we're here with hank azaria.. >> i'm very tired. >> seth: you've accomplished - [ light laughter ] it's amazing you have the energy to even be here. >> it is >> seth: based on how long you've been doing this >> yeah, let's move it along because -- [ laughter ] >> seth: you don't have to audition anymore, but you did -- and i think this is very helpful for actors -- you had an ice breaker in the audition setting. >> you've done your research, sir. >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> yeah. never went well, though, my ice breaker. >> seth: oh, that's good so this is a cautionary tale >> well, i was mentioning earlier, you know, the absurdity of shooting. the whole thing is kind of crazy. and, so, often you go into auditions and they'll say -- you know, it'll be the producers and the director and people, and say, "any questions? do you have any questions? meaning about the script or the character. and i would say, "yeah, um, so, i'm supposed to pretend i'm this guy? [ laughter ] and they would look at me and they'd go -- "

and you got -- so, let's talk about "lucky hank. still fresh. >> very fresh. >> jimmy: you just finish that >> yeah. >> jimmy: and then you have this show. >> i know. >> jimmy: it premieres this sunday you play hank. what -- what is this >> he's a college professor. he's a crabby, old man [ laughter ] well, look, i'm playing a guy who's closer to my age, which is kind of great and he's funny he jokes constantly. and it's an amazing cast of funny characters, actors, great actors who play this, you know, all these professors in this english department and it's really about, they say, a midlife crisis. and it's just about people being stupid and cruel to each other. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah [ light laughter ] why not? >> because -- because in academia, like any workplace situation, you prove your worth by getting one over on the guy next to you or the lady next to you. >> jimmy: yeah >> and so, that's what these people are doing they're trajectorizing and trying to make it. you know, trying to be important. and so, there's a lot of c

johnson also showed up in group chats featuring hank from his posts. it can be seen that the former prime minister made some decisions orienting. primarily for political reasons and was very worried about his rating , as was the case in november 2020, when he announced another lockdown and did it clearly prematurely, we can be accused of faltering too early, the current reishin's prime ministers avoided discussing the correspondence of their former rings during the parliamentary debate alexander khabarov ilya murdyukov and maxim capacci news, london equally hot passions are simmering in the limitchit series, beloved by our viewers, two new episodes on the air of our channel already tonight. masha wants to study at the factory and does not give her a direction. nina wants a platinum fiancé and doesn't buy it. and zoya wants to get married, but she is not called, who will eventually go down the aisle and what new trials the heroine will face, we'll find out tonight right after the big news. the federal part of our issue is completed and that's it. the mo

actor tom hanks has been named the principal speaker at the university's graduation ceremony in may.s hanks a true master of his craft who has entertained, enlightened, and befriended us for over five decades. hanks will be awarded an honorary degree. >>> coming up first on "cbs mornings," actor and martial artist scott atkins joins us to discuss his movie "john wick chapter 4." his movie "john wic chapter 4." some people have minor joint pain plus stomach problems. they may not be able to take just anything for pain. that's why doctors recommend tylenol®. it won't irritate your stomach the way aleve® or even advil® or motrin® can. for trusted relief, trust tylenol®. meet febreze's miracle spray. febreze fabric refresher. i literally use this every day, to make my house smell amazing. after i make the bed, after i catch my dog on the couch. so i can wear my jacket or jeans one more time, before i wash them again. it even makes shoes smell fresh. it doesn't cover up odors with scent but actually fights them and freshens. over one thousand uses. febreze fabric refresher. find your beat

the opposition insists on the speedy publication of its findings and hank's message follows that whileests for everyone, they were sent to a member of the conservative party , one of the minister's advisers sent a test by courier to the right honorary member of the northeast house. how much evidence exists one rule for conservative ministers and another for everyone else by the standards of british politics. hancock, a downed pilot for a long time, lost his ministerial post and an office romance. in the midst of the pandemic, the video footage leaked to the press showed a complete lack of social distance between him and his lover in hyung's office, as the parliament does not even intend to run in the next elections, preferring participation in a tv show to parliamentary work, some observers believe that the scandal with the published correspondence of the former minister used to promote his book, but it's not just about him, but about many others . british politics is going through a protracted post-covid syndrome. the nightmares of the pandemic are not only haunting the mtx over the f

