he was talking about the >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. dude, oh, my gosh. >> i said, "lebron james, right? work out." and he started to go -- he went across the street because it was the staples center he started working out amd so after that we started texting. so we're texting going back and forth. i said, "you ain't going to be ready for the season what's up with ron artest? all these different things and i said, "you ain't going to make it. and he text me back. he says, "do you have some water? and i said, "huh?" he says, "you're going to need it 'cause you're going to choke on my fifth ring." >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. yes! dude, that's what i'm talking about, and then he got it. >> and then he went on to, you know, victoriously win that fifth ring, man. and that's the story that i can say that, you know, when you look at the lay of the land and what has transpired and how he was taken from us so fast, man, i cherish that story >> jimmy: yeah, i loved him too. he's one in a million. i wanted to talk about your movie because -- it's on netflix. "project power." basically, it's this pill. y

[ applause ] that was awesome you crushed that oh, my gosh.you. >> jimmy: all the one d fans are going to love that thank you so much, molly, for coming on the show i appreciate it. >> thank you >> jimmy: nice to meet you let's meet our next guest, everyone hello, what is your name >> hey, what's up? >> jimmy: and where -- >> what's up, bud, my name is anthony luduc. how are you? >> jimmy: i am great, anthony. where are you from >> i am from new york city you know, best city in the world. you know what it is. >> jimmy: i agree, buddy, absolutely now, what is your talent exactly? >> okay. i am going to do some serious multitasking here. i am going to do a handstand push-up. i'm going to lead into walking on my hands while singing "old town road" with this hat balanced on my foot. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how did this -- how many drinks did it take for you to discover this talent? >> quite a few, man. quite a few. just discovered it with my friends that evening [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i love that. i can't wait to see it whenever you are ready, plea

that's how it gonna go right now. >> oh, my gosh!definitely off to a good start. jeremiah! [laughter] >> nice outfit. >> narrator: while justine's romance with tre seems to be trailing off, and carrington gets into a little, maybe i'll sit, maybe i'll stand. >> whatcha up to? >> i have a lot of energy today. so we'll talk. we'll chitchat. you okay? mk out.m down? >> we'll talk. i'll see you. >> all right. for sure. >> i woke up this morning feeling confident and conversations that i've had with tre yesterday and the day before -- and he even came over and said good night to me, and then i wake up this morning and he is not being himself at all. maybe he had a really bad dream about me and was, like, ugh, i hate her. >> narrator: hashtag, moira has been doing lots of spooning, but she is concerned it may too quickly turn into a fork. >> what do you think about the pace we're going at? >> i just hope you're ready to really get involved in something that could really be fun. >> sexually? >> yeah. >> it is hard to do anything when there

oh, my gosh. great to see you, buddy. inviting me. >> jimmy: here's how it works, okay joseph andri going to watch a tiktok dance that neither of us have seen before there is a monitor there, and one at a time we're going to do our best to recreate the dance whoever gets closest for the real dance wins the round. sounds good? >> i'm just laughing at this premise. yep, sounds good. >> jimmy: i've not seen it and dude, you know me. i can't -- you know i can't dance. >> yes you can you can dance at least a good as i can, man. >> jimmy: here we go we're going the start off apparently easy and they get harder as we go. you can play along at home if you think these are ease or whatever all right. let's see the first dance. we have to recreate this okay >> okay. >> jimmy: circle circle, elbow, elbow, hand, hand, sway. >> el be, elbow, hand, hand. >> jimmy: she starts with a snarl. all right. ready? snashlgs snarl, go. >> elbow, elbow, hand, hand. elbow? yeah, yes! sway. >> jimmy: like that. joseph, you can remember, it's your tu

