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pete davidson click you have better guests than i do? i've never had pete davidson!t know each other. >> yeah, man paradis >> ricky: you're such a star, i was talking to one of my producers earlier just telling me that you love to go to six flags. >> i love going to six flags, yeah. >> ricky: yeah, yeah, i just -- it was a lot of fun when we went, right? fico oh, yeah, we went. how did you get the show, dude? >> ricky: i got it because steve and got canceled. >> stephen: really, you've been waiting? [bleep] you! thanks! >> i don't get it, dude, why are you at work? >> stephen: look at my armpits, and sweating through his shirt! >> we have covid too, we rode the train here. if you all have covid it's fine. >> if you see something, say something, it has nothing to do with your fever. >> stephen: okay. >> ricky: you know, this was so last-minute, i kind of didn't plan much and honestly, this job kind of sucks. like you're just supposed to interview you about being a celebriy? you must be crazy! mr. colbert? >> stephen: yes? you two would you mind if i just was a guest i

tonight, join jimmy and his guests - pete davidson. troye sivan. comedian josh johnson.nd featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1850 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh that's what i'm talking about. that's a hot crowd welcome. enjoy yourself, everybody. enjoy yourself welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show. you're here. you made it. thank you for watching well guys, it was such a a beautiful fall day here in new york wasn't it? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you could tell it's fall in new york city because the hot dogs on all the street corners are fading from deep greens to vibrant yellows. [ laughter ] you can tell it's fall here because all the real housewives of new york have switched to pumpkin spice botox. [ laughter ] speaking of, this is fun -- today starbucks celebrated the 20th anniversary of the pumpkin spice latte. [ cheers and applause you know that pumpkin spice latte, it's starbucks' festive fall drink that comes out every july [ laughter ] yeah i'm actually more excited for the

davidson: it provides due process. the staff allows for a noncitizen to choose anyone a person wants to consult with. an attorney or religious person, or anything. >> maybe i was not clear in my question. in your experience, and they open the question to others as well, a person arriving at the border and claiming credible fear may not speak english, may have no idea what credible fear is. may have no experience with any sort of objective in the partial justice system before. how important is an advocate in explaining the process to that individual asylum-seekers and implementing the standard to give important facts? davidson: it is reasonably important. but the caveat is certainly that my colleagues at cbp have a process where they orient an individual siloed for the credible fear interview itself. an attorney can help supplement this as well, and if an individual wants to seek counsel, then we provide access and ensure the individual who has counsel. it is an integral part of the process. >> do you think the numbers

it was cool to see pete davidson back at "snl."course any time taylor swift is around, that's what gets all the attention, a and the two showing up yet again today. >> so many taylor swift reference, and this nfl skit was hysterical. you got to watch it. >>> also, death of somebody beloved when it comes to the comedy world. remembering sitcom legend suzanne somers. she aprose to stardom as krissy snow on "three's company." she was fired in 1981 after demanding to be paid as much as male tv stars of that era. sommers had been fighting a form of aggressive breast cancer over 23 years. she would have turned 77 today. the ditzy blond. she made a name for herself as a fitness expert. >> such an iconic character, "three's company." >>> plus, when we come back, the mysterious case of a million dollar speeding ticket. >>> and human history isbo aut to get a makeover at this major new york museum. what you need to know, after the break. but this is a not flash. ♪ i got a good feeling ♪ there's big news for women going through menopause. veo

and your host, pete davidson.n, pete davidson. [ cheers and applause ] >>> thank you. it's great to be back. all right. all right. i'm going to get right into it. i am trying to bond with my sister. you know, i'm about to be 30. i'm turning 30 next month. it's over. you know, it's over. trying to bond with my sister. i feel like we should have a better relationship. me and my sister have nothing in common. she assists brain surgery, and i'm a drug addict. so nothing. so i was trying to find something we could do so we could bond, and i was like, we should watch a tv show. that's easy. you don't got to do anything. you just sit there. every five minutes you're like, eh, oh. i was like, we'll do this. me and my sister both never saw "game of thrones," right? i know. i didn't know. it's the number one show in the world. i had no idea how sick everyone is. i thought it was like dragons and stuff, and magic. hardly any dragons. lots of incest, tons of incest. so much incest. you can leave the house, come back, incest s

