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. >> apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time. apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time.>> it just made the people on the show laugh. it was an inside joke. then we heard from matt damon's people and said, keep doing that. we think it's funny. and then for my 40th birthday, my ex-girlfriend, sarah silverman, with my cousin sal and one of our writers barbieri, they came up with this idea. >> hey, jimmy, it's me. >> it is kind of funny that probably the single most successful thing we've ever done on our show had absolutely nothing to do with -- >> i've been thinking about you a lot. and i've been needing to tell you something. ♪ i'm [ bleep ] matt damon ♪ >> she's [ bleep ] matt damon ♪ ♪ i'm [ bleep ] matt damon ♪ ♪ on the bed, on the floor ♪ ♪ on a tower by the door, in the tub ♪ >> that changed everything. ♪ i'm [ bleep ] matt damon ♪ >> that matt damon video was the first late night viral video. and we followed it with the i'm f-ing ben affleck video. >> i'm f-ing ben affleck. >> five years in, we became a she that people had heard of. >> is someone here [ bleep ] ben

. >> apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time. apologies to matt damon. of time. >> it just made the people on the show laugh. it was an inside joke. then we heard from matt damon's people and said, keep doing that. we love that. then my exgirlfriend sarah silverman came up with this idea. >> hey, jimmy. it's me. >> it was funny that the single most successful thing we've ever done on my show was something i had absolutely nothing to do with. >> i've been thinking about you a lot, and i've been needing to tell you something. ♪ i'm [ bleep ] matt damon ♪ ♪ i'm [ bleep ] matt damon ♪ ♪ on the bed, on the floor ♪ >> that changed everything. ♪ i'm [ bleep ] matt damon ♪ >> that was the first late night viral video. and we followed it with the "i'm f-ing ben affleck" video. >> five years in, we became a she that people had heard of. >> is someone here [ bleep ] ben affleck? [ bleep ]. >> celebrities suddenly wanted to be on the show. >> and that was a turning point in a way for the show. people suddenly saw it had a kind of outlook that was fresh and funny. ♪

. >> reporter: damon duerton is a nate of new jersey, newark. >> what do you think of newark and how now? >> when i was a child i would run, even if i didn't do nothing, because i looked at them as an occupying force. >> reporter: even today, reimagining policing in america remains more abstract than absolute. yet in this american city, a new portrait of progress is well on its way. in 2016, the government implemented a consent decree to finally force change in newark. it's a legal agreement that gives the department of justice oversight and allows it to mandate changes within a police department. >> when i first started, it was commonplace to have at least 20 if not more than 20 police shootings in a year. a few times i remember we had more than one police officers shoot at someone in a day, in a 24-hour period. >> reporter: in the five years since the consent decree, the results at least for now are staggering. crime has steadily been going down. listen to this one statistic. in all of 2020, not one newark police officer fired a single shot. not one. how is that possible in a large

anybody live in the damon plays condos? good.hat was right where -- that was where you went if you were staying in the middle school as a shelter. the damon school was the place you went for disaster help and town hall was another place you were able to get supplies, help and information. we are just about wrapping up. a few things that i mentioned. the bean pot tournament in the video. that was happening and it was close to valentine's day. the florists and candy people went crazy because nobody could get out to buy flowers and cards. [laughter] we ended up with valentines week that year. we had ash wednesday not that week but the following week but we were still under this don't leave your house thing. the archbishop, i think it was cardinal maderos, did away with lent and whatever. [laughter] i think the quote in the globe was "god understands." do what you have to do. [laughter] valentines week was kind of cool. the other think it was funny or not funny was life went on. we had weddings that were canceled or moved or held in

