>> clooney: absolutely not. know, if you speak to yazidi witnesses, victims, survivors, they will say, "it doesn't help me if somebody's killed in a drone strike." in terms of justice, that means something very different. that means being able to be in a courtroom and look their abusers in the eye, and tell the world what happened. what isis did to them. and that hasn't happened yet. >> pelley: it has happened before, in other atrocities. last year, a u.n.-backed court in cambodia convicted two former officials of genocide, 40 years after the khmer rouge murdered 1.7 million. beginning in the 1990s, u.n. war crime trials were held for the former yugoslavia and rwanda. but iraq is not a member of the international criminal court and has not agreed to war crime trials of its own. >> clooney: what we would like to see is an openness by the iraqis to actually have international judges be involved in these trials. potentially, international prosecutors. there are different ways of designing it. you know, the iraqi go

personally we saw george clooney in sudan talking about all the -- maybe it was too long ago but trying to help people in africa and i would trust george clooney to spend my money better than the government agreed to cut at all levels we can get down to size. this guy and a question about what you would do with social security. >> guest: yes, so we know it's a broke and system. looking at two groups of people. people who are retired i'd say everyy year dependence on congress getting their cost of living increase and they have that money, social security money takeney out of their paychecks before they even got their paychecks. unlike the -- that we heard al gore talk about their money went for a general running of the government things that they should have been spending money on anyways. i would sell those things where the money went which would be like buildings or whatever. sell those things and give seniors a lump sum so they are in control of their retirement dollars and everybody else iet would say you could have an immediate opt out. people in their 20s and 30s no they aren't goi

personally, we saw george clooney over in sudan, talking about all of the --. yeah, may be the reference is too long ago, anyway, we saw him over there trying to help people in africa. i would trust george clooney to spend my money better than the federal government. so we need to start cutting at all levels, so we can get down to five. host: what about what you would do with social security? not -- we, that is know it is a broken system. two groups of people, it's for people who are retired, and i say every year depending on are we getting the cost-of-living increased? they have that taken out of their paycheck before they even get their paychecks. -- that money get did not go into a law box, it box, it wentlock into the government on things that they should not be spending money on anyway. i would tell those things, where the money went, so those things and give the seniors a lump sum, so now they are in control of their retirement dollars. and everybody else, you can have an immediate opt out. people in their 20's and 30's, they know they will not see a dime

fifty's and sixty's so that creates a situation where many urban areas you have like what george clooney would call you know chocolate cities in the little suburbs. this year call it the white house but that's a temporary thing there's a lot of the city. we've got to get yeah every time i don't need to get l.a. . working and. going to get out you will be. contributing to tell you. there is no clue gram a promise that a president can bake i think that better the government going to come in they did it anyway they wanted to do that yes. that was the. condition of black veterans and white spectrums diverged even though when they returned from the war they were economically similar families. public housing then became a black phenomenon. people fall into this category they have to go where society is pushed. it's. just not. in your nature. slowing down on people constantly. cities and to adequately service neighborhoods that were heavily concentrated with african-americans garbage collection wasn't a picked up as frequently streets were it repair this well the conditions the tear it and herb

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not only is george clooney leading that cast but he directed the film too.istmas. >>> next up, "saved by the bell." popstart has an exclusive look at the newest trailer for the "saved by the bell" reboot the gang is back together with a whole new mix of fresh faces take a look. >> yo, mama. sorry, dr. mama. >> in attendance will be the governor of california >> you look amazing. your hair is fire. >> my dad is also coming. >> i don't care about your dad, i just care with zack and kelly. >> actually, i ordered cheese on mine >> take a look in your pocket. >> does this place ever stop being weird? >> the old gang back together again. >> this is one for the family. >> when you talk about how well the entire cast look -- >> they look absolutely fantastic. i was doing an interview with peacock executives adults miss it, we're nostalgic, and kids are going to love it so this is a win-win for everybody. this is the first look at th return of mark-paul gosselaar, tiffani thiessen, and as you saw in the trailer, gosselaar comes back as the governor of california and