davidson.arty conference as jim as sir keir starmer laid out. his is quite , quite flimsy vision for quite, quite flimsy vision for britain. but labour frontbenchers lisa nandy , john frontbenchers lisa nandy, john ashworth, they took the revelry to another level with the karaoke qatar atrophy at the late night party. all right. i've had to watch this. and now so do you . you gonna let you so do you. you gonna let you have your run . round? have your run. round? >> neptune . dodi let it get >> neptune. dodi let it get doesn't blow it. that's not in our case. i'll have a rum and coke. she said fine . and 30s coke. she said fine. and 30s time. she said , i want a late time. she said, i want a late night love. people i want to do whatever people do. i want to sleep with . are got . sleep with. are got. >> jim, what do you make of that future leaders? >> a these are the people that are going to represent us around the world and what is she come as that woman? the world and what is she come as �*wha

pete davidson. the music guest is ice spice. the writers strike nixed that plan.lked about davidson's return on "late night with seth meyers." >> it's nice to, like, have the shorthand already with someone and we did our read yesterday. we had 35 sketches the at the break he said, more sketches than i have been in, in my eight years. you can watch it tomorrow night at 8:30. pete davidson hosts with musical guest ice spice once again. >>> already. did you feel it? so spooky outside it's friday the 13th. dateline's keith morrison is getting ready to read some of the most chilling works of fiction in his new podcast. you know he has that really creepy voice. it's called morrison mysteries. you can listen to a preview now. the first story, the legend of sleepy hollow, out in time for halloween available wherever you get your fods. >>> all right. >> i am going so say it would be perfect weather for any kind of spooky activities, but not when we have a solar eclipse coming. we are seeing the clouds over the north bay, over the golden gate bridge. mid-60s in san francisc

and, now, in his 15th nba season out of davidson, number 30, stephen curry! the warriors head coach, steve kerr. >> you did all right. >> i love that story. >>> britney spears' new memoir is today and it is already a bestseller. the woman in me covers the entire life from the childhood rise of fame in relationship with justin timberlake. she also writes about her time and a conservatorship . she describes that period as, quote, the worst thing that could possibly ever happened to my music, my career and my sanity. the woman in me is published by simon & schuster which is part of paramount global. >>> a milestone celebration for a san francisco landmark. how the national park service is >>> coming up at 3:00, a look at the dueling realities in the san francisco's downtown. that story and much more coming up at 3:00. >>> alcatraz celebrating the golden anniversary of a national park. that former prison and civil war fortress became a national park back in 1972 . roughly 1.5 million people visit alcatraz every year. that official anniversary is this friday. if y

the analyst on the call joins us, da davidson's michael baker.ver it was the high flyer, growth was good. and then came the concerns about comps and earnings growth slowing down and the stock has been punished. why do you think we're at a turning point? >> hi, sara. thank you for having me. well, we just think that the stock has been washed out. it add the just off an all-time low valuation on a relative pe basis. in other words, it's almost never been cheaper versus the market last week it hit that all-time low. we elevated as part of our best in breed to find exactly stocks like this, which is high quality companies that we run through a pretty rigorous screen of 12 criteria but trade one of those criteria is a positive risk/reward. with the stock having underperformed year-to-date -- by the way, estimates have gone up, stock has gone down. that means the valuation is much more compelling. this fits all 12 of the criteria we're looking for. we thought now is just the right time. >> i wonder, you know, in beauty, if you were looking at, say, e.l

joining my team, you can see her on "saturday night live" this weekend, with host pete davidson.> uh-huh. >> jimmy: now, chloe - now you all know how to play charades we're going to do four rounds, 30 seconds on the clock per round. and then the fifth round is the showdown both teams give the same clue at the same time i will go first. you can all take your seats. chloe you can sit here >> team jimmy. here we go >> jimmy: that's us, buddy >> okay. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: all right, what number shall i choose? [ audience shouts wow. just one guy yelled out, "five maybe six? [ audience shouts >> all right >> jimmy: okay hmm. okay okay ready? >> yeah. it's a song. okay one word rain "i can't stand the rain? no rain falling down. "it's raining men. ♪ running in the rain ♪ running. no, running, no. [ laughter ] fast storm, storm faucet washing your hands water. "waterfall?" [ dings [ cheers and applause >> don't go chase -- don't go chasin' 'em. >> jimmy: i did a little slalom there. yeah, rare dance i never pull that one out. wow. >> chasing waterfalls. >> chasing - >> jimmy:

in his 15th nba season out of davidson, number 30. >> wait until you hear yourself on the loudspeakerreally, wow, oh is that me? >> get on your seats and welcome your warriors. in his 19th year, out on of wake forest, number 3, cp3. >> playing in his 10th nba season. out of kansas, number 22 andrew wiggins. in his fourth season out of ucla, number 5, kevon moody. number 11, klay thompson and now in his 15th nba season. out of davidson, number 30, steph curry [ cheers and applause ] the warriors head coach steve kerr. [ cheers and applause ] >> you did all right. [ laughter ] >> i got one for you jules. >> from uc davis, by way of foothill high school, kpix's juliette goodrich [ laughter ] >> nice job. i like that. i appreciate it. how are all of your vocal cords after that? >> not bad. they say do not drink cold water. >> he does not do that. >> room temperature water. >> hats off to the two women behind you. they had their beer, what is going on here. >> they were there 41 nights. >> you make it fun. all right, thank you, for that. >> let's head over to paul heggen. i can not do the

in the club on a motorcycle, there is, he is, so they called malbar’s kavol , harley davidson, this pasture. he drove them and herded them on horseback; as a rule, fighters are brought to work directly in the assault group gradually. after basic training, they get used to the specifics of combat operations on the front line for some time, and only then assault work begins. do you remember your first assault, this is what it looked like, mm. my first assault was a bit of a misunderstanding, it doesn’t matter where i ’m going, whether i panic or not, that is, i didn’t know it, and you’ll never know it, until you feel it on your own skin. the specificity of combat operations in the vault zone is such that assault work goes on both day and night. it is naturally more difficult to move forward in the dark. at night the enemy has fewer operating uavs. night assault, in it you can see where you are going at night, it’s a little difficult, movement, the fact that you can no longer see what lies under your feet, but because of this the night assault is more difficult, the first night assault

farm, there was cattle, so his call sign was probably a cowboy, and since there was also a harley davidsond there is, so they sort of dumped the cows of malbar, harley davidson, this is what the farm, well, there was a dairy farm, cows. to the pasture, drove them out and grazed them on horseback, to work directly in the assault group, as a rule, fighters are brought up gradually, after basic training, they get used to the specifics of combat operations on the front line for some time and only then the assault work begins, do you remember your first assault, what it looked like? my first assault was a bit of a misunderstanding, it didn’t matter where i was going, whether i panicked or not, that is, i didn’t know it, and you won’t know it until you feel it in your own skin. the specificity of combat operations in the sovo zone is such that assault work takes place both day and night. in the dark, promotion. at night it’s already a little difficult to move because you can’t see what’s lying under your feet anymore, but because of this the night storm is more difficult, the first night assault

with that, pete davidson will take us off the air tonight.tant note, i wish you a safe and goodnight. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thank you for staying up late with us. i will see at the end of tomorrow.

who better to comment on it than pete davidson?ell, in a lot of ways, i am a good person to talk about it. because when i was 7 years old, my dad was killed in a terrorist attack. so i know something about what that's like. i saw so many terrible pictures this week of children suffering, israeli children and palestinian children. and it took me back to a really horrible, horrible place. and you know, no one in this world deserves to suffer like that. you know, especially not kids. i don't understand it. i really don't and i never will. but sometimes comedy is really the only way forward through tragedy. my heart is with everyone whose lives have been destroyed this week. but tonight, i'm going to do what i've always done in the face of tragedy, and that's try to be funny. >> "snl" returned saturday with davidson as host after the hollywood writers' strike came to an end. >>> i'm lynda kinkade. thanks for joining us this hour of "cnn newsroom." kim brunhuber picks up breaking news on israel and gaza after a very short break. is it p

jim davidson , everybody, stuff. jim davidson, everybody, fan favourite legend . thank you.n and union. jack has . okay. all right. so i'm has. okay. all right. so i'm going to start with christine. there we go. who's your greatest? britain. >> well , it is no surprise. >> well, it is no surprise. suella braverman for her barnstorming speech . plain barnstorming speech. plain speaking speech. that woman has got balls of steel at last. we've had some good, plain speaking . so she is my greatest speaking. so she is my greatest britain today. >> it's funny, isn't it? because obviously the gender ideology thing is being very key in the tory party conference. the amount of people who come out and suella has balls and gone suella has got balls i find fascinating. anyway, adam, go greatest? find fascinating. anyway, adam, go britain. greatest? find fascinating. anyway, adam, go britain. on greatest? find fascinating. anyway, adam, go britain. on that|reatest? find fascinating. anyway, adam, go britain. on that note, st? >> britain. on that note, i'm nominating women. three nominati

