in 2009, gad got his break as a reporter on "the daily show." >> in 2013, gad's life was changed by ale snowman named olaf. olaf, anna, elsah, and that song turned the animated disney movie "frozen" into a worldwide phenomenal. the two highest grossing animated movie of all time. >> what is it about froz"frozen" the reflection of blood. by the love that family can have for each other was a universal theme that nobody tapped in that way. "let it go" saved my life is staggering. people who thought about taking their own lives and listening to that song and finding meaning in it that allowed them to go on and allowed them to talk to somebody. that's the significance. >> olaf, did elsah see you? >> do your kids love the movie? >> my kids love it. >> they love. what do they think that their dad is olaf? >> they don't care. my daughters were playing with these two twin girls out on the playground and they go, our daddy is olaf and the girl looked at me and said oh, lovely. oh, our father is roger frederer. and match point. >> gad adds with the new hbo's series "avenue five" where he plays t

josh gad, everybody! and applause ) ( band playing ) ed 3 * is yeah, you know the happiest place on earth, but... did you know this is where you can harness your inner jedi? and tear around radiator springs? or get your flex on with the incredibles. kids enjoy the magic for just $67 per child per day, with a 3-day 1-park per day ticket. >> stephen: hey, everybody, welcome back. ladies and gentlemen, my next guest tonight is a journalist and former co-host of the "today show." she now hosts her own talk show. please welcome tamron hall! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> hi! >> stephen: hello. hello. >> stephen: nice to meet you. i don't think we've met before. i think i've just watched you on tv so much. >> we've not met. we have been in a couple of the same rooms and i would always, like, lurk around, terrified to say hello, and now i'm here. >> stephen: i don't bite. i know, hi! i feel creepy now, right? >> stephen: well, you've done something very ambitious. you not only have a new talk show -

. >> good to see you this week my dress is actor and comedian josh gad, one of the tony-nominated starsstar as the voice of olaf in "frozen" and now out with "avenue five" about the absurd future of luxury space travel created by the same people who made "veep" our sunday sit down with josh gad and latest news and politics this weekend, catch us in the morning on sunday or catch your dvr and watch any time you like. see you sunday morning. >> see you then. >>> serena williams suffered a stunning defeat and fell to wang qiang of china a player williams crushed at the u.s. open last year the loss is only serena williams set second back in the first week major championship in 20 years. revving up so much and an upsetting loss for mer. >> will have another i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. climate is the number 1 priority. i would declare a state of emergency on day 1. congress has never passed an important climate bill, ever. this is a problem that continues to get worse. i've spent a decade fighting and beating oil companies... stopping pipelines... stopping fossil fuel plants, e

and i'r gad, in case you were wondering, translates as "to the battlefield". fathers. that's the final tune for this wednesday in parliament. thank you for watching. i hope you canjoin me at the same time tomorrow for thursday in parliament. until then, bye for now. hello there. we saw a brief window of fine weather for wednesday. many of us stay dry with some sunshine. but it's all change. the next area of low pressure moving in for thursday, bringing another spell of wet and windy weather to our shores. you can see here showing up on the pressure chart, moving up from the south—west, the isobars closer together across the board, but particularly across western areas. so it'll be a wet start from the word go across northern ireland, scotland, some snow on the hills, and then the rain will pile into many southern and western areas through the day, largely working their way eastward so we should stay dry in the east until after dark. gale force winds for many, 40—50 mph gusts, in excess of 60 mph across the south—west, so very blustery. fairly mild in the south

helping us connect the dots here we appreciate it thank you it was nice talking to you well i'm joined by gad brown a correspondent in ottawa canada just attended justin trudeau press conference he joins me on the phone we just heard that justin trudeau says that he has intelligence indicating that iran shot down that ukrainian plane by most stink. what's been the reaction there in canada. so this was really a surprise that justin trudeau caused this press conference on a very very short notice around 2 o'clock and then he came and delivered his statement and he said that. the canadian government now has intelligence from several smiled at the sources including our allies and our own intelligence and this evidence indicates that the plane was shot down by an earring and surface to have missed that was his is what they are and this was really a surprise because a day earlier he said he was very careful and he said no speculation and it's too early and so now it says the he says that that the preliminary. assessment and it might have been unintentional it might have been accidental but the evid

notes had that i live in a gad well. i'm glad i got you know who can drive a muscle and i know gad have not been alice obama's have a laugh out of. the president's bodyguards were left wondering how all hamdi could have been assassinated while in the company of his most trusted political allies what should have been a lunch celebration had become a crime scene so what happened that afternoon and who may have been responsible most of those present on that day have since died indeed a number would themselves be murdered later there are clues however to be found in the archives of western embassies who closely followed events in yemen in 19771 american account attributed to all crush me who would before the day's end assume the presidency claimed that unidentified gunman had shot al hamdi while in his car . another more euro to count said that al hamdi and his brother had rented a small house and away that they had picked up 2 french girls and that somehow both brothers had been murdered not only had the president been kill