oh my gosh, you got the croak, the beginning, oh my gosh. >> oh, jimmy. >> jimmy: oh my gosh dude, thathey're kind of -- they're like in the same -- i love gwen stefani too. gwen stefani's more like, she does this. ♪ ♪ we used to be together every day for ever ♪ >> jimmy: dude your body turned into gwen stefani just now your face. it's perfect >> gwen voice. >> jimmy: yeah see if you can do an impression without doing the impression you're amazing i have to talk about "ozark. i will be truthful with you, i'm currently on episode 3 on the first season >> listen, i appreciate the honesty. it would be the worst if you were like, i saw everything! >> jimmy: good i almost, to be honest -- i don't want it to -- i don't want to finish it because i don't want it to end, i love it. i think you're amazing in this i think everyone's amazing. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i was like, who? this girl. you're knocking it out of the park it's so well done. >> thank you >> jimmy: i mean -- you just got nominated again for another emmy, congratulations. >> thank you. >> jimmy: last year you won. what do you re

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oh, my gosh! cute, i love it! i love it.'cause i've not been able to get a haircut. i love that so much. you are such an inspiration. thank you for the photo, and chelsea, on behalf of moses, my son, we would love to make a personal donation to your charity so that you can get some more supplies out to kids in need. so i'm gonna reach out to your mom. - thank you. - and we're gonna make a little donation from me and moses to keep it going, because pretty soon, he's gonna be using crayons and drawing all over the place, so hopefully we can help out, all right? - happy to veim an art kit! so hopef- thank you.help out, [laughter]? u owha i ink you just need to give him life advice. when he's old enough, i'm gonna say, "you need to call chelsea and talk to chelsea. she'll set you straight." thank you for my beautiful painting. i will put in my studio in my dressing room when we're able to get back in the studio. candace, congratulations on raising such a wonderful child. chelsea, thank you so much, and best of luck with your cha

and i thought oh my gosh i wrecked my life. i did what any of you would do. i'm going to write a novel. [laughter]. the most logical thing i could think of. i just wanted to tell my story for myself. in the first novel got me 24 rejection letters. there were only 20 publishers like a 24 rejection letters. [laughter]. maybe twice to make sure i get the point. but i fell in love with the process of writing. numb boys or find another liniment keep doing that. you should go to my website . put advice on there for people to want to write to publish the book. all you have to do is get one person to say yes. one person tells you yes. when an insured you are a published author. and your job is to find that one person. and located 24 rejections. i always look at that experience as its objective. whatever you do with your life. whether you are a teacher or doctor or a work in the military. whatever you do, don't let anyone tell you know. if you love it keep doing it and then you will submit its and you will find someone who will say yes and your job is just to find the

he's a very good -- oh, my gosh david, he's -- he's getting -- oh, my god david blaine, we have to talkeard about david blaine "ascension" is that - [ laughter ] >> sorry there was another one. >> oh, my gosh you have two assistants. >> yeah. so the new one that i'm working on, it's called "ascension", and the goal is i want to take a bunch of balloons and just float up into the sky until i vanish my dream has always been looking up into the sky, it would be amazing to just -- like the movie, grab a bunch of balloons and go drifting away. i've been putting this together and i have an amazing team and working with youtube has allowed me to kind of just put together this insane idea. >> hopefully you're doing this safely >> yeah, we're doing it safely and i've been practicing and i had to get a hot air balloon pilot license. it got my gas restriction lifted so i could fly helium-filled balloons which is pretty rare. i've been jumping out of airplanes to get comfortable in the air. >> will you have a parachute or anything what if the balloons pop >> i would have one up in the balloons beca

>> i have missed you, gosh! good to see you as well. i swear every day my boys come runnin' in, they're like, daddy, look what mr. jason's doing on tiktok today. it's been amazing seeing you on that and such creative stuff. >> it's probably surprising for people that we're so close, a country boy like yourself and a city boy like me. it was crazy when you invited me for the first time to the barn, right? i remember that story when you were like, yeah, come out to the barn, can you stay in the barn. i'm like, what? i don't want to sleep with the goats and pigs and horses, i'm good. >> i guess you thought it was like "charlotte's web" barn. >> 100%. [ laughter ] and not to mention the pond, you're like, we're going to go fishing. where are we going to go fishing? in my pond. wait, you can't own a pond. >> i'm so proud to say that i was a part of you catching your first fish and -- >> absolutely. >> for everybody watching at home, when jason caught the fish, the look on your face was like, it was like you were a ki

