brad pitt, ben affleck and chris martin. >> obviously i would marry chris martin because he gave me myr. >> i think brad. >> brad, yeah. >> and then ben, yeah. >> god bless ben. >> god bless him. >> all righty. so i like the fact that she didn't pronounce the t in chris martin's name. kat what do you make of this comparing your ex's publicly in a game of f, marry kill. >> i wonder when this was filmed because we probably had a similar experience in la sitting in the back of the car saying should i have taped that on a podcast that. that's how i felt after i taped bill maher. she watched that like oh my god my daughter's going to see that some day. i was like oh my god should i have said that when my dad's still alive. i like gwennie paltrow now. she knows people are going to get mad but so much better than celebrities who pretend to eat junk food. i think she's being real, someone asked her about it and she probably freaked out the whole way home so gwyneth you are okay in my book. don't worry about it. >> greg: harlan have you ever played this game? >> harland: i have a sex game that

just recently chris martin actually said part of the reason the band has endured so long is that theyselves if only we could all do that in life. that would be very helpful. with that one person that agrees. that's the problem. it just happens. we've got a good show for you today, it's a great show. it all starts with our first guest, he is an academy award nominated actor who you might remember in several things. one, a kid in "city slickers" or the really messed up young adult in "donnie darko" or the superhero mysterio in spider-man. his new movie is called "guy ritchie's the covenant," it's in theaters now. say hello to jake gyllenhaal, everybody! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: it's nice to see you! >> so nice to see you too! spilt i was asked several times if we've ever met, and i was like i don't think so. >> we met three times. >> kelly: oh, my god! >> no. they asked me the same and i just feel like we have buried you and he might have been in passing because that was asked me because i've been in the industry doing other things. and i'm like i don't think so, but it might

we talked with chris martin director of the house in california policy. s says that housing is the first step and helping the unhoused. >> you really need that housing to achieve those results and without housing, it's it's near impossible to achieve any kind health care or substance use treatment while you're still dealing with crisis on the streets. >> lawmakers are hoping that the audit will help identify whether or not long-term solutions will take more money or if they need a new strategy altogether. the audit is should be done. they say by october. >> well, crowds gathered last night in minneapolis to mark 3 years since the death of george floyd. many laid flowers and pay respects an area where he was killed in 2020 and a jury found police officer derek chauvin guilty of the murder for more than 9 minutes. chauvin held his knee to the back of floyd's neck. so when jones floyd's uncle says that he's thankful for the woman who took out her phone and recorded those final moments. >> but god or don't know for sure having the strength to stand there and a

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. ♪ so i e-mailed chris martin and i said, this sounds like your tune. can we clear it? glow cold play. he was like, no. i know how songs are written and i know you didn't go into the studio and go, i want to write this. >> jury deliberation continue this morning. the full interview with ed sheeran airs later today on apple music. a fascinating exploration of song writing. >> we'll see what the jury says. thank you. coming up, prince george -- [ laughter ] next up play of the day. medaysce to severe plaque psoriasis. now i feel free to bare my skin, thanks to skyrizi. ♪(uplifting music)♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ i'm celebrating my clearer skin... my way. with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. in another study, most people had 90% clearer skin, even at 5 years. and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine, or plan to. thanks to clearer skin with skyrizi -

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site, funded to the tune of millions by taxpayers, was transferred to two local developers, chris musgrave and martinblic tender, by the south tees developments corporation, chaired by the mayor. that company, teesworks limited, says the decision to place the site in a much wider teesside freeport with time—limited tax breaks meant that contaminated land had to be cleared up more quickly. in exchange for taking on those costs, the shareholding of the two developers increased from 50% to 90%. developer chris musgrave told newsnight he welcomes the mayor's support for a full investigation. he said, we are delivering something special that will deliver jobs. we have absolutely nothing to hide. this is the heart of this political row. 140 years of steel production ended here, and ben houchen, the tory poster boy of the redwall, has staked his reputation on rejuvenating this historic industrial heartland. you've got questions to answer, say labour. you don't like those in your former back yard, say the conservatives. for a local mp, a simple explanation of the whole affair.— local mp, a simple explanation

