hank: deal. amber: hank was different than anybody else on any show because hank really felt like this was a tv show. most businesses realize that they're in it because they need help, and hank felt like, "all right. yeah. let's play tv for a week," and i think that that was kind of his attitude through it. lemonis: i think the thing that the people participating in the episodes think sometimes is that somebody other than me calls the shots, and i think that they learn over time that there aren't these puppet strings being pulled from somewhere else or this big strategy around exactly what's gonna happen. my name is marcus lemonis, and some of you have seen me around, and i'm here to help fix this business so people don't lose their job. for the next week, i'm in charge. so what we're gonna do is we're gonna make some massive changes, and at the end of this week, we're gonna have a grand reopening. we're gonna let our customers tell us if we've gotten it right. i need to get rid of excess invento

have you seen hank?> i saw hank not too long ago. >> a successful business owner subscribes to one theory. they show up first, and they leave last. do you know where hank is? >> i don't know. i don't know if he's gone home or what. >> i cannot believe he left. not only is it disrespectful to the employees, it's disrespectful to all the customers who are coming here today. he really left? like, he's gone? >> as far as i know. >> he literally disappeared. i'm pissed. oh, hey, hank. where'd you go, buddy? we have a grand opening. hank, i don't understand why you left. this is [bleep] ridiculous. you need to [bleep] come back here. i've been here for a week. i'm doing all this stuff. this is ridiculous that you left. turn the car around, get your ass back here, and be a leader right now. for business advice and extra scenes from the show, go on to cnbc.com/the-profit. >> turn the car around, get your ass back here, and be a leader right now. hank has turned out to be a real disappointment. not only walking a

if hank maarse is willing to follow my lead, i know i can

reported hanks finally is here in the studio with me to talk about all of this hi to you hanks one so. this is really likely that facebook is going to be able to remove every single copy of this video is that even possible i would say it is not impossible but it will be really really difficult because right now it uses an internal database of blocked videos and the content to turing system could then detach and automatically remove the video once it gets uploaded again now the problem with this system is it's flawed it's not smart enough so once a user check make some changes to the videos that say by adding a watch a mark then. the system won't be able to detect it again so it will be it needs to be flagged automatically sorry manually again and so it's going to be really difficult to completely wipe off the video from facebook but it's not impossible really makes a sound that people can just endlessly alter it and reposed it and alter it and reposed it i mean anyway well the prime minister of new zealand just sent our she says she wants answers from social media giants over the live

tom hanks is donning fred rogers' iconic sweaters to play the beloved us children's tv host in a beautiful day in the neighbourhood, directed by marielle heller. he's already won two oscars for philadelphia and forrest gump, but thisjust feels like a perfect fit. so for best picture 2020, i think we're definitely going to be looking at quentin tarantino for once upon a time in hollywood. it stars margot robbie, it stars brad pitt and leonardo dicaprio, and leo and brad star as a western actor who's sort of dried up, and his stunt double. and they're trying to figure out how to continue making a name for themselves in hollywood. the really amazing thing about this film is that it's set in 1969 and it sort of follows the same timeline as the charles manson murders, so it should be really interesting, because we know tarantino loves to twist stuff up. well, that brings a special 0scars review edition of talking movies to a close.

that's tom hanks from "castaway." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: speaking of tom hanks, though, my favorite time, you know, obviously is you and tom hanks, where you're book store rivals and you fall in love through e-mail. [ light laughter ] it's great. oh. >> jimmy: what's the name of that one again? the name of that movie of yours? you and tom hanks. >> "you've got mail." >> jimmy: yes, "you've got mail." >> no, it's a good movie. >> jimmy: it really is. >> that's actually meg ryan. >> jimmy: really, though, is it? >> um, i think so. [ ding ] >> jimmy: what floor are you going to? >> seven. >> jimmy: me too, me too. patriots quarterback? >> "bachelor" contestant season 10? >> jimmy: "marvelous mrs. maisel?" >> founder of facebook? >> jimmy: member of bts? >> large green giant, leafy toga sells frozen peas? >> jimmy: large green ogre, friends with a donkey? >> semi-aquatic egg lying mammal native to east australia and tasmania? >> jimmy: dad? [ ding ] [ phone ringing ] >> oh, should probably take this, mate. it's good seeing you, though. >> jimmy: hey, good to see you too, buddy. bye. >>