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and i finally -- wake up oh, my gosh! that was a >> reporter: it's been nearly 100 years since anything this powerful has struck north carolina. at least 45,000 did he feel it reports to the u.s. geological reports soon after residents along the eastern seaboard from atlanta to washington, d.c., saying they felt the quake, too. >> there's tons of old faults from when the east coast was more active millions of years ago. and any of those can be reactivated. >> reporter: some pa part -- sparta, widefred minimal damage, said the mayor. houses wit cracked walls and foundations, items knocked off shelves. pick up the bricks and move on. >> it's a little scary. you go out, pick the bricks up, and move on. >> so with earthquakes, you know there are aftershocks. are you ready for that >> i think we're covered. we're expecting it. >> not quite the big >> reporter: not quite the big one, but still the most intense jolt many near epicenter have ever felt. >> a georgia family is demanding answers tonight after a police officer fired

>> oh, my gosh. i guess so, yeah. i mean, it's going to be sort of a different experience.all going to be in our pajamas? i'm definitely -- i'm eating take-out for sure. >> yes, yes, yes. so, i want to talk about your amazing son decon, who i adore, he a single this summer. >> he released a song this summer. it's called "long run" and it's on the spotify charts and he is the producer and we could not be prouder of him. he shot his first music video. >> you have to tell me. i want to post it everywhere. when you post it on instagram, i notice and i wonder if it's my future. he is older than my littles. he seemed both really happy and proud that you were so proud of him, but also a little embarrassed. >> oh -- >> do you often like embarrass your kids intentionally, unintentionally? is it just my path? >> i say if you are not embarrassing your children, you are not spending enough time with them. that's basically my goal. >> yes, that is -- >> it's your job as parents to really like, really ramp up the embarrassment. >> so i heard a story actually about you in the third grade

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oh, my gosh.have someone like that, i'd be so scared to accidentally facetime her. i'm reading your book "everything's trash" right now. it's so freaking good. i'm so excited for your new book imprint, that you are also releasing, you're writing a book about quarantine in quarantine. >> yeah, it's called "six feet apart." i have essays i talk about, wave your issues like black excellence and performative alliship, and also write about quarantining with my boyfriend of three years, and, you know, it's good. but it's a lot. you know, to be in an apartment for almost five months, it's like, that's too much. >> nikki: it's so much. it's kind of like what i am looking forward to for the next time this all goes down. i'd like to have a partner to end up resenting through it. i'm living with my mom and dad now. what is your writing process like with him there? you're writing from home. is that hard to do? everyone's trying to write a book right now. you're actually doing it. >> it's great. i don't have t

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and telling him, my dad was struck by lightning, his dad was struck by lightning and he's like oh my gosh, we can be struck by lightning and as he said that i make you won't be but sure, yeah you might be, this is true, my son and my family, my wife or my kids were taking the amtrak train from new york city to here to washington, d.c. to this event and the train was struck by lightning, my son texted me and he said you're not going to believe what happened tonight. destiny, that's what were witnessing, you will see them coming in late but this is destiny, a couple of things i will say that we can't do any rows in the country, first of all where is jim, jim stand up one second, he's done so much work for the lost history and all these other things and he gets to be her, i love you and thank you for all that you do, i am assume you covered all your stickers, find jim if you want to sticker of a legal version of me. when you meet him, he's your man he's like a drug dealer of lego stickers. >> that does look like me, this is yours. so now here's the other person i want to think, i don't do th

