tonight -- anderson cooper from "gilbert" comedian gilbert gottfried author celeste ng featuring the 8g band with fred armisen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, th meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is wonderful to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. president trump today gave his first address to the u.n. general assembly. but things got off to a bad start when trump opened with, it's so great to be here at the un. [ laughter ] during his address to the u.n. today, president trump referred to north korean leader kim jong-un as rocket man. even worse, he referred to nuclear missiles as "boom boom sticks." [ laughter ] "folks, the rocket man has boom boom sticks and there's a good chance we're all going to go kablooey." [ light laughter ] trump also said during his address that if north korea continues working on its nuclear program, the u.s. will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea. oh, my god. trump is going to run for president of north korea! [ laught

it's also the home of our guest host this morning dan gilbert.now for more on why the motorcity is a prime candidate for amazon is detroit's mayor mike duggan. mr. mayor, thank you for being here today >> thanks for having me. >> hey, nice suit. dan said that pass that on to you. >> i knew that >> you knew it was coming from him. >> mr. mayor, thanks for being here today this is a big deal trying to lure amazon into your hometown what's happening why do you think detroit should be the town? >> well, i was born here, and i have been here my whole life, and i have never seen anything like what's happening. it's hard to believe that three years ago we were in bankruptcy, but we restructured our balance sheet. we shed our debt, and we put the money in to police and fire and parks and services and the results in the last few years have been unbelievable cranes and businesses moving in at unbelievable rates. in a few weeks the detroit pistons are going to come back down and play in detroit at the new little ceasar's arena and be the first time in 40 ye

john, ernice gilbert, thank you for that report on another part of the storm we wanted to make sure to cover. praying for you. that does it for our show. hash "hardball" starts right now. >>> danon rips the scab off. let's play "hardball." good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. we've got news tonight on the recent developments in the russia investigation as well as steve bannon's remarks about the firing of former fbi director james comey. >>> but first, just a word on hurricane irma. it has left a trail of destruction across much of the state of florida, as we know, triggering severe flooding now in jacksonville, florida, the state's largest

. >>> and then, sara gilbert on the return of "roseanne." >>> and heidi klum fashion tips. >>> for septemberth, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> and janet jackson, helping out houston. >> janet came here because it's the stop on her world tour, was supposed to be a celebration. but now, in the aftermath of hurricane harvey, she's in the convention center helping those who need help the most. ♪ >> taking her rhythm nation proclamation and putting into action, she spent time face to face with evacuees. jennifer garner also helping out. tomorrow night, janet will perform here, and will dedicate the show to all of the hurricane harvey victims. she will also donate all the proceeds to flood relief charities. >> you guys have been so inviting, welcoming, hospitable. >>> her tour kicked off last night, showing her 65-pound post baby weight loss, with nearly two hours of throwback moves. she's embarking on the tour with her 8 month old son, and now that she's split from her husband, this is the first time in years she's performed with male dancers. and meanwhile, a lot of people have turne

. >>> and then, sara gilbert on the return of "roseanne." >>> and heidi klum fashion tips. >> you buy your groceries and boom you see a head to toe leopard suit. why not? >>> for septr embe8th, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> from beyonce to janet jackson the biggest pop stars in the world zeroing in on houston to lend their support to victims of hurricane harvey. >> this is the celebration of survival. y'all are my family. houston is my home. >> returning to her hometown of houston left devastated with hurricane harvey beyonce with blue ivy went to her hometown church. she gave a friendly wave before taking the stage with mom tina. >> it's so sentimental seeing beyonce here. she hasn't been able to come for a long time. she started singing on this stage. >> tuesday beyonce will head the hurricane harvey telethon. >> just a few miles away at houston's convention center janet jackson went to meet flood evacuees. she spent time with some of the 1200 evacuees many who lost everything. jennifer garner is also in houston donating baby supplies perform here. it's the second stop o

gilbert needed just 15 minutes to get a good work out. >> i'm tired. i'm pretty beat. >> reporter: without the soreness. danielle nottingham, los angeles. >>> good evening. i'm lesli foster. >> and i'm bruce johnson. >>> a 16-year-old high school track star was shot and killed in a robbery one day before he was to meet with a college. his family is ranting over the illegal guns on the streets. >> reporter: college bound, track star, a victim of murder. >> everybody bonded with him. everybody loved him. so it's crazy. >> reporter: police say that zaire kelly was on his way home from a convenience store and confro w with a gun. the attacker had a gun and zaire with a knife. both died. it was wednesday night that zaire kelly was killed her in the park. the very next day he was supposed to meet with representatives from his dream school, florida a and m. he was seen here just an hour before he was murdered talking with friends about his excitement for college and now, d.c. councilmembers in dark suits visit with his family. >> he did everything that a fami

