,

let's start with carson, because he's close to me. carson, i have two for you. hold me. >> there is high fidelity. >> dudes, we're not leaning into the movie. we're reading. >> thank you. >> man energy. also, my dad and my husband, henry said, why don't you recommend more books like this? and i said, honey, i recommend one a month. thank you for paying attention. so these two -- >> your dad and henry like this one, i'll read them both. thank you so much. >> i want to know if you read them. >> we have 20 seconds. >> al, "the gods of gotham." >> i can't wait. takes place in new york city, i think you'll love it. >> for you, i asked my dad -- have you read this? >> is this a jack swagger book? >> this is peter lorsey. it's the first of a series because i know you're into series. >> yes, i do. >> craig has taken a lot of my recommendations. >> jack swagger book that you recommended. some men like fiction. cool. >> thank you, jbh. >> i'll get your man book and we'll meet up, too. >>> coming up next, adrianna brach is kicking off the gifts we love awards, personalized

. >> reporter: employing a bone-dry wit, he made more than 40 appearances on johnny carson's tonightnight shows whenever they wanted. >> give me as fast as you can all the teams you've ever played with. >> braves, cardinals, phillies and the cardinals again. braves again. and then june i was with -- >> i would leave here on a sunday afternoon, fly to l.a., do the monday night show, take a red-eye back here, and be here for tuesday's game. >> all right. maybe i wasn't the greatest player of all time, but fans, they forgive and forget. >> reporter: the carson guest spots led to a series of notable tv commercials. >> you're in the wrong seat, buddy. come on. >> oh, i must be in the front row. >> reporter: as well as a starring sitcom role. >> nice hands, 47. >> yeah, i could have caught that one. >> let's not go crazy. >> reporter: and perhaps most memorably -- >> hello again, everybody, harry doyle here. >> reporter: the role of the perpetually blitzed announcer in the "major league" movies. >> born into the wine of a offering, just a bit outside. >> reporter: this past summer, harry d

remember when johnny carson cried to? like a baby over ronald reagan getting elected? wife did not keep his balls and a tupperware container next to a box of tofu burgers. but the killer phrased with at the end when kimball said -- kimmel said you just don't realize it because you see he is smarter than you and he needs you to realize that and his ego can't bear that there is somebody out there more famous and influential than him. i have news for you, kimmel, the last time you mattered... still had a penis. love you, bruce. jimmy's career peaked with busty girls on trampolines. he wants cohosted the man show now he is sobbing like he is three days into his menstrual cycle. here is another morose millionaire. >> hey, there, how are you doing. if you watch the show regularly i'm guessing you were not doing great. >> greg: you were not doing great? you are totally rich and immune from what you pushed on everybody else. by the way, i am fine, stephen, other than the 48 our erection i have had since they called pennsylvania. >> see a doctor about that. >> greg: oh, it is p

although he bogeyed the 18th, he finished 24—under, one shot ahead ofjustin lower and carson young.or. obviously on top of that making the ryder cup next season would be a huge goal of mine. i still haven't made it to the pure championship, so that would be an awesome cherry on top of a great season. yes, probably those are the main goals going into next season. and that's all the sport for now. we will return to our special armistice day coverage. sir keir starmer has become the first british prime minister to attend the ceremony in paris since winston churchill during the second world war. he and president macron laid a wreath at the winston churchill statue in paris. meetings ahead of the special events today where they were marking and paying tribute, commemorating armistice day with a drive around seeing the troops, british and french troops around the arc de triomphe. we have had a communique from the french president on this meeting today. this is the first time in 80 years that a british leader has been in french on armistice day. the last time around was when sir winston ch

ed: biz carson. important reporting just a few days out. let's get back to the markets.aroline: and let's filter that back into the conversation we were just having. in many ways people felt part of the trump trade had been his crypto adoption and support, wanting to make the u.s. the key area of growth for cryptocurrencies. and in many ways bitcoin has been moved about when we look at how the market is predicting a trump win or not. we are currently up about 4.8 percent when you are looking at bitcoin over the course of five trading days. at one point we were $200 off the high we set back in march. we are at 70,937. it is not just bitcoin that has been moved around. so too has doge. up 54%. there is an acumen that has been adopted that perhaps if we did see the department of government efficiency borne out by elon musk, what does doge spell? many are feeling that is getting a tailwind from the effective elon musk's back for trump. we are going to delve into crypto a little more now. ed: very creative. this election cycle major money is being funneled to candidates who s

