george clooney is partnering with the l . unified school district and brought together all these big name actors like don cheadle and mindy kaling. a bunch of hollywood entertainment companies, including our parent company, fox, and they're funding a program to give high school students. behind the scenes training for all these different jobs in the entertainment industry, like production and editing and working on sets to get those folks ready for those kinds of jobs he talked about with us. why this is so important for him. take a listen there there in 10th grade. i couldn't i couldn't figure out what i wanted to do until i was 21 or 22 years old and they're getting ideas that they never known. they didn't know that these these jobs existed. they didn't know that it was available or ever going to be available to them. so watching that world open up for a bunch of young kids. is really important and for us in particular, this is kind of fulfilling the promise that we've we all think we're making constantly. you know, we keep

conversations have been reported. 200 million euros per year the cost is put on the hands of george clooney'sgovernment. it is said that the employees who are suspected of being involved in corruption are among the people whose conversations are started. talia is at the top of the countries that start phone conversations . the country is creating a new organization to deal with cybercrimes. it is said that these possible changes include expanding the powers of the cybercrime organization and banning payments from companies to hackers . not long ago, the personal information of millions of australians was in the database of the second telephone operator. this country's companion was hacked and australians had to get new passports, certificates and health insurance cards. in the latest cases of violence in american schools, a high school student in florida beat his teacher to death and was arrested after the teacher was anesthetized. cnn in a report on violence in american schools, it was announced that mental illnesses among american teenagers have increased . most of this nerve magazine had r

basically, the soviet george clooney. and he played a deep cover kgb operative who wormed his way the top ranks of the ss in world war two. and so they were deliberately modeling all of this after these things they knew would appeal to average russians. for our purposes, i don't think we really got and i put myself in this category as someone who was part of the team dealing with putin at the beginning of his career and the senior ranks of the russian leadership. how much the thing that motivated him the most was the notion of having a strong state and there's this russian word, gusto darznik which means believer in a strong statement, the interest of the state and having a strong authority trumps everything else. the rules of the roles of individual or rule of law. and then the last thing which i think we didn't totally get about putin, was that as the winning streak continued in russia, became fabulously wealthy. it had a series of geopolitical successes. they would become more and more convinced that the united states

and i think in 2006 it was when george clooney went to die for. and i guess put the conflict on the world stage, do you think that actually helped or hindered? because it seems like the situation didn't get much better in the years after that to this i personally think it has hindered for many reasons because people became a focus on what is happening and what was already in washington. and even the people on that for where actually elated by recent told that the cover is going to come and the americans are great to send the troops and do what they did in iraq and remove a machine. and then for the, those people in that way they see fantasy and i would add that may be a little bit different. who is have me that in fact, yes, the military option taken by the rebellion had in house and a security in house the poverty and destruction of the people. yes, of course we blamed that gene for having over reacted, but the rebel with themselves. jenny has said they have all she committed atrocities. sometimes again, if the own members buy in fighting they ha

brad: the movie, "gravity," with sandra bullock and george clooney, cost $120 million. into space than make a movie about going into space. jonathan mcdowell: the old saying, right, was the way to make a small fortune in space was to start off with a big one. but actually now, about a third of all space activity is commercial, right? you've got about a third military, a third civilian, like nasa, and a third commercial. so it's really big business. ♪♪♪ michael: arguably, few people have supercharged human space ambition and changed what is now possible more than elon musk. the billionaire founder of paypal and tesla has moved aggressively into space. he believes humans will be more than just space tourists. he has plans to settle people on mars, and he says we will inevitably become a multi-planet species. elon musk: fundamentally, the future is vastly more exciting and interesting if we're a spacefaring civilization and a multi-planet species than if we're not. it--you wanna be inspired by things. you wanna wake up in the morning and think, "the future's gonna be great

george clooney, snoop dogg, and coldplay will be here.pecial night, so please make a point to join us. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest has more emmys than fingers. she's played an elaine, a selina, an old christine, and now, a real shelly in the new movie "you people." it premieres friday on netflix, please say hello to julia louis-dreyfus. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: great to see you. >> jimmy, it's so good to see you. >> jimmy: do you have any idea how excited i was the first time you came on the show? >> no. >> jimmy: very excited. [ laughter ] very excited. it was 2006. >> yeah? >> jimmy: november of 2006. >> okay. >> jimmy: happened to be the same month the nintendo wii came out. >> oh, that i knew. >> jimmy: that night -- we went back through and kind of collected some notes. you drove yourself to the show. >> okay. >> jimmy: you got lost coming here. >> makes sense. >> jimmy: did you drive yourself tonight? >> i did not. >> jimmy: okay. >> i was on time. >> jimmy: you learned our lesson. >> yes. >> jimmy: we had a p

i've got george clooney. >> the story was the relationship between a gay man and his female best friende pitch. >> did i have nerves about it in 1998? yes. but i had played several gay characters in the theater and on television. >> now honey, she said that you and grace should get married. >> grace and me? >> what i saw on the page was charming leading man, but unapologetically an out gay man. >> yeah. this would be us three weeks in, "honey, i'm having an affair." >> me too. >> his name is donald. >> me too! >> i didn't get to be david schwimmer or matt leblanc, but i knew i could do it with empathy and dignity. >> you know, when it started off, everyone was like, how gay can it be? >> grace, did you know i was gay when you met me? >> my dog knew. >> and the answer was, apparently you couldn't go gay enough. >> ladies and gentlemen, fresh from 45 minutes of butt-robics i give you, my [bleep] >> there was two openly gay men who were very different, and we were able to see, oh, being gay isn't just one thing. >> i just want to know how long i'm going to have to wait until i can see two

