the emmys? >> yeah, the emmys were like, no, you can't get in without the tickets. >> jimmy: what? carpet, because we need pictures of your outfit. because they give you the outfit just so you can take the pictures. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: right, right. >> so we're racing. we get back. >> jimmy: what? >> to the carpet. i'm like, all right, we're here. crickets, jimmy. there is -- i mean, people are picking up trash on the carpet. i missed everything. and there were no pictures. and finally we get in there. and there are people saving our seats. and one of the women saving our seats had a dress full of glitter. so the seat that my wife was supposed to sit in -- full of glitter. just full of glitter. so we don't want her to sit in the glitter. >> jimmy: oh. >> and they put her in the back. and i'm waving to her, like hey, how you doing? i can see you, hey! we end up trying to get her a towel. they come out with a white towel for a red seat. >> jimmy: wow. wow, what a mess. this is why i always carry a fanny pack and a shop vac. [ laughter ] >> got it. >> jimmy: fanny pack for the tick

congratulations to you, emmy. >> thank you. and i am really excited.d have a great day. >> bill: great questions, thank you, emmy. bye. you know what a dirty water hot dog is. if you go to the same vendor it's $2, cheap lunch. a little mustard. you can go for another four hours. >> dana: it smells so good when i walk by. i have been tempted. i've been tempted. in the winter i like the roasted chestnuts. >> bill: how about emmy? that's a little factor there, too. so yeah, you are what you are. what you see is what you get. take that as a high compliment or high praise? >> dana: i think that's true of you, too. i think that's a good quality but also just an easier way to live. who has the time or energy to try to be someone else? i could never keep up. >> bill: i agree with you on that. sweet emmy. she is good. >> dana: what i love about her, her dad is in local news in idaho. he encouraged her. i love the girl dads out there. cheers to you on this monday. >> bill: have a great day and we're here all week. >> dana: here is harris. >> harris: fox news ale

. >> that's right, you guys, "special" was nominated for three emmy awards in its first season and it's96% on rotten tomatoes. ryan, you see him behind me. he's tackling ablism and homophobia in the show with humor and heart. >> i have a thing. it's called cerebral palsy. >> reporter: ryan o'connell is special. he's the creator, writer, and star of the netflix show "special", loosely based on his own experiences as a gay person with a disability. >> i opened the closet about being gay, and i opened the closet about being disabled, and now no more closets. >> reporter: making space for himself in an industry that told him there wasn't one. >> my existence is too fringe, too strange and no one wants-to-to see it and no one cares about my reality and my life. the success of "special" and the reception of "special" gives the middle finger to all of that. >> reporter: the first season of the show picking up three emmy award nominations, and after a brief pandemic pause, it's back. >> i have to admit, i actually thought i was done dealing with my cp, but it still trolls me all the time. i fee

>> yes, he talks about it frequently. >> letterman's theory was we have won emmy awards.he 11:30 time slot. >> one of the most important moments in the history of dave letterman's show is when ge bought nbc. >> when general electric bought this company, rca and nbc, i thought i would drop by the general electric building here in midtown manhattan. >> we just wanted to drop off a little fruit basket and say hello to the -- the folks on the board of directors. can you -- can you hear me? >> and david letterman was a broadcaster, down to his bones. and the idea of this company that makes light bulbs becoming his boss offended him, deeply. >> i'm dave letterman. nice to meet you. what is your name? >> i am going to ask you turn the cameras off please. >> wanted to drop off a basket of fruit. a gesture of good will. >> cut the cameras, please. >> just direct -- >> and that was part of the whole bit we did on the air. but then, we use that over and over, again, as the general electric handshake. >> here it is, in slow motion now. the general-electric corporate handshake. get a