. >> lucky hank. >> i'm a writer, or a writing ls teacher to bring it out of you how do i know thatd.sm sending love to all of my friends in iowa >> visiting from bowling green, kentucky >> arkansas. >> and mineral wells, texas. >> hi to my dad. >> in cuyahoga falls, ohio. >> pasadena, texas >> from kansas. >> to the big apple. >> today is my brother's -- my 7th birthday whoo >> what a great crowd. bringing it in right there. >> we do appreciate everybody coming out for us on a tuesday morning. we'll be outside in just a bit but let's get right to our news at 8:00. >>> the snow piling up and so are power outages and cancellaations as a messy winter storm wallops the northeast a live look at what is going on in the boston area. check that out and then on the west coast, more rain and flooding for california dylan will have the forecast in just a moment. but first, nbc's emilie ikeda joins us now from albany she's got the very latest there. >> reporter: hey there, hoda you know, we're just a few days out from the official start of spring, but this winter wallop is packing a punch, bulldo

you sound like chet hanks. >> play along.eople from all over are going to start claiming california. i have to get mine first. this is the black gold rush. trying to get paid. >> maron: i will say, i'm surprised that of all the states, it's california that's proposing reparations. >> definitely, it is a big surprise. you got to give props to california, my home state, for doing this. they did it before alabama, georgia, south carolina, and california was a free state. most of the slaves were just people playing slaves in movies. >> you mean djimon honsou? >> his name ain't amistad! it's always black history month. speed when you think 360 grand can take you far. it may take you far and alabama but not l.a. that is going to dry up real quick after rent, gas, and cocaine. >> true, you write. how about this? instead of splitting up the reparation money, you know, amongst all the black folks, enter every black person into a reparations lottery, and one person gets all the money. like, it is like powerball but for slavery. >> marl

hank is a formidable force, but nothing like this bear. let's put this into context.playing at the theaters. our floor director greg has seen it. greg, did you like the movie? >> loved it. >> based on a true story, but there's only one factor. you can explain it, paul. >> the bear had cocaine. that's where the resemblance between fact and fiction ends. >> apparently it was dropped from a plane. the bear got the cocaine and there's the movie. >> there ♪♪ >> we understand. >> we understand the feelings of embarrassment of failing teeth and tooth loss. >> we understand the pain of not

and it is was perceived until the 9th century, because if we remember shevchenko and shafarik and hankcreated a map of the slavic peoples, he has a separate people novgorod, in fact novgorod was conquered by the muscovite principality, it was conquered, its population was replaced twice let's say by the muscovites and as a result it was conquered and assimilated, and when diplomatic missions were sent in the 16th century, in particular to moscow, when the grand duchy of moscow officially became the russian kingdom, then the ambassador is the source of the russian kingdom of moscow principalities when it became official ivan the terrible when he was crowned king called the state русское царство i.e. i just want to add to this myth that in 1721 peter renamed not peter renamed peter renamed the russian empire to russia i.e. he took the greek word but the point is that we can call ourselves whatever we want . but does the surrounding world recognize it, for example, the commonwealth of nations

hank is a formidable force, but nothing like this bear. let's put this into context.movie "cocaine bear," yes playing at the theaters. our floor director greg has seen it. greg, did you like the movie? >> loved it. >> based on a true story, but there's only one factor. you can explain it, paul. >> the bear had cocaine. that's where the resemblance between fact and fiction ends. >> apparently it was dropped from a plane. the bear got the cocaine and there's the movie. >> there you go. >> thanks for watching! bye. >> play ball! baseball fans from coast to coast gearing up for opening day! >> this season will l look a little diffeferent thanks s to e new ruleles. >> thehe new changeses speed upe gameme and add somome more excitement to america's past time. >> it is a beautiful opening day here at the ballpark, don. >> so true! but even with the new r rules, e leagague was wororried the g gae woululd still bebe

>>hank you smuch. >> they won the top prize for their documentary on data privacy and its real-worldmpact. >> as a newly elected member of congress, my top priority would be to ensure americans have control of their data, how it is used and who it is given to. >> we cannot consider t internet inherently evil. >> every day, americans are able to communicate with distant relatives and shop online for free. but are these really free services? corporations like meta and google use numerous platforms to collect vast amounts of personal data. we found they tra aser's precise location, purchases you make, and a plethora of additional data. companies can then provide this information to aertisersho show us personalized ads. >> this would be like someone following you every single day as you walk down the street watching what you , where you go, for how long, and whom you are with. >> from all of us at c-span, we would like to express our gratitude to the teachers, parents, and mentors who supported and encouragetheir students throughout the etion. congratulations to all of the sure to stay t

blue checks told you the person tweeting is tom hanks was actually tom hanks. from here on out, hanks loses his blue check unless he wants to pay for it. anyone can now pay for a blue check. it has no verification, it just demonstrates you paid twitter money and your tweets are promoted faster by the algorithm. and apple has solved a classic problem. how do you classify classical music? pop music is easy, you sort music by artist, taylor swift, or genre like reg ea. apple this week released a separate standalone app, apple music classical, where you can sort by criteria. if you want to listen to a symphony, you've got to represent the bay area, so you can sort by all of these different things, which are just dozens and dozens of classical music people, what we know. next thing i would like them to solve, i like banging music when i'm driving to work, but jazz for dinner. here are some your favorites. >> i want to see that play list. >> i don't know if you want to be in scott's head. >> from rap music to gospel. >> when they automatically mix them together, you'

