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know uh, and they put their trust in in in the place, which you would do and you, if you lived in dublin or london, uh, or glasgow, you, you, you trust, it's supposed to be a police service, service, somebody who serves the public, protects the public, so like every decent person, the the families believe that you know the place where the where their best - and then in 2005 they realized that that they've been told lies for 10 years and uh through nil murphy uh the their solicitor uh they agreed to speak for the first time uh and they did that uh through myself with the rs news uh and nile and the families uh had tried to documentaries with the bbc but the bbc had told them that they weren't interested in legacy keys uh anymore. uh and it was it was just a chance meeting between trevor and nile and myself uh and trevor said well why don't we do something that because we were naming the killers or the the people who the psni said carried out the uh the murders we were uh concerned that that we'd be injuncted and you know their identities or the role that they played uh would never be expo

the leaders of the risen podrick pierce as he stood with an armed guard on the steps of the gpo in dublin. after number of days of pitch street battles and heavy bombardments by the british army, decision was made to evacuate what now had been the center. the insurgency at the general post office in o'cannel street. with the building in flames, the romanian republican defenders made their way to five mirror street and began tunneling from house to house along the street. the following morning, one of the leaders, james conley was wrapped in blankets and carried through the holes they forced in the walls to number 16. in a small room, shaw mcgermada, podrick pierce, joseph plunchet, james conley and tom. park discussed the limited options open to them, including rushing the british army barricade on pornial street. tom clark, who went to look at the situation, returned to tell the leaders that it could not succeed. the leaders came to the reluctant conclusion that surrender was the only choice open to them to avoid further loss of life. julia granon, winnifer carneck and elizabeth ofarl ha

he runs a cafe in dublin and is american community leader in ireland. and then jed, the is martin, my earthquake scientist and professor of geo physics at king abdullah university. a warm welcome to you all, and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story. amanda. let me start with you today. you are there on the ground in merrick cash. i want to ask you about how much fear there is still among the residents of merit cash. we hear these reports of people that are afraid to go back into their homes that are still sleeping outside. what is the current situation and what is the level of fear right now? sure, i think um, in the 1st couple of days, of course, it was very intense, and i do think that the fear is subsiding a little bit. now, as people are just really moving towards relief efforts, but i also think there's a lot of people who are now starting to worry about, can they actually get back into their homes? you know, structurally, if there's any damage, if there's any cracking like, you know, just making sure that everything is safe and in p

in dublin you do need sunglasses for the morning drive.es are now staying nice and cool, in the mid-50s. as we go throughout the day, there will be a gradual warming trend, in the low 70s at 11:00, and we'll be at 80 degrees at 1:00. this is going to be very much like yesterday, low 80s in the south bay, san jose reaching 80 degrees and mid-80s for morgan hill, 84 in los gatos. for the east bay, expect danville, pleasanton, walnut creek to hit a high of about 84 degrees, and 77 in hayward for today. 74 in redwood city, and for san francisco 61 in the outer sunset and 66 downtown. temperatures reaching 81 in novato. we'll see a high of 83 in santa rosa. as we go through the next several days for one of our warmer spots like livermore, heading into the tri-valley for the weekend, we're going to see it getting just a little bit warmer with highs in the upper 80s, but then take a look at sunday, where we may get up to 92. it's going to be warmer, but this is not going to be extreme heat, and it doesn't last that long because we go back down fo

mohammed: hassan, you are in dublin, you are a member of the diaspora.rom where you are sitting, what has the response been thus far from the diaspora, from those moroccans who live in other parts of the world who want to help? hassan: i think it has been kind of, everyone is under the first shock. to see the devastation that took place, i think everyone is trying to gather together and think about this first wave. the help is coming from all different directions. and i think from outside, talking to some of my fellow moroccans, in the long run to establish something that would go beyond just, let's get rid of the rubble and things, because a lot of people have been displaced in a lot of these villages. i grew up in marrakesh and i have been to a lot of these places. just to see how much this is going to take to even bring something back, to bring total life or to help them to regroup or recuperate some of their losses. i can't even imagine being in the situation. my heart goes out to them and the people who died and are gone, god let them home. so we wa

