. >> i texted her saying are they saying chucky? said no, truckee. >> she has her hands full. >> she does. >> johnny thanks you for showing us the nice conditions. >> we'll have the tahoe report in a few minutes. looks like nice weather statewide. let's look at why we will be so dry. the storm track has been shifted to the north. let's take a look at the latest atmospheric river that is missing us. it will hit the coast of oregon and washington. even a little bit of shower activity making its way to the north coast of california. other than a couple of sprinkles running through far north bay on sunday, we are going to be staying dry. not just this weekend, but likely through the end of the month. another week to go there. the rain chances will return. let's enjoy that while we are here. we will see temperatures dropping off as we head through the rest of the evening. for the moment it is mild looking toward treasure island and downtown. temperatures mostly in the 50s . anywhere from 53 degrees, the cool spot in santa rosa. warm spot

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i'll hide in chucky's room and when the pizza comes, can you please just slide it under the door?. you think i don't know how to wash my own hair? >> mom, that's not how it works. >> it will be fine. just pretend i'm not here. oh, also, i like hot sauce. >> desi: please welcome julia stiles! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> desi: welcome to the show! >> oh, my god. it is so exciting. thank god for this show. you guys are great and i'm so excited to be here. [cheers and applause] >> desi: aw! we are so excited to have you. you are iconic. you have been a part of all kinds of iconic movies, "ten things i hate about you." [cheers and applause] "silver linings playbook," the bourne franchise, and my favorite coming of age film, ustlers." [laughter] >> yes. >> desi: this is the first time you have directed a feature. so congratulations. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. thank you. >> desi: it is such a beautiful story. this is a story about young love. it's a beautiful, romantic drama, with comedic moments. there ything that you discovered in all of your years acting in those types of fi

pieces the likelihood of extreme weather events and the thousands of people have gathered across chucky to another victims of the upgrades 15 more than 50000 people. 2 years ago, we just had it before dawn to coincide at the time that a 7.8 magnitude quick. it's tacky, a neighboring city, a. 6 student protests and serbia showed no signs of lessing up to 3 months after the train station can it be collapsed in the country? second largest city know, besides the incident cubes 15 people, students named government corruption and incompetence for the disaster. and i've taken that movement nationwide to the main target of that. i'm guy is president alexander of what judge, who's facing the biggest test? if he's 12 year old student led protesters block bridges across the daniel river in the serbian city of navi side. ever since the train station collapse took the country, serbia has been at an almost complete stand still. protesters say the government has blood on its hands. and this has become the symbol of the movement. students are now demanding justice and accountability. rather glad that w

pressure is just developing, just around northern parts of out the area pushing up towards libya, chucky i thinks and baby showers actually showers that just into something positive west africa as well by yourself. so we're central africa, the seasonal ways doing quite nicely. nasty little circulation still there, and the amazing big channel pushing west the connecting communities adoption was never a benevolent effort. my family didn't need to be separated. my family needed to be supported. this isn't just about korea, this is a global industry opening up the conversation. would you say a conferences are, do people have low stress? because there won't be this out. the forget for people who are actually facing them front of climate change with fresh perspectives from less are heard. voices. the stream explores the key issues of our times. one out to 0, the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching else a 0 reminder of our headlines this hour with more than 14000 missing palestinians presumed dead and gaza. families have begun to search for their loved ones. bodies most have only their hands a

blood pressure is just developing, just around northern parts of our area, pushing up towards libya, chucky, i think the baby showers are actually showers that just into something positive west africa as well. but it sounds like central africa, the seasonal ways doing quite nicely north through little circulation still there and the mos on big channel. pushing west the examining the headlines. do you think the fits fire were whole? we have to make it work. setting the discussions. obviously you cannot last deportations of millions of people on day one explorer and abundance of wealth, cloth programming. if you, once an image of the, comes from using a tradition, then here it is designed to inform motivates and it's fine. we are the ones that are actually the shaping the future that we want to live in on al jazeera, the us presidents, controversial proposals, ongoing global attention from taking off a gaza to a next in canada and greenland. donald trump comments make headlines many every day . so what purpose does the strategy says and how should the world yet this is inside story, the .