they won the emmy for best writing. she ends up stepping down.tterman always took what he did on the air as part of his real life. he would talk to his mother on the show, and afterwards he'd say oh, boy, i'm glad i got to talk to her tonight. now i don't have to call her the rest of the week. >> thank you very much for the broadway tickets. that's great. >> and what about all the love and entertainment i provide nightly for the american viewing public? >> that's wonderful. >> there was always that worry that dave's irreverence was going to alienate guests. >> like a littlt bump or someth. feel that. >> this is your idea of a little bosom? >> you're at work, harvey. relax. >> this represents one of the fleet of your new shuttle service. >> watch, this don. >> whoa! my gosh. whoa! excuse me. >> it was very unusual to see the amount of hostility between talk show and guest then or now. >> what do you mean is this as good as it gets? like what would have been a better thing to say to you? >> i don't know. because i thought i would never want to do t

upper actually once actual batman. 32 you-- what is this at the-- what is this the emmys, the oscars?u a member of the academy? >> i don't know. is anybody a member of anything. the point is that, you know, that i was there at the academy awards on stage, and, actually, i was about to go on stage. i was backstage-- backstage at the academy awards is just look a traffic jam of, like, the craziest celebrities. >> stephen: sure >> and it's like brad pitt and chaka khan. and it's just-- it's so mental, right. >> stephen: i didn't know brad pitt and chaka khan were dating. really? >> they were-- they were going to do a picture for m.g.m., at one point. so, anyway, i'm in there, and i'm wearing the full suit. and french film star-- french film dynamo maranne coutierre, and in me ear she says, "didn't i kill you?" >> stephen: wow, that's sexy. >> very chilling. >> stephen: yeah also kind of indicative that she never saw the end of "the dark knight rises." i did my scene. i don't care what happens after this. you're so closely associated with leggos at this point, last year you ended up hosti

. >>> ahead, emmy winner samira wildy from "the handmaid's tale" talks about a pivotal moment and . >morning. it's 7:26. two people were rescue from a house fire in san lorenzo. flames broke out just before 2:30. the fire is out and crews keeping an eye on hot spots. >>> five people were force from their homes in oakland after a fire burned this house on alcatraz. crews kept it from spreading to other homes. no injuries have been reported and a cause is still under investigation. >>> santa clara officially moves into the esbusinesses to track their the information being shared. >>> and let's start off with a live look at the bridge. seems like this is kind of the new normal. we are seeing the brake lights around this time in the morning. if are you headed out of the east bay over into marin you will have slow conditions here and as you work across the span itself. jumping over to the maps rig now. you can see coming off the east shore freeway westbound 80 we have the brake lights into richmond. you will have that slow and go ride across the richmond, san rafael bridge. it's slow. west

i have lost an emmy -- >> seth: oh congrats >> oscar, grammy >> thank you very much thank you. >> seth to audra mcdonald 'cause she's got 40 so - >> seth: yeah. >> i had a weird full circle thing where the last time i presented at the tony's, she was there and she came up to me. and she was like, "my daughter is a big fan of yours. she's 12 and she wants to meet you. and so i started info dumping in her face about how it was this really incredible, you know, circle of life of thing. and she's was like "cool can you take a picture with daughter i'm audra mcdonald i have 40 tony's." >> seth: yeah. >> like, "bye. >> seth: she's like, "can we do this fast 'cause they're about to give me a tony and i really need to be out there?" >> "20 more. they made up categories. i'm that good. >> seth: thank you so much for being here it's always so delightful to see you. and congrats on the movie. >> thanks, man good to see you. >> seth: "stowaway" is streaming on netflix now we'll be right back phil donahue and marlo thomas ♪ ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ hey limu! [ squawks ] how great is it that we get to te

she's an emmy-nominated and golden globe winning actress for her work on "blackiish." will be here and she is a dear friend from my "snl" days you know her from "a.p. bio", "wine country" and now, "girls5eva" on peacock paula pell will join me in studio before we get to all that, the republican party has decided that its path back to power is complete and total fealty to donald trump and they're purging anyone who refuses to repeat his lies about the 2020 election, no matter how destructive it is for the country. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ it is exceedingly rare in the history of this country for a political party to stay so closely tied to an ex-president, let alone one who was as deeply unpopular as donald trump. what we're seeing right now, in the republican party is not usually how the process unfolds after a party loses power, especially in a landslide. amid a once in a century cataclysm. and let's remember, the gop didn't just lose they got wiped out they lost the presidency and both houses of congress. trump never once cracked 50% job app

