amid soaring cost of living, we talk to people there who say they're struggling to make ends meet eminem guide. yeah. and we are living in a difficult moment here in kenny and everything. a shooting up in price getting daily bread or even meals for days. a miracle if there is a shortage of foods, especially for people like cars, who depend on hand to mouth to where russia has been highly boosted the economy of our nation and wet from there is used to make an animal feeds. maybe that is while this is happening uh, crystal white floor as not affordable. and especially for us who live on the outskirts of the nairobi area. we don't have permanent jobs, and yet we must provide for our own families at home. politics and war and other places like ukraine has played a major setback in our suffering. it's true, not every one is capable of having 3 meals per day. and as you can see in my shop, i don't have much stock, even sunflower oil and wheat flour are nowhere to be seen. things are getting worse on a daily basis. my affording 3 meals in a day. no, not yet. the little money i get can only sust

whereas, and some of the people there who say they're struggling to make ends meet eminem guy. jim, which we are living in a difficult moment here in kenya, and everything is shooting up in price, getting daily bread or even meals for a day. as a miracle, there is a shortage of foods, especially for people like us who depend on hand to mouth. to where russia has been highly boosting the economy of ordination and wheat from there is used in making animal feeds. may be that is why all this is happening then of course, so many lemme wheat floor has not affordable. and especially for us who live on the outskirts of the nairobi area. we don't have permanent jobs, and yet we must provide for our own families at home. politics and war and other places like ukraine has played a major setback in our suffering. has that i should a good it's true, not every one is capable of having free meals per day. and as you can see in my shop, i don't have much stock. even sunflower oil and wheat flour are nowhere to be seen . things are getting worse on a daily basis. they may in my day, metal it, a

uh, look what you said about kira lvovna, here is a conversation with senator eminemes, yes, not a blinkthing is ugly. here is another such ugly moment from yesterday's meeting. this is not glinka's senators happened. there he has a verbal altercation. and on what topic? if ukraine became a member of nato, then our soldiers would now be on the battlefield. you understand that by continuing to call for ukraine to be included in the ranks of the alliance, while maintaining such a policy of behavior, you will be forced to send american forces kyiv front. yes, this is an important topic, it's good that you touched it. however, i have a different idea of ​​what is happening strange, which have been attacked by russia in recent years. georgia ukraine was not part of the alliance the kremlin specifically attacks only those countries that are not members of nato it can also be argued that the countries that russia attacked were part of the soviet union i completely disagree with this. i mean, i don't agree anthony well, listen, well, you're in four grades. you are finished well comment. what doe

. >> jimmy: this is 2000, the "up in smoke" tour, you with dre, snoop, ice cube, eminem. is, the number one all-time, highest-grossing hip-hop rapture of all-time. >> jimmy: is that right? also the biggest pants of all-time? [ laughter ] the largest. so did you ever go up in smoke with any of these guys? >> no. >> jimmy: never? >> no, no, no. i don't smoke. i don't drink. i don't do anything. >> jimmy: snoop didn't give you a little peer pressure, nothing? [ laughter ] >> hey, i let him do his thing. there, though. it's okay. >> jimmy: okay. >> i stay in my lane. hey, all i want him to do is get out on that stage and do his thing. >> jimmy: yeah. you approach it the same way you would approach owning a team, huh? >> there you go. >> jimmy: one more question about owning a team, the los angeles dodgers, they seem to have a great team this season. >> yes. >> jimmy: if you are the manager of that team, clayton kershaw throws seven innings of a perfect game, do you pull clayton out of that game? >> no question about it. >> jimmy: you do? >> because that was his first start. >

, and then i feel like an idiot i'm too worried about what people think of me so i will do, like, eminemake this serious. >> i'm definitely not good at this, so there for i'm going to do it. >> jimmy: oh, i'm the opposite, i'm really trying to get my album out. [ laughter ] if there's producers out there, check this out ♪ don't stop ♪ >> you can carry a tune, so it's not -- it wouldn't be hard >> jimmy: do you sing around the house? >> yeah, i only sing things that are stuck in my head. which are like - ♪ mira, mira, mira, mir royal detective >> jimmy: yeah >> or um - ♪ hey gabby ♪ does anybody know? ♪ welcome to the dollhous >> jimmy: "gabby's dollhouse" is the greatest. >> no, it's a great show, and i love watching it i really do. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that is such funny reaction "no, i just love it so much! >> i will tell you, i listened to "encanto" album when i was in barcelona -- away from my kids last week >> jimmy: just cause you love it >> i love it so much i do i love it. >> jimmy: you've been acting, believe it or not, over 20 years does that seem possible? no >> i don't - >>