. >> reporter: former baseball player max gilbert suffers aches and pains when working out. a different kind of impact training using treadmill under water that you're basically using all of your extremities. you're fighting against the treadmill to see what you can get out of your body. >> reporter: the motion mimics running on dry land. russ romano is the head. >> you can work with three planes of motion, work forward, laterally. you can run, jump, do lunches. >> reporter: muscles can work through water. the higher the water level, the less impact on your joints and that allows for more pain-free movement when you're rehabbing from injury. >> your knee joint is only seeing 25% of the force versus 100% of your full body weight. >> reporter: doctors say athletes and patients with sports injuries can recover months and even weeks faster. it also helps with those with arthritis. gilbert needed just 15 minutes to get a workout. >> i'm tired. toinlt know if you can tell. i'm pretty beat. >> reporter: without the soreness. danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up

and it's from the portrait that was painted by gilbert stuart. he was an artist from rhode island and it's the most famous portrait of george washington. but there were brothers who were put in charge of creating the image for the flag and they went about designing it, coming up with all the different lettering. they had it perfect, except the image they had of george washington came from a box of cough syrup and it just wouldn't do. and in the 11th hour, they found gilbert stuart's portrait of george washington, they put it on the flag. it was accepted by the legislators in washington and we still have that flag today. - that's this week's flag facts. i'm eric. - here's another report in our series on first aid basics. (upbeat pop music) - today, we're talking first aid kits. to walk us through the must-haves is lipica shah from the american red cross. so, where do we begin? - well, every home needs to have at least one portable first aid kit and it should be in a place that's easy accessible to everybody and everybody should know what that plac

capra got letters and james gilbert and the historian of american religion has a chapter in his book he gets a letter from the viewer telling capra it was, quote, not only fine entertainment in scientific education, but it was a religious experience and to combine the three was a stroke of genius, indeed. so what's interesting about that is that i think people make assumptions after the scopes trial in america, because that was such a widely publicized media circus and it was such a clash between fundamentalists and scientific perspectives that what we get from watching this movie is a sense of diversity of popular ideas of evolution and the relationship with religion. so how did this film get made? it got made largely because of capra, but it was received the way that it was for several reasons so katherine pandora that you read, talks about the way that you have to go back to television as a medium and development and the standards for different genres and science documentaries and science education, right? inspiration, were still being formed and the fact that these things are not

james gilbert has a different idea coming from the perspective of the history of religion.ere wasn't as big a cultural divide. that in very prominent cases like the scopes trial, that was exploited as a strategy to kind of sell the controversy by the media. but, in fact, as gilbert puts it, capra did not have to build bridges between science and religion because they were already there. all help had to do is walk his films across them. we have the perspective of a folk lorist. in the folklore department. basically says this film was able to be made because capra was a premier storyteller. really his focus was on storytelling and narrative. and he was exercising his artistic license to create a kind of new mythology, right, a quasireligious sense of cosmic unity, mystery and awe. so there are multiple theories for kind of not only why it got made, but why it was received the way it was received and why it continued to have success over the years in classrooms. but, again, to conclude, by coming back to this larger lesson that catherine pandora articulates so eloquently, some

may have and whether the us is still a part of it i'm joined by john gilbert professor of economics at utah state university john the eleven remaining countries committed to t v p they have a combined gross domestic product of more than twelve trillion dollars it sounds like quite a bit of financial power there so my question is is the trade pact viable without u.s. involvement. well the original to be the requirement that sixty five percent are of the original signing members judy be the. those members ratify the original agreements are the two people as it currently stands is not viable without the u.s. in the part of it that's. not involving the u.s. anymore. it should be easier for the remaining at least from economies to renegotiate the agreement such that they can consign. constantly referred to the t p p as a bad deal for the united states the u.s. is out of the picture now which country stands to gain the most from it. well i think they're characterized. it was a little bit misleading when we look at the sort of the potentially come on but you know what so the t.t.p. agreement