take a look at dublin.re starting out in the low 60s here, a few clouds and sunshine, highs reaching into the mid to upper 70s. so it's definitely time to enjoy more time out there at the park, taking those long walks, as we are now seeing some cooler temperatures for the valleys. there won't be much of a change near the coast. in east san jose, expect a high today of 80 degrees. we're in the upper 70s, low 80s, antioch reaching 80 degrees. we're mostly in the upper 70s for martinez, pleasanton hitting 77, and in oakland today 71 degrees. low 70s for san mateo, while we'll see mid-60s in daly city. in san francisco, mostly mid to upper 60s for today. north bay temperatures hitting about 77 in santa rosa, novato, and 82 in ukiah. as we go through the forecast, looking ahead, daily showers and thunderstorms firing up for the sierra, from today through thursday. but the good thing is that just in time for the weekend, and a lot of people from the bay area are heading there, it's going to be drying out. then we

some folks may be taking the dublin grade as an alternate. we have another crash, highway 4, slowing westbound at san marcos and that's causing a slowdown. they need a medium rig to clear a truck. at the bay bridge, there's more slowing. i think they slowed the metering lights for a disabled vehicle reported around treasure island. i think it ran out of gas. back to you. >>> 6:10 right now. walmart, amazon, tiktok? the social media giant's new plans to compete for black friday shoppers. >>> we shall overcome some day. >> not with that hair, you won't. >> from the indy screen to the a-list. the man behind cult classics takes over hollywood and the spotlight. the big honor he's expected to receive in a matter of hours. >>> how much is too much to ask at cretors, we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own, even better together. try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popcorn. >>> right now at 6:14, as we take a look at santa rosa, the temperature is 55, the dew point is 55. that me

know uh and they put their trust in in in the place which you would do and you know if you lived in dublin or london uh or glasgow, you you know you trust, it's supposed to be a police service, service somebody who serves the public, protects the public, so like every decent person, the families believed that you know the place where the were their best uh option, and then in 2005 they realized that that they've been told lies for 10 years and uh murphy, the their solicitor uh they'... to speak for the first time uh and they did that uh through myself with the rs news uh and nile and the families uh had tried to documentaries with the bbc, but the bbc had told them that they weren't interested in lessy cases uh anymore uh and it was it was just a chance meeting between trevor and nile and myself uh and trevor said well why don't we do something because we were naming the killers. "the people who the psn i said carried out the uh the murders, we were uh concerned that that we would be injuncted and you know their identities or the the role that they played uh would never be exposed, so incr

looking at 580 coming into the area, the headlights move smoothly toward the dublin interchange.le slowing in the altamont. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a gruesome murder case now heading to the courtroom and this started with the discovery of human remains along the bay. >> "today in the bay"'s kris sanchez joins us live in dublin this morning. it sounds like the victim was in a volatile relationship with the suspect. >> reporter: it sounded very tumultuous by police accounts and by accounts of the neighbors, and accounts from the family, though indirectly. the suspect is here at the santa rita jail in dublin and he'll be before a judge today to face those murder charges for killing allegedly his girlfriend, 27-year-old rachel buckner's body was found in a bag along alameda shoreline back in july. her body was not intact. her boyfriend, 42-year-old joseph roberts, was arrested at the apartment in pleasanton where they lived together. neighbors told us that they were horrified to hear of buckner's death but said the trouble started long before that, with frequent arguments they

dublin in the middle here, the low in alameda county, $4.85 at the exxon. and in marin county, hq fuels on shoreline highway, we're looking at $4.95 in mill valley. >>> on the roadways, not a lot of change over the last few minutes. we are looking at a smooth flow of traffic around the bay bridge. getting there, west 80 does slow suddenly as you're heading through el cerrito out of richmond. so west 80 temporarily slowing. there may have been a crew that cleared in the last few minutes. at the toll plaza, very easy drive. >> thank you for those $4 gas prices, because i saw some $6 gas prices. thank you. >> spend your extra $2 looking for them. >>> the pretty party takes to the skies. coming up next, the unusual perk being offered by one airline for brock purdy's biggest fans. >> elon musk's biography walking >> elon musk's biography walking back some alaska airlines $99 companion fare means that you can bring your best friend... you know, one of us is gonna have to change? but we're twinning? oh yay. ♪♪ ♪ we care a lot. ♪ we made it! bmo has arrived. hello?