you know, there is a section on tupac shakur, i talk about arrested development, i talk about eminem, but here is like the main reason there's not more hip hop in this book. okay. i wrote about grunge music and sort of the effect it had on the larger zeitgeist, then i talk about liz fair here and there, music throughout the book. i didn't talk about brick pop for example, brick pop was a significant part of musical culture during that decade but i was like well, i could either do it totally in passing or i have to write an entire section on grip hop and if i write about grip hop, i need to then write about indy rock because in some ways that was just as essential and a really flourishing at the same time, like indy rock is a weird way to call it now, but i think the band pavement is mentioned in two sentences in this book. seemingly, could have written an entire chapter on pavement but i had to make a choice and there's teen pop and britney spears and that at the end, if i wrote about all of t would have had to write about that so now all these chapters about music and now either the

it of king eminem, kanye west, that calibre of artists.y denied all the _ them. as i said, he strenuously denied all the allegations. - them. as i said, he strenuously denied all the allegations. as i them. as i said, he strenuously i denied all the allegations. as you have told us, he has now stepped down from his show until further notice. as he said anything else? has there been any other comment from him? element there's been no other comment from him other than his spokesperson who said he is a successful and well respected dj and that he does completely, entirely deny all of the allegations in our documentary. vladimir putin has warned that if any other country intervenes in moscow's military operation in ukraine, russia will launch a quick—fire military response. speaking to lawmakers in st petersburg he said that "if anyone sets out to intervene in the current events from the outside and creates unacceptable threats for us that are strategic in nature, they should know that our response... will be lightning—fast". he added — in wha

i do talk about two live crew in their trial not really their music so much talk about eminem. i'm but here's he's like here's the main reason there's not more hip hop in this book. okay? i wrote about grunge music and sort of the effect that i felt it had on a larger side guys and then i talked about, you know, liz phair here and there i talked about alanis morissette his music throughout the book. there's a lot of music i didn't talk about i didn't talk about britpop. for example, rick pop was a incredibly significant part of musical culture during that decade, but i was like, well, i'm not gonna you know, i'm not like i can't even do it totally in passing or i have to write an entire section on britpop. and if i'm gonna write about ripop then i also need to write about any rock. because in some ways that was just as essential and kind of really flourishing at the same time like like into rocks kind of a weird way to column now, but like, okay like pavement the man pavement i think is mentioned in two sentences in this book. um, seemingly you could have written entire chapter

can you hear what song eminem does she shut it down? >> nope. >> oh, no.t shy at all >> all right >> i hope she was listening to the clean version. >> our own jenna bush hager and her twin sister barbara live in studio 1a, they're bringing us a story about the power of sisterhood and bringing us a sneak peek at their new children's book. >> and it's the first time we've seen barbara since she became a mom last fall. baby cora. right after these messages stay with us that's a good tease. once-monthy add-on treatment for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occured. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your asthma specialist about a nunormal with nucala. see him? he's not checkin' the stats. he's finding some investment ideas with merrill. eyes on the

. >> reporter: and as eminem's mother in "8 mile." >> what are you doing with your life that's so great the challenges. >> it's like something just completely shuts down within you and you have to relearn everything. >> yeah. yeah. >> i had to relearn to drive and for many years i would not go through the tunnels in malibu. everything used to make me nervous. >> agoraphobia is an anxiety disorder. a person who suffers from it, they have increasing anxiety about leaving their home a lot of the time about being in open spaces and they tend to have a lot of anxiety about what could go wrong if something happened and being able to kind of escape and feel like they are safe. >> reporter: for basinger her symptoms presented physically as well. >> you live with a dry mouth all the time. you're very shaky. you're just so exhausted all the time. >> reporter: approximately 1.7% of the general population battles agoraphobia and most commonly it develops before the age of 35. experts say in some it can be cured. and there are a variety of treatments available. >> people who suffer from agoraphobia

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