then there's some belgium to a company called emmy cor. that recycles precious metals. smartphones are full of valuable resources including gold, silver, and platinum mining. these often causes huge environmental problems. rather than extracting them from the earth, the company can recover up to 20 precious metals from electronic scrap. still, this is a rare example worldwide. first, the shredded waste is tested for its metal content and then placed in the blast furnace where the plastic is melted and used for generating energy step by step, the metals event separated from each other and melted down. there are other ways to do too with an indian if you were, if you focus for instance, on one of the metal springs, the schools you reduce the majority of the other metals in your process. and it's really on the precious metal can we can get out of it out so that that is very good news. and indeed we recycle them to the highest that they can see we use in different shapes. the metals contained in one smart phone or only worth about one euro 50,

>> finally, emmy award or star on the hollywood walk of fame? emmy or hollywood walk of fame?kly found out i was being nominated, aren't you on that? laura: what happens to that delay? how long ago was that? you should have been on that 50 years ago. >> that is the world i live in. you haven't been scandalized so badly that they cancel you. i am still here. laura: i am coming to nashville and hanging out with you and we are definitely having line. laura: the whole world is moving here. laura: great to see you, thank you so much. >> thanks for having me. laura: a lot more of my conversation with kathy lee, go to foxnation.com after the show and watch the full interview. when we come back an exclusive interview i will tell you about for monday, reveal terrifying government overreach. i will tell you about it next. it grows two times faster than seed alone for full, green grass. everything else just seems... slow. it's lawn season. let's get to the yard. >> among the many thousands of trump supporters who peacefully laura: paul and marilyn were among the trump supporters who rall

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my first guest is the emmy and oscar-winning filmmaker alex gibney.entary about the opioid crisis. >> when you as the rep walk in there, they run to you with a pen to sign and are running away at the same time because they don't have time to talk to you because they're treating patients making money. if he's a businessman i have to show him the wifm-- what's in it for me? that's all they're thinking, what's. in it for me? buddy will you stop talking about the freaking drug and saving the patient. stop talking about the science and tell me with what's in it for me because you're wasting my time. those are the reps. those are the doctors you want to find. >> trevor: alex gibney, welcome to "the daily social distancing show." >> thanks, trevor. >> trevor: the last time you were on our show was in 2018 and you were on with your documentary "dirty money." now you are back with another documentary about a topic that i can't even explain to you how infuriating it makes me as a person because, "a," of what was done to people. "b" of what the ramifications hav

but she also did emmy award on the door the star on the hollywood walk of fame., and frank when he found out i was being nominated for that he sai aren't you on that already? >> what happened to that the way ? >> he should have been on that ten or 15 years ago. >> that's the world i live in. we been around we've survived the critics and you haven't bee scandalized so badly that peopl cancel you, i am just still her and they don't know what to do with me. >> kathy lee, i'm coming to nashville and i'm hanging out with you and were definitely having wine. to get the whole is moving here. you'll love the taxes. >> great to see you, thank you so much. >> god bless, thanks for having me. >> a lot more of my conversatio with kathy lee go to fox nation .com right now after the show and watch the full interview. when we come back, in exclusive interview i will tell you about for monday that will reveal terrifying government overreach. all tell you about it next. find more ways to grow at miracle-gro.com. >> among the many thousands of trump supporters who peacefully ralli

he was a multiple emmy award-winning correspondent for abc news for more than three decades. as the moderator of the intelligence. it is absolutely wonderful to have you here. we cannot thank you enough and i will turn it over to you. >> thank you. >> we have known each other a long time. there are certain aspects of the thinking that i only discovered through this terrific book that he wrote and i do say it is a terrific book. you write not like a lawyer and i want to congratulate you on that. >> i take that as a complement. >> yes, it is meant as one. >> you have been counsel where i've worked for decades but there's a lion in the book i want to bring back and we will talk about what the book is but i want to quote this line. chief justice john roberts loves the first amendment. i've known attorneys that have that love for the first amendment. do you love the first amendment? >> thank you. it is great to be here with you. yes, i do love the first amendment. i love it partially because i do believe the freedom of speech and freedom of the press and partially because it has e