. >> she is but where is julia roberts environmental activist george clooney leonardo decaprio, the annoyingutch committees of montecito where is greta thornberg how dare you? none of these people have shown up. corporate america who normally when there is a disaster, a hurricane, a tornado or the war in ukraine, they all get together because a, american corporations have always been philanthropic but they know it's good for business to show up there. they are not there either. where is air b and n offering free lodging american beverage company. goya is there. goya foods is there and trump water is there but who else? this is classism. this is racism. and this is political retaliation for those people who are living there and by the way those corporations, jesse, many of them maybe want to help but they know this administration is highly vindictive and they could sick the e.p.a. or the fbi or the irs on them and so they are holding back because this administration has signaled to the country nothing is happening here. we don't care. don't show up. >> jesse: yeah, it will embarrass the admin

she was in new york having a half-million dollar baby shower with her chums and flying back on george clooney'sch one thing, wanting the woke kind of glory that comes from preaching about wilke issues come of it at the same time, leading complete different lives themselves. so the papers began to call out the hypocrisy. at that point, they then said, "in that case, we are victims." >> sean: let me ask you, do you believe the implied allegations that members of the royal family were somehow racist? >> no! >> sean: i don't believe it, either. >> not only is it nonsense, but you may have noticed, in his promotional tour for his ghastly book, "spare me," as i renamed it, they said, "we didn't say that they were racist." he came out recently and he said they didn't mean to imply the royal family are racist. yes, you did. we watched you on oprah winfrey prayed he said they were racist prayed he would name which one of them it was. now they said they never meant to say that. i never believed at the time. that's why on "good morning britain" that morning i cannot defending the royal family. i said i do

george clooney, snoop dogg, and coldplay.ook back at the last 20 years, and i hope you will join us for that. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight is funny to the bone. he is one of the all-time greats with a new movie called "you people" premiering friday on netflix. please say hello to gumby, dammit. eddie murphy! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it is great to have you here. look at this. people get excited, you know? you probably get that every time you walk into the coffee bean, i'm sure. >> no, no, it's always nice to hear. >> jimmy: how are you doing? did you feel that earthquake last night? >> a little. i realized i felt the earthquake when i got to work and they were talking about it. it was like, oh, yeah, i did feel the earthquake. [ laughter ] i thought i was dreaming. >> jimmy: have you ever been in a big one, one of the big ones? >> i was in the northridge quake. >> jimmy: did you live near that one? >> no, but you could feel it. >> jimmy: yeah, you f

george clooney, snoop dogg, and chris martin from coldplay will be here with us, just as they were. big one for us, 20 years. [ cheers and applause ] >> guillermo: going to be good. >> jimmy: when you think about it, guillermo, one more year, we'll be old enough to drink, can you imagine? join us for that. our first guests tonight, forget 20 years. they have 250 years in show business combined. they have won every award and collected every accolade imaginable. and now they're out to win a super bowl, too, in the new comedy "80 for brady." it opens in theaters february 3rd. please welcome lily tomlin, sally field.rita moreno, and - [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome, welcome. what a -- i mean, look at this. i don't think we've ever had a foursome as impressive as the four of you. so thank you for coming. [ cheers and applause ] did you carpool here together? [ laughter ] >> no, we should have though, the way jane thinks, we should have done that. >> jimmy: yes, jane's very -- yes, very -- she cares about the environment. you really do, jane, don't y

the issue is tomorrow show host alex michaelson will speak with actor george clooney about his launchof a school says courses are designed to provide students from underserved communities pipeline to the film industry. it's not acting. it's not writing. it's not directing. those are all jobs that require some skill but also require a tremendous amount of luck. you know, i believe me as an actor, i struggled for years and years and years and you had to be the right place at the right time. you have to be lucky. um these are jobs that don't require luck. they require you under you having a skill and having learned the skill. and everyone in that room that you saw today was invested in that and you know they're going to be 350 kids in this school when we fill it out to a senior level and with any luck, we'll be able to be graduating 100 150 kids every year and maybe in new york and maybe in louisiana, maybe in chicago. if we can do that. you know, we can really change the complexity of the way our sets. look you know which i think is important. to see more of alex's conversation with clo