damon weaver was 23 years old. >>> more than 200 recent graduates from delaware state university areting a big break on their student debt. they announced plans to cancel up to $730,000 in outstanding debt for recent grads who have suffered financial hardship during the pandemic. the school says an average eligible student will qualify for about $3200 in debt relief the funds are being provided through president biden's american rescue plan >>> organizers telephone new york city pride events say they are banning police and over law enforcement groups from participating in pride events, including the annual parade until at least 2025. the group cites violence against marginalized groups, saying in part the sense of safety that law enforcement is meant to provide can instead be threatening, and at times dangerous to those in our community. instead, organizers will work to hire private security. the gay officers action league has called the decision shameful >>> speaking of pride, today is international day against homophobia, transphobia and biphobia a worldwide celebration of sexual a

there he is. >> there he is. >> matt damon, boom, he is in a pub. in a powerful new movie called "stillwater. >> looking forward to that. >>> then from matt damon to harry smith. harry is here. >> he's not in a pub. >> sexiest men alive. >> that's right. >> he's got this really cool conversation with, get this, the so-called happiest man on earth. he's got some amazing wisdom to offer that will make us all a little grateful for what we have, no matter where we are in life. >> i love that. >>> coming up on the third hour, we'll have more from cleveland our "reopening america" series continues. >> that's right, guys. this morning, nba star kevin love will tell us all about the changes he's seeing in cleveland, and he's also going to open up his mission away from the court to erase the stigma surrounding mental health. if you'd like to send us your videos and pictures about how your town is reopening america, use the hashtag reopening america today. >> love that. >> better get on the road here all of us want to. >> we are. >>> get excited, kids. tomorr

>> yes. 5 out of 5. >> jimmy: would you like to do me a favor and bump matt damon for yes? out of time. >> jimmy: it feels so good, doesn't it? >> it does! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "nightline" is next. but first, joining voices and forces on a song called "flames." mod sun and avril lavigne! ♪ ♪ i still burn for you like the sun burns in the sky i still burn for you ♪ ♪ i still burn for you my whole life i've been on fire i still burn for you ♪ ♪ jimmy kimmel yeah ♪ ♪ up in flames up in flames light a match and put it up to my name ♪ ♪ up in flames i still burn for you every time i think i had enough of this ♪ ♪ i get more addicted yeah i'm so obsessed talk about you all the time i am your narcissist ♪ ♪ well if we burn it down you'll be my arsonist i still burn for you like the sun burns ♪ ♪ in the sky i still burn for you i still burn for you i still burn for you my whole life i've ♪ ♪ been on fire i still burn for you i'm so strung out on you i might relapse ♪ ♪ i'm dying for a taste please god don't let this last don't let this last ♪ ♪ and you've been burning

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arwa damon, cnn. >> so in the u.s. the conflict has been turning up the pressure on president joe biden. some of his fellow democrats are criticizing him for not taking a tougher stance. saturday cnn's jim acosta asked the senate democrat if his party's view of the region was changing? >> the overwhelming number of democrats support israel's right to defend itself and the close relationship between our two countries, how important that relationship is to the united states security. i think president biden handled this crisis extremely well. he met at the highest level through conversations with the leaders of the israel government. he was able to get the egyptians to engage hamas. he was able to move forward on a cease-fire. he was able to now set up a plan in which we can try to bring some civility to gaza. i think all of that is in our national security interests and is supported by democrats and republicans and the american people. >> senator carden said there is a path to deal with the long-term future for the pale

arwa damon introduces us to one of the many children injured after being caught in the cross fire.rwa. >> reporter: sarah has injuries to her skull, lungs, arm, and leg, but doctors say the worst are the multiple pieces of shrapnel lodged in her spine and spinal cord. she can't feel her legs sarah's aunt says, and doctors fear she may never again. especially not if she stays here. the family says there was no advanced warning before the strike. they had no idea what was coming. >> susu, that's what her older brother omad calls her. she needs an advanced neurosurgical center. we don't have those in gaza. doctors said there is hope that she will be able to stand on her feet her father says. he's begging for help. he wants his little girl to have her life back, a life filled with gleeful cries of joy. a life where she can stand on her own. she's struggling psychologically her father says. she keeps asking me, why, daddy, why did they have to do this to me? arwa damon, cnn. >>> and we are getting new details on just how desperate the coronavirus situation is in india. the country has t

