shh... >> jimmy: big thanks to george clooney and julia roberts.. "nightline" is next. first, if you have tiktok, you know this one. from his album "ivory," the song is called "evergreen." omar apollo! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ evergreen he controls me was there something wrong with my body ♪ ♪ am i not what you wanted babe ♪ ♪ if i ever tried if i ever tried i would ♪ ♪ evergreen he tears me to pieces doesn't even have to try ♪ ♪ she don't know you like me she could never love you more more than me ♪ ♪ but sometimes i pray that you fall in love i've cried i've ♪ ♪ cried so much for you baby ♪ ♪ evergreen he tears me to pieces doesn't even have to try ♪ ♪ you know you really made me hate myself had to stop before ♪ ♪ i break myself shoulda broke it off to date myself ♪ ♪ you didn't deserve me at all at all at all one last time ♪ ♪ i see ever evergreen please don't come home to me ♪ ♪ sweet evergreen he don't love me no more ♪ ♪ he don't love me no more he don't love he don't love me no more ♪ thank you. [ cheers and applause ]

george clooney.i am concerned about and think about on a daily basis is what happens far downstream from major-label ai signing. i'm thinking by the people who are writing music for ads on tv, the people writing scores for films or making music that we hear on playlists. not the sort of personality and the cult of personality that can develop at the highest level. rajini: so, you don't think that this should be -- you don't think warner should have signed her, then? zack: no, i have no issues with warner signing someone who is ai. at my working-class musician level, what happens at the popstar level doesn't quite affect me. i don't really know if them signing an ai artist affects adele or somhing. rajini: how does it change the music industry, very briefly? zack: long-term how this will play out is based on what we know about how the music industry functions, which is major corporations will find any and all excuses to cut out working artists. and we have seen this happen with streaming. so a new tec

george clooney's nespresso commercials deliver a message of elegance and luxury.now the coffee maker and klooney are under fire because of new documentary series. it alleges that to make nespresso, young children in guatemala are forced to work ruling long hours to pick coffee beans for as little as $5 a day. the documentary also names starbucks in its investigation. kluney who reported. earns close to $40 million as nespresso's brand ambassador says he is surprised and saddened by the claims. clearly this company still has worked to and that work will be done. and assistant minister. جهان در حال تغییر و گذار به نظم بینمللی نوظهور است. و این مسیر غیر قابل برگشت است. مادله سلطه غربی برای جهان دیگر جواب: نظم که لیبرال که در خدمت منافع سلطهگران و سرمایه داران سیری ناپذیر بود کنار زده شده است و در یک کلام پروژه امریکاایی کردن جهان شکست خورده است. جمهوری اسلامی ایران از حداكثر همگرایی اقتصادی و سیاسی درون میان منطقه ای حمایت می کنند علاقه منند است تا بر اساس عدالت با همه جهان تعامل داشته باشد. آیا این نخستین بار است که خداوند را می سوزانند و گمان می کنند صدای ملکوت را

i don't know if we would go see george clooney if it wasn't a real human.hat happens far downstream from a major—label ai signing? i'm thinking about the people who are writing music for adverts on tv, scores for films or making music we hear on playlists. not the personality and cult of personality that can develop at the highest level. you personality that can develop at the highest level-— highest level. you don't think this should be--- _ highest level. you don't think this should be... you _ highest level. you don't think this should be... you don't _ highest level. you don't think this should be... you don't think- highest level. you don't think this l should be... you don't think warner brothers should have signed her? i have no issues with warner signing someone he was ai. as my musician level, what happens to the pop star level, what happens to the pop star level doesn't affect me. i don't know if them signing an ai artist affects adele.— know if them signing an ai artist affects adele. how does it change the music industry? _ affects adele. how do