. >> reporter: gilbert family vacation home in the keys used to be three stories tall. >> it is threetore that is disappeared in the ground or behind it, i don't know how it collapsed. >> reporter: gilberts were part of the upper key residents allowed back into survey their damage. big pine key irma turned a trailer park upside down and tossed hundreds of boats like toys, in lower keys where irma 's eye made land fall shawn street is still in shock , after riding out the storm in her bathroom. >> it is totally different. it is not just us but everybody. >> reporter: power crews fan ned out all over the state working to restore electricity to millions of people. >> this is first time in our company's history we have had all 35 counties, 27,000 square miles of service hit. >> reporter: areas around jacksonville got northeast brunt of the storm where winds , surge and rainfall are the strongest. irma had more than 350 people rescued. neighborhood along the saint john's river experienced the war flooding, folks living hearsay more than 3 feet of water in this neighborhood but as water rec

what sarah gilbert is only tell is us about roseanne 2.0. plus will and grace's return.ow about the revival. >> that's ahead but first this weekend in the "entertainment tonight" birthdays, which oscar nominee made her fame debut in 1994's lassie? is it jessica chastain, michelle williams or rachel m i will never never wash my hair again now, i fuel it pantene is the first shampoo and conditioner system with active pro-v nutrient blends that fuel 100% stronger hair. because strong is beautiful. ♪ [joy bauer] two thirds of americans have digestive issues. i'm joy bauer, and as a nutritionist i know probiotics can often help. but many probiotics do not survive your stomach's harsh environment. digestive advantage is different. its natural protein shell is tougher than your stomach's harsh environment, so it surivies a hundred times better than the leading probiotic, to get where you need it most. get the digestive advantage, and enjoy living well. new deep hydrating eye gel with hyaluronic acid born to outperform the #1... prestige eye cream for better hydration. and your

but it seems likely that china's leadership it's going to move to the fore right because it's john gilbert professor of economics at utah state university thank you so much for your thoughts today. my pleasure thank you. privacy regulators are sounding the alarm over wearable health tracking devices a proposed european union mandate would ban the use of popular devices like fit to be used in corporate wellness programs basically companies have been handing out smart watches this bans and other devices that collect health data for health and wellness programs now employees might be incentivized to wear the device and companies could collect information like sleeping habits and activity level even if it's just on an aggregate or anonymous level the concept is often driven by a company's desire to improve employee health and lower health insurance premiums but even if employees give the company permission to use the data and the e.u. advisory board says processing that information is unlawful and raises countless security concerns because of the privacy advisory health tracking companies are

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francis giammona >> james andrew geiger sent >> greg neil gibson's >> rani gies >> andrew clive gilbertmy sister, judith morgan's. you would be so proud of your son, david, jacqueline and lindsay, your three great nephews luke, richard, john robert and anthony we call them below and curly. you would get a kick out of them. we love you and your brother misses you. >> and for my father and my uncle. i stand here as a reminder to the other families of 9/11 and to the world that no matter how dark moments get there is white ahead if you just choose hope. thank you. >> timothy gilbert >> paul stewart >> paul john >> ronald gilligan's >> rodney gillis >> john ginley >> john annemarie giordano >> jeffrey giordano >> john giordano >> martin giovinazzo >> kum kum giorlamo >> cynthia giugliano >> mon gjonbalaj >> dianne gladstone's >> keith glasco >> ties erwin glasser >> edwiedwin glaser >> terry glenn >> berry h. glick >> jerry logan click >> john gnazzo >> william robert godshalk >> brian frederick goldberg's >> frederick gold plan >> monica goldstein >> steven goldstein >> ronald galinsky's >