i think saddam will be turning to middle eastern countries, particularly the gulf states and chucky to china and some of the asian investors and the history of the investment, and particularly to don's anger cultural set up from those cortez is rob, a disturbing what you see is because you don't have such wonderful title and ideally suited to large scale commercial farming and for export crowds banker cultural investment that comes in with a line to benefit those foreign investors. and, and the nations behind the, to the detriment of, of the student. these people, the sydney's need to be very of the, to the possibilities, but in just as they have lost in war in peace, they may also be rocked. we've seen a great deal of fighting across the country, especially near to the gospel area within the gulf area. to the west of the country before we can even talk about recovery. lots of that money is going to be required to build infrastructure up again, not just in the agricultural belt, but across the whole country. what sort of timeline are you looking at, or do you estimate it's going to tak

that he has been given statements, obviously, on the back of the visit that he made yesterday 8 to chucky very much more of the same. but i think it's fair to say that a tired and i don't know if you really despond looking zalinski turned up to get the statements. in that incorrect, he said that so we want everything to be fast so that no one besides anything behind all facts. and he said that we observed that they all taking preteen answered political isolation. but he's the decision that they all negotiating on nato membership. we know there's a big push back now with respect to certainly from the us. certainly from people like germany as well. countries like germany, very reluctance to seriously commit to the prospect of the crime being and they to remember. so then he said that if it's not date, so then what's the option? what security guarantees are we talking about? today? we're expecting a visit from the us, especially language to ukraine, keeps kellogg. he's expected here for a sweet day visit. one can imagine, let's say he's going to be here trying to put zalinski his mind at res

that keith calls a native member has been shedding a pretty fine line between ukraine and russia. chucky rally condemned russia's full scale invasion in 2022. it still recognizes the occupied russian territory is at least a new train as the trade in sovereign territory. it also this being supplied, you drain with weapons throughout the conflicts throughout the world, including drivers. for example, but it is also facilitate a great deal of the back seat brain deal in 2022 to try and show that you cranes drain supplies, go down to global markets. but it has been criticized by its nato allies, but not being more a search even more critical of rusher never joined the west. and it's the huge amount of sanctions that the west foot on. ready to okay, so it's going to be just a fascinating to watch to respond to that has been some sort of indication from the truck before getting astray as to where they stand. and so he said that it was ready to play any role in any future piece plan and any reconstruction in ukraine, but it also of interest. and he said that's a good does not rule out making ha

now in the throes of partition between chucky israel and l. keitel in groups. but while most of the world sees israel's actions for what they are, it's not so in the countries arming is ro decreases eyes. israel and nato countries, as seen as anti semitic. even if you are jewish and jews around the world have been at the forefront of opposition to the genocide, being jewish off to the destruction of gauze, a reckoning is a new volume from professor peter by not editor at large of jewish car. and so he joins me now from new york as professor by not to thank you so much for coming on these in the new book, it's about the storage use, tell themselves to block out the screens. we're in the week of a jewish holiday to be sure that if i pronounced that correctly one month from something go poor him. tell me why you write about the program and it's a relevance to the gaza genocide. sure, so on porn images, read the book of esther from the hebrew bible and the book of esther is a famous story. it's the story of the story and in in persia, in which this figure called ha

here is chucky schumer trying to start a chant that didn't really catch on, take a look. >> we are goingo stand with you in this fight. we will win! >> we will win! >> we will win! we will win! we will win! we will win! >> [laughter] >> sean: no, you lost. >> you all right lost. that's my favorite thing about this, is the whole, you know, they talk about doge, which is by the way the most popular thing in the country right now with americans, americans of all persuasions knew that the government was doing us dirty. they spent $6 million on a scheme in egypt. that's a pyramid scheme and schumer gets out there, we didn't vote for this. we know that you lost, that's how elections work. that's the craziest part of right now, people who told us they were protecting democracy are now irate that democracy played out in a way that they can't fathom. but that's who schumer is. a part-time villain -- go ahead, i'm sorry, i was emotional. >> sean: you don't have to apologize. what are you doing for the super bowl, who is going to win? 20 seconds. >> i root for the eagles because of waters but i 'n