so on the front pages of newspapers six months after hamburger hill at fort carson 21% saw how they couldear their hair. even though senior leaders the best boat to a process is education or leadership. young blacks, soldiers yet white soldiers as well cultural matter in their dailyly lives and in es amounts. >> the whole of the vietnam war the majority of soldiers were conscripted. with the some volunteers is not a correct statement? >> no. thereeo are a lot of draft motivated volunteers people who knew they were lucky to be drafted and by volunteering had more control over the terms ofe. service. the majority of america service personnel were not in vietnam the majority of people in vietnam were not in combat. the united states had a major presence worldwide during this period. cold war tensions were really high. it mattered an enormous amount. yes people were conscripted. there's more volunteering at that make sense for. >> what is the racial makeup of the army or the armed forces at that point? >> black soldiers served at slightly higher percentages for their 12 or 13% when the popula

joining me now is congressman andre carson, democrat of indiana.gressman, thank you for joining us, and happy holiday weekend to you. we start tonight with the uncertainty surrounding the president elect's promised tariffs on mexican and canadian imports. along with the additional 10% hike he says he will add on to all chinese goods coming into the u.s.. trump says he will take these actions on day one, even though experts are warning that costs could explode for american consumers and businesses. how should house democrats respond? >> well, i think the house democratic leadership is on it, led by my friend leader hakeem jeffries. experts agree, reverend, that the tariffs that the president- elect is proposing could rapidly increase inflation. we have just seen the threat that he has made against the nations that are threatening to get away from the dollar. so, tariffs, in president trump's first term, did very little to impact the economy. it did not deliver on the factory jobs he promised, and this time the impact could be far worse. the tariffs

. >>> we are back with carson and >>> we are back with carson and a first of its kind cruise bringingance to meat the some of their favorite stars on the open season sea. >> we have more now from port miami. hello sam. >> carson, guys, good morning. is it too early to wish you a happy holiday? we are in the mindset. hallmark movies are a staple for so many families. but that just reaches another level during the holiday season. this cruise concept was so popular. they sold out in less than five hours and had to book a second sailing through norwegian. in the words of actor and host jonathan bennett about horror pandemonium. >> it is one part community. a >> i got this as a christmas gift from my daughter. >> one part, holiday movie mania. >> how many holiday movies in a given week, day or month do you watch? >> hello hallmark channel. >> in this version, the on screen actors like host jonathan bennett or tyler hines are actually on board with personality. >> the fandom was crazy. as close to the beatles as we will ever be. >> the dream cruise to the bahamas from to thousand plus passe

guys, carson is at the table. we're 24 hours away from the kickoff to the 98th macy's thanksgiving parade. in fact, they're already lining up the floats. that's the upper west side. and, guys, the parade is this morning's morning boost. and i'm not handling it. al, you're handling it. okay, well, here we go. let's go. i love these facts. okay. did you know that today, november 27th, officially marks 100 years since the parade debuted? and those were some old school pictures there. okay, so that's what it looked like then. this is what it takes to get things together. magic to bring that to life. we're talking about 5000 volunteers, 8000 hours of labor, over 4500 costumes. it takes a showstopping 2000 gallons of paint, 8,300 pounds of glitter and 200 pounds of confetti. that's a lot of confetti. now, as for what you're going to see along the parade route 26 float, 17 character balloons, and 11 marching bands, including from craig's neck of the woods. the university of south carolina marching band, let's go gamecock

this is "today" on nbc. ♪ >>> we are back. >> great crowd. >> look at that, carson. to ms. doris tippens from bloomington, indiana. she says cross word puzzles keep her sharp. >>> maddy johnson of los angeles is 100. secret to longevity. walnuts. ramona of new york city, she enjoys sewing and playing bingo. >>> courtland t. mill loi, shreveport, louisiana. he's 100. his hobbies include listening to opera an classical music. happy 100 birthday to jean kantwell from long island, new york. her secret, chocolate chip cookies with a coors light chaser. we like that. and happy 100 birthday to mary from detroit michigan. she loves doing the electric slide and never misses a happy hour. >> she should stick around for the next hour. >> she would love kool & the gang. >> royalty will join us. >> fourth hour, we'll whip up a fall favorite dish with top chef judge gayle simons. but first, guys, your local news. >> bye, everybody. [ cheers and applause ]. good morning. it is 8:56 a.m. marcus washington. well, happening today. parents in san jose plan to hit the streets to rally a

