damon: wow. this charming 23-year-old is neel tamhane, who has studied alternative energy technologies and come home to help power his country. turns out i wasn't the only one who wanted to hear him talk. neel: so what we do is we interconnect solar home systems and we enable energy sharing between them, which is basically trading, and the customer chooses when they want to trade and when they don't. instead of building large grids, we're proposing a decentralised structure where we start building grids bottom up. damon: the setup is quite simple. any home that has solar panels and a battery... ..can buy this special box... ..which connects them to another house with the same setup. the box allows the buying or selling of energy between the homes. but it gets better. neel: there is still a segment of the population that still can't afford to buy a solar home system. so, instead of doing that, if they can just buy a small solbox, they can just buy energy when they need it. you fill up your solbox

exactly. - damon: go, nature! - fraser: yeah. (mooing) colin: if we go back even a few thousand years, all of the grasslands in the world were dominated by large mobs of grazing animals. and also, they were kept moving all the time by predators. so the animals - in this case, cattle - are never kept on the same area at one time. damon: by letting the cattle run amok in the crops, good things happen. they flatten the field, they create a utopia for the local insects which becomes a natural fertiliser, and crucially, they are fed as nature intended. colin: over the last 50 or 60 years, we've removed animals like cattle and sheep from eating their natural food and put them in feedlots, eating grain. and we should never have done that because they have never evolved to eat grain. so what happens is that the cattle are basically sick. and we are finding out now that the meat from feedlots is not healthy for us. it's certainly not healthy for the animals. and it's something that we should never have done. damon: any discussion around l

damon: wow. damon: so, our daughter starts school next year and as an australian, i completely take for granted that she will get to complete her education. and what i'm just learning here is that there are 65 million girls around the world that don't get that opportunity. and there's a host of reasons for that. some are put to work to support families or they're married off. but on average, those girls will have five or more children. woman: so we found that across the board, and this isn't just countries where there might be high rates of poverty. even wealthier countries, we know that when girls stay in school for longer and they have access to good reproductive health services, as well as decent work opportunities, that women will tend to delay having children until they're ready, and then they choose to have fewer children from then on. so, what this does as a collective, is it slows down the population growth rate, which means that there's less pressure and competition for access to a whole

we are here with matt damon!s all about nike and michael jordan, so i thought it'd be fun to play a game of basketball with a twist. this is "beer pong basketball. here we go, now -- [ cheers and applause here's how this works. we're going to be throwing these basketballs into those giant red cups if you make a shot, your opponent chugs a beer. first one to make three shots wins matt, you're my guest, so why don't you go first >> all right, do i have to hit a particular - [ cheers ] ♪ [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: not as easy as it looks. let me show you how it works >> not as easy as it looks >> jimmy: yeah watch this oh oh, yes! [ cheers and applause ♪ off the board. off the board on that one, yeah [ cheers ] that's good! we can go to commercial right now if you want. [ audience ohs ] >> i was sure that was in. i was sure that was in >> jimmy: yeah, me too i'm sure this one's -- oh! [ cheers and applause ♪ >> this is brutal. >> jimmy: come on, bud >> am i allowed to get it in the same one [ cheers and applause ♪ >

. >>> back to the pga, joel damon made a couple of new friends this week. see that gentleman on the left? he was hit in the cap with an error in tee shot. instead of signing the ball, damon handed the guy a $100 bill and said i got your beers! >> that's pretty nice! >> next time i cover the tournament and i see damon, i am running over to get in the way! give me the money! >> that is a very gentleman move! i like that! >> thanks, vern! >>> still ahead at 5:00, a book turned into a bay area library nearly 100 years overdue. wake up, achievers. you're making the most of every hour of your life. except the hours that you're sleeping. so why do we leave so much untapped potential on the table? this is a next level bed, for a next level you. my circadian rhythm is kicking your circadian rhythm's butt! it's not a competition. i know, but i'm still winning! so, it is a competition. of course. save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed. plus, special financing. only at sleep number. >>> every now and then you hear a story about a library book being turn