. >> chris: oh, that's sinatra and dean martin. r. >> sammy davis jr. >> chris: but patricia didn't know what a big shot johnny pappas really was until she visited vegas in the mid-'70s. like the copacabana scene from martin scorsese's "goodfellas," where ray liotta's henry gets respect from all who encounter him, patricia saw that everyone was eager to treat johnny just right. >> he was just that kind of uncle. you know, he'd take you around, show you things. everybody was, "hi, johnny, hi, johnny, hi, johnny." you could just feel that everybody really respected him. >> by 1976, he was working out at echo bay marina. and pappas was in charge of that operation. >> it was known that organized crime people would associate with that marina. >> chris: before the retreating waters forced its closure, echo bay was the gem of lake mead. anne-margret was said to have been a regular there after finding the marina during the filming of "viva las vegas." and during "the ballad of cable hogue," it housed stars jason robards and stella stevens w

and i spoke yesterday to a chap called chris martin, who owns a business in in in boston in lincolnshire just £2, £5, whatever it is. thank you. thank you. thank you. it means the world to me. mental health is a genuine, proper pandemic that we're seeing in this country at the minute, single day. 12 men minute, every single day. 12 men sadly take their own lives. suicide is the single biggest killer the age killer of men under the age of 40. and read all of the 40. and i read all of the comments on that donation page there just giving.com/fundraising, there just givingchallenge raising, there just givingchallenge christie's. slash challenge christie's. i won't read all of your names out now because of sensitivity issues. cetera. but so many issues. et cetera. but so many of you are getting in touch and saying, look , i'm giving you £5 saying, look, i'm giving you £5 because sadly, my brother, my son, my father , whoever took son, my father, whoever took their own lives . and that is their own lives. and that is depressing , to say the very depressing, to say the very least . but it depre

these couple of records and things that we're watching, that 1.5 degree celsius martin luther king comes into play, chriswe're looking to be influenced on a big scale from that el nino. >> angie lassman, we appreciate it. >>> join us for "chris jansing reports" every weekday, 1:00 to 3:00 eastern on msnbc. our coverage continues with "katy tur reports" right now. >>> good to be with you. i'm katy tur. we have been talking about it for days. work requirements, republicans are demanding them,

these couple of records and things that we're watching, that 1.5 degree celsius martin luther king comes into play, chris, when we have these global temperatures that we're looking to be influenced on a big scale from that el nino. >> angie lassman, we appreciate it. >>> join us for "chris jansing reports" every weekday, 1:00 to 3:00 eastern on msnbc. our coverage continues with "katy tur reports" right now. >>> good to be with you. i'm katy tur. we have been talking about it for days. work requirements, republicans are demanding them, but when president biden signalled he might be open to them, democrats in congress revolted. they aren't fair, and they don't work, dems argued. republicans say they are fair and that it is only responsible to have a baseline standard for who can receive government benefits like medicaid, that a requirement to work would motivate people to work. a hand up, not a hand out, says speaker kevin mccarthy. so how does a work requirement function in actuality? we've got one of my favorite policy wonks with us to explain because it is a tricky issue. one that could sink a deal, an

chris good prize winner? the answer is timeless design. that serves to pump the hello. i'm terry martin. heavy with us, russia says it has cost of the attack by soldiers who it alleges, crossed into it, southern belgrade region from ukraine. do you have officials to know i being involved in the assault and say it was an uprising by russian partisans against the kremlin? much remains in dispute about the 2 day incursion, though it appears to be the most serious attack yet on russian territory. in the 15 month, more or these other fighters who have claimed responsibility for an attack on russian villages across the border from ukraine. this footage posted on the telegram channel of the russian volunteer, cool and empty kremlin military group, allegedly shows that sciences on russian territory near the ukrainian border crossing to one of the soldiers covers the russians that the symbol for rushes, invasion of ukraine with a stick, a reading of the sea, russian, valencia cool. a 2nd group of russian dissidents also say they took part in the incursion. they call themselves the liberty of rus