hanks fan. >> who isn't?t? >> but i actually believe i think i heard this. i believe it's jack nicholson. >> yeah? >> i'm almost positive. >> okay. >> i'm, like, pretty close to positive. it's free. >> it sure is. >> and otherwise, who else, right? >> right. >> so...it's a free question. and somewhere in the back of my mind i remember seeing this somewhere, so i--and i'm pretty sure it was jack nicholson. so i'm gonna say c-- we're gonna say c, right? >> we're gonna say c. >> okay, just to make sure. we're gonna say c, jack nicholson. final answer. >> rene, lupe, i don't know where that came from, but you got it right. [cheers and applause] you got it right. $100,000. well done. >> oh, my god. we're getting a dog. >> where in the world did that come from? >> you know, there's this--there's this channel, and they show, like, little biographies every now and again, and-- >> it must have stuck. >> yeah. >> $100,000. we are three away from $1 million. >> okay. >> the next question you see will be worth $250,000.

the guy, the captain also, the captain also, tom hanks is the captain for the plane, and tom hanks dohe movie captain four the boat, and the guys from somalia come and he tell them i'm the captain now, tom hank, ima i'm the captain. >> go see the movie. she punch all the women in the face. it's great. >> jimmy: thank you very much, yahya. tonight on the show, music from x ambassadors. robin tunney is here. and we'll be right back with samuel l. jackson. so stick around. [cheers and applause] ♪ ] ♪ >>> abc's jimmy kimmel live brought to you by sprint. you by sprint. (sassbot) how about we get two-sport legend, bo jackson... (bo) sup? (bo) guys - you don't need me. just tell people they get a great network and a great price with sprint. (sassbot) yes! you can get an unlimited plan and an iconic phone for just $25 a month, on an lte advanced network that's up to 2x faster than before. (evelyn) bo does...know. (vo) switch to sprint and get an unlimited plan with the samsung galaxy s9 lease and hulu included for just $25 a month. no trade-in required. for people with hearing loss, visit sp

digital reporter hanks and lee is here in the studio for more on this so good to see you now and we do know that these social media platforms eventually managed to take down this very disturbing video but it took a while didn't get why is that yes it actually took them a whole day to take the video down because it is very difficult for today's content monitoring algorithms to automatically recognize violence in a life stream when it happens and it just can't delete it immediately because they are smart because they are smart enough now facebook uses a mixture of artificial intelligence and human contemn water reaches to identify it and take down violent content but that only works if it's a video file and in the case of life stream it's still kind of relies on other uses on the platform to flag the live videos with falling content but by the time that the videos from flight it would have been too late it would have been copied and we uploaded it again and again just like the case of the crisis of the christchurch attack yesterday and also the constant want to sue florida let's say a do

digital reporter hank friendly thank you so much thanks. now authorities in ethiopia say there are clear similarities between last week's ethiopian airlines crash and the october crash of an indonesian lion airplane the following analysis of data from the aircraft black box meanwhile a mass funeral has been held in addis ababa to mourn the victims of the crash the symbolic service came a day after officials began delivering bags of earth instead of victims' remains to family members because the identification process is expected to take a long time one hundred fifty seven people on board the aircraft were killed. well until today only one country had withdrawn from the international criminal court now the philippines makes it to the country's president roderigo to territory announce plans to pull out a year ago after the court launched a preliminary investigation into possible crimes against humanity linked to territories drug war the i.c.c. probe focuses on allegations that to tears of government was behind thousands of extrajudicial killi

digital reporter hank finally thank you so much thanks. all right let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world in the occupied west bank a man believed to be a palestinian has shot and killed an israeli and wounded two others one of them critically the assailant reportedly grabbed a gun from a soldier at a highway junction near the settlement of arielle israel's military says troops are still searching for the gunmen. venezuelan opposition leader won by doe has embarked on a new stage of his campaign to oust president nicolas maduro joe is beginning a tour of the country which is gripped by an economic and political crisis at a rally in the northern city of aleppo the promise to deliver a better life for struggling venezuelans. germany's biggest bank deutsche bank and don't mistake rival commits bond have confirmed a plan to open talks on a possible merger to asia banks that in a statement it was quote reviewing strategic options adding that there is no guarantee that a deal will be reached. until today o

