everyone please welcome cristin milioti. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: cristin milioti! >> hi!iew here and i saw it was ten years ago that you had one of your biggest -- one of your first roles, you were in "once" on broadway >> yeah. i can't believe it was ten years ago. >> jimmy: ten years ago. >> it's bananas. >> jimmy: that's wild. >> yeah. >> jimmy: what do you remember about -- because you got nominated for a tony for that. >> i did >> jimmy: yeah >> i was yeah i was! [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: yeah, that's right yeah, tell me more about it. i mean, that's pretty -- >> yeah, it was wild it was, like, beyond anything i ever could have imagined it was really, like, a golden experience >> jimmy: yeah >> it was beautiful. >> jimmy: do you get nervous when famous people come to see the show and - >> terribly. i -- >> jimmy: do you like to not know >> i like to not know. i don't even like to know when friends of mine are there. >> jimmy: right. >> i've gotten a lot chiller about that now because that's not quite as chill a thing to do. be like, "come see it, but don't tell

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coming to you from kqed at cristin severance is go, this friday, april 22nd, 2022. >>> hello and welcome to the show, this is kqed newsroom, i am priya david clemens. today is earth day. in recognition, we are focusing on climate and sustainability in the golden state. there were sprinkles of rain in the bay area this week but not even a few healthy downpours could reverse the current state of extreme drought we are in. california has a complex system of moving water throughout the state, using major aqueducts, dams, and reservoirs. still, the supply of water never seems to quench our increasing thirst. why is that? several of our reporters and graphic artists teamed up to find the answers. >> reporter: california has one of the most ecologically altered landscapes in the world . through extensive engineering projects, we have turned in arid terrain into a uniquely productive state. but, the reality remains that there never seems to be enough water. over the past century, five intense droughts have slammed to california. the last one ended in 2019. and, in 2021, we entered another. so, w

the correspondent cristin fisher joins me. >> this is primarily a scientific expedition. microgravity, weightlessness up at the international space station. but this is also a training mission of sorts for this entire crew, because they are all in the running to be assigned to nasa's next big thing. the next big program called artemis, which is when nasa is going to attempt to return american astronauts to the moon for the first time in so many decades, and so, what nasa has said is that when dthey do that they want to do that, not just white men but the first woman and person of color to land on the moon too. that's why there's also been so much attention on jessica watkins. she is going to be the first black woman to spend an extended period of time up at the international space station on what's called a long duration space flight and that sort of training is absolutely critical for what you will need if and when she is one of the astronauts that gets to go to the moon and she also has this very unique skill set, bianna. she's not a test pilot, a doctor, she's a geolog