one of them, a character called damon jones, who led seminars in the problem of over policing in theghborhood around the university of chicago. that is where obama is from. the professor put dozens of post on twitter claiming that because the university of chicago's police stops more african-americans than white people in a predominantly black neighborhood, keep in mind, they are racist. what is interesting is that damien jones hasn't said anything about the police since january of this year. why january? that's when the 30-year-old phd student at the university of chicago was murdered in a killing spree on chicago's southside along with two other people killed for being there. and at that point, it's possible that even ones like damon jones realized there is a reason the university of chicago has one of the largest private police forces outside. why? because the neighborhood around the school is a very dangerous place. that's not the fault of the police. that's the reason they have police. and that could be true for the entire city of chicago, which is dangerous and becoming more so

arwa damon, cnn. >>> well, a 29-year-old man walking a yarmulke is attacked in times square in broads 29-year-old joseph forgin being punched, kicked, and pepper sprayed by a mob of men shouting ant semitic slurs. one in a recent stream of attacks in america amid the flare-up in the israeli/palestinian conflict. here's borgin talking about the attack with don lemon. >> out of the corn of my eye i see somebody chasing me before i could react. i was surrounded by a crowd, who as you saw, proceeded to beat me down and then after the fact pepper spray and mace me. as soon as they were attacking me, i was literally fell to the ground protecting my head, protecting my face. doing what i could to ensure that -- honestly, my main thought was just to survive at that point, make it out alive. >> the nypd says its t's arrested one suspect and is asking for the public's help finding four mothers. the anti-defamation -- four others. >>> the anti-defamation league reports on a spike in attacks in the week since the crisis began. >>> up next -- >> i was woken up in the middle of the night to her cr

with damon. home. but we definitely always made aware of our cultural roots and our heritage it was never anything like that i just brazing us as canadians we were marred mom always told us about things that was going on back home with her family and just generally politically and culturally and it's really an honor to be you know part of the still. yours. yeah but i want to go back to the. woods because asuna mckennitt min and know well they were lity is on a full odds who can and not a wild enough. in the matter minute the money a lot of rain the mojados from an archaeological to fit. well kind of the theatres yada jamila and no a machine for show what are your thoughts on the. mohawk and its a common any can can then inshallah shot i would rather get feedback that was very clinical it is some of the line i'm sure lane work that we varied more luck for centers that will either show how they can most within the law think up with an organ or who i'm sure for. them to say not there it assures. us that w

. >> shortly after that, really, really important interview, i had my own interview with damon in theactice being a journalist. that's what you are doing right now, right? >> yes. >> i am going to let you practice with me right now. go ahead and interview me. >> why did they call you wolf? >> that's my real name. i didn't make it up. >> is that because you have a lot of hair in your face. >> maybe. that's my name. >> do you like working at cnn. >> i do. >> will you give me an internship? >> i will, when you work really hard. you will come here. >> later damon was asked if he wanted to be a news anchor and he repliied yes and these were his words, he wanted to be wolf blitzer. he died may of 23, the cause was not disclosed. my deepest condolences to his family and may he rest in peace and his memory be with us. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" now, mass confusions, the cdc guidance leaving states and businesses to go alone. matt gaetz' wing man flips, paying an under age girl for sex and now his attorney had a warning for the congressman. and quote "this is unhi

cnn's arwa damon has their tragic story. >> reporter: a sister, unable to comprehend the loss.gripped by g gut-wrenching pain. a family, unable to understand why. why did 11-year-old hussein have to die? a palestinian children's rights organization says the cause of death is unclear. there were, both, rockets being fired and war planes overhead. the health ministry in gaza says it was an air strike. in the family's mind, there is no doubt. why did you have to kill him, his uncle asks. they kill, and there is no one to make them answer for it. the whole world is watching. how can the adults, unable to cope with their own sorrow, wipe the tears of the children? and reassure them that everything will be all right. that this, too, shall pass. loss like this. it never does. 2-year-old dead along with two siblings and a young cousin. the growing list of children, forever gone. there is no escaping from gaza. a densely-packed, tiny strip of land, under israeli blockade. from where hamas fires rockets toward israel, and israel dispenses collective punishment. where there are no shelter

