chris martin should stick to doing what he does best.led the playing field. everyone is a celebrity so nobody is. we don't keep up with the kardashians. everybody runs a one-man news network and the phone reconfigured society during the lockdown into everyone becoming a red red light window hooker in amsterdam. i don't mean to bring about bad memory. >> greg: it was a good memory. >> jimmy: trying to attract people to your window shop. he doesn't see himself as a celebrity and the other side of this. >> greg: but at the same time he's kind of saying maybe i don't need this fame because he knows he's not telling the truth. he knows it's temporary. you know what. it's good to take this break from my fans. you know who went away? he would even be in more therapy. >> corey: was at the lockdowns or was it the song? this highlights the adverse effects government lockdowns policies have had different groups of people. people who didn't need to work in person, it wasn't that big of an issue on average relative to families that were from lower in

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a few states are still battling new spikes in case numbers and reporter chris martin is on why experts believe one bay area city will become a model for the rest of the nation. >> go get vaccinated, america. >>> president biden said it loud and clear wednesday night, but millions of americans are still not getting vaccinated. the country has seen vaccine supply go from famine to feast and just a matter of weeks. >> reporter: vexing hesitancy and false information about their safety or slowing the effort. still some 145 million americans have received at least one dose well 100 million are fully vaccinated. >> this is been a monumental achievement rolling out the sexing and getting that many americans vaccinated and it will continue. >> reporter: the former fda commissioner said that san francisco success story will be repeated in other cities. >> they every dramatically reduced covid in that city largely as a result the vaccination. >> reporter: another result is a step-by-step return to life as it once was. >> welcome back, everyone. >> reporter: after more than 400 days, disneyland f

. >> following that, chris martin presented sir elton john with the award, and here's what he had to years ago, looked exactly like that. i had tickets to his concert at madison square garden, his final madison square garden r rescheduled for 2022 >> wow good show. >> can't wait for that. >> congratulations to all the winners last night and elton. >>> kevin hart this week on "sunday today," willie sits down with the comedy superstar to talk about all sorts of things, including his new baby, life during the pandemic, and more they touched on his netflix movie "fatherhood" which he produced with some special partners, barack and michelle obama. >> is barack obama calling you with notes >> i talked to barack. it is crazy i can say i talked to barack on the phone comfortably. >> the fact you can drop and call him barack, that is a statement where you are. >> i call him b.o. hey, b.o., what's up, man? >> i'm sure he loves that. >> hey, kevin. hey, kevin how ya doing you tell me, b.o i'm good all right, that's how it went down. >> got a little barack impression there don't think i would do

chris martin and the band finally releasing new music. it's their first single in over two years.♪ ♪ dancing every hour ♪ >> where do you go after releasing new music? straight to hollywood, of course. coldplay joining this week's upcoming episode of "american idol" as martin helps mentor contestants during the show's coldplay week. i love that. the remaining finalists will perform two songs in the episode. one of their choosing dedicated to a loved one in their life in honor of mother's day, along with one song from coldplay's iscography. say that four times fast on a friday. "american idol" fans are in for a very special treat. coldplay is set to perform "higher power" this sunday 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. >>> also this morning as we head into mother's day weekend we wanted to tell you about a connecticut mom deciding to completely revamp her resume. only this time she's listing only skills that she's picked up since becoming a mother. sidney williams posted her new resume on linkedin with experience that includes working one-handed holding a small human in the other