george clooney's nespresso commercials deliver message of elegance and luxury.but now the coffee maker and klooney are under fire because of new documentary series. it allegges that to make nespresso, young children in guatemala are forced to workling long hours to pick coffee beans for as little as $5 a day. the documentary also named starbucks. investigation. kluney, reportedly earns close to $40 million as an espresso's brand ambassador, says he is surprised and saddened by the claim. clearly this company still has work to do and that work. will be done. streaking, this is from our to cam, marathon runner, savoring that last lap here as we approach the finish, pieces of the android ben, you see the r there just moments ago as they got that sample back, we're just a little bit off the edge of our src, جهان در حال تغییر و گذار به نظر بین المللی نو ظظهور است و این مسیر غیر قابل برگشت است. معادله سلطه ای غربی برای جهان دیگر جواب نمی دهد. نظم که لیبرال که در خدمت منافع سلطهگران و سرمایه داران سیری ناپذیر بود. کنار زده شده است و در یک کلام پروژه امریکایی کردن جهان

george clooney joins the shore.ines including weather, join us on cbs news bay area. a little hair and makeup. [upbeat music] [cheering] thank you. thank you, mr. d, lauren, and lee. my goodness, what hair, makeup, and wardrobe can do. ok, because i wanted to clean up today. i wanted to look good today. someone very special is here today. that's right. it's our first guest. we're going to skip the news. there's just too much to talk about with him.

. >> or is that george clooney? is that george? >> steve, it has been a pleasure wat watching.ou have made us juealous with the lake. save travels back. >>> we started out the week in the green. a strong start to trade on this monday morning. you have particularly a strong demand for those cyclical sectors. basic resources up 1.6%. travel is catching a decent bid. on the down side is food and bev. i'm happy to say the chief strategist from ubs is joining us at an ththe table. thank you for being with us. over the last several weeks, it has become clear the economic picture is deteriorating. pmi has been weak. inflation data is surprising to the upside. valuation wise, european equities still look good on the relative basis. how do you think about them as a relative play here? >> relative is the key point. on the relative point, i would prefer european equities to u.s. equities. no doubt about that. i think equities are expensive in general. chinese equities are an exception. if you look at equities in general, compared to bonds, they are expensive. the equity risk premium is to

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time, the awarding ceremony of the winners of the albie awards, founded by the leading actor george clooney wife amal, a well-known human rights defender, took place. the award was named in honor of judge alby sachs, who, because... with apartheid in south africa, is among the laureates of this year's award ukrainian human rights organization truex hounds. at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, its employees conducted 70 field missions, the purpose of which was to record war crimes in ukraine. iryna solomko will tell why this organization received the prestigious award and how it helps bring war criminals to justice. roman avramenko is speaking before that audience for the first time, and he is proud of the work his team has done documenting war crimes in ukraine. the name of his organization in english is hounds for truth, according to roman, their mission is to help the victims of russian aggression to punish their executioners, do not expect us, when we leave them, we see the way they look at us, it is very binding that we can in our teeth bring this justice back to the people we w

because most of your members, i�*m assuming, aren�*t paid the same asjulia roberts or george clooney.we have 160,000 members approximately in sag—aftra and over 80% of them make less than $26,000 a year, which is not even enough to qualify for health insurance from our health insurance fund. so, yes, we have the benefit of having some big celebrities, big stars who go out and help advocate, but they are actually fighting for working actors who are just trying to pay the rent, trying to pay for basic necessities. and when we talk about our, you know, basic minimums, keeping up with inflation, that�*s not an issue of a—list stars. that�*s an issue of working people, just like everybody else, trying to get by. as we know, duncan, i mean, the industry, it�*s been through a lot of change. you�*ve got the big streaming giants and then you�*ve got the traditional studio giants. they�*re quite different. how is that playing out in the negotiations? well, you know, it is hard to tell because we aren�*t really inside their room, but it is pretty clear that they are having a hard time getting on

