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be right back with dawes!live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. something incredible is here at disney california adventure park. it must be epic! thrilling! daring! come ride the incredicoaster. it's going to be simply exhilarating, dahling. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i want to thank denzel washington and bobcat. apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. this is their album "passwords." here with the song "living in the future," dawes! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i know all of my exits i'm always plannin my escape ♪ aggressive symptom of this collective phantom pain ♪ ♪ and the more that you ignore it the more it makes ♪ ♪ you go insane just look around ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it's the battle of the passwords it's the trumpets on the hill ♪ ♪ it's that constant paranoia it's the final fire drill ♪ ♪ and if you won't sing the anthem ♪ ♪ they'll go find someone else who will they're crackin down ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we're livin in the fut

he met a man named charles dawes, and charles dawes had proposed a similar plan to the marshall plan. but it was privately funded. it was a way to interject cash flow into germany to help them recover from the devastation that had occurred during world war i. so kind of this synthesis of all of these various factors, certainly went into what marshall was thinking about when he surveyed europe in '45 and '46 and '47 and motivated him to encourage the u.s. to take a different course than they had post world war i. >> before i ask a question. can i clarify, did you say that they expected 50% casualties? >> yes. so that final quote i read from marshall, and i probably should have clarified that in the presentation as well. is i believe he was talking about the whole allied force. it wasn't necessarily the u.s. themselves expecting 50,000 casualties, or around 50%, it was the entire for the majority of the operation itself. >> so that, that's a much larger percentage than obviously the casualties that we expect now. did, did marshall do anything specific to change the way casualties were h

. >> jimmy: your fiance taylor and his band dawes, they were here. >> he was. >> jimmy: you were watchingttention and everything. >> i am proud. >> jimmy: you are proud. is he now here supporting you and watching you? >> he's not. [ audience groaning ] didn't return the favor. thanks, taylor. i was really happy to tag along. unbeknownst to me you had someone here i'm a mega fan of. >> jimmy: was it denzel washington? >> i love denzel but it wasn't denzel. the guys in the band were geeking out about getting a picture with denzel. i wanted to get a picture with karamo from "queer eye." he was judging the belly flop. >> jimmy: that's right, we had a belly flop contest and karamo was here. i never got to meet him, he left before the show was over. >> i stalked him mildly, i managed to weasel in and get a picture, and he was very, very kind. >> jimmy: i'm sure, they're all very kind. you're a big fan of the show? >> i'm a giant fact that of the show. >> jimmy: if they did some kind of crossover episode with "queer eye" and "this is us." >> i think they should. >> jimmy: the world would never s

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at some point on sunday he will leave here and go onto the next leg of his daw, to helsinki.ump has flown in to scotland tonight, where he is expected to spend the weekend at his turnberry golf resort. the president lavished praise on theresa may during a joint news conference, just hours after criticisms of her brexit proposals were published in the sun newspaper. tens of thousands have taken to the streets across the uk to protest against the visit, accusing president trump of spreading hatred. sport now, and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. good evening. we start with tennis and some extraordimary drama at wimbledon. the first men's semi—final betweenjohn isner and kevin anderson proved to be the longest last four tie in history at the all england club. and the second longest match ever at wimbledon. it lasted six hours and 35 minutes, here's the deciding moment, finally a match point for kevin anderson who took it. it finished 26—24 in that fifth set. it's the first time in 97 years there's a south african in the wimbledon men's singles final where he'll ta