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to keep working at the company even for a few months managing director gad fishback has to offer a pretty good deal. we had to pay 30 percent more in 2017 this year we also saw a double digit percentage jump if you don't keep up with the going rate you don't get any workers b.o.'s employees over 2000 people in hungary some $300.00 of whom are temporary workers either from inside the country or abroad despite the generous pay hikes only free out of $10.00 workers stay with the company for long many hung guerin's considered the wages too low and move over to austria but they'd rather not say so on camera when we talk a lot to our employees and hear how dissatisfied they are with the various health care systems and schools and so on it's clearly got worse over the years there's been a lot down your cause my has decided to stick around here try to keep moving up the ladder to send more money to his family in serbia 450 euros a month is all he keeps for himself. cause maher lives in the outskirts of marsh on my yacht over not far from the austrian border. although he is not an e.u. citizen he

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september of the year and 20 degrees so in all the schools all over the country the students from as gad 3 quality in the old school and i would like to say in general the significance for all the measure is that we are using to use in creation in russia. and efficient system by all of the families so we're going to show that the income of our receipt is in sports about all those citizens who are raising children were enough to have good quality of life in the shit you post i would like to reiterate what i've already said before the ads that were made and the previous year is in that even the graphic hadn't radii you wanted results back then in the past that's why enron. we have a large generation coming out these sort of the kids that are going to kindergarten going to school now at the moment it's important soledad that they understood the value of man it's children family that family is a happen is love is that you joy all of paternity and maternity and that it's a link between generations and taking care of the elders and all the children is something that unites people give them thi

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to go back to uproot as you know i was in prison at the age of 13 when i state i was 16 years but i gad number of money and i have a choice whether or not to retire but i hear some people that surrounded me if he hit me along the journey and i think the state of mississippi would start to sleep in my prison system on looks back to me we might have to start spending money on the front end the prevent people from going to to prove. that's very brilliant actually that's all we should be looking at i want to ask you this given the overall failure of the u.s. prison system should we as a country start looking at alternatives to incarceration what do you feel are better forms of rehabilitation you know should we do away with the prison system as it exists today in the united states and find something better. yes we definitely need outearning to fail prison system but you'd need to prison system to prison prisons were created the hard core criminals now is not for a corrective to i look for punitive behavior we just keep punishing and then we need to revisit and look at how we do big thems we

that we can gad certain results too but i would like to reiterate if we can regarding the health care of people. assessing a figure it's not by some numbers if a person has to go. to an outpatient clinic and to wait 2 weeks to see a doctor and this person wouldn't be interested in the life expectancy growth in the countries this person will think about his or her lives out here and her health will take. getting medical assistance without any obstacles so at the moment because they are asked for its. health care at that age version gets in touch with every family gets into. the action far away have the most complicated sensible problems with our population but this year we do in schools go into the deployment of the. stations in all the areas but that doesn't mean that all the problems regarding the base are resolved i would like to. use will the work is not to bell dragging our. old to the district center is a mistake as it would be a slow cause they can have a chance to help in the real way using modern equipment and high speed internet connection when i would like the. russians. to

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no time and no respect for the supreme leader, but this moment has gam van nuysed them value have a gad them. and so if the goal is to implement regime change, that may vwell have backfired. >> clarissa, thank you so much. one of the people with first handled knowledge of the ukraine scandal says that he will testify if he is subpoenaed. how john bolton could change the senate impeachment trial. >>> and new york's governor helping rescue a man after a car accident. look at this. we'll tell you what happened. >> man: what's my safelite story? my truck...is my livelihood. so when my windshield cracked... the experts at safelite autoglass came right to me. >> tech: hi, i'm adrian. >> man: thanks for coming. ...with service i could trust. right, girl? >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ a book that you're ready to share with the world? get published now, call for your free publisher kit today! >>> just into cnn, disgraced hollywood producer harvey weinstein has been hit with new sex crime charges, this time in los angeles. today the l.a. county district attorney charged wean

i am glad to know -- not gad to know it is bad but update.e flu virus responsive to spot this -- shots this year. some years they miss. >> so far so good, bite way, we'll talk more about this if not for things like impeachment and iran. >> maybe. >> but, shot -- you want to get quad rah have a lant shot, it covers 4 strains, two of the b. -strain, those two are pretty well covered by vaccine. david: dr. mark siegel thank you so much. >> thank you. david: mike bloomberg is willing to spend big bucks to 2020 elect shin ttionelection to take out t trump, are critics right about him buying his way in? coming up next. become your prob. ahh no, come on. i saw you eating poop earlier. hey! my focus is on the road, and that's saving me cash with drivewise. who's the dummy now? whoof! whoof! so get allstate where good drivers save 40% for avoiding mayhem, like me. sorry! he's a baby! my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like i