victory for the new political realities on the ground or increasing the sense of uncertainty over clooney as the rhythm mild there was a need to do that and when you tell the countries to which the neighbors can benefit the temple the. struggle over the oil on al-jazeera. 2 planes came from so young and 15 man checked in our hotel list on your machine missing for 5 days it is possible to fully clean the premises all forensic evidence but what you then leave is evidence that you have fully cleaned something mystery wanted to give an example of that so i am started speaking about the role in the us before even the saudi government if i would just. murder in a saudi consulate on al-jazeera. unprompted and uninterrupted discussions. from our london broadcast center. on al-jazeera. it's morning the president is doing very well. contradictory messages about donald trump's health condition doctors treating him for 1000 say they're happy with his progress but a white house official expresses concern. you're watching al-jazeera live from a headquarters in doha and data also coming up armenians pri

you can see that clearly in images from francis clooney an encounter with north africa.faced with women who did not conform with their son to come to see photography simply made up for the choices that. they had this mythology of algerian this kind of over sexualized they had the image of the hair and their mind but when they arrived the algerians looked nothing like the french had imagined them many of the women were veiled or am covered and so they were inaccessible to the photographers gaze they ended up hiring people to act as models they set up studios they asked the women to pose in a way that the colonizers had imagined those people then they produced postcards and sent them back to france to say this is what these people are like and they need our help this is a very much a curbishley driven business and it was for photographers people running for the graphic studios that were looking for cards that they could sell they could sell cheaper all these posts are producers and photographers were copying each other they were ruthless and stealing other people's ideas a

because of the new political realities on the ground are increasing the sense of uncertainty over clooney as the rhythm on the with the need to fuel the other and meet. the countries which we may of course kind of been a feat for the. struggle over the mild own al-jazeera. young women with a passion for space i used to dream about working in a just little company like knock sounded and i saw that as a small step of the science a giant leap for womankind in congress. and at the scheduled time the south like to be sent into space women make science stand space school. on al-jazeera. and with our continuing breaking news coverage it's just past 5 in the morning in washington d.c. just a few hours ago the u.s. president of trump and 1st lady confirmed they tested positive for covert 19 they are now in quarantine we're told the cops all got tested after a top aide contracted the virus hope picks have traveled with the couple on tuesdays we go to the presidential debate in cleveland ohio and the next day they flew together to a campaign rally.

you can see that clearly in images from francis clooney an encounter with north africa. faced with women who did not conform with their son to come to see photography simply made up for the choices that. they had this mythology of algerian this kind of over sexualized they had the image of the hair and their mind but when they arrived the algerians looked nothing like the french had imagined them many of the women were veiled or am covered and so they were inaccessible to the photographers gaze they ended up hiring people to act as models they set up studios they asked the women to pose in a way that the colonizers had imagined those people then they produced postcards and sent them back to france to say this is what these people are like and they need our help this is a very much a curve martially driven business and it was for photographers people running for graphic studios that were looking for cards that they could sell i could sell cheaply all these posts are producers and photographers were copying each other they were ruthless and stealing other people's ideas an

how do you hold black media specifically accountable here because i noticed that during the george clooney protests black media kept going back to this over and over again until again to your point a lot of it i think was to drive more media ad buy specifically from white organizations. to keep their businesses going but all in all it makes a lot harder for black people who are in these really suffering communities asking for assistance that manning things from their cities their states as well as the federal government how do we hold black media leaders to the fire when it comes to perpetuating this myth and what it does for the black community. we have to have i think just an honest. conversation as much as possible even if it takes place off the record because we get it i understand the economic model in this country and the need for black commercial media to gain garner ad revenue but the same time we have to be able enough and of course i appreciate the long history that black media have play need and continue to play in offering an outlet in the perspective that much of the mainstrea

