and still shining bright at 60 as george clooney celebrates the big 600 you take a personal look back at the american actress career through the ariz of one of his collaborators. welcome to arts and culture france is marking 200 years since the death of napoleon bonaparte the self declared former emperor who seized power during the french revolution has traditionally been celebrated for his military prowess and efforts to expand france's empire but in a modern era way europe's colonial past is increasingly being dissected his legacy has taken on a new more sinister meaning many people are now rediscovering his more controversial initiatives such as the reintroduction of slavery after it was abolished france's youngest leader since napoleon is president and. despite calls to boycott the anniversary the strong critic of today's so-called council culture is set to lay a wreath at the former and put to bed. and my colleague adrian kennedy joins me now adrian why is the way he's being celebrated quite so controversial. for many the ways that napoleon is worshipped as a national icon in fra

very pretty smile and his smile turns 60 years old this week george clooney heartthrob superstar and hollywood hero the actor and director has a well earned reputation for charming everyone he encounters. as seen in this german t.v. interview from more than 20 years ago. whined that they are the most important line cops. most important things are my friends. among those friends is a german cinematographer martino who who lives in berlin and los angeles he got his start shooting commercials and music videos which then led to jobs in hollywood drug should be someone's going to learn but george and i met on the set of a film called the american georges someone who keeps working with the same people he's got a kind of work family around him he doesn't put on airs he doesn't lose his temper i'm sad and he's friendly to his crew and he has a lot of respect for the artists he works with conservative. you could. see. charm and vulnerability are among the qualities that make clooney as hitman in the american so interesting who is camera captured clooney is dramatic and elegant portrayal after

and still shining bright at 60 as george clooney celebrates the big 6000 you take a personal look back at the american actions career julio use of one of his collaborators. welcome to arts and culture france is marking 200 years since the death of napoleon bonaparte the self declared former emperor who seized power during the french revolution has traditionally been celebrated for his military prowess and efforts to expand france's empire but in a modern era way europe's colonial past is increasingly being dissected his legacy has taken on a new more sinister meaning many people are only now we discovering his more controversial initiatives such as the reintroduction of slavery after it was abolished france's youngest leader since napoleon is president and. despite calls to boycott the anniversary the strong critic of today's so-called council culture is set to lay a wreath at the former and put to bed. and my colleague adrian kennedy joins me now adrian why is the way the podium is being celebrated quite so controversial. for many the ways that napoleon is worshipped as a national ico

and still shining bright at 60 as george clooney celebrates the big 60 you take a personal look back at the american actions korea through the ariz of one of his collaborators. welcome to arts and culture france is marking 200 years since the death of napoleon bonaparte the self declared former emperor who seized power during the french revolution has traditionally been celebrated for his military prowess and efforts to expand france's empire but in a modern era where europe's colonial past is increasingly being dissected his legacy has taken on an new more sinister meaning many people are now rediscovering his more controversial initiatives such as the reintroduction of slavery after it was abolished france's youngest leader since napoleon is president and. despite calls to boycott the anniversary the strong critic of today's so-called council culture is set to lay a wreath at the former and put to bed. and my colleague adrian kennedy joins me now adrian why is the way he's being celebrated quite so controversial. for many the ways that napoleon is worshipped as a national icon in f

but in the ensuing five years, clooney says, the case has gone nowhere.ients, so she's now using a little known law to try to get it. >> i call on states that believe in human rights to commit to holding international trials. >> clooney joins me with nadia murad, a yazidi woman held captive by isis as a sex slave. >> i'm fearful that survivors will never receive justice. >> murad won the nobel peace prize in 2018 for working to end sexual violence as a part of war and armed conflict. amal, nadia, welcome. amal, let me start with you and ask you how are you going to do this, because what your plan now as i understand it is to use an american law to bring justice to an isis leader for something that happened in syria. it sounds ambitious. how will you do you it? >> yes, thank you very much fareed, for having us on today. we are using a u.s. law, and the argument is that this is a case that should be before a u.s. court. because there was a crime, a very serious crime committed against my clients who are members of the yazidi faith but also against an americ

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how a call from geo e clooney >>> good morning. it's 8:25. i am len kiese.more capacity. last time the city was in the yellow tier was november 6th. >>> much needed economic úactiv the port of san francisco because cruise ships may be allowed to set sail by mid july. port has 27 crews' arrivals scheduled in the second half of the year. >>> over crowded boat suspected of smuggling people into u.s. capsized near san diego. the captain of the boat is under arrest. >>> we are still tracking brake lights for the ride out of the south bay north bound 101, pockets of slowing through san jose, 87guadelupe parkway. if you are headed towards 680 south bound near 242 the trouble spot is clear. but there is a trouble spot south of there near main street and you see traffic is slow as we see censors dipping down about 17 miles per hour out of concord into walnut creek. there is a trouble spot on richmond san rafael bridge. a heads up if you are working west bound towards the marin side. >>> high fire danger with red flag warning with areas highlighted in red, central val