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minor way and i would like it if they would consider voting if the evidence is there, but i'm very gads a separate ocean. >> this is in the rules in the senate and they swear a separate oath to do impartial justice as senator sitting with the impeachment and there's a solemnity in there and one would hold that they've had a million of opinions and you'd hope that they'd take that oath and say, i'm not pretending and i'm a back slate, but i am going to sit back and could use more evidence and dignified in the way we deal with these arguments. it's important for the country. it really is important for the country and so far the behavior of the republicans in the house including the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has done a disservice to the whole constitutional system. >> i'm not frankly sure why they bothered signing it. they've decided they do not plan to be impartial, and you know, republicans have been talking a big game. trump has been talking a big game. the phone call was perfect. this is all partisan, but i think rand paul and martha mcsally's, you know, temper tantrums t

. >> software and those services but certainly koud we talked -- they reported last week they had a gad quarter and grew revenue 1%. they had this trend of bad quarter good quarter and they keep doing that. and the stock was where it's gone in the after hours last week and sold into this news but there is no question that the speckation gnat red hat acquisition gets them to the place that puts them with the other people we've been talking about the last five minutes. that's the story here. and this is certainly an insider from ibm that i think people feel can take it there. >> short of me butchering name. >> i do that nightly. >> you do that. >> i knew the name i said it incorrectly. but i said on the fourth quarter january 22nd this is a perfect opportunity for her to leave the firm and hand it over to somebody else. that's taking place now. to tim's point, the stock is back to where we were a week ago post earnings. i'm not suggesting this is microsoft by any stretch but a lot of people thought microsoft was impossible for them to turn that aircraft carrier around five years ago. they

know our next guest from "silicon valley" and "the office" and now he stars with hugh laurie and josh gaday night on hbo. please welcome zach woods. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ how are you? >> i'm good. how are you? >> jimmy: i'm good. you're so funny on "the office" and "silicon valley." which is one miof my favorite shows. >> yeah. i'm sad about that. >> jimmy: we both are. probably you more than me. >> yeah. it was my livelihood. >> jimmy: this turned very dark all of a sudden. on that last day with the gang there did you say, do you guys promise to keep in close contact and then not? >> yeah. there's a lot of sentimental pledges that are already being violated. >> jimmy: oh, by the way, i do want to mention kumail nanjiani, who i think is going to be here next week, your co-star, your friend. >> yeah. i love him. >> jimmy: he is now very fit, very muscular. this is not -- i'm not kidding. when i saw he posted this photograph i thought he glued his head onto somebody else's body. [ laughter ] >> it looks like it. have you ever been to the logo state fair and there are wooden cutouts wher

everyone, so jennifer lee, her sister, our director chris buck, his wife, their son, my boyfriend, josh gadg. >> seth: and she performed "let it go. >> she did she did. >> seth: you brought a clip. you found your way on stage for this how did that come about? >> yes, she was like, "do you mind if -- to josh and i, "do you mind if i call you on stage? and we were like, "yeah sure." i thought it was going to be a very low key, like you know, a couple of people and a piano or something. >> seth: yeah. >> it was like wall to wall gays, like, pouring out over the side, a line around the block. [ light laughter ] it was like a rock concert, and then we just lost our minds with her on stage >> seth: i was going to say, you were not a wallflower in this performance. let's take a look at this moment >> uh-oh ♪ let it go let it go can't hold it back anymor let it go let it go ♪ ♪ >> seth: that seems like quite a night! [ cheers and applause quite a night. >> yeah, do you just want to like headbang -- >> seth: yeah. >> when you listen to "let it go." >> seth: every time i listen to "let it go," it's l

the first grid gad stan sturgess, second franz siegel, the third lieutenant colonel -- they are armed a little bit better, armed mainly with rifles and mexican war-era muskets. now, up in springfield in the days before the battle there is a lot of contemplation by lyon and his subordinates whether or not to attack or to retreat. again, he knows he's outnumbered it's just how much. there's also a lack of reinforcements coming from fremont. fremont in kmant of the western department has been contemplating how does he distribute any new troops that are coming in. he's been mainly sending them down to the southeastern corner as we know there is a lot going on in the southeastern corner of missouri, kind of where cairo illinois is and little egypt as we call it, there is a lot of movement there and big threat of a confederate invasion in the southeast corner of the state so fremont is preoccupied with that. there is also a significant number of expiring enlistments. nathaniel lyon's army has been bleeding, literally bleeding to death of losing men from expired enlistments. the vast majorit