>> and now in his 15th nba season out of davidson, number 30, stephen curry!riors head coach is steve kerr! >> you did all right. >> yes, yes. >> i'm glad i took care of the throat before that one. hey, ryan, i got one for you. >> okay. >> from the bay area, by way of san francisco state, the bespectacled anchor, ryan yamamoto! how's that? >> i love it. that was awesome, man. >> that was a whole lot of fun. when you do it, you are really -- the players are amped, but so are you and franco finn been doing it 21 years, he's got to do that for the entire game, 41 home dates, not including all of the special events that he does on nongame days. i credit franco finn. that guy is the man. >> i went to one event where he is the auctioneer. that man has so much energy and power in his voice. he is amazing. >> when you go to one of those events he does, either leave your wallet in the car or be prepared to donate a lot. >> i left broke. thanks, vern. >>> up next, the race is on for companies to integrate artificial intelligence into their operations, why workers could

"saturday night live" is coming up and so is pete davidson. thousands of writers went on strike.reached an agreement, the writers are coming back. so production is starting up again and snl's 49th season begins next week. pete davidson will star as a guest host with musical guest ice spice and bad bunny the following week. you can watch snl on nbc or peacock. watch your newscast on roku or other streaming platforms. >>> coming up now at 5:30, day one of the country's largest ever strike involving health care workers. now the strike will impact you if you are a kaiser patient and the walk-out plans moving forward. >>> also, a live look at city hall where senator dianne feinstein lies in state. more details on her memorial service set to take place tomorrow. >>> and the difficulties of making it in the bay, specifically the south bay. the new research that shows what people worry about the most and how are some concerned about staying in the area. >>> welcome back to the news at 5:30. it starts right now. thanks so much for joining us. >> the largest health care worker strike in u.

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pete davidson is guest host followed by a bad bunny and you can watch that on nbc or peacock and right here. pete davidson and bad bunny. >> you got to >>> tonight, the battle to become the next house speaker after kevin mccarthy is ousted in a historic vote the house paralyzed a day after mccarthy was removed in a vote forced by his fellow republicans. the first challengers announcing their bids to succeed him. can any of them get the votes they need in a deeply divided party? some in the gop floating another name, donald trump what he said about the possibility before walking out of his new york fraud trial. >>> also tonight, the largest health care strike in u.s. history. more than 75,000 kaiser permanente workers walking off the job. how it could affect your medical care. >>> the mass shooting at baltimore's morgan state university five wounded the suspect or suspects still at large. >>> severe storms on the move in the south, and tracking tropical storm phillippe. could it hit the east coast? >>> a plane falling out of the sky, crashing into a home in oregon, two killed. what we'r

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but today da davidson does see some opportunity. they upgrade to buy.n the company does quantify the financial impact that shares could rally. the analyst behind that call joins us this morning. linda, thank you for the time. great to see you. i was just trying to think about whether or not we've seen a cyberattack have broader impact on one company's operations and, obviously, market cap? >> yes, well at least in my experience, in my sector of consumer products, this has been kind of the most significant cyberattack i've seen. and they haven't given a lot of -- a ton of details, but their wording in their filings has indicated it's pretty widespread across their operations, affecting their manufacturing facilities as well as things like order processing. >> part of your view is that prior to the disclosure, things had been going okay, is that right? how would you describe it? >> yes. especially through the end of april, you know, the stock was up about 25% year to date. and i would say it just -- it came off a little bit after that only because their g