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. >> reporter: damon bell is ready to welcome people back in 25% capacity. >> 12 people inside, not outside in cold, sticking around past 6:00, 7:00. >> yellow tier. >> reporter: at bloom saloon able to have people in because partnering with restaurants and serving food but ready to return to being a bar. >> get the food and ring it up, now just serve inside what our customers want anyway. >> reporter: you won't be able to sit at bar, medical experts say it's safe to take a seat inside. >> it's going to be safe right now given where we are, not just in terms of numbers, less than 1% positivity rate but also immense vaccination effort. >> more than ready. >> reporter: looking forward to warmer option, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> another local school district is heading back for 100% in-person learning in the fall. reopened campuses on voluntary basis this month, targeting highest need students. next school year, august 16th. >>> elephant ears, alameda county fair is back, in cooler month of october, actually nicer. not as crowded and masks may be mandatory. jeff is jazzed. >> what are

>> [laughs] >> damon, they don't care. >> i think the biggest thing that i have found is it'not thaty don't re, it's just that they don't understand. you know, we've always been a good neighbor, and i think in return that's what we're asking them to do, is be a good neighbor. come down and understand us, don't just try to save us, becae we do'teed to be saved. we understand the regulations, we understand the problems, and we're willing to work through them. >> and, hopefully, audiences will take... will just enjoy something being balanced, because the film really is balanced and looking at both sides. >> the cotter uranium mill is about two miles uphill from the arkansas river that flows through our community. i live a mile and a quarter from the mill. and so i have two wells that were contaminated by the cotter uranium mill. there are about 125 wells that were contaminated from cotter. nobody told us in all those 8 years that the well was contaminated. we tested our well when we first bought the property, we went to the county extension office, and they gave us the bottles, and told

apologies to matt damon. "nightline" is next. thyotcng. good night, everybody!ing of murders. >> miss daybell is present here. mr. daybell, can you hear me okay? >> unraveling a timeline of twists and turns. ♪ >> the survivor, michelle williams. the destiny's child star opening up about her fight with depression. >> i was not only at the point of having suicidal thoughts -- there was an attempt. >> behind the fame and fortune, hope for the future.

damon christopher guts, willer. on the state of santa cruz county.sheriff's deputy damon got schooler was killed in an ambush attack last june. alameda county sheriff's deputy oscar rocha richmond police officer virgil thomas and santa rosa detective mary lou armor all died from the coronavirus. last year. the chief of police in mountain view said he hopes that as the pandemic eases, the public will get to know their officers again. when we meet people out in the public, it does a lot to fill our hearts and souls. when we see those smiles and people waving at us, and we eagerly look forward to the days where the pandemic allows us to have a lot more in person events. altogether the names of 394 police officers will be added to the national law enforcement police officers. memorial this year, already we had another cooler day today, and temperatures will trend down again tomorrow and again on saturday when the bottom out, but it never gets real warm like last week. we don't see red flag warnings. we've got a much lessened fire danger because of it and

it went on to sell 5 million copies and was turned into a blockbuster movie with matt damon.se his ingenuity to solve the biggest problem in the world, the potential end of the world. the book is called "project hail mary." >> "project hail mary" is a bunch of different story ideas that i had that ended up fitting together really well. >> aside from short walks with his dog cocoa, andy weir has spent most of the last year plus cooped up at home. the travel he's avoided is more than made up for by his latest hero, a teacher-turned-astronaut who spends most of "project hail mary" 72 trillion miles away from earth. >> ryland is our protagonist who wakes up aboard a spaceship with complete amnesia. he comes to realize it's his job to save all of humanity from an existential extinction level event. >> a mysterious algae-like substance is eating away at the sun slowly plunging our planet into a new ice aimige. >> it's like climate change in reverse. >> not enough energy is hitting earth. >> we won't spoil anything but weir's knowledge of science and skill at story telling make even