give it up for ben affleck, matt damon and chris tucker! and then? >> we met a few times. >> you mean i constantly would run in with you, you're like i want to be in a movie with you! >> he was so kind. i want to work with you, i thought he was hollywood or something playing around. him he was a serious. one time we met at -- in a bathroom. >> we don't talk about that. >> that's the first time we met, all of us but we have met at awards shows and stuff like that, a lot of fun. >> i think he's so brilliant and when i found out about this role i was like maybe i can finally get chris tucker to do a movie with me. >> kelly: dreams happen. is it true that you recently said to chris is who you want to be when you grow up? >> i do and say in front of them, you're embarrassing me. he's a great guy with a real integrity and he's brilliant and he's a great dad. also, he knows everybody! are not even kidding you can bring up a name it doesn't matter, muhammad ali, paul mccartney. chris's like that's my boy come i'm like what do you mean that's your b

walter foundation, damon button, the center for the study of the international economy inc, the pritzker military foundation on behalf of the pritzker military museum and library, and the mark haas foundati. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. - felix salmon, welcome to firing line. - thank you so much. - as of this week, the covid public health emergency is officially over. that is, the emergency declaration issued by president trump has now expired. took three years and 100 days. - and 1.1 million deaths. - right. you write in your new book, "the phoenix economy," that the lasting changes from the pandemic are still with us. - and will be for a decade at least. - what is the single most important change that will stay with us from the pandemic as it relates to the economy? - volatility. the way that we have to expect the unexpected, the way that we don't know what's happening next, the way that the relative stability that we had for 70 years between 1945 and 2015 has basically gone out the window and we're in this period of what i call the new not normal. there'll be upsides

walter foundation, damon button, the center for the study of the international economy inc, the pritzker military foundation, on behalf of the pritzker military museum and library, and the mark haas foundation. corporate funding is provided by stevens inc.. - senator tim scott, - hello. - welcome to "firing line." - thank you. it's good to be here. - america's divided. but you are an eternal optimist. - [senator scott] yes. - and you have used your personal story often as evidence of the good news. - absolutely. - [margaret] a story of the american dream realized. - [senator scott] yes. - you grew up in north charleston with a mom, who is a single mom, a nurse's assistant. - yes. - who'd work 16 hour days. tell me, what is a lesson you learned from your mother that got you to this historic place you are now as a u.s. senator from south carolina. - thank you, margaret for that great question. number one, i love my mom and i'm literally living her american dream. she probably provided me with two or three really important lessons, and to pick one would be harsh, so i won't. first lesson sh

>> the movie the the air and enjoy it with a damon them right. matt damon damon, ben affleck.k, i'm a senior, just thank him because he was his great shoes. >> for and those look good with kobe bryant jersey from lower merion for and high school. stand up. they go. all right. thanks thank jason. >> coming up, we're going to take you to the north bay for a look inside this year's bottle rock music festival. stay with us. in the north. a big weekend for music fans as thousands of people are expected to attend the sold-out a bottle rock music festival. they won today. kron 4 charles clifford takes us inside. >> the festival. well, here in napa, the bottle rock music festival has returned. >> the gates, this year's follow rock music festival opened at 11 30 friday morning with music fans racing in to get front row seats as always. this year's festival features food shopping garden area spa and of course, music from dozens of artist headliners this year are the smashing pumpkins and post malone on friday. saturday is duran duran and lizzo and then sunday, it's wu-tang clan. little

damon hewitt, president and executive director of the lawyers committee.ior to joining the lawyers committee, mr. damon hewitt served as inaugural executive director of the executives alliance for boys and men of color, and as an attorney at the naacp legal defense and education fund for over a decade. we appreciate each of our witnesses for being here today. your expertise, your experience and your service in the realm of elections, and we look forward to your testimony. as a reminder, we have read your written statement, and it will appear in full in the hearing record. under committee rule 90, or to limit your oral presentation to a brief summary of your written statement, unless i extend this time period in consultation with ranking member sewell. please remember to press the button on the microphone in front of you said that it is on and the members can hear you. when you begin to speak, the lights in front of you will turn green. after four minutes, the light n ywilow. when the ride light comes on, your five minutes has expired, and we would ask that