as we take a live look outside in dublin, it's a clear start to our morning in martinez. now at 58 degrees. it's a little cool as you're heading out the door. as we go through skrout the day, temperatures will slowly warm up and we'll see much more sunshine as our temperatures head for the mid to upper 70s for parts of the peninsula, san mateo reaching 75 degrees, 77 in oakland, and 83 today in concord. we'll see a lot of low 80s for much of the north bay as we get a sunny sky and breezy wind. it's going to be really nice. as we take a look at our forecast for tomorrow, expect it to reach into the low 80s for santa rosa, and morgan hill headed for 82 degrees. we'll get a look at what's ahead in our forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you. we'll check back with you. >>> oakland police are investigating an apparent deadly hit-and-run. officers in east oakland scoured international boulevard near 54th avenue, closing traffic through the night in both directions. off camera they told our photographer at the scene the victim died. police so far are not confirming tha

as we head over to dublin, look at what to expect today.ice one as we head to about 81 degrees and sunshine this afternoon. around the bay area, a lot of the temperatures matching what we had yesterday, but head into the weekend more changes ahead. i will talk about that in a few minutes. >>> mike, you spotted flashing lights. >> yeah, northbound 101, and they were flying over here. that transition is on to northbound 680 off of 101 with the taillights. there was no update on the chp for a while, and now there's an update that there's a crash southbound 280 to northbound 680. that could be what is going on with the slowing and flashing lights. we will continue to follow this and see if that slowing lasts more than just a couple seconds. the rest of the bay shows a nice easy commute, predictable. back to you. >>> you can't help but to notice the skyrocketing gas prices, and today in the bay's kris sanchez is live for us in san josÉ this morning. kris, what is the governor saying about all this? >> reporter: well, you know, he's definitely po

in dublin, alameda county, the low is $4.85 at the exxon. and in marin county, mill valley's low is at hq fuels. we have that on shoreline highway, today is low the $4.95. they were all under $5. marcus was happy to hear about that. >>> the roadways, a smooth flow of traffic, lower volume coming into the dublin interchange, just starting to see a little slowing. there is a crash reported on the shoulder. no injuries. the same latitude, across the san mateo bridge, the volume builds a little out of the hayward side, but no major problems and no major slowing. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> 6:08 right now. well, call it a burn like no other. >> it turns out no one really expected what was coming at this year's burning man, starting with the mud that stopped pretty much everything in its tracks. coming up, we talked with a long-time burner who is finally back in the bay area, and pretty happy about it. hear firsthand how it felt to be stuck in the mud. >>> elon musk's biographer continues to walk back some of the things he's saying in a book

also improvements on 6.80, southbound from dublin to fremont.ittle backed up as you make your way from past pleasanton. but overall much improved there as well. 70 oh bridge, only 14 minutes to make your crossing. richmond center fell at 11 minutes. well, the golden gate bridge also moving along just fine. james. all right, john, thank you. 6.51. the time in a federal judge has overturned california's ban on large capacity magazines. >> in his ruling, the judge wrote, quote, based on the text history and tradition of the second amendment to this law is unconstitutional and quote, now state attorney general rob bonta has 8 days to appeal the decision. he also issued a statement calling this ruling a quote credibly dangerous mistake. that same judge, by the way, overturned the very same ban back in 2019. >> a restaurant in san francisco's financial district is calling it quits after 14 years in business. barbacoa is going to be closing for good. the restaurant was hoping that it would get, you know, a return to pet the prepandemic levels. when eve

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there is no dublin scheme at the moment.an see a scenario where in a natural fact of the italian authorities overwhelmed by this surely just let these migrants head off through northern europe. luca: yes, but it has been a consolidated issue over the last 10 years, i would say. france has always complained about the leniency of the italian authorities in dealing with so-called secondary movements, the movement of those people entering europe through italy and then moving to other european countries like france. under the revelation there are requests for process in italy first. it is not a development and outcome of current news. this is something that has been going on for years, and in fact, no agreement has been possible in europe, a major agreement reforming the european system since the migration crisis in 2015. while what is happening today is a severe issue that will probably have some political consequences, it is nothing new in terms of relations between european union member states. france and germany have their ow