. >> kenny drove to david carsons house, and david carson had known kenny for years because he'd beenfriends with his father, friends with santi. he opened the door, said hello to kenny invited him in for a cup of coffee and kenny shot him in the back of the head. >> on the way home, after disposing of david kasdan's body, kenny decides this calls for flowers. he spends $100 on a bouquet of flowers. he goes back to his mother say, mom, we did it kenny also admitted the bahamas. kenny confessed to drowning him in a bathtub and throwing his body into the caribbean. finally, the truth was out. santi was softly crying and then kenny was manacled and trying to stop the tears on his face i don't think that kenny ever turned and looked at his mother during this recitation of events sent back to new york state and kenny was kept in california and they weren't allowed to contact each other ever again over the years, i've been involved in about 1300 homicide investigations i'd say it's the most complex and strange mother and son murdering people it boggles the mind why do they do it? she's a mu

carson's wall well, thank you for joining us tonight. where do we stand in the house of representatives, and what the seat count is, we are still counting votes in some districts in california. >> there are about five seats in play in california, the drop from tonight is encouraging. most of the ballots are going our way. there is probably about 100,000 in each seat to count. the house is still in play. lawrence, it will either be a one or two seat majority for republicans or a one or two seat majority for democrats. either way, hakeem jeffries will be the speaker of the house, because when republicans ran the house for the last two years, it was speaker jeffries who functionally delivered the majority of the votes for any vote that mattered, and so hopefully, formally, we can make him the speaker, but we know how to do this, and it is going to be the house who will have to fence trump in. >> so, we saw how much power you actually had in the minority in this last session, where in order to get any budget vote through, they had to come to

joining me, ryan detrick of the carson group. backdrop is favorable, no matter what happens tonight? >> scott, happy election day and thanks for having me back. we think so. and you had a great 20-minute discussion before i came on. what do we know? well, we had the vix, kind of soared from 15 to over 22 recently. just yesterday we saw massive puts being traded. there's hedging. all that negativity, we can get into the weeds of it, we think that potentially can be the springboard to a potential another strong november. let's not forget, november is higher, the last 12 years, seasonality, but look at today's services number. this economy is strong. >> you think we're on the cusp of a plunge in volatility? >> we do, we think so. that's a great way to put it. so the vix was up around 22 just recently. the last 31 trading days we've only had one day the s&p moved more than 1% up or down, halloween, the big down day. so you've got all these potential volatilities, but we're not having it. look at what credit markets are doing. there's

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ben carson, the former presidential candidate, former housing secretary, kind enough to join us.ry, good to have you. >> thank you, neil. good to be with you. >> umm, how do you feel about tonight, how things could be shaping up? >> well, i'm glad to see such a large number of people coming out to vote. i think they recognize that we're at a crossroads, which way are we going to go? are we going to be a country that's of, by and for the people or of, by and for the government. our founders knew they would come to this point, because they studied every government that existed, and no matter how righteous they are when they start, they grow, infiltrate and dominate. they wanted to give us a system that wouldn't allow that. the fail-safe in that system we the people. i'm glad to see the people out voting. >> and they are in record numbers, to your point, doctor. i would be curious, you're very close to donald trump, and he sings your praises. you were a vital confidante and secretary obviously in his first cabinet. are you interested in joining him again? >> well, i'm very intereste