i don't understand why people like elizabeth warren, chuckie schumer, so many others are against looking under the hood and seeing how much money is being spent. you have a $7 trillion budget. it was $1 trillion when i first came to washington 40 years ago. you just raised the perfect example of $1.9 billion that was "misplaced" by the housing and urban development administration. how do you lose track of $1.9 billion? that's been happening throughout the government. if you believe, as rubber gloves, if you believe in good government, and we all want good governments. we want to make sure people have enough food to eat, we want to make sure there's not homeless people, make sure that our veterans are taken care of, that we have a strong defense. if you believe in that, why would you defend the waste and inefficiency which we know because doge has told us is in the hundreds of billions of dollars? why don't they get on board? >> they are too busy playing the blame game. >> and like the fact that donald trump is -- shouldn't government down as they speak. >> they have been shutting the gov

i'll hide in chuckie's room. >> and when. >> the. >> pizza comes, can you please just slide. >> it underdon't know. >> how to wash my own hair? no. >> mom, that's not how. >> it works. it'll be fine. >> just pretend i'm. >> not here. mom. >> oh. >> also. >> i like hot sauce. >> that's not going to go well. >> kelsey grammer. >> also part of the cast. >> and. >> so many others. >> tell us, tell us. >> about that cast. >> what was it like working. with them? >> i so. >> isabelle fuhrman, who plays. >> the lead. >> i had worked with on a movie called orphan first kill, and she i played her mom, but she was. >> a 23 year old. >> 23 at the time, playing an 11 year old. and i remember being on set while i was adapting wish you were here. and i just looked at her thinking, oh my god, this girl is so talented and she has so much stamina to be in every scene, every single day, which is what i needed. >> for. >> wish you. >> were. >> here. and then kelsey grammer i worked with on a movie called the god committee, and in his i could hear him in his dressing room when we had downtime singing opera,

. >> by the way, chucky, there's plenty of beer made right here in america, and lots of guac and avocados from california. have they learned nothing in the past ten years? do they not understand economic and political leverage? i mean, they've watched donald trump since 2015. they have learned nothing. apparently not. they doubled down on the same tired, hate, hysteria, doomsday predictions, smear slander about dictatorship and fascism. when donald trump says slapping a tariff on you, that is the beginning of a negotiation. let me educate you into what the president is thinking and how he thinks. it's called the art of the deal. meanwhile, the democratic party is turning into an absolute joke. don't take my word for it. if you're a conservative, you're going to love this because the democratic party has now elected people to the left of joe and kamala. here are the highlights from this weekend's dnc forum. take a look. >> how many of you believe that racism and misogyny played a role in vice president harris's defeat? okay, >> you fight on. you fight on, you fight on, you fight on. when y

i'll hide in chuckie's room. and when the pizza comes, can you please just slide it under the door? how it works. it'll be fine. >> just pretend i'm. >> not here. mom. oh, also. >> i like. >> hot sauce. >> that's not going to go well. kelsey grammer, also part of. >> the cast. >> and so many others. tell us, tell us about that cast. what was it like working with them? >> i so isabelle fuhrman, who plays the lead i had worked with on a movie called orphan first kill, and she i played her mom, but she was a 23 year old, 23 at the time, playing an 11 year old. and i remember being on set while i was adapting wish you were here. and i just looked at her thinking, oh my god, this girl is so talented and she has so much stamina to be in every scene, every single day, which is what i needed for wish you were here. and then kelsey grammer i worked with on a movie called the god committee, and in his i could hear him in his dressing room when we had downtime singing opera, and i was like, oh my god, he is an amazing voice. and when he agreed to do this movie, i had to write a scene with him