just have to find the balance between security and freedom ok do you do abuse social media reporter hank shelley thank you for that. authorities in ethiopia say there are clear similarities between last week's ethiopian airlines crash and the october crash of an indonesian line airplane following analysis of data from the aircraft's black box. meanwhile a mass funeral has been held it out is about to mourn the victims of the crash the symbolic service came a day after officials began delivering bags of earth instead of victims' remains to family members because the identification process is expected to take such a long time all one hundred fifty seven people on board the aircraft were killed. flash floods and landslides triggered by torrential rains have killed at least fifty eight people in indonesia eastern most province of papua authorities say dozens of others have been injured and more than four thousand people displaced rescue teams continue their search for survivors. sawing through a beam in a frantic effort to save a five month old baby boy trapped for hours under the rubble of

hank you for watching. —— thank you for watching. stay with us here on bbc news. there. the most noticeable feature of the weather for the next few days will be the feel of it. it's going to be very mild with temperatures a little above the seasonal average, in fact. and it should be largely dry too with the high pressure taking control. winds will be light for most away from the far north of the country. now, the air mass is key to how it's going to feel for the next few days. got low pressure to the north of the uk, high pressure to the south, and we're bringing this warm air on a south—westerly wind. but it is very moisture—laden off the atlantic, which is why we're seeing quite a lot of cloud around, thick enough to produce outbreaks of light rain and drizzle for northern england and scotland early on wednesday. there could be a little bit of mist and fog too. a very mild start to wednesday in places. no lower than 10 degrees, for example, in belfast. so, through this morning, again, we'll have quite a lot of cloud around, generally light winds too. but i'm ho

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>>hank you for having me and please just call me victim. >> i am not going to do that.s, why exactly are you doing this interview? >> because people think i'm some kind of a monster. i'm here to remove all of that. my lawyer was telling me no. but my ego. my ego was telling me yes. >> robert. >> please call me ctim. >> no. tell me some of the things that people are saying about you? >> that i have a harem of young and i started a -- what's the word? it starts with a q. >> you mean cult? >> yeah, that's it. >> right, andhy do you thi people are saying that about you?

. >> on this abandoned road among the grassy field and palm trees there's an old blanket, hank archive and a tent. this is where john doe was found. police don't suspect foul play but they don't know who he is. >> there's a lot of traffic. >> we were shocked because it was so close to our house. hang out over there. >> what did he die had. questions people have been asking for half a year. when he and tarp. >> it was obvious someone had died. we never heard or saw anything in the news. >> the medical examiner released this forensic sketch. between the ages of 55 and 70 with medium aren't gray hair. the coroner's office turns to the public for help when they have exhausted all ways to identify him. he's a known transient in the i someone expiring with no one >> scott works with the homeless population in san jose. he said the man looks famine he's reaching out to the homeless in the south bay. authorities hope that will be the same in this case. >> authorities say it appears he died from natural causes. they are hoping the sketch will lead to answers. >>> the city of san francisco is wo

hank you, everybody. thank you, everybody. >> we're happy to announce the winner's -- winners of this year's c-span stewed cam video competition answering the question, what does it mean to be american? we received almost 3,000 entries from 48 states with more than 6,000 students. congratulations to all our winners. our first prize middle school hannah are eda chen and lee for "mcamerica: america runs on fast food." >> the fast food industry is a threat to companies like burger king, wendy's and k.f.c. fast food has an impact in our society in so many more ways than we can realize. it's something that fits with our nation's values, our landscape and is part of what makes us america. >> our first prize high school east goes to el la grace rodriguez, justin wittingham and luke sam from winter park high school in winter park, florida, for "comfortably numb: honoring america's right to a free press." they're also our fan favorite winner and won an extra $500. >> we realized that being an american is about so