. >> if i were a betting woman, that sara gilbert is good at keeping secrets, but let's hope it happens. >>> and "big brother's" celeb invasion. julie chen made the announcement live on last night's show. she will host the spin-off and casting is under way. it's been on the air for in the uk for 16 years, and even featured stars like bad chad. >> this is my life. >> up next, after more than 20 years, the mickey mouse club is back. today, disney launched a revival of the iconic show which kick started the careers of many young stars. this time, they're calling it club mickey mouse. it won't air on tv. instead, viewers can watch them on facebook and instagram. >>> finally, this weekend, a new miss america will be crowned. only "e.t." has an exclusive look at the gowns ahead of the competiti competition. miss minnesota won the preliminary talent competition with a piano performance. >>> up next, blake lively's black eye. why she is sporting a shiner. >>> then we hit the red carpet with priyanka chopra and her mom. >>> and howry -- rihanna is helping making every woman feel beautiful. >>> a

are you a bit like the gilbert and george of pop? we like them and their art a lot.so what they're doing. i think, in that sense, we're similar. brothers with a very singular view of the world, russell and ron have produced a long and inimitable discography. just don't call them quirky. i think the term "quirky" is really lazy to impose that term. it's just too easy to say that about someone, about sparks. so, you know, ithink there are more nuances to what we do. even at the very beginning, when we were playing with bands in los angeles before we moved to britain that were sincere in the wrong kind of way, we felt. earnest. very revelatory of their personal ideas through the music. we thought, you don't have to be that direct and having it couched in humour sometimes, you're running the risk of people thinking you're a comedy band. we always try to have another subtext to the lyrics where it isn't just funny but there's another level it can be taken on. # edith piaf said it better than me. #je ne regrette rien. # pretty song, but not intended for me. # time to put s

. >> you of his gilbert of health. >> -- you obviously get a little bit of help. >> we roughly 3000 workers around the houston area helping with the efforts. right now we have around 30-60 volunteers helping moving the residence to the new shelter. we also have the help of the texas guard and the houston police department. and also fema was here and other services for people that are needed for their well-being. >> there are a lot of cots here's to. will these be moved to the new shelter? >> no. we provide them with new cots. going to give them new cots if we both did the new blankets. everything that is going to be at the new shelter is going to be new stuff, new articles, right. we also provide them with like shampoo, toothbrush, toothpaste, everything will be given again is brand-new articles of hygiene. >> this is the last day this will be open. a big challenge come right? >> right. the the red cross will make sure we're going to leave this shelter, i mean, the convention center as we found it. but then obviously the grb crews will take it over and i think they are going to have a few c

implementation which they did in the pregnancy discrimination act in 1978 when congress overturned gilbert in 1978, when congress overturned gilbert in the pregnancy determination act of 1978, 6 included pregnancy which they thought pregnancy was subsumed. >> thank you for your argument. >> may it please the court. >> i want to say the court appreciates your accepting the court's invitation to brief the argument he is about to make. >> however it is applied, does not categorically define sex discrimination. we had ample discussion why that is true today particularly with regard to sex segregated bathrooms but also the ballard case in the fourth circuit with the fbi literally having different numerical standards between men, women and a man, mister bauer's life dream to become a special agent of the fbi missed the push-up count by a few. he absolutely would have been made a special agent, that was not sex discrimination. the test applied by the appellants here but also the way the government would put it gives you false positives so it cannot and does not define sex discrimination. and how

i will confess it is a copy of the gilbert stuart painting that hangs in rhode island. we are unique in that we has a portrait of franklin pierce, the only president from the great ande of new hampshire and he is to left of george washington. and was newars old hampshire's speaker of the house who went on to be the 14th president of the united states. to the left of franklin pierce is daniel webster. webster was a great statesman. he was the defender of the constitution. new hampshire has a long looked up to daniel webster and so has the rest of the united states. to george washington's right is the portrait that was painted in the 1920's. it was a project of schoolchildren who felt that lincoln should have his portrait on the walls of the statehouse. they did a fund raising and raised enough money to have alexander james painted this wonderful painting. on the far right is john parker hale. one of my favorite on the wall have not heard of senator john parker hale. like franklin pierce, he served as speaker of the house in this chamber. he was a lawyer and even ran for