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who better to comment on it and then pete davidson.d, my dad was killed in a terrorist attack. so i know something about what that is like. i saw so many terrible pictures this week. of children suffering. israeli children and palestinian children. and it took me back to a horrible place. nobody in this world deserves to suffer like that. especially not kids. after my dad died, my mom tried pretty much everything she could do to cheer me up. i remember one day when i was eight. she got me what she thought was a disney movie. but it was actually the eddie murphy standup special delirious. and we played in the car on the way home. and when she heard the things eddie murphy was saying she tried to take it away. but then she noticed something. for the first time in a long time. i was laughing again. i don't understand it. i really don't and i never will. but sometimes comedy is really the only way forwards through tragedy. >> well said pete. with that, pete davidson will take us off the air tonight. on that very important note. i wish you

♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: my thanks to pete davidson, troye sivan, josh johnson, once again [heers and applause and, of course, the roots from philadelphia, pennsylvania thank you, roots stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers" starting now. goodnight, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers. tonight -- bob odenkirk from "snl" comedian marcello hernÁndez author and comedian aparna nancherla featuring the 8g band with greg clark, jr ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening! i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well tonight. and now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news the white house announced yesterday that president biden was interviewed over two days as part of the investigation into his handling of classified documents. it was supposed to be one day, but, you know, when you get that man talking -- [ light laughter ] "should we come back tomorrow and wrap this up?" according to a new report, white house staf

and i know what you're thinking, who better to comment on it than pete davidson. well, in a lot of ways i am a good person to talk about it because when i was seven years old my dad was killed in a terrorist attack. so i know something about what that's like. i saw so many terrible pictures this week of children suffering, israeli children and palestinian children, and it took me back to a really horrible, horrible place. you know, no one in this world deserves to suffer like that, you know, especially not kids. i don't understand it, i really don't and i never will, but sometimes comedy is really the only way forward through tragedy. >>> a hearing will start in just over an hour on special counsel jack smith's request to place a gag order on the former president in the federal election subversion case. that gag order would restrict what former president trump could say about the case after he verbally attacked multiple people, including the judge. trump's lawyers have asked the judge to reject the request. >> one of the country's largest pharmacy chains has filed

except for one thing pete davidson, who stars in the film, plays a real guy named kevin gill and kevinnt doordasher he has a 99% rating. >> but when we cast pete davidson, we realized, we can't sell pete davidson as an excellent doordasher [ laughter ] so we made him a doordasher from hell in the movie. >> seth: gotcha. >> he eats people's food, he drinks their drinks, he's driving his car all over their lawns. >> seth: now you guys have been up against something a lot of films have been up against you have this incredible cast -- paul dano, nick offerman, uh. who -- seth rogen -- >> sebastian stan. >> seth: sebastian stan. >> america ferrera >> seth: it's a great cast, but unfortunately, no one is able to go out because of the s.a.g. strike and do press, which means that as writers and producers, you had to do a great deal of press for this movie has that been a strange experience >> yes [ laughter ] >> yeah. we're like not supposed to be brought into direct sunlight we're supposed to be kept in like a closet. [ laughter ] >> yeah, writers are behind their laptops hunched over here we

. >>> with us now is republican congressman from ohio, warren davidson.nk you for being with us. how does it feel? why might this speaker be different than the last weeks of speaker votes? >> people saw what's going on. republicans keep shanking one another. there's a little infighting. the reality is, both political parties is a coalition. they have factions that make up the diverse political views of the country. republicans had a lot of time to work through those. and it's not just about a person. it is about a plan. part of the reason that, you know, a handful of people, unfortunately, vacated the chair and led to this temporary chaos. it's because people lost confidence there was a commitment to the appropriations process. mike johnson laid out his plans to get the appropriations bills done, not just an omni bus. i think he was able to build a convincing message for the plan. and a person, if everyone, if they don't completely trust him yet, doesn't have a strong opposition in any one faction. >> i might take issue with your description of it as a li

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warren davidson, one of jordan's top allieses on the hill, was saying this is some kind of power sharing agreement with democrats. i think that'll be a lot of the messaging that some of the conservatives are pushing. this will probably get democratic support which is part of the reason why a lot of republicans are opposed to it. a lot of people whoo just want to get back to work are say twoarveg remember there's a shutdown looming in about 30 days. they have to work on the appropriation bill process. they have to move forward with the work because the optics look quite unfortunate right now and a little bit messy for the republican party. also heading into a critical election year next year. there's a lot of frustration right now among republicans. host: you heard the congresswoman there say, when she was asked if there'd be a vote, a speaker vote, she said there'll be a resolution. was she referring to the resolution by david joyce to empower patrick mchenry in this position? guest: i believe that's the resolution he's referring. to again the situation is very fluid right now. it seems