trump supporting republicans in congress and from the president directly and from then-conservative gad flies like william barr, who would ultimately go on to become trump's attorney, that justice department review of hillary clinton's emails and the supposed youranium scandal, tha justice department review has apparently, quietly been wrapped up, having found nothing of consequence. as i mentioned, "the washington post" was first to report this last night, that this review has wound down, while finding nothing of consequence. cnn tonight has now matched that reporting. quote, a justice department review of business dealings tied to hillary clinton, a review championed by president trump and his allies has wound down with officials not finding enough evidence to open any criminal investigation. i mean, this follows the fbi, of course, deciding that there should be no charges related to this supposed scandal about the emails and also follows the justice department inspector general finding that that was the correct conclusion by the fbi. there shouldn't have been any charges. the only re

the by the afternoon sunshine will make its appearance a gad and then you've got some 60's and some 70m tracker for shs some dry skies. despite the fact the hour starting up this morning on the gray side ye again. right now temperatures are in the 40's and the 50's with concord at 47 degrees double in at 41 degrees berkeley alameda, san francisco and timber on each in the low 50's. deep later shows by the time you wake up in the afternoon to up this moning really wake up this afternoon, the sunshine will help you do that we've got highs in the 60's and the 70's erica fall, really like the temperatures for today checking in our roads if you're about to head out and take the golden gate bridge right now. >>both directions actually looking pretty good right now you can see a traffic is going you're looking at 21 minutes on the one o one from nevado out to the toll plaza. i am picking up this traffic collision out livermore this is on a 5.18 near greenville road. i believe there will tie vehicle collision out there and a semi truck was involved with that i believe a tow truck is on scene a

and so talk to us about that event, because this is one of the seminal event s ths that gad the country. >> yes, and if you can remember, he was holding a strategy meeting at camp david shortly thereafter and we were departing, and i was accompanying the president on the trip, and so as the president was marine i on the south grounds and the press were on the south grounds of the white house, and not sure why, but the president when he came out of the oval office, instead of going to directly marine one, he signaled me over, and i was not sure if he was waving to me, and i was not sure whether to go over because of all of the press and he said, guess what? we are going to the world series. i was like, what? that is what happened. he brought everybody and calmed the whole situation down. it was a stressful period. i was in shock. i mean, we are getting ready to go to camp david and he calmed everybody down, "nicky, we are going to yankee stadium to the world series." and we would tease each other, me being a big yankee fan, and preparing to go, and new york city, we had all forces to ass

the rain eons not helping their cars with this early miss ellie should jari with a moment team for gads the match is finished and a 11 draw russia have reached the semifinals of tennis is a.t.p. cup in australia their top player daniel medvedev could face punishment after twice striking the umpire's chair in anger. mark. colvin you can't you get used to the going. to have escaping with a point penalty after this meltdown last year's u.s. open runner up did go on to win this match against argentina's diego schwartzman. tennis world number one ashley barty has made a losing start to the new year the french open champion suffered a shock defeat in her opening match at the brisbane international playing in front of her home crowd the australian was beaten in straight sets by world number 53 jennifer brady brady was coming off the back of a win over maria share but this was the americans 1st ever win over a top 10 player r.t. will look to pick up some form at next week's adelaide international for moving on to the 1st grand slam of 2020 the australian open starts on january the 20th. sands h

josh gad >> nice. >>> on the third hour, taraji p. >> valerie, thank you. >> we love you >> thanks, guys. >> shoutout to wolfy. >> see you next month. >> after your local news >>> good morning. it is 8:56. i am kris sanchez. cdc confirmed a second u.s. case of the deadly coronavirus. the patient is a woman in chicago that recently returned to trip near ground zero in china. patients in several other u.s. cities are being monitored. locally, alameda county says several patients have been tested, all recently traveled to china. however, none was infected. bay area hospitals are still preparing for the worst case scenario. >>> happening now, following the outbreak closely online. posting updates to the twitter feed as we get them in. you can also go to the home page, learn more about recent testing of bay area patients. >>> the senate impeachment trial scheduled to resume later this morning. house lawmakers expected to present the case for obstruction of congress. stay with nbc bay area all day long for special live reports. >>> and it i

josh gad tweeting, we are so proud of this film, its message and its lasting impact, but mostly we're reach this milestone. and the hollywood foreign press also loved "frozen ii." it was nominated for a golden globe for best animated film, and speaking of the gloolden globes, t.j. and sara haines were there with all the glamor and all the action. there they are now. good morning you two. tell us everything. >> good morning. >> good morning, lara. what a fun night we had last night. in addition to learning and i don't want to be a spoiler alert, that ellen is married to a man named mark, we also had an incident where t.j. shattered glass in our booth. there was a lot going on. >> okay. but most of that stuff, we actually can't show you. the stuff we can show you, we're going to show you what happened right now backstage of the golden globes. take a look. >> i knew coming in i would win because -- >> reporter: ellen degeneres may not have been a surprise, but it was hilarious. the winner of the carol burnett award for achievement in television, had a surprising thank you. >> i couldn't