earnest gilbert is a reporter there. what are you seeing? >> good evening, everyone.lot of relief coming through from the federal government, local emergency entities. we've been doing well. you know, we were devastated by hurricane irma, st. thomas and st. john's specifically. people that are displaced, people are crying out for help. but what you've been seeing is the federal government, fema along with our local agencies here look at law enforcement, everyone has been pulling together and really coming through for us. >> and the infrastructure, how does it look? >> it's pretty bad. it's pretty bad in st. thomas. buildings, shattered roofs gone. the hospital destroyed. firehouse destroyed. even the pd, the corrections facility destroyed. it's pretty bad in st. thomas and st. john, ernice gilbert, thank you for that report on another part of the storm we wanted to make sure to cover. praying for you. that does it for our show. hash "hardball" starts right now. >>> danon rips the scab off. let's play "hardball." good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. we've go

cass gilbert. sometimes they make for the most interesting reading because of their visual eye. they include drawings. it always breaks up the monotony of the text every now and then. here is gilbert visiting washington in 1905. "this is us looking at the senators after dinner." i guess that is what they did for tourist entertainment back then. i said our collections document primarily american history and culture. so i lied to you. we do have the papers of sigmund freud, who was an important figure, but not an american. how they came to the division is probably -- it could be a whole separate session. they have undergone much study and interest in the years and the library has recently digitized them and put them online. but you have to know your german. they are not in english. this is freud's prescription for the wolfman, a famous case i know nothing about. this is in our collection on the papers of carl sagan. this is what is on voyager out there in space. this is the golden disk. if other life finds out about the planet earth, this is the famous recording of chuck berry's r

. >> former baseball player, matt gilbert, has aches and pains when working out. so he's turning to a lower impact, high resistance training. >> first time doing it, you kinds of get goosebumps going? >> using treadmill that's underwater. >> you're basically just using all of your extremities to go as fast as you can, and you're fighting against the treadmill to see what you can get out of your body. >> the motion mimicks running on dry land. >> work with three planes of motion. work forward, laterally, row tearily, you can run, jump. >> you can do squats, lungs. >> muscles work harder running through water that's kept it around 90 degrees to promote flexibility. >> when you're walking on the treadmill at shawled err level your knee joints seeing 25% of the force versus 100% of your body weight. >> patient with joint injury can recovering month earlier using underwater treadmill, also effective for people with arthritis. >> gilbert needed just 15 prints to get a good work out without soreness. >> i'm tired. i don't know if you can tell, i'm pretty beat. >> water t

former baseball player matt gilbert has aches, pains when working out. so he is turning to a lower impact, high resistance training. >> first time doing it you get goose bumps going in. >> reporter: using treadmill million under water. >> you are basically using your extremities to go as fast as you can and fighting against treadmill just to see what you can get out of your body. >> reporter: motion mimics running on dry land. >> work with three planes of motion, you can work forward, laterally and rotationally, run, jump, squats, lunges. >> reporter: muscles work harder running through water that is kept at 90 degrees to promote flexibility. >> when you are walking on a treadmill, at shoulder level your knee joints is seeing only 25 percent of the force verse 100 percent of full body weight. >> reporter: doctors say athletes and patient was joint sports injury can recover weeks, months faster using under water treadmill, it is effective for people with arthritis as well. gilbert needed just 15 minutes to get a good work out without soreness. >> i'm tire

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. >> reporter: the gilbert family vacation home used to be three stories tall. >> there's three units here that have disappeared. i don't know how it collapsed. >> reporter: shawn's street is still in shock. >> it's not just us, but everybody. >> reporter: power crews are fanned out across the state working to restore electricity to millions. >> this is the first time in our company's history that we've had all 35 counties, 27,000-square miles of our service areas hit. >> reporter: tonight there are 12 confirmed storm-related deaths in the state of florida. president trump has announced that he will visit florida on thursday to see for himself what irma did to the state. betty yu kpix 5. >>> this dash cam video captured a tree toppling onto the road in georgia. an suv crashed right into it and lifted off the ground as you just saw there of the driver who suffered minor injuries. >>> in miami dade a little help from a tire power. police filmed this video of sister margaret anne taking matters into her own hands by taking a chain saw to this fallen tree -- chainsaw to this fallen tree.