or not that motion of no confidence is accepted is another matter florence many thanks to george clooney live for a scene in kuala lumpur british welsh is an honorary research associate at the university of nottingham in malaysia she joins us via skype from kuala lumpur richard good to have you with us on the point that florence was just making that if abraham says that he has the numbers in parliament why can't he just call a vote of no confidence in the government. well for for now i think the department is not in session in till the beginning of november november 2nd and so you know he can call for it but the fact of the matter is that this has to be determined within the setting of parliament when it is in session and it is currently not in session so. running to get the king involved why why does he have to do that why can't he just wait for parliamentary process. so well he the king generally would have to at could potentially for allow a new person can form the government in the sense that if they show that they have the numbers what were abraham today did as he showed he claimed

ticals victory a new political realities on the ground are increasing the sense of uncertainty over clooney as the rhythm mild there with the need to view the other night and how the countries through which they may have pushed kind of a defeat could topple the. struggle over the mild phone al-jazeera. the in the air. the on the on. a comeback and the headlines now u.s. president donald trump is suffering from mild symptoms off to testing positive for the coronavirus 1st lady maloney a trump was also contracted the virus in the power isolating of the white house officials are now racing to find out who else might be infected. i'm not going to get into i'm at present symptoms exactly had mild symptoms but he is hard at work we're having to slow him down a little bit he's been on the phone with senator mcconnell senator lindsey graham but on the phone with chief of staff mark meadows talking about emergency declaration for states time as well as stimulus so he's hard at work despite the mild symptoms. or are all the headlines all of trump's previously announced election campaign events have b

this morning, george clooney's back on the big screen debuting a new beard and a big problem.> that's a spaceship we hoped would be our future. i have to warn them about the conditions on earth. i don't know all the details. it started with a mistake. there is an antenna that's stronger than ours. we get to that antenna, they'll hear us. take a deep breath. >> oh, boy. you take a deep breath. clooney starring as a lone scientist in the arctic trying to stop a team of astronauts from mistakenly returning to a post-apocalyptic earth. those astronauts played by felicity jones, kyle chandler, david oyelowo and tiffany boone. catch george right here on "gma" when the film premieres in december. he should have plenty to talk about. he is the movie's star, the director, the producer. look for "midnight sky" in theaters and on netflix december 23rd. >>> and with that, riva and i send it back to you in the studio. >> looks pretty good. >> my kind of movie. can't wait for that. thank you so much, lara. >>> we turn now to "dancing with the stars" and some wickedly talented performances o

does that mean val kilmer, george clooney, if not adam west, maybe kanye west filling in?will there be a conclave of batmans, men? >> all 127 of them. >> jimmy: michael, who was the best batman? >> me. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and do you still -- do you keep the suit at home for like sex play or whatever, or anything? >> no. >> jimmy: no, you do not? >> no, but i will slip into it now and then. you know, if i'm feeling insecure, i slip into the suit, makes me feel a whole lot better. i'll walk around the neighborhood a little bit. you know, when things -- anyway. when things around here get a little nervous, maybe, i put the suit on, and boy, things lighten the [ bleep ] up. [ cheers and applause ] by the way, can i -- >> jimmy: yes. >> -- share something with you? >> jimmy: what have you got? >> we were having technical difficulties. >> jimmy: yeah. >> you know, you have to position yourself and make sure the audio's on and everything. so they made me -- like i was 10 -- sit on pillows. >> oh, really? >> yeah. i ran out of pillows because i didn't ha

but i could get the modern george clooney would consider you were left. out of use for india. on saturday the 6th of october mohamed el a table he invited reuters to the consulate and took them on a tour. to show that her show she was not in the building he denied that she had been killed insisting that he left but admitting he couldn't prove it because the consulate surveillance cameras hadn't saved the images. for why he would have a c.c.t.v. system. doesn't record seems. impossible to believe the only reason why you have a recording system is lack of money and this isn't something that afflicts saudi arabia for sure. on monday the 8th of october u.s. president donald trump made his 1st public statement about the case. at the same time the saudi ambassador to the us prince khalid bin selma in abdel aziz stated publicly that allegations that he had been killed or detained by the saudi authorities were completely false and unfounded. he then left for saudi arabia on the pretext of seeking clarification. for what the king of saudi arabia the king firmly denied any knowledge of