hey, and make sure you tune in to e t tonight to find out what matt damon just said about his buddy ben in j lo re couple link plus. >> how gen x a-rod is handling the news. don't miss it for entertainment tonight. i'm kevin frazier. >> all right, you can watch entertainment tonight right here on kron 4. starts at 7.30, and then we are back here for prime time news at 8 o'clock. that wraps up kron 4 news at 5, 8, 9.10 shirt told 3 hour big thing primetime right side lock. >> does recall. catherine heenan, good to see you. to your new has come for news. you definitely don't want to leave you guys out and i had to write good ol all right. yeah. thank you. vicki and grant. >> coming up at 6.30. is really disturbing. new video shows an elderly asian man being attacked in the east bay by kids. these are teenagers apparently police say they're now investigating whether this was a hate crime. >> and we are continuing our coverage this tuesday night of the a's potentially exploring the possibility of leaving oakland say it's not so still to come tonight here for a man who knows the situation th

even know who to damon because this is the big miss as if. you're going to let me could never make. the people i. meet with oh no does that come with. you like you love. when you're with. the real with. the fish. and that. kind of talk about a. bar my salary. your late day. at the end they. make you feel like. yeah they're here and they wish. the good luck on the. factory in a very in a course i don't know the numbers. port moresby the capital of poppy new guinea is ranked one of the most dangerous cities in the. 101 east investigate the violent gangs easterling feet on the streets on al-jazeera. war. this is al-jazeera. the time it's 1500 hours g.m.t. on time all santamaria welcome to the news hour from al-jazeera that is india's deadliest day of the panda.

. >> now, senator amy klobuchar is focused on america's modern damon poles and mega mergers. >> you're one of the most successful companies in the world, mr. zuckerberg, do you think this is fair competition or not? >> as facebook and apple, google and amazon, creep further into our lives, what does senator samy klobuchar say now? >> "firing line" with margaret hoove ser made possible in part by, the mar grat and daniel loeb foundation. robert grenier, charles, r. schwab, the david tepper caritable foundation inc., the fairweather foundation. craig numark philanthropy, and by corporate funding is provided by, stevens inc. and morgan stanley. >>> senator amy klobuchar, welcome to "firing line." >> well, thank you, margaret. it's wonderful to be on. thank you. >> the issue of trust busting was much discussed on the original version of "firing line" with william f. buckley jr. and your new book "anti-trust, taking on monopoly power from the guilded age to the dirj age" offers the perfect opportunity to look at this topic anew in 2021. . today there are fewer than 5,000 public companies, d

damon because this is the big news as if. you're going to make money could never make. these people. eat with the dollars that. because. we're with. the fish. and that. kind of talk about ireland. are my salary. your labor day. at the end they. make you feel. good and they wish. the good luck on the. factory and it's very very unequal here i don't know the numbers. around one percent of. the is consumed by data centers many of which provide for mode storage facilities or what is also known as the cloud i'm in no way to see how one center is harnessing the energy of these fields to stow our digital information without a heavy cup in footprint i'm not too beautiful north coast of the u.k. where the global green energy revolution is taking on new element. tries on al-jazeera the. more than 400000 new coronavirus cases recorded in india as it opens its vaccination program to all with oh it's. all over i'm getting in and this is out a 0 live from doha also coming up the final phase of ending the u.s. war in afghanistan is formally underway as the remaining american troops st