george clooney and lee kuan yew. >> tiny >> there's this little tiny barbers. that's where barbers. where george there's george goes. and there's pictures on the wall pictures of george on the wall and why did you go there? >> mean, why. >> i mean, why. >> i mean, why. >> why you go for a >> why would you go for a haircut? >> did you go there because you thought. >> went w“ w" >> no, we went there to see george's and my wife then george's house and my wife then stupidly up front stupidly climbed up the front gate then suddenly gate outside and then suddenly all went off and all these sirens went off and the police came out and arrested her. my. had a pity her. oh, my. i've had a pity they didn't keep her. >> my goodness. a massive >> my goodness. is she a massive george fan? >> filming, we were filming. >> oh, i broke into the cemetery where marilyn monroe's buried. i've have you? i've done that before. have you? yeah was in los. i was yeah yeah, i was in los. i was having is quite a few having a this is quite a few years ago and i was outside and it was late and it'd been an evenin

george clooney, snoop dogg, and coldplay.will be a warm and wonderful look 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 ] >> thank you. >> 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,

the phone call informed me that george clooney wanted to make the film changed all of that. di today, the term monuments men is ubiquitous. it is familiars to volunteers in timbuktu trying to preserve manuscripts as it is to our e graduates but there was a moment when it turned out very differently. my idealism had to overcome d m ego. after several weeks of negotiations, a lawyer conveyed a take it or leave it offer to me and told me i had one hour to decide or there would be no deal and no film. in i stormed out to my car and drove around the block for about 20 minutes thinking about all of the work i had done researching and writing the book and it was at that selfish an mindset that my better angel appeared to remind me that my an role was that of messenger. being the author was just the mode of transmission. the story did not belong to me, it belonged to the world. getting the film made was all that mattered. in the years since, i have been reminded that dedication to a cause presents never-ending challenges that flung the or depths of your commitment. sometimes in life

the phone call informing me that george clooney wanted to make. the film changed all that. today, the terms monuments men as ubiquitous is familiar. volunteers in timbuktu trying preserve precious manuscripts as it is to our graduates. but there was a moment when it could have turned out very differently. when my idealism had to overcome my ego. after several weeks of a lawyer conveyed take it or leave it, offer to me and told me i had won power to decide or there would be no deal and no film. i out to my car and drove around the block for about 20 minutes thinking about all the work done, researching and writing the book. and it was at that selfish mindset that my better angel appeared to remind me that my role was that of messenger. being an author was just a mode of transmission. the story didn't belong to me. it belonged to the world. getting the film made was all that mattered. that's what lane faison would have wanted. in the years i've been reminded often that dedication to a cause presents ending challenges that plumb depth of your commitment. sometimes in life, the

>> i would fight george clooney. >> maybe cruela de vil. >> ooh, this is gonna blow everybody's mind.n. it's mostly positivity and optimism. you're going to want at least 70 pounds of positivity! >> i've bebeen watchining a long time, andnd i've alwaways wonde, whwhy do theyy call it a a ring when it't's a squarere? >> that's a -- that's a good question. >> whoa! you just made me work out the the most important muscle of all: the bicep.. >>>> what's ththe most paiainfud you've ever experienced? >> right now. i've been on hold for 45 minutes with the damn n cable compmpany. >> seth rorollins, i h heard tht whwhen you travel, y you alwayss brining your chahampionship p bt withth you on the plane? why? >> well, how else am i supposed to keep up my championship pants? >> my quesestion is fofor street profofits. i notice t that you spspell prot wiwith an "f," l like money.y. so do o you have a any financicl adadvice for people? >> yeah, stop talking about bitcoin. >> yeah, just stop. just stop talkingng about it.t. >> please!e! >> randy o orton, theyey call yu the viper.r. isis that becaca

the rank and file and remember this is, this is not a strike about, you know, tom cruise and george clooney. they are members of this of psych after and they can't work. but this is really a strike about middle class and working class actors and even writers who, you know, are damaged by this strike and, and, and do have difficulties holding out. but actors, a lot of them have 2nd jobs, the writers several years ago, right? we're in a fight with a talent agencies fired their agents and health steadfast for about 2 years at that fight. so there's a lot of resilience in both these groups. yeah, you made the point earlier that both groups, whether it's the performers, writers, the workers on the one hand and the studios on the other. both of them see this as existential. you also made the point that the studios were surprised by the, by the determination, the level of determination in the, within the workers camp. is there any give on their side? on which side the studio side, on the work assign on either side. well, you know, there's been some give but it's the, this is like the battle of or