she won two more emmys for alicia florrick on the show "the good wife."r book. you say, listen, you're the youngest of three girls. and you said that when you're the youngest, you admit you got away with a lot of stuff including -- this is -- i found this hard to believe about -- obnoxious and loud in school. you sort of became the class clown to fit in. i just don't see you that way, julianna margulies. what was going on in your brain at that time? >> no. that was -- i think that was -- so i write about that time in my life because it was when i had left england and come back to america, and i was trying to fit in with the kids. and i noticed that a lot of the girls were tomboys. i thought that maybe if i acted like -- more like a boy and i could get attention that way and fit in that way. so for a while, i was actually nicknamed julie-animal. >> yes. >> as a fourth and -- third and fourth grader. by fifth grade, i started getting crushes on boys and realized that it was much better perhaps not to beat them up but to -- to t and get them to like me. i st

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out a series emmy award winning investigative program is back exploring the fault lines in the u.s. as america attempts to tackle police brutality and shootings against people of color there's growing demand to hold to account those who have sworn to serve and protect from hostile to hostile more hotel 6 blues geopolitical conflicts from the perspective of iconic hotels on the frontlines and former south african president jacob zuma goes on trial for corruption may on al-jazeera. to. germany pushes back against a proposal to waive peyton's for covert 19 vaccines warning it will complicate production. i know about this and this is all to see a live from doha also coming up 25 people dead in a massive police raid in rio de janeiro targeting drug traffickers. former maldives president and parliament speaker mohamed nasheed in speed.

. >>> the late alex trebek has been nominated for his final daytime emmy. this is for outstanding game show host. you can watch jeopardy every weeknight at 7:00 right here on abc7. >>> a 28 what woman has been charged with assault. she is accused of knocking out a flight attendant's teeth. this happened on a flight from sacramento to san diego last weekend. this is new video showing police escorting the woman off the plane in san diego. a southwest spokesperson said the woman ignored standard instruction and got busily -- verbally and physically assaulted. with more people flying, the fda said the number of fights between airline workers and passengers is on the rise. here is gio benitez. >> reporter: in this morning's gma first look, in-flight chaos. with more than 37 million people expected to travel for memorial day, 2.5 million by air, all eyes are on those rising encounters. between passengers and airline workers. the numbers are concerning the faa receiving about 2500 reports of unruly passengers since the start of the year. 1900 for refusing to wear

the day time emmy nominations were announced yesterday.k was announced. he is the most nominated host in the category with 31 nominations. larry king also received a post humusly category. he is yet to win and nominated four times before. the emmy awards will be presented friday, june 25th on cbs. we want to congratulate our very own willie geist on the nomination of his wonderful sunday "today." thanks, willie. we have to get some mugs here on your former "way too early" for your new show. >>> legendary british rock band the whoa is being honored with a commemorative coin in the united kingdom. it was announced this week with the who joining sir elton john, queen, and david bowie. the coin was designed by harry gray and features a classic guitar captured in the guitar in a pinball. it will cost over $3,200. coming up, we take a look at other stories. before we go to break, a quick note. you can hear the latest news and updates from your favorite msnbc shows anywhere when you go to tune in/msnbc 2021 to listen. in age before beauty? why no

. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: my first guest is a nine-time emmy winner who executive producesn, now. >> hi, buddy [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: thank you, bud you look great thank you for coming back. >> thanks for having me. look how close we are. >> jimmy: i know, dude, you were here for every stage of the -- you were there for every stage of the - >> yes from zoom back to the room >> jimmy: wow. happy belated birthday, by the way. >> thank you so much my birthday was tuesday. i turned 51. [ cheers and applause ♪ it's one of the cutest ages. people say it's like 18 months, 6, and then 51 [ laughter ] they're like, "oh, look at her little outfit! i think she's trying to dance. 51 [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh my god. did you do anything? did you do anything fun? >> you know, we just had a few people come to our office for cake, and it felt like a fight club it felt like - [ laughter ] it was like so illicit we were like, "there's seven of us here. we're eating cake. it felt like that time tracy morgan had, like, an illegal after hours casino at the after party. "i can't believe