chris sununu and glenn youngkin to name a few. all of this begs the question, how republicans learn nothing, nothing at all since 2016? as jonathan martin writes in politico, if trump does emerge of the gop standard bearer next year, we will look back on this week to grasp why, just like in 2016 he was able to take a vantage of a divided opposition. indeed, with each additional carrier to enter the race the former presidents of the become the republican standard bearer, yet again, shoot up. what's more, it will be one thing if any of the former contenders were actually prosecuting the case against trump, but no if anything they are all running against each other. as knock off bargain bin copies of teflon don. consider florida man ron desantis who, he has had a deeply embarrassing campaign reload on twitter this week. but also more significantly, and shockingly announced in 30 that he would be aggressive in issuing pardons, yes, pardons for january 6th insurrectionists. forgive me if i am mistaken, but i thought desantis was supposed to be the non-fascist alternative to trump. i guess not. unfortunately, tim scott the other man to formal

martin oakes, chris, on the ground, we were told it was going to be a wipeout and labour have gainedpening and all day on friday where the parties are comparing their performance in local governments with key electoral battlegrounds as far as westminster constituencies are concerned and thatis constituencies are concerned and that is absolutely the case there, and, so, that is why you will hear labour being pretty excited about it. �* ., labour being pretty excited about it. ~ ., . , ., , ., it. and that the city has right now a conservative _ it. and that the city has right now a conservative mp, _ it. and that the city has right now a conservative mp, a _ it. and that the city has right now a conservative mp, a prominent l a conservative mp, a prominent conservative mp, the veterans minister, and labour mps, and that, whether it is plymouth or there is a similar sort of pattern in portsmouth, ipswich also is the same — where you have a split city — this is where the council elections will be looked at, and may mps feel nervous on the conservative benches? split cities are highly co

martin with much more mild slowing than previous days this week. >>> coming up next, nbc bay area responds. >> scammers are preying on workers when they're most vulnerable, looking for a job. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we're sharing one man's run-in with an hr imposter to protect you next. >> plus, the oakland zoo is saying farewell to a beloved elephant. elephant. this girl is now our cucustomers dodon't do what thehey do for likes s or followewers. their papath isn't for ththe casuallyly curious. and that's's what makekes itit matter ththe most when t they find i it. the e exact thining ththat can chahange the wowo. some s say it's whwhat ththey were boborn to do.... itit's what ththey live toto . trinet s serves smsmall anand medium s sized businines. soso they can n do more of whahat matters.s. bebenefits. papayroll. comompl. trtrinet. peopople matter.. >>> new this morning, the oakland zoo will soon say good-bye to one of its beloved african elephants. last month, lisa, one of the elephants passed away from age-related health issues, leaving her best friend donna alone. zoo keepers say female elephants are deeply social and create life-long bonds. the zoo made the decision to move her t

martine morgan hill. very cool pattern for the santa clara valley. our good friend chris henry. highest it was 64 and reports drizzle today. so unless you get those kind of microclimate information from one of the observers, you're going to bust big time on the forecast, you'll go 75 ain't happening. boulder creek's 49 felton's 49 saratoga at 50 degrees. we do have thirties in the mountains truck is down to 30, so i tried. i tweeted this out the other day. if you're going to title them. the loans are getting down around freezing here in the afternoon. you're getting thunderstorms, 64. cool degrees in palm springs this lows here through saturday, another one drops in drizzle mainly about santa cruz. mount santa clara valley. looks to be the theme half moon bay. maybe could be somewhere you are, but it's really what's going on in the mouth. we don't do a snow forecast this time of year. we're doing total liquid precipitation. rain thunderstorms over an inch over an inch, half inch even yukiya, maybe northern lake county getting in on the possibility of thunderstorms. sixties seven

chris cromby. they were our 2003 uk eurovision entry with the song cry baby, written by martin isherwood, who is alsok us 20 years to _ uk. what was that my quest markets only took us 20 years to get - uk. what was that my quest markets only took us 20 years to get over - only took us 20 years to get over it, but we're enjoying it now, embracing it. we can laugh and with a vague coming to liverpool, we can celebrate it now instead of it being such a not very nice memory for us. are you able to laugh about it? because it has a story to tell, isn't it? not everyone has had it. not an accolade you would want, but it is still history, in a way. it was definitely. and i think the stigma — was definitely. and i think the stigma has gone a little bit now because — stigma has gone a little bit now because we are not the only actor who has— because we are not the only actor who has ever scored that now for the uk. who has ever scored that now for the uk as_ who has ever scored that now for the uk as i_ who has ever scored that now for the uk as i said. — who has ever scored that now for the uk. as i said, thi