her character gilbert sylvester is not really a fan of japan he thinks his wife is cheating on him and he just wants to get away . with tennis debate. isn't it just lands on the toilet. a world weary japanese man becomes his companion together they follow a japanese poet's footsteps through the country in search of the most beautiful spots for committing suicide the book is macabre and full of humor by defense counsel and you know how they don't feel comfortable in their skin and want to break out in change i've been living there trying to escape their old lives. i've insisted on it over all of it is this mysterious spirit of the pines and it isn't clear whether that's a plant or a ghost and if then. my own posh man has written a delicate intricate novel that dissolves boundaries and blurs levels of reality what begins as a journey toward death becomes a poetic affirmation of life. thomas lee sleeping son. this book focuses on a star like the yes there's a novel revolves around the sun starting on a summer day in twenty eleven these wide ranging work takes in the president of the past

. >> reporter: the gilbert family vacation home in bay key used to be three stories tall >> there's threets here disappeared into the ground or they're behind us. i don't know how it collapsed. >> reporter: they were part of the long line of upper keys residents allowed back in to survey the damage. in big pine key, irma turned a trailer park upsidedown and tossed hundreds of boats like toys, in lower cudjoe key. shawn street is still in shock after riding out the storm in her bathroom >> it's home, certainly different. it's not just us. it's everybody. >> reporter: crews have offhand out over the state, >> this is the first time in our company's history we've had all 35 counties, 27,000 square miles of her service area hit. >> reporter: the areas got northeast brunt of the storm, where winds surge and rainfall were the strongest, irma swamped the city with record flooding, more than 350 people had been to rescued, the neighborhood experienced the words flooding, folks who live here say more than three feet of water in this neighborhood, as the water reseeds here in and across the state,

. >> reporter: the gilbert family vacation home in bay key used to be three stories tall >> there's threets here disappeared into the ground or they're behind us. i don't know how it collapsed. >> reporter: they were part of the long line of upper keys residents allowed back in to survey the damage. in big pine key, irma turned a trailer park upsidedown and tossed hundreds of boats like toys, in lower cudjoe key. shawn street is still in shock after riding out the storm in her bathroom >> it's home, certainly different. it's not just us. it's everybody. >> reporter: crews have offhand out over the state, >> this is the first time in our company's history we've had all 35 counties, 27,000 square miles of her service area hit. >> reporter: the areas got northeast brunt of the storm, where winds surge and rainfall were the strongest, irma swamped the city with record flooding, more than 350 people had been to rescued, the neighborhood experienced the words flooding, folks who live here say more than three feet of water in this neighborhood, as the water reseeds here in and across the state,

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our announcer, johnny gilbert, has just been honored by guinness world records. have more about that later in the show. but for now, you've just met our champion, the shy and retiring austin. [ laughter ]

our announcer, johnny gilbert, has just been honored by guinness world records. about that later in the show. but for now, you've just met our champion, the shy and retiring austin. [ laughter ] and today's challengers, emily and robert, i'll wish you all good luck and put you to work now in the jeopardy! round, the first round of play, which features one daily double, as you know, in one of these categories... next... identify the film for us. i'll give you the line. each correct response will begin with an s and end with a t. then we go... and also... austin, your choice. may i please have classic movie lines for $200? austin. -what is "taxi driver"? -robert de niro, yeah. classic movies, $400. austin. -what is "the sixth sense"? -correct. classic movies, $600.

this is my nephew gilbert, they are binding those strips of wood together and using that against the window to, at least, be able to stabilize the window so it doesn't shatter. the plan is to take the bed apart and use the wood underneath the bed. and in worst case scenario, take the dining room table and put it against the windows. that is duct tape. so there is no way to break the structure. my mom has storm shutters. these are metal shutters and they are bolted. she is going to ride it out there. essentially in a tin can completely sealed. she has decided to stay. she is one of those people who are not budge. as for my sister and her children, they are going to hunker down in the safest place in the house which will be the walk in closet in the master bedroom. that no windows. i can tell you, for them and for me, 3,000 miles away, this is ne nerve wracking. we are going to take you back to san francisco where evacuees from miami who did get out of the storm path are arriving. >> best of luck in these next several days. another move by the trump administration is stirring up emotio