she said he's lucky for not appropriately a cross dressing matt damon. right?lear engineer britain isn't exactly a criminal genius. good thing he's lgbtq plus otherwise the alphabet mob would be going nuclear with charges of a hate crime. jail won't be fun for britain. or will it? but at least he's used to wearing clothes that don't belong to him. the only dangerous waist where he's going is the toilet in his cell after taco tuesday. turns out his next government job will be making license plates. tom, have you ever considered shaving your head, growing a mustache and wearing women's clothing? >> tom: no, no. >> pete: it could get you a job in the administration. >> tom: i have considered stealing people's luggage but i didn't do it. that's the whole thing that's the difference between me and him. i look and think i wouldn't mind stealing it but i don't do it. >> pete: you're the reeling why they check the bag tags. >> tom: yes. sometimes it's just by mistake, theulousage, you have to make sure. sometimes i grab a bag and i think it's mine and it's not mine but

damon: our giving to st. jude is right up there with our mortgage.t's the priority that we put on giving to st. jude. announcer: please call or go online right now. become a partner in hope today. david: the end of the obama administration, you came back to chicago and you restarted your family business, psp partners, david: you now have psp partners and you are making investments. among other things, you are building real estate companies and you are doing things with other women in some cases. you built a company in real estate with another woman. is it important for you to have women in business? are you trying to be a role model? have you tried to be a role model for women in the business world? penny: i think it is really important to have diverse voices at the table, absolutely, no matter what you're doing. in business particularly because most consumers are women also. i have built two businesses in partnership with women. we started the first, this is unbelievable, 13 years ago. my partner, deb harmon, and i started the first woman-owned real

damon button. the center for the study of the international academy inc. the pritzker military foundation. and the mark hl foundation. corporate funding was provided by stevens inc. margaret: charlie sykes, welcome to line." you grew up a democrat, became a prominent conservative radio host, and then started the b ulwark. how do you describe your politics? and your political affiliation today? charlie: that is a surprisingly tough question because i describe myself as a political orphan. i knew we would be in the wilderness after the election of donald trump. this is an interesting question. i don't want to go from one tribe to another tribe. i politically homeless and big gnostic on many things. margaret: do you consider yourself a contrary and conservative? -- contrarian conservative? charlie: this is a surprisingly difficult question because i am not sure what it means to be conservative anymore. the word conservative in the age of donald trump and maga certainly doesn't mean conserving anything, and if you look back at what american conservativism was

. >> ben: well, you know, matt damon is the lead. >> jimmy: no, i said all the best, i said all the greateople. >> ben: look, man, i understand you have your feuds. >> jimmy: yeah. >> ben: you're a person. >> jimmy: yeah, i had one in your lobby at christmas, too. >> ben: matt is a friend of mine. >> jimmy: i know you guys are friends. i don't understand it, but --. >> ben: okay. fair enough. but honest to god it would mean a lot to me if you would just like ask him one question about the movie, you know, he worked really hard on it and i'll tell you what i can get him on the phone right now, call him. >> jimmy: can't you call ryan seacrest or something? that would be fun? i'm sure ryan would love to here from you. >> ben: ryan's not in the movie. >> jimmy: all right fine call him this will be your wedding guest. >> ben: you've had a year. >> jimmy: i know. i'm only asking one question. >> ben: i'm getting him on the phone right now. >> jimmy: what am i going to ask him? okay. of course available i. >> hey guys, what's up everybody? i'm on the show! yes. >> jimmy: not really. >> yeah, zoo

damon: our giving to st. jude is right up there with our mortgage.the priority that we put on giving to st. jude. announcer: please call or go online right now. become a partner in hope today. ♪. charles: all right. so 2023 has been a singular story about one niche in the market, that's right, large cap growth, up 16% for the year, last week, all negative numbers except one place, large cap growth. i mean it is no different today as a matter of fact. i will bring in kaltbaum capital management president fox news contributor gary kaltbaum. gary, listen, sounds like a broken record, right? here's the thing though, it is working, ironally though i'm looking around i see where we got the tech sector, feels like if you have not bought any of these names it is too late but the tech sector itself is on the verge of a major breakout with still room to the upside. do you think there is still ways being involved in the bilge megacap tech names? >> well certainly has shown me no reason to sell just yet. you have always to worry when seven stocks are 51% of nasd