jimmy, don't live like you godless caligulans in holly-weird, sharing a futon with george and a-maul clooney. >> jimmy: it's amal. >> you say amal, i say amal. i say annal, you say, i believe, anal. >> jimmy: let's stay on the subject. the debate was important. as of right now, you and the president are not polling well, particularly with african-american voters. >> wrong, jim-bo, wrong. we actually just received some major, major endorsements from prominent leaders in the black community. have you heard of 50 cents? >> jimmy: yes. it's 50 cent, 50 cent. >> ice tray? >> jimmy: ice cube, but yes. is that a fly? >> yes, sorry, i've got a lot of vermin hanging around here. >> jimmy: my gosh, that's really kind of gross. what is -- oh my god. >> this is a little butter bug. >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> chicken, i got chicken -- >> jimmy: what the hell? why is -- why is this stuff on you all the time? >> the president insists i keep a sloppy joe in my pocket in case he gets peckish. never wants to be more than five feet from a snackie-poo. >> jimmy: i want to ask about the pandemic, cases surging in 38

smith at cnbc global headquarters we'll see you back here on monday just without brad pitt, george clooneyamon. narrator: a brazen band of burglars with an arsenal to match. whelan: they used crowbars. they used hydraulic lifts, acetylene torches. i turn this on right now, your cellphones aren't gonna work. narrator: and the loot is piling up. everything was gone. everything was gone. narrator: $150,000 here, $1.9 million there. whelan: they took 45,000 pairs of high-end sunglasses valued at in excess of $3 million.

he does have a a great -- >> tariq: yeah, he makes a good limoncello >> jimmy: is he involved with clooneythis a solo mission? >> tariq: yeah, i think it was a solo -- solo deal. >> jimmy: we had like a neighbor growing up who used to make it in his bathtub. >> tariq: ah, now, that's the stuff. >> jimmy: you know what i'm saying >> tariq: yeah >> jimmy: yeah it's - so anyways, this guy made his own batch of limoncello. i feel - you know what? i almost don't like limoncello >> tariq: i didn't know you grew up during the prohibition [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm everywhere man i'm forrest gump, dude [ laughter ] >> tariq: you're aging well. >> jimmy: thank you, i appreciate it. no, here's the reason why. i feel like it's offered too much >> tariq: yeah >> jimmy: if you go to - right? they almost shove it they go like, "hey, why don't you have a little limoncello." >> tariq: everywhere you go. it's like, yeah. limoncello >> jimmy: yeah, everywhere starbucks. >> tariq: at the stoplights. you know >> jimmy: stoplight, toll booths >> tariq: yeah, come on. >> jimmy: people are just giving me limonce

that i was in the hospital, i had it and i got better >> seth: okay, but that's kinda like george clooneyrvice. "i mean, they treated me like a real celebrity." you had the best medical care in the world and an army of doctors around you 24-7 like a nascar pit crew fixing up a '76 dodge dart. "all right, quick, just put some duct tape on the windshield. even worse, as he was saying that, all -- every single one of the states he name checked, texas, florida and arizona were seeing major spikes in covid cases. patients in el paso are being air lifted to other hospitals because they're at capacity. nine months into the outbreak, we're still setting records for new daily cases with 85,000 on friday alone, meaning about one in 4,000 americans got covid on just that one day, which is an insane statistic that's like something you'd read on a really depressing snapple cap. you know, along with "the average person spends two weeks over their lifetime waiting for a traffic light to change. "oh, man, that's such a bummer oh, wait, what does this sign say? ooh, diet peach? this much is clear trump wh