hank greeleys a professor at stanford university who writes books about the intsection of biotechnology and the law. his advice is simple. u, if it bothers you, if it offends if you're worried about what might be in there, then you shouldn't sign this contract. >> now, bothancestry.com and 23andme say that they will destroy your dna results if you ask them. there's an online setting on their site to do that. in the future some experts think these dna companies could end up givinghe customers choice. the more privacy you want, the more you'll have to pay. >>> when we come back, are you tempted tt your dna based on your family medical histor why doctors don't recommend that for everyone, and what you should expect when you d it. >>> plus dna websites collect genetic information. now police are using that to solve crimes. up next, how they're doing it even wn suspects have never taken a genetic test themselves. -guys, i want you to meet someone. this is jamie. you'rea oing to be seeing t more of him now. -i'm not calling him "dad." -oh, n-no. -look, [sighs] i get it. some new guy comes in

tom hanks couldn't be prouder of her better half who got her start as a cheerleader on the brady bunchw it, she played the winner of the competition? >> it's about having family and friends. it's a fantasy come true. >>> kobe bryant retired from basketball as one of the best ever. but his work is far from finished. he's also a dad to four daughters, a coach and the author of a new book for teens. we got together to talk about all of it at sirius xm's town hall with kobe bryant. >> what's better, oscar or nba championship ring? >> oscar man. >> yeah? >> i'm not supposed to win an oscar. if i was 10 years old and i told my friends i was gonna win an oscar -- bye! >> now the dad of three with one on the way has a new book. >> the in operatispiration came watching mary poppins at home. >> you love this book 'cause it's a way to communicate with your girls who are getting a little older and they don't want to always hear from dad. >> you know how it is. you have kids. it becomes white noise after a while. they're like all right. what do you guys know? you don't know what you're talking abou

. >> reporter: and also a bit of a ladies man according to bill's cousin hank. >> you know, beautiful women. you work hard, you play hard. and you do things, you know, that you're not supposed to be doing. he was great man, but he was not a perfect man. >> reporter: bill's imperfections became painfully clear nearly 32 years into their marriage when frances says she got a call from a mysterious woman. it was september 13, 2013. friday the 13th. >> she goes, you don't know me, but i'm having an affair with your husband. >> reporter: wow. >> i was in shock. >> reporter: heartbroken, furious. frances says she confronted bill and asked, was it true. >> by that time, he is crying and telling me that he's sorry, that it's true. i was devastated. >> reporter: this is three decades of marriage. >> i finally asked him how long has this been going on? he cried again and told me, three years. i go, this is not an affair. this is a relationship. >> reporter: about that and only that, she and the other woman agreed. you don't like the word "mistress" do you? >> no, i don't. >> reporter: this is bo

anyway, he is upfront, here comes john hanks with somebody else carrying rails. and he is saying, lincoln split those rails. now, lincoln is already known as an honest man, that is important to him. and he knows very well those rails could have come from anywhere. he says well, those look like some rails i might have split. and out of that experience with cousin john bringing in the rails he becomes known as the rail splitter candidate. suddenly he is not just the rising lawyer, he is a laboring man. and laboring men have more appeal politically and guys who sit there doing wills and trusts and arguing cases. he gets the nomination of the state convention. they unanimously agree. allegedly one guy stands up and yells for chase and they throw him out of the hall. they are not putting up with that. the following week, they are going to meet in chicago. in mid-may, 1860. these are left to right. so at the top davis, left corner at the bottom field goals be, browning, herndon. there is no one guy who stands out for seward. davis is essentially the manager . he was th

>>hank you >>> meet one of the biggt babies ever born in new york entered the worligd ng 15 pounds, which is the average size oa six month old. both are expected to go home>> soon > a feel trip takes a fiery turn the bus started smoking and everyone made it outaf sely. >>> inalora, cifni a garbage truck caught fire and rolled down a hill. no one was hurt. and i treat my mbc with everyday verzenio- the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. in fact, verzenio is a cdk4 & 6 inhibitor for postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer, approved, with hormonal therapy, as an everyday treatment for a relentless disease. verzenio + an ai is proven to help women have significantly more time without disease progression, and more than half of women saw their tumors shrink vs an ai. diarrhea is common, may be severe, and may cause dehydration or infection. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection. verzenio may cause low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infection that can lead to death. serious liver prob