even know who to damon because this is the big miss as if. you're going to tell you could never make. these people. eat with oh no no thank. you lady luck. with. the wheel with. the fish. and that. kind of talk about a little. more my salary. your late day. at the end they. make you feel. good and they wish. the good luck on the. factory in a very very unequal i don't know how the no no no no no. it's the political debate show that's challenging the way you think i want to know where you stand on cancer culture. the range of ideas that can be heard from international politics to the global pandemic and everything in between tech companies are the ones with all the power what do we do with the solution. what are world leaders or governments missing. 14. up front with me marc lamont hill 0. a hopeless situation in india a wreck or daily death toll with no sign of a. coronavirus wave continues to sweep the nation. this is. also coming up the u.s. troop withdrawal finally begins but it's not fast enough for those. with violence and.

started at seven o'clock, people paid £20 to watch pre—recorded sets by the likes of coldplay and damonwatching recordings of old glastonburies or even switching on eurovision. this is the grand final of the eurovision song contest 2021! almost two hours passed before it was announced that a new link had been created and anyone could watch the event for free, whether they'd bought a ticket or not. glastonbury boss emily eavis has apologised and the whole thing will be rerun online today. colin paterson, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with helen willets. hello. if you're out and about this evening, be aware, we've still got some heavy rain and lively wind. by tomorrow that will be stuck across the north of scotland and instead, plenty of heavy showers and gusty wind, even hail and thunder, will follow on. this is the low pressure that's brought in the rain and strong wind. as it sits across the uk tomorrow it will throw further showers our way. some pretty heavy rain for a few hours for many of us. some lively wind and showers following. through the evening and overnig

at that point it's possible that even like damon jones realize there's a reason the university of chicago of the largest police forces outside of the vatican. the neighborhood around the school is a very dangerous place. that's not the fault of the police and, that's becoming more so by the day. it's happened because people with a political agenda have taken over law enforcement. in chicago for example, the blm activist concluded that leading, concluding, stealing is a form of reparation. >> people in the city are struggling with the pandemic. >> that makes sure that person has close, because our city obvious they just care about them. not only that but it's reparation. >> she had to steal from gucci to eat. that's insane and only a sick society would listen to something like that. something like that would be dismissed automatically in a healthy society. but in this case not a single democratic politician pushed back. walgreens has closed 17 different stores. why? because prosecutors in san francisco and many other places, but not just there, no longer charge soft lifters so people steal

because they have a license and they're anchored in the local market foreign coach matt damon says amanis a giver with them why are card obviously manage to simply fake revenues thorson he's a peace partner companies played along in the manipulated accounting. and one of the places we went to was the philippines. we actually went to the place where this company was supposedly registered and we found an old seaman he didn't know anything about wockhardt. we went to another address and it was a bus company. views this as capital market speculation just like previous articles the 1st pitch album we feel we can leave the whole issue behind us now and focus on a very strong 2019 so those 19.

matt damon is just getting around to the idea that award shows a stupid.ill hunting, as long as we are being veryy, in chicago, 1000 feral cats have been released into the city to go after the rodent problem. >> at least the cats are well disciplined i have to say. >> they are actually -- >> when i read this story i thought there's a humane society saying if you care for the cats you can loosen them in the streets. it is called cats at work. we have felons at work where you adopt a felon and they will protect your property? a crazy idea. shannon: may have a real rat problem and lots of unwanted cats so it is kind of a work-study project for the cats. >> i have to interrupt. i'm getting a fox news alert, chick-fil-a is announcing they will no longer be giving customers extra salt with their meals, sauces will be limited, one for entrÉes, two for meals, labor shortages and supply-chain problems necessitated the division. the sauce been could be called joe empty because he started with gas and now we made our way to the sauces. the cost is always politically,