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. >> matt damon. that's right.a. >> for a nuclear engineer,ea britain isn't exactly a criminal genius . >> it's a good thing he's lgbtq plus. otherwise, the alphabet mob would be going nuclear with charges of a hate crimete jail won't be fun for britain or will it? don't >> but at least he's usedm. to wearing clothes that don't belong to him. the only dangerous waste, waist he's where he's going is the toilet in his cell. >> after taco tuesday, turns out his next government job will be making license plates. >> tom , have you ever considered shaving your head growing a mustache and wearing women's clothing? no, no. itng could?>> t get youom a jobo administration. i know i have considered stealing people's luggage, but . i didn't do it. whole that's the whole thing. that's the difference between ta me and him. t' me and i look at that luggagk i think i wouldn't mindt mind stealing it, but i don't do it. you're the reason whyreelin they check the bag tags aty the airport to leave. >> yes. yes.ck t they shoulags.d. mi

in its report, the prisoners and released affairs organization has considered el damon prison as lacking minimum international standards of children's and prisoners' rights, and also pointed out that the zionist regime keeps these children in prisons of zionist criminals and criminals and they are they are denied meeting with their families. the budget of the zionist regime and the increase in credit for the ultra-orthodox were approved. this vote lasted until late at night, and the budgets for 2020 and 2024 were finally approved by 64 votes in favor against 56 votes against in the classroom. the receipt of allocation of 4 billion dollars of additional funds for extremist buses brought the zionists who oppose netanyahu to the streets and the former prime minister of this regime described this budget as destructive and an unlimited club. food is the world's foreign minister at the meeting of the international security summit, russia warned about the shrine and the participation of the west in the conflict in ukraine and said that this participation could cause the risk of a nuclear war. t

. >> mark robert and barbara damon with real strategies on how to be successful and get the best dealstate. >> cherry picking is back in the bay area after a late bloom at some bay area farms. lauren martinez explains the reason we are having to wait. >> look at this one! >> pick your own cherry season has arrived. families flocked to a farm in morgan on monday. >> it was 90 degrees plus, all this fruit would be ripened. >> the co-owner said the weather has delayed the opening of you pick farms across the state, including theirs. this orchard just opened over the memorial day weekend. >> normally this would be picked out two weeks ago. we had a late blooming, which meant lake cherries ripening. >> they don't have cherries in her home country of vietnam, so she makes a tradition to visit a you pick farm every year. >> it is very rare in vietnam, that's why i enjoy it. >> she says another cherry orchard she has visited this year. their prices from last year. >> now it is almost double, i still go. >> these cherries are shipped all over the world. whichever ones are taken during the pick

damon: our giving to st. jude is right up there with our mortgage.hat's the priority that we put on giving to st. jude. announcer: please call or go online right now. become a partner in hope today. jon: this is bloomberg markets. time now for the stock of the hour. listed reports results after the bell, there has been a lot of hype around this electric vehicle maker, but sales have not come easy. they fell short of estimates, part of that might be the price tag at a time when there is lots of pressure to pump out affordable ev's. matt: the interesting part of that is we have seen companies like tesla, for example, cut prices. only on the lower end models. they are cutting prices on the model three and model y, not so much the models s or x and they raised prices on high-end models. lucid is cutting prices on the most expensive vehicle it offers, it was going for $160,000 last year and they brought it down to $133,000. they are coming out with earnings today, we expect a loss of about $600 million. if that continues, they have to get help from the bi

damon trujillo is on the campus with more. >> reporter: stanford says that the woman is no longer employedd the campus has nothing to do with the day care center. she worked on the stanford campus called children's center of the stanford community, and the pictures are from the

cillian murphy alongside matt damon and emily blunt. it is set to be released in july. that's a good cast. >>> tonight at 7:00, a bay area children's author asked to remove references about racism in her new book. it's sparking a nationwide debate about censorship in classrooms. the author is joining us, that and more coming up at 7:00. >>> on "nightly news," what women need to know about the new proposal for breast cancer screening. the possible new guidelines for getting screenings much earlier, a decade earlier, for women. "nightly news" is next. >>> tonight, the stunning verdict against former president donald trump a jury finds him liable for sexually abusing and defaming columnist e. jean carroll in the '90s the jury awarding her $5 million in damages the former president saying he has no idea who carroll is calling the verdict a disgrace after sitting out his own trial in favor of a stunning deposition, did his lawyer's strategy backfire? the legal and political fallout as the former president runs for re-election >>> just breaking the federal charges against geo