in particular the french government led by george clooney also remain staunchly unbending never again was germany to pose a threat to france. the treaty put all german territory west of the rhine under allied occupation for 15 years. allied forces moved into the area stretching along the river from the city of calle to cologne in january 920 of the 100000 troops in the french army of occupation more than a 5th of came from the french colonies algeria morocco tunisia senegal madagascar or vietnam german troops had encountered them on the battlefields and in the trenches of their down horror stories about the african soldiers savagery made the rounds on the home front as a result the germans were awaiting their french occupiers with no little trepidation during these days many germans saw people of color for the 1st time in their lives you know let me take it you were you doing well on the open until just before world war one there was no question of their going black soldiers in europe then an officer named shall march on wrote a successful and controversial book in 1000 tam called for

in the video, clooney posted to announce the sweepstakes that he shared spending a lot of time in theng most of last year stuck, rooming with this random guy, and we were basically best friends now >> basically, george clooney was at my house, picking up something he was buying on craig's list the stay at home order hit, he never left >> do you believe amal wanted me to throw this away i'm not throwing this out. no way, man. you know, thank you for giving me a place >> so this is the july's rent. this is august this is september. you know, michael jordan had already signed this one. can you believe that [ bleep ] >> the autograph so the contest is open online. >> great. >> july 15th fans who donate to enter the drawing support the clooney foundation for justice, which advocates for human rights around the world >>> finally, conan o'brien, usually exciting for anybody to have their name just mentioned on "jeopardy." it is a nice surprise to be a part of the show the late-night host wasn't thrilled to hear his name guessed as the answer to this clue last week >> a head writer of "saturd

vida de este pequeÑito de seis aÑos de edad se perdiÓ cuando iba rumbo a la espera, su mamÁ, joana clooneyamente el niÑo decÍa que le dolÍa. cama de al voltear al ver a su niÑo lo vio desangrÁndose. se brillÓ, llamÓ al 911, lamentablemente el niÑo muriÓ en un hospital. >> [habla en inglÉs] [llora] socorro: ahora la madre del pequeÑo dice que un sedÁn blanco volkswagen que manejaba una mujer lo siguiÓ, y aparentemente iba otro pasajero, hombre que es el que se cree disparÓ. las autoridades han dicho que este es un incidente de un ataque de odio, coraje. en este momento ofrecen una recompensa de hasta $ 50.000. informaciÓn para que puedan ayudar a capturar al que le quitÓ la vida este pequeÑo. si tiene alguna informaciÓn se puede comunicar con las autoridades de la patrulla de caminos aquÍ en la ciudad de santa ana. carolina: te agradecemos por ese informaciÓn. esas balaceras en varias partes de estados unidos dejan por lo menos 12 muertos este fin de semana. en new jersey lo describen como una carnicerÍa, la masacre en esta fiesta de cumpleaÑos. al menos dos personas, hubo mÁs de una docena

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 i was happening to see this because the white house and that's a temporary thing there's a lot of cities we got that yeah every time i don't need to get. working with. you to get out because then you will be if you. feel you. know if you. contributed to tell you. there is no clue gram a promise that a president can take think that better the government can't come in the way the ground until the yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes the condition of black veterans and white fat trans diversion even though when they return from the war they were economically similar fan. these. public housing men became a black phenomenon. people who fall into this category a half of the society is closed. it's. not any kind of nature. slowing down on people constantly little cause of. cities isn't adequate the service neighborhoods that were heavily concentrated with african-americans garbage collection wasn't a picked up as frequently streets were r

fifty's and sixty's so that creates a situation where many urban areas you have like what george clooney will call you know chocolate cities in the little suburbs. the city they still call it the white house but that's a temporary condition. there's a lot of the city. we've got to get some i don't need to get. working on. a unit because then you will be it's yours. interesting to tell you. there is no gram a promise that a president can bake think that the government's going to come in. and do this. thing. the condition of black veterans and life veterans diverged even though when they returned from the war they were economically similar families. public housing then became a black phenomena. people fall into this category they have to know where society is. it. is. in nature. and people constantly. cities to adequately service neighborhoods that were heavily concentrated with african-americans garbage collection wasn't picked up as frequently the streets were repair those well conditions deteriorated the urban areas became slums. you know i would like to rub america's nose in this and s