learn more at cosentyx.com. ♪ >> seth: our next guest is the emmy nominated creator, and star, of thet been? >> oh, yes, many times i love it there. i just, i guess it's just true what they say, you know, it's harder to create when you're happy. >> you're not happy? >> no, i am, i'm very happy. >> really? because it's been two months since you spoke to your mother >> seth: please welcome to the show ryan o'connell. how are you, ryan? >> hi, it's so nice to meet you on zoom, the way god intended! [ laughter ] >> seth: i agree with that 100%. hey, congratulations on the second season of the show. you play a character who is gay, and has cerebral palsy that is true of you, but this is a very fictionalized character what are the differences between you and the character you play >> well, seth, my charac my virginity, not to brag, at 17 >> seth: congratulations >> thank you so much, that's very meaningful. he also lived with his mom until he was 28, very norman bates vibes. and i moved out at 18, right on schedule so, i would say he's kind of the goof troop, you know what i mean and i feel

mario duplantier is here welcome to the show, mario our first guest is an emmy nominated co-head writeream this thursday on hbo max. let's take a look. >> i just want to say, i'm sorry. >> it's cool i could barely smell it. >> oh, no, not that. i mean, i'm sorry for everything going on in the country. ♪ with the police shootings and all the injustices, and for white privilege. >> this thing even move yet? >> seth: please welcome back to the show one of our favorites, michael che. ♪ >> all right >> seth: isn't this something? isn't this great >> this is good. this is good >> seth: welcome, buddy. >> how are you >> seth: is it -- i mean, you've done a couple of these with no audiences. >> yes, i have >> seth: how is it -- i know it is not full at "snl," but it really does feel full at home watching >> it feels amazing now. like, it feels really, really great. like, i think -- i don't know how many people was in there, but you start to forget what it was like when it was packed. >> seth: right you just need to set a new baseline and now - >> yeah. and it's also kind of cool because you can

senator amy klobuchar will be here and the second season of her emmy nominated "a black lady sketch shows on hbo our friend robin thede is back and we'll have music from ryan hurd and maren morris but before we get to all of that, the republican party and conservative movement are now so committed to an alternate reality where donald trump won the 2020 election that if you're a republican and you depart even slightly from that deranged lie, you'll be punished for more on this it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: republicans as a party are just fully out of ideas. they have nothing constructive to add to the national discourse. they spend their time whining hysterically about hamburgers and dr. seuss and are still trying to get the last election overturned they're so desperate to be outraged about utter nonsense they spent an entire day getting mad about the "snow white" ride at disneyland. >> cancel culture is coming for a disney classic >> cancel culture extending its reach, deep breath this time to "snow white." >> the mob going after prince charming for kissing the princess or sn

emmy-nominated host of "nailed it!" comedian, nicole byer. co-creator and star of "hacks," paul w.uring the 8g band with fred armisen and now seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers and this is "late night. we hope you are all doing well let's get to the news. the national guard yesterday began withdrawing troops from the u.s. capitol following a five month deployment after the january insurrection which is strange, considering they didn't even get all of the insurrectionists out yet the white house announced today that the u.s. has officially vaccinated 50% of its adult population and they expect that by the end of september, they will have vaccinated the other 7 or 8%. that's right, the white house announced today that the u.s. has officially vaccinated 50% of its adult population as well as one 11-year-old with a mustache "uh, could i get a moderna and a case of mike's hard lemonade [ light laughter ] who's schwinn is that outside? so lame. president biden is expected to meet with russian president vladimir putin next month in switzerland for their first face-to-face