of people partied him rivers of people partied for him , but then think it's pretty much been george clooney's awards fashion central. awards. it's fashion central. everyone's feeling very chic. even your pyjamas , as you even in your pyjamas, as you just want to hold a cocktail and say, oh, venice, that's what's going down. but can't tell you the naughtiness. i would. i'm taking the grave. taking it to the grave. >> you. are you? >> are you. are you? >> are you. are you? >> calling you later. >> i'll be calling you later. >> i'll be calling you later. >> you gaga george >> are you gaga for george clooney? >> are you gaga for george clowell, i thought if you don't >> well, i thought if you don't mind me saying, i thought the clooney's were sort of last year . didn't think they'd still be . i didn't think they'd still be hot this year . hot property this year. >> oh, no. and on the continent , everything is different. when we it in cannes, we talked about it in cannes, what happens in america? what happensin what happens in america? what happens in the uk is one thing. once you come to the cont

estÁs caminando con george clooney en venecia. dios mÍo. bastante pegado a lo kim kardashian. quÉ opinas? fran: cuando tenemos un traje asÍ donde tenemos que mostrar silueta y todo eso el pelo a veces estÁ de mÁs. si me hubiese hecho una coleta se podrÍa haber visto mÁs estilizada, pero yo amo los look de galilea. creo que es una de las que mejor se viste. maggie: no creo que sea de las que mejor se viste. fran: tiene su estilo. maggie: esto es lo que hace como esta moda de superhÉroes. el mismo diseÑo y el estampado del vestido te da las curvas. es muy bonito. visual puedes crear curvas, pero no lo sÉ. no estÁ bonito. susan: parece la mujer araÑa. no estÁ bonito. [risas] jessica: aquÍ llegamos al final. tengan el ojo bien puestos sobre el fin de semana para la prÓxima semana. ahÍ lo tienen. los mejores y peores vestido de esta semana. tomaron nota de lo que estÁ in? alan: pudimos tomar nota. no es que siga mucho porque no soy experto, pero lo que sirve. vamos. la primera esposa de josÉ josÉ habla como nunca antes. en "sin rollo" escucharas

it's still marry george clooney. it's really very likely . of really not very likely.se, this week is a year since rishi sunak lost his last election against a woman who lasted less time in downing street than a lettuce lifespan. so i'm not sure his election winning history is very good. but he said , look, i've got five but he said, look, i've got five pledges that i will meet , that pledges that i will meet, that i will stop losing everything . so will stop losing everything. so he said he'll halve inflation and stop the boats. well, i don't want to ruin the end of the story, but he's doing nehhen the story, but he's doing neither. now he has said that if he's got the confidence , he said he's got the confidence, he said on the flight to the g20 in india to say that he is going to win the election and that he should have confidence in him and that he's going to turn it around. well, i think i'd sooner take hr advice from i take hr advice from lizzo that i would election winning advice from sunak at this stage. from rishi sunak at this stage. the that we've had the tr

. >> eamonn holmes never seen in the same room george clooney. the same room as george clooney. with eamonn holmes. >> humble beginnings should >> my humble beginnings should be reflect, dated and stuck up people's noses for that sort of thing . but i do think there are thing. but i do think there are a lot of you know, particularly people who are scientific or have been very, very brave in terrible situations. i think it's really a wonderful thing. >> and i've definitely i don't know if it's an age thing, but, you know, whenever i drive past one, i stop. i take an interest. i enjoy it. it makes me marvel. and i like to think back to what that must have looked that street must have looked like time lived like at the time they lived there and how that's changed. gustav barnes had the gustav holst in barnes had the most waterside most wonderful waterside view over now it's over the river thames. now it's a road with a flood defence a busy road with a flood defence in front of it, but it probably was quite different when he was there. it a ballerina there. it was a ballerina living