and i know what you're thinking, who better to comment on it than pete davidson. well, in a lot of ways, i am a good person to talk about it, because when i was 7 years old, my dad was killed in a terrorist attack. so i know something about what that's like. i saw so many terrible pictures this week of children suffering, israeli children and palestinian children. and it took me back to a really horrible, horrible place. and you know, no one in this world deserves to suffer like that, you know, especially not kids. >> the actor and comedian says that comedy is sometimes the only way forward through a tragedy. >>> and before we go, if you would like to help the humanitarian relief efforts in israel and gaza, well, cnn is compiling resources, and you can head to cnn.com/impact and there you can find a list of vetted organizations that are responding on the ground at cnn.com/impact. that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm kim brunhuber. "cnn this morning" is next with more of our breaking news coverage of israel at war.

we can save those rockets, but if you need to end this at any point, then obviously just davidson, i'll let you know. thank you. that's been happening basically all day full afternoon, a relatively regular intervals. and of course the s it'd be as strong. so continuing on, gaza as well, the is riley, have been pounding the gaza strip pounding those come off there's besides pounding noise, how much target as they say, the civilian death toll will be driving significantly. impact rising so quickly that the how hard is not able to keep up with the number. so i have no new numbers for you. i think we do have to take cover now, so i'm afraid. all right, sounds good. x that said rebecca races, i knew the i'd say yes in southern israel near the border with that gaza, us and we were able to speak to rebecca again later. so once the main danger had passed. yeah, that has passed now, but the reason why i thought we'd perhaps better take cover is it was actually quite low, much lower than we have been saying in the last couple of days, we were positioned actually the, the, the rockets and the let

who better to comment on it than pete davidson. well, in a lot of ways, i am a good person to talk about it, because when i was 7 years old, my dad was killed in a terrorist attack. so i know something about what that's like. i saw so many terrible pictures this week of children suffering, israeli children and palestinian children. and it took me back to a horrible, horrible place. and no one in this world deserves to suffer like that, especially not kids. >> the actor and comedian also shared that comedy is sometime the only way forward through a tra tragedy. >> that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm kim brunhuber. i'll be back with more news in just a moment. please do stay with us. >>> welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada, and all around the world as we continue our breaking news coverage of israel at war. i'm kim brunhuber. it's 5:00 a.m. here in atlanta, noon in gaza city, where an incursion by israeli ground forces now appears imminent. on saturday, israel declared it's ready to open a new

. >> pete davidson is comes back but this time as host. >> what are you doing here? is under construction, so i'm living here. >> only casts or hosts are allowed in the studio. >> okay. i'll do that. >> do what? >> the host thing. i'll host. >> davidson left the show last year after eight seasons and he was set to host may 6, but that came to a halt when the writers strike started. this saths's show will be the first new snl since the striked a few weeks ago. >>> and also trending for you, a marathoner really going the distance here. she just got about to complete 50 marathons in 50 states. gina is from maryland, a chemistry teacher most of the time anyway. but she is clearly an adrenalin junky. she actually started running marathons after a former student died on the athletic field and she ran her first marathon in humboldt and then came up with a goal here which she will compete and complete when she runs the baltimore marathon in her home state of maryland on saturday. >> i get chills thinking about it. it has been such a journey. when i cross the finish line, it

but it's time now for comedy legend jim davidson. now now, jim , jim davidson. now now, jim, hello.e got a lot of strong views about the cenotaph, but it's sadly been fenced off by police after pro—palestine protests . they've desecrated protests. they've desecrated that memorial. they've built a stage directly beside it . stage directly beside it. they've been doing all the protesting nearby. jim, as an ambassador to the armed forces, how does it feel to see the cenotaph or memorial to those people who fought and died for britain that it needs protection now before remembrance sunday next month? your views ? next month? your views? >> well, i think everyone has the right to protest , patrick. the right to protest, patrick. no one's own. >> hello by the way. patrick. how are you? i'm all right. how are you? hello, britain. hello, tokyo. oh, no, i think . i think tokyo. oh, no, i think. i think that people who protest, if they want to have a go at the cenotaph, that's more than protesting. that really is a kick in the nut for the people of britain and the people that fought and died

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