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>> we were all leaning forward like, "oh, oh, oh, my gosh, and oh, my gosh and it's going way more thanhought." >> $260,000, $270,000 -- >> at that point, i was starting to go, "yeah, i think this is going to be pretty big." >> when the hammer finally comes down, the painting fetches a whopping sum of $334,000. >> i was flabbergasted. my attorney said, "betty, just take the money and spend it all, and have a good time." >> but first things first. the appreciative grandmother gives her grandson john a nice finder's fee. >> did she bake you cookies or write you a check? >> she took care of me. it was more than she needed to. she definitely took care of me. >> for the buyers, proud texans with a lifelong fascination with the battle of san jacinto, it's a chance to bring an important piece of texas back home. after an extensive restoration, the new owners, jamie and kyle stallings, loaned the painting to the public policy building in downtown austin for all texans to enjoy. >> this is it, and it really shows the most important moments of the battle, and it has created that myth of texas. >>

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gosh, look at that! but for this d—day veteran, it is now a wonder to behold.t stormed the normandy beaches. i'll be honest — i was a little bit scared. it's only until something goes bang and you realise like a shell has dropped on the sand, that, you know, they weren't doing that for fun. mick didn't know whether he'd survive that day. and now, nearly 95 years old, he didn't think he would be reminded of it in such a powerful way. i thought, i don't think i'm going to live long enough to see it, which is another amazing thing, you know? and she'll be there to remain generations to come. in the early hours of this morning, the ghostly image of lct 707a made what was meant to be her final move by barge from portsmouth naval base to her new home at southsea. but with strong winds, her planned landing has had to be postponed until later this week. like d—day itself, it's the weather which has the final say. jonathan beale, bbc news, southsea. captainjim forbes, who now lives in shucknall, began his sea—going career at the royal merchant navy school after his fath

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this woman even saving llamas on the loose. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: despite the destruction -- >> that ain't good. >> reporter: -- officials say laura's aftermath could have been far worse. >> when you consider the magnitude of the damage that could have occurred here, we did dodge a bullet. >> one reason there was less damage than predicted was the storm making landfall further east than originally forecast. >> millions of people are still feeling the effects of laura. let's take a look at your friday weather. on the radar you can see what's left behind of hurricane laura bringing heavy rain as it tracks towards kentucky and tennessee. a tornado was reported near jonesboro, arkansas. forecasters are warning of a possible second one saying the system may be strong enough to cause damage this weekend when it reaches the east coast. checking today's high temperatures, summerlike weather from washington, d.c. to new york where thunderstorms are possible. hot and humid from chicago to kansas city. you have 85 in los angeles. a hot 111 in arizona. >>> coming up, the new study on peopl

it's so easy for us to say, oh my gosh, i can't go to school, i'm stuck here, i'm on zoom. i can't really do the things i want to do. and we have to reframe that and we have to tell ourselves, you know, i feel grateful i'm able to stay at home because that keeps me safe and my family safe from getting covid. so it all depends on the way we structure our feeling. so if we take away our negative feelings and reframe them in more positive thinking, it makes us feel better about what our current circumstances are. >> you know, talking to your kids is very challenging, especially if they're really young. our viewer marie has a question about how do you explain to kids why they can't hug or meet up with their friends right now in a caring way that they can understand? >> and that's a great question. i think what i would do is say, i know this is a really hard time for you right now. we have this pandemic going on. the last time we had something like this was over 100 years ago, that was a long time ago. but that means that we're not able to be physically with our friends and fami

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oh, my gosh. he's in the movie "all together now," available august 28th on netflix.ere [ cheers and applause and making her u.s. tv debut, we got music from tiwa savage! but now let's give it up for the roots, everyone. ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: oh, before we get started, i thought this was cool our friend, pharrell williams, just launched a special cover project with "time" magazine called "the new american revolution." it features conversations between black leaders about the future of america. and i thought it was cool so i wanted to show it to you guys. so pick it up wherever you get your "time" magazine hey, everyone, it is the -- it's the end of the week and that's usually when i catch up with personal stuff. you know, i check my inbox, return some emails and, of course, i write out some thank you notes. and i running a bit behind so i thought if you guys wouldn't mind, i'd like to write out my weekly thank you notes right now. is that cool with you guys all right, james - [ cheers and applause can i get some thank you note writing music, please? ♪ thank you. [ laughter ]