that helping to provide some cooling here, and it may be hard to clear out for that area, while in dublin and parts of the rest of the bay area, we are seeing sunshine as temperatures now in the low 70s. so it feels really nice and comfortable as we go throughout the day, only reaching into the low 80s. a high temperature of about 83 degrees there. and in fremont, expect to reach into the upper 70s, slightly cooler than normal. we'll see those changes ahead in the full microclimate recast. >>> caltrans service is back to normal after a train suc and killed someone last night near the redwood city station. we don't know who that person is who died, but when we get details we'll pass them along. >>> new details and new video of more efforts by a's fans to keep the team in oakland. check out this video that popped up on the social media platform formerly known as twitter. it's a billboard outside the oakland a's coliseum, and it just says, "sell." one word. some groups have been fighting hard for the own over the a's to sell the team. some say the move is because of money. they want a new st

in dublin, people may be heading through the tri-valley to the altamont pass into the central valley, it is right now in the mid-60s and we're only headed for about 70 degrees for today. it's going to be much cooler and just some peeks of sunshine for this afternoon as our high temperature only makes it into the low 70s. so, that is such a big change compared to what we've seen recently with san jose, reaching 73 degrees, and we'll see upper 60s in napa today. we'll talk about the rest of the weekend as well as some events going on. that's coming up in the full microclimate forecast. >> we'll watch out for that. thanks, kari. >>> some bay area college football rivalries are about to change as stanford and cal change conferences. in an now. this morning, the atlantic coast conference welcomed the two teams that are about as far from the east coast as they could be. nbc bay area's kris sanchez joins us with a big move from the pac-12. >> there's been a lot of movement over the last couple years, but we know that fans to hate their school's rivals almost as much as they love to love thei

a nice evening in san jose. 76 in fremont 78 degrees and sunny in dublin. and 75 degrees right now in napa, the winds. yeah, they've been kicking up a bit. we've had some gusts over 30 miles an hour in the san francisco to see some of those. 33 34 miles an hour. and so, yeah, that healthy sea breeze blowing outside right now. but overall, the pattern really not all that bad, that low pressure center kind of scooting out of town, kind of muggy weekend throughout this week and almost a tropical feel to it. now that has moved on out. we saw the brought to the deserts there in nevada. now we're starting to see more of a typical pattern beginning to settle in. so this trough, though, it's going to kind of hang around. we're going to see one last wave of moisture swing through for tomorrow. and then behind we start to see high pressure building is that ridge builds. and i think we may see a little more haze from some of the smoke and the fires in northern california work their way back toward the bay area overnight. tonight, patchy fog got a little drizzle likely

the easter rising had occurred in dublin. england made the terrible mistake, after suppressing the easter rising, of executing 16 of its leaders. shot them at dublin castle. got terrible press all over the world for that. and, st. louis was always on the route where irish artist and irish politicians, always in st. louis because there was such a big irish population. at the coliseum in jefferson there was a huge rally and the german society was there with the irish society and the hibernians and the whole point was to argue that young, irish, american men should not enlist in the u.s. army to fight in world war i alongside the british. the germans had never occupied ireland. the english had. we had no fight with the germans. our fight was still and would always be with the english until ireland was free and united as a country. and there was a lot of applause and people expressing their favor of that but the thing is, irish-american young men enlisted at the same rate or higher than other people. that was an indication that,

there may be a little blip approaching the dublin interchange for west 580. the south bay, a new incident for north 101. 87, still open this morning. reminder, it closes, full closure, at 9:00 p.m. in dublin, approaching the interchange, heading toward the earlier report of a crash, it looks like everything is clear. we'll continue to track. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," cisco and spelunk, which sounds like a movie review, i'll give that two thumbs up. >>> we're heating things up with nsync back together, already breaking records. get this, one had nothing to do with their music. coming up, how things got heated in their latest appearance. >>> good friday morning. we are still under the microclimate weather alert due to poor air quality in some spots. as we take a look at brentwood and our commute this morning, if you can, carpool or catch public transit. that really helps out with air quality as well. temperatures going from mid-50s to 70 degrees at noon. we will have another mild day and we'll get a look ahead to the weekend coming up. >>> it's a mil