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a survey at fort carson found that 21% of soldiers thought hair was their issue. how they could wear their hair. but even though senior leaders thought the best way to approach this is by thinking about education or leadership, you know, young black soldiers, young white soldiers as well thought the cultural symbolism mattered in their daily lives. an enormous sum now. so beth bailey for the majority, the vietnam war or the whole of the vietnam war, the majority of soldiers were conscripted with some volunteers. is a correct statement? no. there were a lot of draft motivated volunteers. so people who knew that they were likely to be drafted and by volunteering had more control over their terms of service. so the majority of americans service personnel were not in vietnam and majority of those people in vietnam were not in combat. the united states had a major worldwide during this period. there was, you know, cold war were really high in the 1960s. and of what going on in west germany mattered an enormous amount. so, yes, people certainly were conscripted. but bec

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incredible throw by quarterback carson beck, a laser between three defenders.ho's been one of the most criticized bulldogs, a huge part of the rally completing 25 passes, 346 yards and three total touchdowns. georgia wins 3117. beck asked afterwards how he found the best version of his game no matter what situation, whether it's a win, a loss whether it's we come out in the first half slow, we just keep pushing and man, gosh, it feels so good to play for this team and i'm just so thankful for the opportunity to get to lead these guys. >> and for me, when i just played for them, i mean, that is the best version of myself. so as much as i can do that and just play for the guys around me, man, i just love these guys. >> are the number one team in the nation. oregon at madison trailing at halftime for just the second time this season they were down 13 to 6 in the fourth. but here they come. jordan james rushing for 11 of his 121 yards and a score. the field goal made it 1613 oregon. but the badgers had a chance with under two minutes to go. the ducks defense cracks

he organized four weekend bus trips to bring hundreds of democratic volunteers to carson city and reno on monday night. he thanked them with a dinner. he says nevadans were receptive to the door knocking by him and other volunteers. >> i thought people might have been a little bit miffed by it, but for the most part, people were really grateful. >> going through communities and seeing what people care about. >> blake dressel, a first time political volunteer from berkley, shot this video while he was in carson city. dressel says it was important for him to reach out to potential voters in low income areas. >> maybe i'm the only person in their community that is telling them how important it is, so the opportunity to talk to those people directly is great. >> volunteers tell me their work is not done yet. some plan to do more phone banking tomorrow and manny's cafe will be hosting an election night party. ali working until the polls close tomorrow. >> thank you. amber, for that report. well, a record number of americans cast their vote before. before election day. the latest national da

ben carson has said he will not be joining the administration as surgeon general despite rumors that he was being considered for the role, michael. many more appointments to come. >> we will be watching. thanks. >>> for the first time president biden has given ukraine the green light to use powerful american long-range missiles for strikes inside russia. the weapons known as the army tactical missile system can travel about 190 miles, which could help stop russian forces from attacking ukrainian cities. the move comes as russia deploys thousands of north korean troops along ukraine's northern border to try to reclaim territory seized by ukrainian forces. it also follows the election victory of donald trump who's vowed to cut support to ukraine. cbs' chris livesay reports. [ siren ] >> reporter: a morning shattered by the eerie wail of air raid sirens, then drones and missiles that were intercepted and those that were not. russia released 120 missiles and 90 drones overnight in what ukrainian officials are calling the largest attack since the summer. "it was terrifying," sobs this wom

. >> i knocked on the door in carson city yesterday with a 23 year old guy that thought the electiont tuesday. >> republicans, too, are trying to turn out their voting base. john dennis is the chair of the san francisco republican party. he says since 2020, republicans have registered millions of people around the country and thousands here in california. dennis believes those voters could be crucial in several important statewide ballot measures, as well as important seats in the house of representatives that the polls are not capturing those new those new registered voters. >> and they will you know, those kinds of folks tend to vote. >> about 83 million people have already voted around the country, including 8 million californians as of monday night. that also includes erwin gonzalez, who believes voting is one of the most important things we do as americans. >> this is one of those few times that i feel like we can actually make a change. it's really easy to think that it doesn't matter. but in reality, it really does. >> in san francisco, tim johns, abc seven news. >> well, ther

i wanted to be like ben carson. i really wanted to be a surgeon. and when i was about nine years old, my mom took me a talent agent. she signed me up, sent me on auditions, and all of a sudden one thing leads to another and i'm doing mcdonald's commercials. and then i'm mike seaver on growing pains. that lasted for quite a while. through my college years, i ended up getting to my on screen girlfriend and i. i i lost my my belief in atheism, if i could phrase it that way. and today i'm recovering from atheism as i'm healing through learning to know and love god with all of my heart. so those worldview shifts from my career to my philosophical. religious worldview has, i think, filled me with so much gratitude and i want to live the rest of my life in a way that keeping evil in check and amplifying and magnifying the good. it's still married to your onscreen girlfriend, chelsea cameron, six children and a recent grandchild what books are you playing to read to that newborn grandchild? wow wow. we love reading books. got a whole library of books that