. >> you remain the only person of color and only woman to have produced the emmy awards, right? >> actually, this past year, there was an african-american producer. >> excellent! i was just going to ask you if you think things are changing and you just proved my point. this really is the time, isn't it? >> it is, it is a really exciting time. i started in 1974, so, you can imagine the change that i have seen. in particular, the past few years, it really has been wonderful. having the support of the entertainment industry with other group that groups, you know, we are all here about equity, inclusion, diversity, and it just makes entertainment better. it serves our audience. just look at the united states. >> has the conversation changed a lot? as you produced shows like american idol, right? all those reality shows, did you have trouble finding asian american faces to put on tv? and was there talk about maybe we shouldn't do that because maybe it is not mainstream enough? talk about what you had seen and if things have changed. >> i was fortunate to be with the alternate enterta

i hope this frees me porter won an emmy for his hiv positive character.tell on the fx series pose. he says the isolation of the pandemic led him to reflect on his secret. >> a terrifying surveillance footage shows an 11 year-old girl fighting off a would be kidnapper. how police say they tracked him down. it's the memorial day sale on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it's the most comfortable, dually-adjustable, foot-warming, temperature-balancing... proven quality night sleep we've ever made. and now, save $1,000 on the new sleep number 360 special edition smart bed, now $1,799. only for a limited time. tonight, an 11 year-old girl here in florida. >> you see she gets knocked down. she fights off this attack or a would be kidnapper. she was waiting there at a bus stop. yeah, this encounter was all caught on camera. as you can see there, deputies say that a car pulled up to the girl. >> and then a man with a knife. he jumps out and grabs her, but she fought back reporter melissa marino has that story. >> the video out of pensacola is shocking. you can

she's an emmy and golden globe winning actress. you know her from "e.r." and "the good wife." "the sunshine girl, an unexpected life" is out now julianna margulies will be here in our studio. i'm so happy to her in person. you know him from "buddy game," "win a date with tad hamilton!" and the transformers franchise he is in "jupiter's legacy" on netflix, which is based on a comic i love josh duhamel is here and part one of her debut album "parallel universe" came out on friday we'll have music from alaina castillo. but before we get to all of that, the wingman of florida congressman matt gaetz pleaded guilty in court today and promised to cooperate fully with prosecutors. meanwhile, donald trump is threatening to abandon his former lawyer, rudy giuliani who is also under criminal investigation. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: maybe it's a coincidence, but the maga crowd seems to have a lot of criminals in it. i don't want to make generalizations, but there are more criminals, or alleged criminals in trump's inner circle than there are in a motorcyc

since his diagnosis the actor has won an emmy, grammy, and tony award, and currently stars in "pose."antage of tesla's autopilot. authorities have released 911 calls and dash cam video after he allegedly fell asleep behind the wheel. >> there's a black tesla, and the driver's sleeping. he's not erratic, it's just that i -- i looked over and he's sound asleep. >> police say metul patel was going 82 miles per hour on a highway in kenosha county. they tried to pull him over for two miles, but he never responded. once patel did stop he denied being asleep, but officers say he's been accused of sleeping while driving twice before. tesla warns drivers to always ford's new all-electric pick yip ford's new all-electric pickup truck, the f-150 lightning. erroll barnett takes it for a ride. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." [♪] when you have diabetes, managing your blood sugar is crucial. try boost glucose control. the patented blend is clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels. boost glucose control products contain high quality protein and key nutrients to sup

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al-jazeera is emmy award winning investigative program is back exploring the front lines in the u.s. as america attempts to tackle police brutality and shootings against people of color this growing demand to hold to account those who have sworn to serve and protect from hostile to hostile more hotels explodes geopolitical conflicts from the perspective of iconic hotels on the frontlines and former south african president jacob zuma goes on trial for corruption may on al-jazeera. that south africa's apartheid regime for to cling on to power in the latter half of the 20th century it routinely imprisoned tortured and murdered its opponents controversially many of those crimes went unpunished in the years of reconciliation that followed but the families of victims have never given up hopes of justice face is the remarkable story of one man's best life to hold his father's killers to account. it's late at night on the 27th of june 1905 in a remote region of apartheid south africa 4 young activists are returning home to craddock the tiny town in the eastern cape a 1000000 they followed by