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we'll have music from dawes.athy griffin, jim jeffries, kathryn hahn, with music from jason mraz and vance joy. so please join us for all that this week. our first guest tonight is a former nfl linebacker, furniture designer, exactor, same as most people. his critically-acclaimed new comedy is called "sorry to bother you." >> hey, cash. i got overdue house notes, dude. how much longer i've got to wait for my money? >> serge, i just got a new job and i'll have some money for you soon. >> damn, it you're four months now. soon is the only [ bleep ] word i hear from you. >> okay, i'm four months late. but check this out. god made this land for all of us, and greedy people like you want to hog it to yourself and your family and charge all the rest of us for the right to live. >> me and my family? >> yeah. >> cassius, i'm your [ bleep ] uncle. >> jimmy: "sorry to bother you" opens wide on friday. please welcome terry crews. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh! oh! >> jimmy: even lu the suthrough you can do that. >> i love th

a lot of cars out on the road, because it's a spare the air alert daw, and that means carpool, catch public transit. our air quality will be a little worse today. we have that marsh fire over clayton valley. that's going to blow drifts of smoke and high ozone levels across the bay area. we'll have a look outside in san jose. let's go to campbell. temperatures are not going to be too bad today. a little cooler than yesterday. we'll be at 67 degrees at 9:00, and 81 at 1:00 today. and reaching 84 at 3:00, as you make plans. if you want to go outside for a workout in the tri-valley and livermore, try to do that early because already by 10:00, we're at 75 degrees heading into the upper 80s at noon. we'll continue to heat up from there, reaching 95 for an afternoon high. san jose, expect a high of 87 degrees, and 76 in oakland. san francisco keeps it comfortable with a high of 70 degrees, and napa today reaching 90. as we look at santa cruz for the weekend, that's where you'll have some nice weather. if you're thinking of getting an escape to the beach this weekend, in the upper 60s to low

. >> it's also worth pointing out, an jump in here, that the harvard case is likely to daw significant publicity because it's harvard, and also just to note harvard strongly deniesns these allegat >> woodruff: nick schifrin, marcia coyle, we thank you both. >> pleasure,udy. thank yo. >> woodruff: two weeks ago, we first introduced you to sofi, a three-year-old girl who made the journey with her grandmother through mexico, fleeing violence, to seek asylum here in the united states. our newshour team first met them at a shelter in juarez, beforero they ced the u.s. border. >> nawaz: her family, angelica says, was targeted by mexin cartels, already killing her husband son, daughter-in-law, and three grandchildren. geaying out of mexico, she ss, is a matter of life or death. >> ( translated ): i'm worried for her. my granddaughter's lived through many very ugly things. >> nawaz: children are separatem heir parents or guardians. are you worried about that? makesranslated ): yes, afraid that they will separate me from my granddaughter. and i pray that they won't separate me from her. >> wood

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a little earlier, i spoke to alex daw who is the station commander at west midlands fire service where. a lot of similarities because you're going into an environment where you don't know what you're going to come across. absolutely, yes. he is well trained, well knowledgeable in what he does in the caves, like i said he's been doing it for 2030 years, if not longer. he's even made himself equipment that enables him to stay down there longer so they can go down further. these very calm and of those people have got him there, he's the best person for the job. most definitely. when you say he is very calm. what is it? what mental toughness that you have two happy to go into situation where not sure what you're going to face the leader in how long the error is required, what you will find at the end of the tunnel if you ever reached it. that would be my night now. yes, i think that adventurous quality and being calm and collected, not buckling under pressure, being very knowledgeable in what he does and he supports people around him really well. he will support the children and he is amaz

i would be taking dawes rolls on as director. nominees inher these positions, i do not. >> what classes did you take regarding consumer protection? >> senator, it was a long time ago, so i don't remember every class i took. >> but do you remember what you did in college? >> the administrative procedures act was something i studied extensively. i took a class in privacy law and a class in cyber security. those are all relevant to the discussion we are having here today as well as corporations, which i know is required of every individual in the program that i took. >> thank you. the point that i am trying to make is this is a highly technical job, and you know, simply having the skill sets of a law degree and having some familiarity with the operation administrative agencies practice act gets us to a point where we have to judge. i am not asking you about morality or anything. i am asking you about your core competencies for the job you have been nominated for, and so i think, obviously, you are and a trainednt professional. i jus

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