fifty's and sixty's so that creates a situation where many urban areas you have like what george clooney will call you know chocolate cities in the little suburbs and i was saddened to see this there call it the white house and that's a temporary visit. there's a lot of. these guys that get every time i don't need to get. working on. you to get you the review it's yours. interesting to tell you. there is no clue gram a promise that a president can bake think that the government's going to come in. and and do that yes. that is. the condition of blacks veterans and white veterans 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 a half of where society is. it. is. just not the nature. down in people. cities isn't adequate the service neighborhoods that were heavily concentrated with african-americans garbage collection wasn't picked up as frequently streets were repaired this well the conditions deteriorated and the urban areas became slums. i would like to rub america'

fifty's and sixty's so that creates a situation where many urban areas you have like what george clooney will call you know chocolate cities in the little suburbs sadness he says this because the white house said that's a temporary visit. there's a lot of. these guys that get every time i don't need to get. work and. you to get out because you will be if you. feel any. you. didn't you. can trust him to tell you. there is no clue gram a promise that a president can take think of. better the government going to come in. and do this yes. that is. the condition of black veterans a life veterans diversion even though when they return from the war they were economically similar families. public housing then became a black phenomenon. people fall into this category they have to live where society is. it's. not any kind of nature. and people constantly. cities didn't adequately service neighborhoods that were heavily concentrated with african-americans garbage collection wasn't so picked up as frequently the streets weren't repair this well the conditions deteriorated and the urban areas became

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taste of who we will be seeing when it comes to the prosecution and defense teams, not least amount clooney who's there running one of the teams. let's talk to him morgan as we stay with these pictures. she's life for us in the capitol of sit on cartoon for us this half hour. so hipaa, it's quite the litany of very, very serious charges. yes indeed.

of who we will be seeing when it comes to the prosecution and defense teams, not the least amount clooney who's there running one of the teams. let's talk to him. morgan as we stay with these pictures. she's live for us in the capitol of sit on cartoon for us this half hour. so hippa, it's quite the litany of very, very serious charges. yes, indeed, peter, we heard from the ice, if he cord there, how many charges? i've got a man who's also known as alex shape is facing more than 50 charges. most of them were crime and crimes against humanity. now let's remember who annie, i'm a minority shape as he is known as he's the head of the jango lead, which is responsible or accused of work crimes and crimes against humanity in human rights atrocities in the western region of dar 4 during the doc for war since 2003, up until 201213. so that group the ginger, we'd have been accused of atrocities, of human rights violations, as well as work crimes and crimes against humanity. an idea of the rough man was a part of that group. he is also a member of the paramilitary popular defense force. and he was

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libya all all of what west africa well look we're looking at france continuation of this clooney influence on that prestige that's why continues to pour see you in a very same group over the leadership of all of these african countries were simply at the scene in mali asking for less french influence of idea lives the same thing with all across and even even in in chad if you have some way to protest that there were interviewed there were also mention the name of front so france africa is something that goes beyond stability we're looking at reap political and jewish control and even decision in libya is not is not disputed from the it was happening in chad to the to be very naive for anyone to think that france's insistence on continuity is only bus stop beat no it's not it's a it's an extension of the way it wants to run and see the west africa but going back to your question on the opposition the opposition faces really put diplomatic challenges on difficulties because you have the african union. commission's chairman. is from chad and he was the former prime minister and ages debbie yo

in particular the french government led by george clooney also remain staunchly unbending never again was germany to pose a threat to france. the treaty put all german territory west of the rhine under allied occupation for 15 years. allied forces moved into the area stretching along the river from the city of calle to cologne in january 920 of the 100000 troops in the french army of occupation more than a 5th of came from the french colonies algeria morocco tunisia senegal madagascar or vietnam german troops had encountered them on the battlefields in the eeprom and in the trenches of their done horror stories about the african soldiers savagery made the rounds on the home front as a result the germans were awaiting their french occupiers with no little trepidation during these days many germans saw people of color for the 1st time in their lives let me take this you know what you can well. until just before world war one there was no question of deploying black soldiers in europe then an officer named shall march on wrote a successful and controversial book in 1000 tan called force

think animals are pulling each other on what human they could take, although it is probably george clooneyse fight already in progress. [laughter] >> greg: it took him three months to kill that human. you know, robby, and this seems like a story that you would not cover at "reason" because you do not have guts. but it is a question -- the mike -- >> my college buddies would talk about what animals you could kid kill and in what circumstances. it matters, but are you wearing" her mind because if you have shoes, your odds of prevailing against the snake. she is will help you for the grisly. bears will kill you. >> greg: what about pumps? do you think pumps are good? >> that could help. if you are wearing shoes here i that would give you a chance for it but they have always on the poll as well, and that is actually the animal that kills most humans evolve. >> greg: a large jaws. >> that co-opts boats and african rivers and everyone dies. >> greg: and i don't think it is wise to teach children the hundred hungry hippos are adorable. kat, i was wondering who did this poll. i was thinking was th