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williams. >> oh my gosh. we were all holding hands., we all started crying and just were so grateful. >> reporter: and steven's many friends poured into the courtroom the day harvey was sentenced. doug johnson read a statement for all of them. things he had to say to harvey. >> for years you ate his food, lived and worked under what he thought was a common goal, the whole time stealing from him and ultimately taking what was most precious, his life. you worship a false god, the god of arrogance, ego and greed. today our nightmare ends. today yours really begins. >> reporter: harvey was sentenced to life without parole. after which his now ex-wife, debbie, invited us down to the pier where she took harvey's fake engagement ring and the other costume jewelry he'd given her and -- >> i threw them into the water as a tribute to steven. >> reporter: and his friends? >> steven was part of my family. he's part of the family you get to pick. i can open a great bottle of wine and sit there and think about steven. the pain fades. the memories ar

. >> jimmy: all right, here we go gosh ♪ >> jimmy: got it "party in the usa. >> oh! z's song was on. i knew it. come on. i'm so happy >> well done, man. this is already intimidating that was good. >> jimmy: really, i'm really competitive when it comes to these music games. but i'm sorry about that here we go this next song is for you, matthew. you guess first. >> let's hear it >> jimmy: here we go go, roots. ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] >> i like it, i love it. i want you to keep playing it so i can keep dancing to it. but i got no idea what the name of it is >> jimmy: i think you do i think you know it and i think i know what it is. ♪ >> jimmy: yeah ♪ it think it's either -- "joy to the world" by three dog night? [ ding ] >> questlove: it is. >> all the boys and girls. ♪ is that it ♪ all the boys and girl joy to the fishes an the deep blue se joy to the world ♪ ♪ joy to you and me >> jimmy: wow. that was great you did a good job that was sneaky. >> thank you it took me every note to get that one >> jimmy: all right, here we go, bud. this is your turn. you guess first. roots, wh

. >> oh, my gosh, that is so pineapple. >> hmm hmm. >> a vacation. >> oh, hey. >>> engineers in puertoare still struggling to repair one of the world's most powerful radio telescopes. a freak accident knocked it off line and it could be months before its back peering into the >> reporter: it's been a backdrop for hollywood films like the 1997 sinai drama "contact." >> it will do. >> oh! >> it's where james bond stopped the villain in "golden eye" but the observe attorney is more than a scene stealer. it's one of the world's largest telescopes acting as a giant ear. until this week. on monday morningcae above a pl tearing a slipp f its msessnts middle of a forest listens for galaxyies year and far. it played a major role in the siti organization. now radio communication both incoming and outgoing will be site for a while. technicians have been working wo>> w tryingnder rying to l bu ts we don'te >> repter: since it was built in 1963, the observatory has survived hazards, storms and earthquak earthquakes, but it is other threats the telescope is look out for. tracking ast stroids. it's b

i think one of the girls made it >> seth: oh, well then i take it back gosh, that sounds awful. someone else's child made it and tried to sell it to me i probably wouldn't buy it >> fair enough >> seth: hey, congratulations on the emmy nominations for "killing eve." i imagine one of the most exciting things is the fact, because again, it's such an exceptionally well-written show with two female leads, and the fact that you both get nominated must just be such a perfect conclusion to each season. and then i'll also add fiona shaw >> seth: who's so good >> who's so good so it's like all the women in the show have been nominated, and it's just extraordinary. and it also speaks to, like, you know, i just want to offer a moment of hope and like, yay, and a win. you know what i mean three seasons into the show, you know, that is primarily about this relationship between bill and elle and eve, we also have carolyn played by fiona shaw who is also rewarded with recognition. it's great it's so great. it's just this year, you know, because i'm not exactly sure what's going to go on with t