cities to protest against president on trump's nomination of judge amy clooney. and person prime minister just into our day and enjoys a landslide election victories new zealanders award half a curbing covert 19. and tens of thousands of protesters have gathered in lebanon's capital city to mark one year since mass anti-government protests and they've been rejecting corruption in the ruling elite level and has been experiencing its worst economic crisis since the civil war which is only deepened during the pandemic saying a look at how we got here in october last year a newly announced tax on calls made through the what's the cation triggered protests. right across lebanon but it turned into a broader call to end government corruption unemployment and poor public service it led to the resignation of prime minister saad hariri and a political deadlock to replace him and then only oldest a partial explosion ripped through central beirut killing more than 200 people every came another symbol of government incompetence and weeks later a 2nd wave of coronavirus oppose

certainly with his combination of wit sort of like an unsecure thing charm and certainly that's when clooneyi and of course the raised eyebrow he's certainly set the standard very very high in those 1st of no 7 films i suppose for many people in scotland he was also the definitive scotsman. this is interesting isn't it because for many decades now he's actually lived far away on the other side of the globe and yet for such as you say for so many that he is that definitive highlander of course he appeared in the film highlander which did him no harm at all and he did champion the scottish pursuit of independence in recent years so today we've had tributes from the political parties in scotland sorting about that i think for them he is just a home boy made good as your contributor said he grew up he was a working class lad he basically he he what he was a milkman he did all sorts of things he had a hinterland he had a history before he hit the big screen he had a wonderful physique and he had a charm and seemed to know very much his own minds the good and the bad but as we were hearing attitud

personally, we saw george clooney over in sudan, talking about all of the --.h, may be the reference is too long ago, anyway, we saw him over there trying to help people in africa. i would trust george clooney to spend my money better than the federal government. so we need to start cutting at all levels, so we can get down to five. host: what about what you would do with social security? not -- we, that is know it is a broken system. two groups of people, it's for people who are retired, and i say every year depending on are we getting the cost-of-living increased? they have that taken out of their paycheck before they even get their paychecks. -- that money get did not go into a law box, it box, it wentlock into the government on things that they should not be spending money on anyway. i would tell those things, where the money went, so those things and give the seniors a lump sum, so now they are in control of their retirement dollars. and everybody else, you can have an immediate opt out. people in their 20's and 30's, they know they will not see a dime of

my question is this, i'm a kentuckian born in maysville, kentucky, the home of rosemary clooney, and understand from the panel your two guests is that henry clay is considered the favorite son of kentucky. and although he and lincoln were members of the whig party, i don't understand how he could be the favorite son and not abraham lincoln who -- when he met said, you are that little lady that started this great war. and she is never mentioned, nor is uncle tom who is i consider the greatest christian in american literature, never of them are mentioned as being great in their time. on the times in which they lived and even today, they're influence is greatly felt, especially by many african-americans who are historically informed. why is not -- >> can you respond, please? >> abraham lincoln, he may have started off being a friend of kentucky. but when the emancipation proclamation is issued, he became a much hated figure here in kentucky. so henry clay who considered himself a westerner but many southerners would choose him over abraham lincoln who is considered a traitor to the kent

for the netflix show my next guest needs no introduction in the past seasons he has welcomed george clooney spent some time with robert down, jr.'s farm. >> i've been doing this show and each time i'm gratified because the person in that chair is so much smarter than i am. >> that's great. >> i'll air drop it to you do you know what air drop is >> sure. >> okay. >> come on, boys. >> anything here that needs to be milked? >> i mean, we could take a run at the goats, but it's not my idea of a good time. >> dave looks like he was part of the farm there. new season premiers october 21st on netflix >>> up next, tim mcgraw is shooting for husband of the year the country star celebrating 24 years of marriage with singer wife faith hill with an instagram post that features a slide show of memories, including a song off his new album "hard to stay mad at." ♪ i love you i love you i love you i love you i love you ♪ ♪ you're hard to stay mad at >> tim writing alongside that video, you have been a role model for three remarkable young women who have made me a better man than i ever thought i could be t

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