. >> mark robert and barbara damon with real strategies on how to be successful and get the best dealerry picking is back in the bay area after a late bloom at some bay area farms. lauren martinez explains the reason we are having to wait. >> look at this one! >> pick your own cherry season has arrived. families flocked to a farm in morgan on monday. >> it was 90 degrees plus, all this fruit would be ripened. >> the co-owner said the weather has delayed the opening of you pick farms across the state, including theirs. this orchard just opened over the memorial day weekend. >> normally this would be picked out two weeks ago. we had a late blooming, which meant lake cherries ripening. >> they don't have cherries in her home country of vietnam, so she makes a tradition to visit a you pick farm every year. >> it is very rare in vietnam, that's why i enjoy it. >> she says another cherry orchard she has visited this year. their prices from last year. >> now it is almost double, i still go. >> these cherries are shipped all over the world. whichever ones are taken during the pick season is c

and matt damon it explodes into theaters july 21st it is distributed by universal pictures, a part ofy, nbc universal this looks fantastic we've been hearing about this movie for years now. it's a fascinating story to be told, and by the most capable hands possible >> the trailer is so intense if you see this three-minute trailer, and the list of stars goes on an on. florence pugh. matthew modine it really is good. you can just see it and not hear any audio and see how intense that is. >>> the weeknd era is over because we're going to be introduced to able the blinding light singer plans to retire his long-time stage name after performing as his alter ego since 2009 he will go by his his legal name many he has plans to make more music that looks amazingly intense, too. can't wait to see it >>> when we come back, angie has our tuesday forecast stay with us >>> and later, a fire dedepartmt helps s make way for ducklinings afteter they werere caught i in sticky sitituation w were caugh sticky s situation do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervive nerve

damon trujillo is on the campus with more. >> reporter: stanford says that the woman is no longer employed, and the campus has nothing to do with the day care center. she worked on the stanford campus called children's center of the stanford community, and the pictures are from the website, but the murder happened nowhere near campus. on april 11th, police found the body of a man in the wooded area of the santa cruz mountains near felton. >> after the interviews with people who had last seen the victim mr. waterfall and conducting, you know, surveillance and through the investigation process, they were able to make those arrests of those two people. >> reporter: also charged in the fatal shooting is 27-year-old dennis novoa. the trio knew each other. >> the exact motive is still under investigation, but it appears that it was targeted and it was of a personal nature that the victim was targeted by these suspects. >> reporter: in a statement, stanford said it does not tolerate violence or threats of violence on campus or in connection with the university sponsored events. the center said th

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violate their privacy and collect their personal private and sensitive information as well documented to damon town and takes the most decisive action of any state to protect them and tenants private data insensitive personal information from being harvested by the chinese communist party from january any ups store offering the done load will be fine, $10000.00 per day. and every time a user gains new access to the application. the state governor has also suggested bonding every far enough that could gather americans data, naming not only chinese, but russian social media as well. china has repeatedly opposed a how like ations that it's harvesting users. info. tech talk is expected to challenge the journalist town or 3rd, daniel is our say, use the republican parties on t, china, maybe it has reached new heights. this is ludicrous. it's laughable. i mean, it's, it's a, it's a spy. many, as you pointed out, and it's not re, can, it cannot be explained in rational terms. that's the important thing. so, so it's, it's not a case of what the governor wants, whether you have some kind of rational al

damon: our giving to st. jude is right up there with our mortgage.priority that we put on giving to st. jude. announcer: please call or go online right now. become a partner in hope today. greg: i make my own hot pockets. lawrence: check ljcrosscountry. greg: that's it for us. [♪♪] brian: welcome to "one nation." i'm brian kilmeade. tonight we have a special show. it's the best of "news duel." for those who watch every week you know what "news duel" is. we get fox personalities or a friend of the show and we have some fun. but first it is in fact memorial day.

i want to apologize to matt damon. "nightline" is next.ecting him at a moment when so many young people are struggling with mental health, parents left searching for a solution. >> if jack were sitting here right now he would say "help others. the system needs to change. spread the love." >> plus mika kelly from "friday night lights" to "euphoria." >> tell me everyth