he used to love great passing, hank plant, the celtics had 30 it is this.umber 2, not every day, caught on the fast break, block comes down with the ball in one motion. even the rejection of my senior prom wasn't quite that bad and number 1 saints fans over the missed call in the nfc championship game. mardi gras going on right now and they will have wall-to-wall memories in the streets of new orleans. not forgotten. no beats for the referee. ever been to mardi gras? >> no and i don't want to go. >> i don't want to go either. hard enough in the french quarter to get a drink. at mardi gras you can get near the french quarter. >> i want to go to experience it . >> cafe du monde. >> those are worth it. >>> the newest patrol vehicle. . >>> fremont police showed up a brand-new set of wheels today. >> completely revamped 2014 tesla model s. the new patrol car part of the pilot program to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. the all electric powered car customized with sirens and in car computer. it hits the streets next week. >> the cop will be sleeping on autopilot.

check out this image of tom hanks playing mr. rogers.hought this was the best doc of last year. >> he looks so much like him in that movie. >>> now some tv news. remember when jenny mccarthy was part of "the view"? well, according to jenny, it was a living nightmare, and she is telling everybody why, blasting her former co-hosts, starting with barbara walters. >> i have been watching barbara's every move. >> there can only be one alpha. there is tension, usually backstage when there is bigger egos sitting at the table. get out there and fight. >> the movie, "mommy dearest." that's what jenny says working with babs was like. quote, i have never seen a woman yell like that before until i worked with barbara walters. >> that's the -- the blessing and the curse of "the view," is that you get to voice your opinion, and the curse is you will be punished for it. >> stop that. >> jenny also claims barbara made her into a human barbie doll, forcing about 50 outfit changes because she didn't like her clothes. >> i can't move in this dress. >> i pa

>>hank you very much, derrick. >>> a couple was overjoyed about the baby coming into the lives. they were set to adopt from a woman in southwest virginia. the only problem, this woman was never pregnant. can you imagine at? police say elizabeth jones from southern virginia admitted to tricking a couple from california into thinking that she was pregnant. now, she's facing nine felony charges. police say she took money and other property from the couple, including money spent on professional photos announcie i the adoption. jones says she's sorry for what she did but does not think she should bepunished. >> don't think so because i don't feel what i done was criminally wrong. now, morally? was it? yes. but i've never seen anybody be charged for somhing morally. >> she has a screw loose, i'd say. in the past, jones haseen convicted of larceny involving credit card fraud. >>> right now, an investigation underway. this is at sidwell friend school. racist names andwastikas were displayed during a school ass assemb assedly. it happe during a presentation. students from the d.c. privat

hank you for being here. it is a gorgeous day. and looking around at this diverse crowd, there is no doubt that america is great. even our national anthem ends in a question, o yet does that -- -spanned spankled flag that open-ended question is what defines us. not just who we are or were but ho we will be. it challenges us to choose to take the next step, to fight that next fight. to answer that fundamental . estion will brave win? and the truth is, brave hasn't always won. brave isn't winning right now. brave doesn't spread hate or bully the vulnerable. brave doesn't put greed and self-interest over millions of lives. brave doesn't cower behind lies and walls. brave doesn't pit people against one another. hat is what fear does. this president has tried to reduce america to its smallest self. by attacking the values and institutions of other democracy cherished our most principles inside out, routing for bigotry and hatred and violence, closing our doors to immigrants and refugees, taking from the many to line the pockets of the

tom hanks, tim allen and the cast of favorites reunite to voice the animated features. it hits theaters june 21. that is your eye on entertainment. chris martinez, cbs, los angeles. >>> mike trout could probably by oracle park. this is what erupted in the third quarter last night. tip-off next. >>> a live look outside, this time in san jose. you can see raindrops on the camera lens there. the rain is coming down. mary lee has more on that and gianna franco has a look at your traffic when we come back >>> if you are heading out the door, grab your rain jacket an umbrella. you will needed this morning. you can see on high def doppler, it is lit up with moderate to heavy rainfall pushing across the bay area. for all of us, we are starting off with rain. the red is indicating heavy rain pushing across the region. down through emeryville, berkeley, oakland, as well as san leandro, across the bay bridge, the golden gate into san francisco, from the tri- valley down to the south bay and the peninsula. >>> we have a lot of rain over the bay bridge right now. if two separate acc