. >> busy this half hour first up, chris martin the coldplay front man is celebrating teacher appreciationring this pandemic he also had some words of encouragement to any student interested in perhaps pursuing a career in music. here's a little of what he said. >> we're taught to care so much about what other people think of us the truth is, being yourself is the coolest thing you can possibly do. >> it was nice to hear somebody else say the same thing. >> in my dream planet, teachers are respected like pop starsyeow ♪ look at the stars look how they shine for you ♪ >> pretty cool, going all over the globe. we cannot say it enough, whether it is our own wanda smith with jbh in texas, a huge thank you to tall the hard working teachers shoutout a teacher that made a difference for you me, mr. simon. >> mrs. rose brock >> ms. buckley, seventh grade, math called things mathy. >> ms. dozier. >> ms. eleanor fryer. >> thank you to all the teachers >>> this is crazy. will smith, mark wahlberg, hollywood heavy-hitters getting a lot of attention for sharing recent body transformations online first,

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the defense contract for lockheed martin ordered them to a seminar to unlearn their white male privilege. chrisellow and broke this story. tell us what this training session was like. what went on at this thing? >> well, this is a long training program. 8,000 lockheed martin employees have been through race reeducation programs. they said being a white male was like being in the kkk and they said white men can't jump. all of these slurs about their own origins. they take them through a series of exercises. they have to review 156 white male privilege statements. the question is this: if a 3 star general in the u.s. military can't stand up to crackpot diversity trainers, how do we stand up to china? >> tucker: that's right. this company would not exist without federal contract. get billion dollars from congress. will anyone in congress put a stop to this? >> yes, i hope so. lockheed martin has tens of billion dollars come from taxpayers. how many programs denigrate white males has lockheed martin done? i call on the u.s. senate and the u.s. house of representatives to launch an inquiry to answer

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every black comedian plays a cop investigating something at some point, eddie murphy, martin lawrence, "blue streak," christ i'm funny danny, i'm funnier than danny, i can say that confidently. >> let's see a clip. >> help! ♪ >> don't do it. just don't do it. whatever you were thinking -- >> i'm hoping the chain and not the arm. >> you never know with chris. >> scary good cast, samuel l. jackson plays your daddy. >> yes. >> i can't believe that -- this is the first time you've been in a film together. >> yeah, we -- it's weird because he's in every other movie. [ laughter ] he just been avoiding mine. people are like, how did you get sam to do you a favor? i was like, well, we got him a check. that's how we got him. [ laughter ] >> oh, my. >> sam doesn't do any favors. if you are sam's neighbor and ask to borrow a rake he wants a thousand dollars. [ laughter ] >> i have nothing else. i personally have nothing. >> oh, come on. >> tell us about max minghella. >> max minghella is a crackhead, george, and it's time for the world to know. no, he's a good guy. you know, always love max, loved him in "the social

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tonight the bbc has said that it has no plans to run martin bashir�*s panorama in full again. amol rajan, bbc news. chrisitor of the independent newspaper. he was the firstjournalist to question how the interview was secured and gave evidence in lord dyson's investigation. here he is on why he started investigating the scoop. well, there were two things, really. one was the general suspicion or question in my mind — but notjust my mind, but other people's mind — as to how martin bashir, who was virtually unknown, i mean, he was in his early 30s, he was only identified and one programme previously which was about terry venables — how he had secured this world beating scoop. i mean, you know, you have people like david frost and barbara walters literally queuing to interview princess diana. yet she had given this interview to this guy no one had — you know, who was young, untried and untested. and then, i received a tip—off that there was more to this than met the eye. and i started putting calls in. 0ur media correspondent david sillitojoins us. hi, david. ijust want your thoughts first of all on reports

martin's family ongoing appliance battle. >> what do you do if you have a problem? >> you know who to call. >> the best thing to do is call chrisa. >> who likes doing laundry the old-fashioned way like in the 1800s? >> by hand? >> specifically the drying part. erma has been drying her laundry on a clothes line even though she spent $1,048 on a drier. she detailed problems like the drum getting stuck and noises. all her efforts were getting her no closer to actually drying her laundry in her brand-new drier, so she contacted us. our team contacted home depot. it then refunded erma $1,048 so she can buy a new driver that hopefully works. we requested a statement about the situation but did not hear back from home depot. erma did the right thing, when you discover a problem with a product right after delivery, remember, you have two possible avenues. first there's the manufacturer with its warranty, but also the store with its return policy. just be sure that with the store your item is eligible for a return and you know how long that window is open if it's open. so don't blow a deadline. and, as always, keep a detailed record of