authorities identified the victim as 20-year-old damon rough and. gunfire erupted at the great apartment complex on east san carlo street last saturday. police found him with a gunshot wound to the head. so far no arrests have been made. >>> most of the bay area in extreme drought conditions. tough new water restrictions are in effect for the water district. here is what is prohibited. washing cars at home. power washing homes and businesses. washing sidewalks and driveways. and street cleaning. these restrictions could be the beginning. on tuesday morning the board of directors will consider mandates to limit irrigation and covers for pools and spas. we are tracking drought conditions and water restrictions on our website. just go to kpix.com/drought for information under zip code. >>> gusty winds to boosting fire danger and parts of the bay area right now. a red flag warning goes into effect tomorrow. >> joined with a look at the areas that will be on high alert already in the beginning of may. >> the first of the season. let's get into the detail

he goes to parties with matt damon and ben affleck. you have a big ten full of stars everybody is orbiting around him was 2015, 2161 of the wealthiest in the world steve jobs has passed away with ingenuity and he enjoys that we don't know this contributed to the end of the marriage but mckenzie did not seem to enjoy it as much. and jimmy kimmel starts to make fun of him so not only was it a strategic that and it aligns with his giddiness of science fiction and they bought the lord of the rings who knows. he loves the attention and as as i start to open up and it's a larger world beyond amazon. than the last quick thing is that it is smart to bundle as a benefit for prime numbers. if we think today prime is still just shipping that is just all it is but there is a fulfillment center outside of san francisco they get in one or two days anyway. so jeff bezos brings prime video into the bundle and other things amazon music and photos. they are not competing head-to-head with netflix anymore. prime video it's almost you think of it is free

damon weaver, who as an 11-year-old garnered national attention for landing a sit-down interview withner. his sister reportedly said he died of natural causes. in 2009, weaver was selected the meet and interview president obama at the white house where he asked the president questions mostly about school and education. let's listen. >> do you have the power to make the school lunches better? >> well, you know, i remember when i used to get school lunches, sometimes they didn't taste so good, i've got to admit. we are actually seeing if we can work to at least make school lunches healthier, because a lot of school lunches, you know, there's a lot of french fries and pizza and tator tots. >> i suggest that we have french fries every day for lunch. >> see, if you were planning the school lunch program, it might taste good, but may not make it big and strong like you need to be. >> such a great young journalist. he has passed away at the age of 23. our hearts go out to his family. >>> and this week's cnn hero was paralyzed from the waist down. inspired by his own journey, he created an ad

. >> laura: matt damon, is he just getting around to the idea that the award shows are stupid?l will hunting, it was kind of over then, wasn't it? as long as we are being very catty, because we love good will hunting, in chicago, a thousand feral cats have been released into the city, to what, go after the rodent problem? >> yeah, well at least the cats are very well disciplined. i have to say. >> laura: you are awful! they are actually -- >> when i read this story, i read it's a humane society saying if you care for the cats, you can loose them in the streets. it's called cats at work. we going to have felons at work where you adopt a felon and they'll protect your property? you know, where does this end? it's a crazy idea. it's not good. >> laura: they have a real rat problem. they have a real rat problem and they have a lot of unwanted cats, so it's kind of a work study -- work project for the cats. >> i'm sorry too -- i have to interrupt, i'm getting a fox news alert. chick-fil-a -- chick-fil-a is announcing that they will no longer be giving customers extra sauce with thei

todd: you are watching "fox & friends" first on this memorial damon day. a beautiful flag outside our studios in manhattan. i'm todd piro. jillian: i'm jillian mele. thank you for joining us. we're honoring our fallen heros this memorial day. happening in washington, president biden and vice president kamala harris will mark memorial day by attending the annual wreath had laying ceremony at arlington national cemetery. todd: david spunt joins us now. >> reporter: it has been six years since beau biden's passing. president biden waking up in wilmington, delaware this morning. he'll head back to washington, dc in just a few hours. then, he will go to arlington tional cemetery to lay the wreath on the tomb of the unknown soldier, a tradition here in the united states of america. for the first time since the pandemic, arlington will be open to the public. it was closed for the majority of the pandemic. it's a solemn resting place of thousands of heroes. the president will visit today. late this morning. he will give the speech after visiting the tomb. yesterda

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