hank greeley is a professor at writes university who books about the intersection of biotechnology and the law. his advice is simple. >> if it bothe you,f it offends you, if you're worried there,what might be in then you shouldn't sign this contract. >> now, both ancestry.com and 23andme say that they will destroy your esdnats if you ask them. there's an online setting on their site to do that. in the future some experts think these dna companies could end up giving customers the choice. the more privacy you want, the more you'll have to pay. >>> when we come back, are you tempted to test your dna based on your family medical history? why doctors don't recommend that and what you should expect when you do it. >>> plus dna websites collect genetic information. now police are using tha to solve crimes. up next, how they're doing it even when suspects have never even when suspects have never taken a genetic test themselves. this is you shopping. and this is you maximizing at t.j.maxx. you shopping, you maximizing. you shopping, you maximizing. find the brands you love and get more you for

>>hanks for watching.nks, "nightly news" is next. we'll be back at 6:00. emergency.adly flooding overwhelms a giant swath of the plains and midwest. waters washing away bridges. rescues and evacuations going on around the clock. >>> after the new zealand terror attacks the prime minister there promises to change gun laws and a hero emerges as social media companies try to keep footage of the massacre off the internet. >> the field of democratic nominees for president grows even bigger and theyut in campaign trail. >>> on the front was isis. >> we have to get out o here. our interview was interrupted. it seems there was a counterattack by isis.

hank you, bill. >> the first one has to do with the possibility of any infrastructure plans that may come out of washington, and you've chosen a company that might ben fefit from that, righ? >> that's right, gran it construction,gva. we like the management team. he60% of revenue comes from infrastructure spending for the most part. usually it's l by the states. one fun fact for you. 29 states have increased gas taxes since 2013 in order to pay for infrastructure so we think they will be a key beneficiary since it's a nonelection year and that's when states hike gas taxes. >>> last year the supreme court allowed stateso collect sales tax from e-commerce companies even if they're not basedn that state. you've got a company that came public last year and it's been on a tear this year. you think it could benefit from this change in rules. >> it's avalera, avar is the ticker. they a one of the few with this really high-quality sales tax compliance software they're able to use it across the nation. it's really beenmpowered by broadband internet and 5g telecom wil be the next big empowermen

>>hank you. >>> sunday's rain startedarly for a lot of people. news 4 cameras were there in rockville when the first drops began to fall. now that colder temperatures set in, those roads may be slick this mornin stin finch is live in frederick county, maryland. >> he h been monitoring conditions on the road for us there. how are things looking? >> reporter: a bit of a change than what we saw earlier. sw, we're here on market street, you can where the problems may arise. right now, we're hovering just above freezing here. we're seeing slush on market and on some sidewalks, as well. right now, it's not been so bad driving. ets you can imagine, as it colder and the little ponding spots get icier, what kind of mess we could b in for. just bear in mind, as you are driving today, this is what rsu're going to be up against as the day w on. right now, not hearing anything about delays for frederick county, for government work or school. conditions right now, are not bad. know, afterhat, you that snow, and it's now kind of melting, thafr the ze is under w

kelly o'donnell,hank you so much. >>> police have a suspect in custody tonight after the murder of a reputed new york crime boss, francesco cali. the suspect backgrod his ckup truck into cali's and when cali, the reputed boss came out to inspect the damage, carmelo shot him ten times. at this point, authorities say it does not appear the killing was mob lated. >>> now to a csyovoner that ha environmentalists and energy industry making noise, approving seismic testing along the eastern seaboard, allowing companies to use sound search for oil and gas, but conservationists say the tests could harm sea life and are challenging them in court. nbc's anne thompson has more. >> reporter: the waters of the atlantic, the site of aegal and political storm over theds so underneath, seismic testing, to find oil and gas. south carolina congressman joe cunningham tried to replicate te the . was that disruptive, mr. oliver? >> it was irritating but i didn't find it particularly disruptive. >> reporter: noise that can disturb sound marine life. >> to communicate, find mates, food and avoid predators.