so here in dublin, only reaching into the upper 70s. we'll talk about the rest of our microclimates coming up. >>> if you are heading out and maybe going across the san mateo bridge, i wanted to give you a live view. not a lot of traffic, so maybe you'll hang out with us longer and watch more of the newscast. i'll have a full update in a few minutes. >>> good morning. happy labor day. markets are closed for the holiday. labor day created by unions who held a parade in new york city celebrating labor and it turned into a day off from working, at least for most people. unions have had a brilliant resurgence, u.p.s. workers just negotiated a new contract that means drivers will earn $175,000 in pay and benefits a few years from now. starbucks locations are unionizing, $20 an hour for baristas. the united auto workers are looking at that, particularly the u.p.s. driver pay, and thinking that looks pretty good. uaw threatening to go on strike by september 14th, if the big car companies don't agree to their demands. now, that would be histori

a nice flow of traffic for dublin. no problem out of the altamont pass toward the dublin interchange, although we may see slowing in the next 20 minutes as well. 5:40 is when things start to change on the green sensors. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> new national recognition years in the making. next, a bay area high school football team is named the best in the nation ever. ever! we're going to hear from one of its biggest stars. ♪♪ ♪ ain't no mountain high ♪ >> we want to share these pictures kris posted on her instagram. so cute, i gasped. she and her daughter enjoyed the nice, cooler weather, went for a hike. don't forget, you can keep up with kris on instagram and facebook. she is particularly good about wow, you get to watch all your favorite stuff. it's to die for, and it's all right here. streaming was never this easy, you know. this is the way. get gigabit extra internet on the xfinity 10g network made for streaming for $25 a month for 2 years. could you turn down the volume? here, you can try. get way m

it is already busy as we take a live look outside in dublin, 580 people coming into the bay area andre going to see temperatures in the low 60s to start, starting out mostly cloudy, but then as we go throughout the morning it's going to gradually clear out and we'll see our temperatures going from low 60s to mid-70s for the afternoon. so dublin reaching 83 for today, san jose headed up for 81 degrees, and in mountain view expect a high of 77. also comfortable in san mateo and in oakland with a high of 75. so, we'll talk more about the weekend coming up. mike, you already have two incidents on 92. >> let's remember, 92 goes all the way across the bay. the first incident we talk about is southbound 880 and 92, the interchange there affected by a crash. there was some major injuries reported in the area, a motorcycle involved in this crash, no details over the last half hour, but there's still activity there, sounds like it should it be off to the shoulder, and there were major injuries reported but that's all we know. no slowing on the sensors on the eastbound side for 92. peninsula si

approaching the dublin interchange, a little slowing. locals know to expect that. >>> south bay, no delays. we have a crash reported in the berryessa area. it may or may not be affecting the drive on 680. the speed sensors are fine right now. >> thanks, mike. >>> 5:22 right now. next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> shoplifting is low tech, but some stores are going high-tech to stop it. even bringing in ai. i'm consume >>> 5:25 this morning. many stores complain that shoplifting is climbing, and so are the prices that you pay to cover the merchandise that's walking out the door. >> some stores are fighting back with new technology. consumer investigator chris chmura has an up-close look at how it works. >> let me take you inside a local store that is fed up with stealing. it's confronting the very real daily threat with artificial intelligence. this petaluma grocery store opened closed doors to let us see how new ai is watching its 36 security cameras around the clock. the unblinking computer looks for tell-tale signs so

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new service in dublin. of three european centres. region. ultimately the plan is for the data of 150 million european tiktok users to be stored in those three data centres. a similar project is under way in the us where it is under way in the us where it is called project texas. to ensure this process is conducted in an open and transparent manner, tiktok has hired a third party. ncc group, global cyber security firm with offices across europe. they will ensure data protection and cyber security controls are in place and in the coming months they will be partnering with tiktok to engage european policymakers and explain how this auditing process will be performed. all of this is happening because of the huge political and regulatory pressure that tiktok has been facing in the western markets, where it operates. there have been concerns that because tiktok is owned by chinese company, it could be forced to hand over its user data to the chinese authorities. those concerns already sparked eu institutions, the uk government and us autho