mooney was an emmy-nominated writer. he began collaborating with prior in 1968 and fans say they confronted racism on stage, probably more directly than ever before. mooney also wrote for dave chappelle, erode for in living color among others. and he was 79. it was hilarious in chappelle show for many years. meanwhile, you may see prices of one going up later this year. according to annual crop report in napa valley. >> the value of one grapes have been cut in half production dropping from 937 million dollars in 2019 to 461 million in 2020, the overall production of the wine. grape also dropping by 60,000 tons compared to the year before the highest-performing varieties in tonnage and overall value were cabernets and chardonnay and. so long on blocks. i don't believe i said that right posted, ok, good news for drink or good news for commuters, though. if you use a clipper card to get around the bay area. you can now pay with your android and google play last month. the metropolitan transportation commission introduce the

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the emmy-nominated brighter even toward in the last decade bringing new acts with him. >> he was taken unknown comedians on the road and he called the show. paul mooney and friends. old. to fame is yet. with surrounded by unknown comic and you would there is spotlight with them. and that's that's guy. >> mooney's publicist said he died wednesday morning at his home in oakland from a heart attack. ella sogomonian kron 4 news. >> coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, one north bay family bringing a huge smile to a young boy's face. >> they were able to get him to temporarily for good. his fight with cancer. that's up next. >> well, in the north bay. a young boy fighting cancer in valais, finally got his wish. a brand new hot tub installed in his backyard. it's a gift that arrive just in time as he's currently undergoing his 3rd round of treatment. kron four's michelle kingston has that story. >> meet >> 8 year-old leo he's smart. >> he was such a hard worker and he's a persevere with what he's been going through on wednesday surrounded by his family. he walked through his house to h

max and emmy. the busy mom told us her work life balance only looks easy.heartbreaking little juggling think about working before i had the babies and it was my life and everything but with them, everything's kind of so much better is just more of a life there. other celebs delivered heartfelt mother's day messages. john travolta honored his late wife, kelly preston saying here's kelly, you brought into my life. 3 of the most wonderful children i have ever known. thank you. we love you issue john legend celebrated chrissy tiegen after the loss of son jack through miscarriage posting. it's been a year that tested you in so many ways. but you've come through stronger wiser happier in a better mother than ever. i feel the love from my kids. a lot which just is so amazingly there. i've got very loving affectionate children. based on that. let's right. kate hudson felt the love from her 3 children bnt gave the good parenting credit. her famous i am lucky to have had the foundation of that inspired by my own mother, goldie hawn. by the way, make sure you tune in

then they're sent to bell to a company called emmy cor. that recycles precious metals. smartphones are full of valuable resources including gold, silver, and platinum mining. these often causes huge environmental problems. rather than extracting them from the earth, the company can recover up to 20 precious metals from electronic scrap. still, this is a rare example worldwide. first, the shredded waste is tested for its metal content and then placed in the blast furnace where the plastic is melted and used for generating energy step by step, the metals events separated from each other and melted down. there are other ways to do with an indian you will lose if you focus, for instance, one of the middle schools, you reduce the majority of them in your process and are really on the end of it. and indeed we recycle them to the highest. so that they can be used in different shapes. the metals contained in one smart phone or only worth about one year old 50, but with around 200000000 unused cell phones in german households alone, the potential i

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why i think the emmy is the better id for. don't get me wrong . the interior in the id for looks very nice, very modern, little bit futuristic, but depending on where you look, you could find some hot plastic pots, and that wasn't the case with w in the past. in here, on the other hand, if you take a look, you've got a nice decorative ditching. everything is soft. just, i mean, if you would come this logo and have a log in, could think you were sitting in an audio. it's really, really nice to look and feel. so yeah, i just think interior wise, we had plus the big plus thumbs up for buttons because yes, as i said in the id for they try to go this futuristic route. so everything patch but well it might look nice, but when it comes to functionality, it's maybe not the best and it looks like go to things so as well because here, now you've got at least some buttons too quickly, extra for some of the climate change. the driving molds and also here the steering wheel and the id for you had some touch sensitive surfaces that well again look nice, but whe