doyle now chairs. ,hank you, congresswoman eshoo for your service. it is honored to be with members from both sides of the capital to save the internet. we salute mike doyle, mr. chairman for his leadership to protect net neutrality. we are thrilled to be with so many advocates across the country, millions of americans have organized, mobilize and made the difference in the fights we have had. mr. markey's cra in the senate last year, but even before that on issues in leadership am of the issue to speak out in terms of what the federal communications commission was doing. young people that it. this is just get it. this is -- young people get it. a free and open internet is a pillar of so many things, democracy, economic possibilities, entrepreneurship and the rest, creating opportunities and empowering communities. 86% of americans opposed the trump assault on net neutrality including 82% of republicans. that is hopeful. with the save the internet act, democrats are honoring the will of people and restoring the protections that do this, stop unjust d

bell outs of two thousand and eight they started out with a seven hundred billion dollar blank check hank paulson negotiate with congress and then over the years that morphed into roughly a seventeen day eighteen trillion dollar bailout for banks if you include all the guarantees and the extensions and the contingencies so. here you have a story that i would think if they're talking in the trillions and they're talking green new details of the talking reshaping the economy and radical ways here's a here's a headline that's a grab the democrats socialist attention to says that the fed recently indicated that quantitative easing will no longer be used just for emergency but it's now part of their ongoing official policy again so in other words they're already doing keynesianism they're already doing m.m.t. they're already doing money printing it's. it's there it's already happening right now so and it's not working this is not working in america socialism is not working in america today just like socialism is not working in venezuela today socialism doesn't work best so why why why don't th

on a flight from mexico hanks overheard two young brothers fighting.ng out a sword to a king, kneeling, head down, arms up. kids calm down in milliseconds. plane damn near burst into applau applause. he realized the hero was perry, writing he tells me he always flies with a couple of balloons for that very reason. hanks adding i'll be damn ed if i don't start traveling with balloons a life full of warmth and compassion. >> if you know it's the right thing to do, even though it's tough, even though it might cost you, you got to do it. >> reporter: both on and off camera. and perry was one of those icons that spanned generations. to so many he was that teen heartthr heartthrob, but above it all, it now seems his larger legacy was living a life full of kindness and humanity. guys, back to you. >> man. >> gadi, thank you. so many of those stories that come out after his passing. >> isn't it nice to hear people are doing kind things when no one's watching or so they think. >>> we are going to help save you money on this wednesday morning, the secrets to fin

more than ever you know what i think we are here and we are stronger than ever i q family thank you hank thanking god the floods in pakistan and afghanistan have killed at least fifty people heavy rain over the past ten days as cattle tens of thousands of residents afghan government says flooding in kandahar province is the worst in at least seven years and algeria student demonstrators a back on the streets venting their anger at the government they're protesting against president of these beautifully his decision to run for a fifth term which if he goes and signs of compromise promising not to turn in power if elected he's ruled for more than twenty years. have said with the headlines more news on jazeera of the inside story. the first commercial capsule capable of carrying humans docks with the international space station is this a breakthrough for commercial programs when it takes space exploration to a new level this is inside story. alone while come to the show i'm sam is a than now science fiction has long said space is the next frontier and this is gradually becoming a reality it

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>>hank you. >> you were the first labour leader to win three consecutivei els.our party now has morphed into a new left that seems, in many ways, diametrically opposed to the principles and the values and the rection that you led it, culminating, finally, in the brexit referendum, in which the united kingdom will sever its relationship with the e.u. where were you on june 23, 2016? >> i was in londonwatching it. >> and you were, obviously, a strong supporter of the remain campaign. were you as surprised by the results of that referendum as u were by the results of the u.s. presidential election several months laterwhen donald trump defeated hillary clinton? >> yeah, i was. i was surprised in both cases. >> even thoughou had seen many of the same forces rear their head in your country. >> you know, when i ok back on it, i think, "no. you should have realized this was coming." but i didn't. [ chuckles ] >> the work you're doing now inf the fielentrism and revitalizing the center really can't be delved into until we understandhe forces on the other side of it. so h

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