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damon: our giving to st. jude is right up there with our mortgage.ving to st. jude. announcer: please call or go online right now. become a partner in hope today. >>> now the answer to today's aflac trivia question. name the top three automakers by revenue. the answer, volkswagen, toyota, and general motors >> well, with the latest fed rate decision now behind us, investors can turn their attention to other market moving challenges including the battle in washington over the debt ceiling, a key question, should congress use the debt ceiling as a bargaining chip to rein in spending jon fortt is here to weigh in. >> joe, i can't believe you're talking about this this is like should i threaten to burn down the house if my kid won't clean his room no that's definitely not something you should do. first, what is the debt ceiling? also called the debt limit it is the amount the u.s. treasury is allowed to borrow to pay the nation's bills as a country we're spending more money than we before in, which is bad, it is like putting it on a giant credit card. th

damon say three, three, five in terms over the keys and, michael develops a tool so that people can recover their files for free and and he does that and adrian ends up giving refunds to people who had already paid. that's on one side that sort of the quaint ten days of ransomware that's not evil, it's not evil corp. evil corp really represents the side of things. ransomware these days is much more likely to be sprawl and criminal organizations that in many ways reflect typical corporate structures of of normal, aboveboard. they'll have human resources departments, payrolls, they'll have specialized missions. there's people who do everything creating the malware itself. there's people there's a separate department to do the vulnerabilities, you know oftentimes these hackers are located in eastern europe and they'll they'll have who are english language specialists will run the negotiations because know oftentimes you can negotiate the hackers to lower the ransom demand. there's people who do the money launder and it's become very highly and evil corp run by hacker who's now indictment by th

damon: our giving to st. jude is right up there with our mortgage.ease call or go online right now. become a partner in hope today. i can't, you know, thank my parents enough for making sure that this connection is here. one of the things that my mother told me when she was in the hospital, she didn't tell me, actually, she couldn't speak at the time, but she wrote it down... "go see alicia." oh, my goodness. you know, and there was never a time that you were too busy. there was never a time you said i'll call you back, you know. i needed to be there to carry you through, just like, you know, some of my friends carried me through. >> i think we've got a little room to go down before we go up. >> court data the last decade says nine out of 10 of the people who claim asylum will never get relief in those courts and you get order of removal, how often do you leave? 6% of the time. >> we're seeing effects of joe biden's border crisis every single day. we feel it in our communities. we see it in

damon: our giving to st. jude is right up there with our mortgage.hat's the priority that we put on giving to st. jude. announcer: please call or go online right now. become a partner in hope today. >> demand will have to weaken and labor market conditions will have to soften before was the progress. in that world, it would not be appropriate for us to cut rates. conditions and that sector have broadly improved since early march. those have been resolved. it is essential the debt ceiling be raised in a timely way so the u.s. government can pay all of its bills when they are due. uncharted territory on the consequences to the u.s. economy would be highly uncertain. the case of avoiding a recession is, in my view, more likely. we are strongly committed to returning inflation to our 2% injective -- objective. it will take some time to come down. >> fed chair jay powell on the banks' fight against inflation. joining us is dennis lockhart and kathleen hays. great to have you with us, especially during a busy time with so many things happening. almost ever

damon: our giving to st. jude is right up there with our mortgage.hat's the priority that we put on giving to st. jude. announcer: please call or go online right now. become a partner in hope today. trey: this past week i had pleasure of visits with joey jones on what memorial day means him. a marine from georgia who served off country, lost friends and colleagues, i could not help but notice as he walked on to the set in new york to sit with me, he walked a little slower than someone as young as he is might ordinarily walk, a strtestament to his strength and carry, he was severely injured in afghanistan. there is no bitterness. there is joy, there is laughter and a love for his country, and a singular focus on his friends and fellow soldiers who lost more than he did, he did not want to talk about himself, he wanted to talk about those who cannot come back at all. this is what memorial day is for, to honor those who fell in service and sack fight for our country, we could pick any number of wars and battles as we close, let's do so with a vivid remi

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to thank chris pratt vin diesel thanks for lukas and micah nelson, happy birthday willie, to matt damonigration policy as a pandemic era rule allowing the quick expulsion of mill grants of migrants ends. plus anxious nation. millions of kids living with anxiety, especially girls. >> i didn't know what was going on, but i knew that it wasn't something normal and that there was an issue. >> an intimate look inside their lives. >> their desperate parents searching for answers. >> anxiety doesn't discriminate right? it impacts all of us. it's not a 1-size-fits-all problem and not a 1-size-fits-all solution. >> the measures some are takin