career the captain will be a six-part series examining the hall of fame shortstop it's directed by emmyy wilkins. look at jeter on and off the field. it will be on deck at espn. >>> discovery is launching a new competitive adventure tv series called who wants to be an astronaut. the winner will win a seat on the ax 2 mission they will spend eight days aboard the international space station. there are extreme challenges meant to test people on real attributes astronauts need the most it's open to the public and set to take place in 2022. >> that sounds awesome bringing "fear factor" back. >>> a family farm in washington state has run afoul of their city a rooster has racked up a hefty fine as the family fights to keep their bird. drew mikkelson with our team 5 affiliate has the story. >> so it's been used as a farm continuously pretty much since its inception in 1963. >> reporter: thed goats on thei2 plus acres but it's the roosters everyone is talking about >> this rooster right here, he is the offending foul that the city doesn't like. >> reporter: chaunte clear helps with reproduction

the emmy will give out a prostitute, a recommendation to approve of x scenes for children, age 12 and older. and then this, the question be availability of the actually i think that's the major problem that we're still facing for a couple of weeks still to go. and that will be the challenge, of course, because now the competition is beginning for those around the age of 60 and those children beyond the age of 12, who gets the vaccination or the vaccines 1st, i think that is the problem that the, the, our government has right now, because the communication skills, the hard government isn't so good at that point, because now everyone wants to get the vaccination immediately, despite the fact that we do not have enough vaccines available at this point in time. yeah, not enough vaccines. that's one point of criticism. the german government is facing . it's also been criticized that is, have, has neglected its responsibility towards children and teenagers during the pandemic . do you agree? i totally agree because the damage of collateral damage that was caused to children in the time of c

out is the emmy award winning investigative program is back exploring the fault lines in the u.s. as america tends to talk of police brutality and shootings against people of color this growing demand to hold to account those who have sworn to serve and protect from hostile to hostile more hotels explosive geopolitical conflicts from the perspective of iconic hotels on the frontlines and former south african president jacob zuma goes on trial for corruption may on al-jazeera. understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the wire. so now let me take it we'll bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. this is al-jazeera. you're watching that is our life from a headquarters in doha and coming up in the next 60 minutes shouldering the boxing crisis requires that we pull out all the stops the world health organization approves china's cinna farm vaccine the move will open the door to far wider distribution around the world warning.

and just in the last few hours, emmy's a barber injured when mister l hit a car outside his shop, a garage of missiles fired at the crowd that gathered and amputated his right leg and mangled his left leg. today we were able to save his left leg so that he can walk again and work again and not be will chat bound. how is that when you know that you have changed, improved someone's life? so the work that we do within reconstructive surgery, particularly in times of war, revolves around an attempt to reduce if not reverse disability that has been caused by the weapons of war. and so in case of this patient, it is critical that he is able to 3 months, 6 months down the line where a prosthetic leg where the right leg used to be at least be able to use the left leg to stand. if he's ever a going to be able to provide for himself or for his family as a barber, which is the only job he knows what, how to do. and that's what we do with adults with children. it's even more difficult because at the end of the day, what you're trying to do is reduce this ability in an ever growing body. and therefore,

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in an interview with the hollywood reporter, the emmy—winning actor said:.ncement will help breakdown the stigma. it has always been a stigma. if you recall, the biggest star in the united states in hollywood to come out was in 1991 when the great athlete magicjohnson revealed he had aids. after that, the biggest announcement would be the actor charlie sheen in 2015. here in hollywood we would like to think that we have come a very long way, that we are open, that there is no stigma, that there is nothing negative quantitated in revealing the fact that someone has hiv. that simply is not the case and we know that now with billy porter. he has been hiding this for 1h years. you know, he said in the year 2007 he learned he had hiv, he also filed for bankruptcy and during the time that it was revealed he had hiv, did you know that he did not even have health insurance. so it was truly the worst year of his life. i saw that in an interview. but what impact will him announcing this have now, do you think? i think it is huge. it opens a door to so many other peopl