oh, my gosh i found it. and then his name was at the top. that just like totally unacceptable. >> and then sabin sort of did a similar thing. i think it was with cox? i think they said, oh, yeah, let's like share some samples. because they were both working on the live vaccine. and so i think it was cox sent over some samples of whatever he had and never received anything back from sabin. so i think they both kind of had that quality where they were just doing everything for themselves. both of them thought they could do it the best. prof. mcmillen: yes. they were both pretty impossible, i think. and it's interesting sort of the conclusion of the book, oshinski says like both of these men should have won a nobel prize for medicine, considering what each one of them developed. but no. never happened. and i think oshinski hints that indeed part of the reason was that they were so awful to one another. sabin always had the support of the scientific community. salk had the support of the public. he got all this public adulation. salk got the adu

to see its windows and walls have been repaired you doing ok are human and i don't want to go oh my gosh qanbar. i don't but even for the windows. i know johnny is told that a wall has collapsed. he says he will see what he can do about it. along. ok i have to feel. well. even before the explosions this house in cairo and tino was a virtual group when. you have lived here less than a year they also come from syria when the warehouse blew up they thought it was a bomb attack your car will go by here like the explosion blew out the start. but it shook the whole house we ran outside to see the plane oh my brothers and i looked for bombers up in the sky and had been and then there was a 2nd explosion and it destroyed everything and we had stayed inside would be dead now and i'm not. any more. even now days later stone blocks are still falling out of the walls. and all that we've cleared away the rubble i don't know what will come back on the river. no matter how noble nearly. 45 minutes ago a truck drove by the boom young men looking you know going to help their neighbors are also anxious my

magic root cover up by l'oréal paris oh my gosh!take, united we can and will overcome this season of darkness in america. >> a hopeful message in an anxious time. how joe biden made his pitch to reclaim the soul of the nation. good morning, this is "early start." i'm laura jarrett. >> good morning, it's friday. i'm christine romans. it is 31 minutes past the hour. last night the democratic acceptance speech half a century in the making. >> it's with great honor and humility i accept this nomination for president of the united states of america. >> joe biden's rhetorical themes of darkness and light trying to draw a clear contrast to president donald trump without explicitly focusing on the man he wants to replace. biden did, however, take direct aim at the president's failures when it comes to coronavirus and the broader implications. >> the president keeps telling us the virus is going to disappear. he keeps waiting for a miracle. well, i have news for him, no miracle is coming. and after all of this time, the president still does

>> oh, my gosh.lessed to have my family around me. i'm so grateful? >> we're grateful to you and the 31 things you learned while working 31 days at the icu and number 31 on the list was you aren't just a nurse. elaborate on that for us. >> so my nursing journey has been difficult, but i know that, you know, this is my vocation in life, being a nurse and it's not about me. it's about helping others and being there for them. being there for the families to take care of them. and especially in this time during covid, when the families can't be there to be the family member to the patient, you know, they're not there to hold their hand so i take that place for them. >> and like she just said there were 31 things on the list that you learned. what else is on the list? what else did learn? >> so there's some funny ones. i started off with talking about like maskne, you know, wearing your mask for 12, 13 hours straight. you take it off and, oh, my gosh, i haven't had this kind of acne since high school. hav

. >> oh, my gosh. >> wow.you and there's somebody that wants to stay hello to you guys, that wants to say hello to you six. >> oh, my god. >> hi, mickey. >> hi, everybody. mind if i join the party? >> we appreciate you popping in. how is it going? >> of course. oh, are my ears in the shot? just checking. >> we know we just had international friendship day and you had your stay true crew with you. do i have that right? >> we sure did. the gang and i had a swell time. there's nothing better than having fun with your best pals. say, it looks like these best pals are having fun too. >> your reaction is golden. can you believe this, mickey? these friends you're seeing have actually -- they've never met in person. >> wow, now, that's inspiring. you know, someone once said that friends who support each other to reach our dreams really are the best. hmm. does that sound familiar? well, that's what you wrote with your photo. ah, you guys sure know what being friends is all about. and, oh, boy, check out those outfits.

there is nothing china, a man, gosh i would like to see or than to have trump be defeated, so they can deal with joe biden. that would be a dream. this is something that would be very exciting. mohammed is a great leader. we are very happy. you can see many other things happening in the middle east over a fairly short period of time, but this is the first time in or than 25