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oakland, alameda and hayward at 63 dublin and livermore. you're both at 60 degrees currently.the morning started off on a mild know and we say relatively mild all day long today, low 80's for most of our inland areas. 70's obviously for most of us across the bay today about to be a very pleasant feeling afternoon. but like yesterday was i'll tell you more about what to expect for your monday and beyond. still to come now for the roads, things out there also doing just fine. we don't have the metering lights yet on at the bay bridge. rolling through smoothly. as for the mateo bridge still holding at 11 minutes and still holding at the richmond center fell only 6 minutes. not a lot going on there yet and not looking at any fog across the golden gate. 17 from nevado to the toll plaza. great. thank you, john. >> in the east bay in oakland, restaurant was burglarized for the 3rd time this year. marzano on park boulevard at their front door smashed in thousands of dollars stolen friday morning. the burglars smashed the glass right there in the front door causing $1000 in damage. the

many east bay cities, including dublin, antioch, hayward, walnut creek and concord, among others, have installed cameras that have proven to be effective. we know these cameras have so much value. our neighboring communities have been using them for a while. i think it helps to make a community feel safer, and i know that that's a big concern. and people like the lifestyle and the way of life here in pleasanton and we want to try to keep it so anything that we can do, including cameras, i think helps maintain the wonderful lifestyle that we love here. if pleasanton receives the grant from the state for these situations, awareness cameras, their next step will be to evaluate vendors and determine where in the city they'll be putting up the cameras. in pleasanton, alice wurtz, ktvu fox two news. tonight at 11, the man accused of multiple sexual assaults in the sacramento area faced a judge today. is he eligible for bail? today's decision at 11 and we are tracking that temperature. we've got temperatures that will be warming up the next couple of days as we head into the weekend, i'll det

so as we get ready to head out in the tri-valley, we're taking a live look outside in dublin, where you may need sunglasses. we're starting out with temperatures in the upper 50s, we'll be at 71 at 10:00 and 82 at 1:00 today, as it slowly warms up. we're headed for the mid-80s for some of those mainly warmer spots in the east bay, as well as the south bay. we'll talk about the weekend coming up. >>> mike, you're giving us a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> let's show you a closer look. the metering lights are active. here is one factor contributing to the lighter traffic. bottom of the screen, north 880, just heard about a disabled vehicle, which explains the slowing as you head north past the coliseum. that will be a factor for the nimitz. i'll track that and get more detail. we're looking over here, we've been following this on west 24 at highway 13. this crash, it sounds like the activity is out of the roadway, but you will have a distraction near the transition. and the rest of the bay shows an easy, light drive with the south bay starting a second slowdown right on schedule. b

they were going to hang him because he participated in a rebellion outside of dublin and they didn't get him, but they got his name. and so if they if they caught him, they were going to hang him. he came over in steerage, ended up ended up up in st in st louis. there were so many rebellions. there was the rebellion of 1798. there was a rebellion of 1840. the rebellion of 1867. the rebellion of the easter rising in 1969, 1916, and in every case, there's an adjective that goes before irish rebellion, and it failed now failed rebellion. well, in 1867, the irish being a clever people as they are, had an ingenious plan to free ireland. it was the fenians. there were a number of st louis and involved in it too. their plan was and stick with me here, okay? to invade canada, to capture canada and hold it hostage. you're laughing. and the only way that england could get canada back or and they would want it back because it's canada was to free ireland and they actually invaded and failed. there. this is the this is the irish in 1904. this is the this is the irish. pavilion at the world's fai

." >> yes >> seth: you play a dublin bus driver >> yes >> seth: that means accent work. [ in dublin accentood. >> i swore i wouldn't do it on tv, but here i am. [ laughter ] givin' ya me best dublin accent i can. >> seth: that's very good. >> thank you, but no, seth no [ laughter ] you're very polite >> seth: oh, my god. jim, bring jim back! >> it's a completely different pairson. all right. i'm back i'm back oh, god. >> seth: a completely different pairson. [ laughter ] >> parsons pairsons whatever >> seth: that must be tricky with your last name being parsons. >> yes, awful. >> seth: yeah, yeah. this is very lovely as well. and very sweet of you to do -- everyone in the audience tonight will be getting vouchers to go see "spoiler alert." >> yes [ cheers and applause >> seth: we really appreciate it there's one -- again, very moving story, real life, not my place to be critical of any part of it. i do have a very small cameo in the film >> yes, you do and what's funny is i never knew it was going to be -- because i was acting to a blank tv screen. >> seth: yes >> and when i first saw the