i think, chris, c.k., it has been 57 years since we've had meaningful legislation, we look back at history, we remember jimmy lee jackson being killed in alabama and martinears and years of trying. we pray that history can repeat itself and that the death of george floyd will propel us to finally get meaningful police reform. >> did president biden -- >> sorry, guys, we're going to wrap it up. thank you so much. >>> all right. you were just listening to ben crump, attorney for the floyd family, as well as members of his legal team. and the brothers of george floyd as well as his daughter and nephew, all taking a moment there to address the press corps at the white house. joining he now, nbc news white house correspondent monica alba. still with us, msnbc correspondent trymaine lee, apologies to you for cutting you off to go to that. there was a connection between what you were reporting and that was the family of george floyd and that powerful moment where it was described that the president played with the daughter of george floyd, gianna floyd there. and checked on the family. basically what we were hearing from before we interrupted you. talk to us wh

chris, c.k., it has been 57 years since we've had meaningful legislation. and we look back at history, we remember jimmy lee jackson being killed in alabama and martin luther lewis in selma using that as the impetus to get the civil rights act finally passed after years and years of trying. we pray that history can repeat itself and that the death of george floyd will help propel us to finally get meaningful police reform. >> did president biden offer any -- >> sorry, guys. we're going to wrap it up. thank you so much. >> anybody from the gop or police union on your side? >> okay. you've been listening to george floyd's family and their attorney, benjamin crump. they just emerged from a long meeting with president biden and vice president harris. and, you know, i just have to say, erica, this family's tone from the very beginning has been, i think, an inspiration for a lot of the coverage. they have -- even if their darkest hours of grief, they have been nothing but open-hearted and i think graceful in terms of calling for what they wanted. what they've always called for were peaceful protests. they wanted justice for george floyd, which i know that they f

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martin bashir interview of princess diana deemed deceptive by the bbc. the lead reporter is going to join me in the next few minutes. >>> but first, four stories about this network, cnn, including chris cuomo's apology and rick santorum's departure. we'll get into all tv so let's start with the subpoenaing of barbara starr's records. everyone week we are learning more about what the trump era justice department did, more about its practices, about secret seizure of reporter phone records. first "the washington post" was notified that phone records for three reporters were subpoenaed by trump's dodj and it also happened to barbara tar. her phone and email records seized by federal investigations investigating leaks. snooping on reporters has been a bipartisan practice in d.c. recall obama era justice department doing the same thing and that is what makes president biden's sow so notable. he said no, it will not happen in his administration. >> should the government be seizing reporters' phone records and emails and would you prevent your justice department from doing that? >> it is absolutely wrong. it is simply, simply wrong. >> you will not let injure justice department. >> i will n

martin bashir. ., ., ,, ., ., ,, bashir. good to talk to you. thank ou ve bashir. good to talk to you. thank you very much- — joining me now is labour mp chrisd morning. morning. could be here some of that? i'm interesting in - some of that? i'm interesting in your thoughts picking up from his themes, i'm absolutely not trying to deflect from the bbc, but he was also making a wider point that there is more at issue than just one institution. is more at issue than 'ust one institution.i is more at issue than 'ust one institution. and i don't want to deflect from — institution. and i don't want to deflect from the _ institution. and i don't want to deflect from the bbc - institution. and i don't want to deflect from the bbc either, i institution. and i don't want to i deflect from the bbc either, because let's face it, this is appalling. martin bashir lied. faked documents and the fact that could happen at the bbc is beyond shocking. so we must simply not put that to one side. i completely agree with prince harry. that there was indeed, i think you call that a culture of exploitation. and it's true. it didn't only apply to the royal family, it