sean clooney found out during the ceremony trying to control himself as the vowels were being exchangedty much every mom's reaction when they find out that they get how i saved the world signed copy on mother's day. yes. mothers who lo me because i'm so adorable, what's not to love. can get a signed edition of how i saved the world on july 6th when it's released. but if you are having trouble finding the right gift for mom, you can just go to how -- you can go to save the world book.com. print out this little certificate. i have it right here. it's so easy. moms are hard to shop for. >> greg: that's true. >> jesse: a gift like this is easy and you can give to her. it's very special-looking. and she gets it on her doorstep july 6th and it's signed. >> dana: you can't get that. >> jesse: it's from me, jesse. they are going to love it. >> juan: nothing short of a kiss from jesse on mom's day. >> greg: i think i saw that guy in a park last week. he looks familiar. anyway, dana? >> dana: i think everybody should order how i saved the world for mother's day. at the box shop you can get this.

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that show, but i want to say, whether you are richard gere talking about freeing to bed or george clooneyeorge w. bush or joanna and chip giving to a political campaign, with celebrities whether they are giving to a political cause or individual right or left, the other side is going to attack them. it may be boycott their show, say bad things about them on social media. so when you are a public figure that is the risk that you take when you are in politics if you contribute to politics even if it's your sister. in other words it's sadly part for the course these days and part of the job, i certainly -- i would expect my republican brother to vote for me, a democrat, if i ran for office and i'm sure he would get grief for it. >> emily: kaylee, these guys are strong brands, do you see them withstanding the social media firestorm? >> kayleigh: i hope so because the worst thing they could do is withdraw that donation and somehow backpedal, they take over the schools, as it takes over the school serve as an anonymous group of parents in new york that complained about it but they were anonymou

. >>> i want to bring in david clooney, the executive director of the black economic alliance.ill hasn't passed yet, but given the political landscape in texas, it's inevitable it will pass in some form. if and when that does happen, what's the next step to make sure that people are registered and informed on how to vote, specifically voters of color? >> craig, thank you for having me on. this bill is really part of a larger national phenomenon of over 360 bills being introduced in 47 states just since election day, all under the auspices of voter security and integrity, which are a solution in search of a problem. what the black economic alliance was formed to do was hold our leaders in the public and private sector accountable to look out for the interests of black people and all of us. really, this is about an all out assault on democracy and engagement and access to both. what we are trying to do right now said indicate the business community. we have been calling the business community to speak on this because when the business community speaks, they have a different platf

. >> because i look like george clooney. and so i've got that going for off season.didn't say that. i would say that. mid-june before the full pratt at padded practices start in the summer and the niners kick off the season on the road in detroit sunday september 12th. >> coming up next on the kron 4 morning news san jose city leaders have approved google's new campus. a project making it the largest development in the city's history. so we'll explore that more detail. and then also did you hear about outline that actually broke into a home in san bruno. we'll tell you what they think. attracted that cat and encouraged him to go inside. and then also some local legislators are urging the state to deny reopening funding for the san francisco unified school district will tell you why. california's choice beauty? pretty boy. or a beast? john cox grew up with nothing; made himself a remarkable success. california's falling off a cliff. high taxes, unaffordable costs! even elon musk left! gavin's mismanagement of california is inexcusable. we need big beastly changes in s

we've seen them being worn by george clooney, jerry seinfeld and president obama has been caught out love about these is like we were saying, we have all been in sweats and our leggings and going right into a heavily tailored pair of pants that are really tight is scary for most of us. as you can see on nikki, they're tailored on top, and pleated on top so they have structure and form, not tight because they're loose and flowy through the leg. so you have a ton of style in your game, but you're not sacrificing on comfort at all, and here we styled it a little bit more elevated with a button-down blouse and a nice strappy heel, but you could do this more casually with a sandal or sneaker even, and these are from uniqlo and they're under $50. >> under 50 bucks. i like how you styled that. celebrities have embraced this trend. it's called joyful dressing. taylor swift did it on grammy night, gal gadot, gabrielle union. it's about bringing joy to others with colorful patterns and prints. tori is modeling it for us this morning. tell us about her look. >> yes. so just like you said, we're

never know that i was visually impaired, you'd never know i couldn't see you, you look like george clooneyn my agenda like i do other issues, not make it be the poor cousin. today, caroline's goal has been reached. 500 companies have signed up. they collectively employ 20 million people in 36 countries around the world. so, how will they actually make a change? they've agreed to set up networks of workers, increase employment opportunities, make sure their products and websites are adapted. plus they'll put together more ad campaigns featuring people with disabilities. this campaign is called the valuable 500 because caroline says it's valuable to all parties, that failing to include those with disabilities means losing out on a world of talent. we'll talk to caroline herself a little later. as she said, it's notjust about right in the workplace when you are disabled and being perceived in a different way, but also about making money. there are more products on the market for vegan people and people who own a dog than there are for people with disabilities and there are so many more people