was in new york , having a half a million dollar baby shower sh celebrity and flying back on george clooney, his private jet. >> and thi ss kepthower going od on and on . but they would preach one thing, one thing.e thing, wanting the woke kind of g the kind of, you know, glory f that comes from preaching about woke issuewilke iss, but at thee time really completely different lines themselves. diffs themselves. s began to call out the hypocrisy. and at that point, they then said, well, in that case, we'res victims. >> well, let me ask you, do you believe the implied allegations that members odf the royal family was somehow racist? no! >> no, it's i don't believe it either. but it's not it, only is itense nonsense, but you may have noticed in his promotional for his goslee book, spare me, as i renamed it, harry himself says, we didn't mean to say the royalt family name. >> the book, spare me,, th but harry harry came out recently, said he didn't thinkroyal fa they didn't mean to imply the royal. you did you're racist. yes, you did. we watched you on oprahh winfre winfrey. yoyu said the royal

and i said, george clooney, please to me. oh, mind you. she didn't oh, never mind you.he didn't say no, did she? well, she was shocked. shocked, shocked that this , him and i this george richards, him and i have never been seen together in the room. carry on of it the same room. carry on of it this before, anyway . top this joke before, anyway. top stories this morning. prime ministers vowing to do whatever it takes, his words, to keep it takes, in his words, to keep the country safe amid threats from chinese spy balloons. the prime minister said that typhoon fighter were standby by fighter jets were on standby by in the event of an incursion after the states shot after the united states shot down a fourth ufo. so meanwhile, you've got the chancellor facing pressure to increase military spending to tackle aggression from china, from russia. the defence secretary is asking for an extra 11 billion ponds and funding should he get it? joining is now assistant editor of the spectator cindy yu. cindy the thing is it depends . i mean, the thing is it depends. i mean, we've got

well, what are you, and when and what will happen, and then he says, well, george clooney, he got marriedhis girlfriend's parents. well, at least one girl met her mother, but i had five serious ones, they all look like you, but they say they don’t seem to accept her. and that's why, probably, i'm still with a girl and i wish her mother is with us, her sister, and the guy of this sister, 10 years old, has also arrived. i worked in the theater, but at that time i was rehearsing a molière for another five years, don and there was absolutely no money, but there were dreams of perspective, and this young man got a job, and means a loader and wore a tv. and i wrote the elements of the song i was a rock band. and here we are sitting. she says, yes, you won’t be fed up with your poems, but a person receives what kind of money, and then in a month there, after two. she says, here he is no longer wearing a tv. and already shows where to carry them? and you have already released a performance. i say this with him, which means that development is already in life, some kind of development already, wha

she did batman and robin, george croon w clooney with the nipple suit, she looks 17 there, look at thatwanted this to be my favorite. i am a big fan of miss his silver stone, i saw one features my favorite action star from over the top. this was silver -- sill silver ster stallone. >> how yeah doe in? >> he always does this. >> hey. >> don't sneeze. >> no. >> keep it in there big boy. i last s stallone, she the best action star. that commercial wins it. >> nicely had his daughters in there and your favorite. some family. >> they bring family, i love when they bring mom, my pick was bradley cooper and his mom. after you see it, you will be disappointed his hair is greasy but his mom looked fantastic. >> how can i help. >> you i don't like the way you look. >> does gmobile. >> america's largest 5g network try it again. >> smile. >> you look like a clam. >> i know i know what i'm doing, i have been nominated 9 times. >> but you never won anything. >> i love it i love it when you have a genuine commercial that doesn't feel scripted and you bring parents in and the was heart warming and grea

george and amal clooney. chopra and jonus or tom and gisele?and nick. >> i lost the cap to my pen. kennedy: we'll find it later. you are shameless. number two, rich of these two doesn't own a tequila company? which was of the these stars does not own a tequila company, you are horrible it ryan gosling. >> brutal. can we all win the horse if no one wins. >> a triple ride in central park. which of these owned a lamborghini-made yacht, that sounds amazing? >> you seemed very confident. >> it is jason. mcgregor. conor. >> she wrote it down, turned it around. >> you can share a pen. >> number 4. which of these rich and shame less spent 13,000 dollars to buy the world's smallest p pomeranian. -- it's britney bitch. >> we have a tie game. marie and alley on the board, everyone has one. hole your head up high. when i ride your diamond studded horse. who once put a $100 thousand semitruck and drove it to work? who is the mother trucker? you are wrong. richard branson will be, ien i don't like trucks, i like big b butts. >> which once opened an underwate

terms of his relationships , skills and relationships, skills and choice, well, you know what, george clooneyhad kids in a ripe at a ripe old age. so, yes, maybe for leo. so my right and saying as my right and saying that as women you would not find women you two would not find leonardo dicaprio attractive because of his predilection towards younger women. you would think it's a bit weird. towards younger women. you would think it's a bit weird . yeah. think it's a bit weird. yeah. yeah, i find it very offputting. and i think it's just a sort of indicative of his immaturity . indicative of his immaturity. think emotionally, which is the main thing that would put me off dating him. kate it's very interesting. i'm older you get said key here is does get to the top of the ar but i look at you you are mature for your very very mature for your age i would find that attractive i wouldn't me you would see my teen age difference with me but i could at a woman like you and i would think sensible , intelligent, you think sensible, intelligent, you know , you can see how things can know, you can see how