you are doing a george clooney imitation.panama gordon joining us in about 15 minutes time. we will talk to him about the bank of england decision on thursday. we will talk to grandma about grandma's new scale which is full bear on one end and full bull on the other. lisa: i feel like we should have one. when they come on the show they have to identify where on the scale they are. tom: it is the kind of market were people are making some real conviction calls. you mentioned outlooks are coming out. off the camera, james foley was really quite good about -- we talked about the scale of politics. remember right now, the delusion we have with london of the prosperity of london vs. the rest of the united kingdom. mark carney as well. it's not like paris and the rest of france, but there are some real stark differences. jonathan: every country has got a major city and in the u.k. if you take london out of the equation, there are some difficulties. coming up, j.p. morgan asset management. this is bloomberg. this is bloomberg. it's

debt issues need fundamental restructuring, otherwise pockets of indebtedness will be -- tom: george clooneyf lake como. it is the gray hair that pulled me. mohamed el-erian there. it is really spectacular. an important meeting where people think about the state of europe among everything, and certainly a lot to think about their. jonathan ferro helping us with the ecb and what we see september 14. front and center right now is china. on this jobs date, we digress of bit and talk to someone with real beijing cred. you go to hong kong and hang out at the mandarin and you think you are an expert. i'm a china expert. or maybe you actually live it. katie griefeld is here today. tom mackenzie what is the number one think the last think we get wrong about beijing? when you we get wrong about the years you have lived in beijing? >> the change in dynamic as they pragmatism you saw from policymakers pre-2012 when xi jinping took over, it is been sidelined for ideology and also a focus on security risk and if you combine that with what mohamed el-erian was saying about the debt and growth challenges o

george clooney. white? yes >> tell you what's >> but i'll tell you what's coming see beards? in a sense, because a lot of the younger, you know, the soldiers that i know now are they it's moustaches . moustaches. >> oh, i like moustaches personally . personally. >> you see, i don't because to me that smacks of 1970. >> oh, it makes you see it makes me think of like clark gable. >> see, that's who i think of. and he was very he was he was very dashing . very dashing. >> just not a look. i like at all. >> oh, no, i quite like it. >> oh, no, i quite like it. >> like gone with the wind. clark gable. >> i can't imagine kissing a man with a moustache. can't you know, it'd be all prickly. >> no, no, that's too long. and kind you know, there's kind of, you know, there's a hygiene question, isn't it spicy? a dinner getting stuck in. oh yeah. >> ian's beard, is it a big >> so, ian's beard, is it a big beard? like, stubbly beard? there's, like, a stubbly beard. beard? there's, like, a stubbly beajust stubbly beard. >> just a stubbly beard. >> just a stubbly beard. >> mean, he. he is not

would you have clooney and roberts via zoom >> yeah. georgeu say, "yes?" >> would you >> seth: i mean, i guess so. >> yeah, well, good news, dude, because we're the new clooney and roberts. [ cheers and applause >> "pretty woman" right here >> danny ocean right here. >> seth: wait, amy, why are you danny ocean? >> oh, i'm danny ocean >> seth: yeah. >> yeah, i'm danny ocean you know why seth, where's your wallet? >> seth: check my wallet it's in my pocket. wait >> is it >> seth: oh god. >> is it >> seth: oh no [ laughter ] >> zoom is fun, dude, right? >> seth: yeah, i still think it would be more fun in person. >> well, i'm sorry i couldn't be there in person. >> oh no, you really stepped in it now, seth >> you know what all right. our beloved pet dog, angus, just went in for surgery -- >> seth: okay. >> not that you want to know that because you didn't ask. >> it's not his fault, maya. he can't help that he's a bad person >> seth: you know what [ laughter ] i'm really sorry to hear about your dog, maya what kind of surgery was it? >> thank you