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remember when johnny carson cried like a baby over ronald reagan getting elected? yeah. neither do i. and you know why he didn't? because his wife didn't keep his balls in a tupperware container next to a box of tofu burgers. but the killer phrase was at the end when kimmel said, you just don't realize it because, you see, he's smarter than you and he needs you to know that. and his ego can't bear that. there's someone out there more famous and more influential than him. i got news for you, kimmel. the last time you mattered, bruce jenner still had a penis. love you bruce. you. jimmy's career peaked with busty girls on trampolines. now, the only boob we see is him. he once co-hosted the man show. now he's sobbing like he just watched steel magnolias. three days into his menstrual cycle. here's another morose multi-millionaire. hey there. how are you doing? if you watched the show regularly, i'm guessing you're not doing grea. yeah. me neither. oh, you're not doing great. you're filthy rich and totally immune from the crap you push on everyone else. by the way, i'm actual

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so many things, contaminants are carson and janet all military operations have in some way, shape or form had an adverse impact on the environment that they do their business . it for guam, it's, you know, being uh for one being a ward of the federal government for lack of a better term. you know, we, we just don't, we don't have the chief necessary in order to protect our resources and none of our resources. you know, we've asserted that we have, we have identified as r, e z, our exclusive economic zone. 6 not recognized by the united states. you know, there's a lot of things that happen around our waters around our borders that we have 0 control over. it doesn't matter whether you come from a 1st world, 3rd world, 5th world country. we all deserve clean water. basic human right. what about sound determination? isn't that also a basic inalienable human, right? an inherent human, right? an inalienable human, right? you know, he isn't that also something that we shouldn't have taken from us fund who can, that will not be in the to not fun. who do we have to do? not fun. who rooms? he

carson is here. let's do our morning boost.o take a nap. >> no. i don't want to take a nap. i don't want to take a nap! >> i think it's time. >> no! fast forward, two minutes later. this is what you get. the 2-year-old is passed out, doing donuts in the driveway in the toy bumper car. i don't want a nap! and then, night-night. >> oh, my gosh! >> that's hilarious. >> that's what i thought, he was going to bail. >> fell asleep. >> that's a good one. >>> guys, coming up, are we lucky or not? you asked for a one-named icon? we got it. cher, in this studio. it's been a long time since in studio 1a. >> and she's sharing a new look at her remarkable journey to superstar.com. can't wait to chat about that and getting back on stage, after your local news. ♪ is love, sweet love ♪ spoons? they're out. panera's new ciabatta dippers are in. each melty sandwich, paired with a perfect portion of soup, is made to dip. go for the french dipper or spicy chicken dipper - no spoon necessary when your sandwich is built to do the dipping. only at pa

carson beck sacked five times, lost a fumble and threw a pick.for former raiders coach lane kiffin. the students rushed the field early, so they had to go back. so when the game really ended, they were like, yeah, we got to get out of here in a hurry because look at this. ole miss with the upset 28 to 10 puts georgia's playoff hopes in doubt and certainly helps ole miss. both teams now seven and two. and how about them bears. last night cal snapped a four game skid all while collecting their first acc win. downing wake forest 4636. this scoop and score, you're seeing one of four forced turnovers on the night. the offense showed up big, accumulating 500 total yards in a win that inches them closer to bowl eligibility. they need just one more victory with three games left on the season. cal qb fernando mendoza he reflects on what this win means to him. >> i grew up an acc fan, always used to watch. >> i know ari said this multiple times, but against wake forest, against virginia tech, we got a win on the road. it's great. its just we have a great o