this is how hank street of fins appeared, like god street shipbuilders current street of traditional medicine oh ha ha fish, chaka street fish cake street please, but not every street in hanoi can be accessed without problems. have you already figured out what is the favorite vehicle of the vietnamese? i read somewhere that there are 10 million moped riders here, but i think this number is greatly underestimated. and what real one is impossible to calculate, but the main rule of the road here, as if it does not exist. why did you draw pedestrian oh i yes, do you speak russian? oh thank you very much, but i don't. can i then for you i'll hide. it worked. thank you all, good man. just my neighbors. can i hug you, what's your name? my name is in russian. yes, olya olya, i will call you kolya very much, this was done for traffic participants, and then they can somehow bypass you. yes, and why, after all , it is mopeds that are chosen, and not cars, each person has his own answer, everyone knows how. sometimes some very large things are carried on a moped. they just don't carry it. no, th

he's hank at his guest list. hey, hey try and use says john. now in is it's a train of bones john and angel says just out his just sturgeon shop call not always all bones nigel was saying i had a seriously hacked off 19 said none of this should to happen nine to say we are owed a government inquiry. nigel hurrah hello there. i'm greg quest and welcome to the latest broadcast from the met office. over the next few days, high pressure remains firmly in charge. we will see some rain pushing south over the next 24 hours. but generally settled picture is what see. and we can see what we will see. and we can see that pressure on the that high pressure on the synoptic to the of synoptic charts to the west of us at moment , the moment us at the moment, the moment allowing these weather systems to slowly push south, but generally so the generally weak in nature. so the range should light patchy range should be light and patchy . the rain already across scotland, northern england as we head through the evening time, cleare

he's hank at his guest list. hey, hey try and use says john. now in is it's a train of bones john and angel says just out his just sturgeon shop call not always all bones nigel was saying i had a seriously hacked off 19 said none of this should to happen nine to say we are owed a government inquiry. nigel hurrah hello there. i'm greg quest and welcome to the latest broadcast from the met office. over the next few days, high pressure remains firmly in charge. we will see some rain pushing south over the next 24 hours. but generally settled picture is what see. and we can see what we will see. and we can see that high pressure on the synoptic to of synoptic charts to the west of us at the moment, synoptic charts to the west of us at the moment , the moment us at the moment, the moment allowing these weather systems to push south, but to slowly push south, but generally so the generally weak in nature. so the range should be and patchy range should be light and patchy . the rain already across scotland, northern eng

abc 7 will continue to bring you more >>hank you so much ansrswe willt world news is coming >>> tonightbreaking news as we come on the air involving former president trump. with so much focus on that question, will a new york grand jury indict trump, tonight, the breaking developments involving the special counsel's investigation into trump. sources telling abc news a federal judge has determined that the special counsel has presented compelling evidence that donald trump may have broken the law in his handling of classified documents found at mar-a-lago. the special counsel making the case that the former president allegedly misled his up lawyers when he had them declare that all classified dock yums were turned over. tnight, what we've learned, what this could now mean? also, the other case involving hush money. could a new york grand jury indict trump this week, as early as tomorrow? what our team is learning on that front, as

del cine los premios como peor pelÍcula protagonizada como ana de arma >>> el reconocido actor tom hankses quiÉn conversÓ con la pelÍcula argentina. >> no sabes el gusto que tengo hoy porque me acompaÑa un patriota Él es el productor de argentina 1985 que estÁ nominada a los Òscares. >> felicidades >>> muchas gracias >>> estoy muy positivo creo que vamos a ganar >>> ya estuve en esta situaciÓn >>> esta es la tercera vez >>> una ganaste como el secreto de los ojos >>> hay un nervio que hay? >>> estuve tomando pastillas que hace que estÉ menos nervioso pero adentro la estoy pasando muy mal >>> dios. >> pero bueno, en tu lugar es uno de los privilegiados >>> 92 paÍses enviaron y solamente quedaron 5 pelÍculas y esta es la Única que no es europea con lo cual sÍ, definitivamente somos privilegiados pero tambiÉn es una seÑal que los hispanos latinos y yo vivo en estados unidos tenemos que seguir trabajando para lograr la visibilidad suficiente porque nuestra batalla no termina nunca por la razÓn por la cual por ejemplo deberÍa de haber estado bardo y 2 pelÍculas latinoamericanas pero seguimos

>>hank you. secraryrdoin -- did i pronouncthat pperly? my wife is fro louisiana so i knew there were multiple ways that could be pronounced. you should hear my owpeople pronnce it. >> i a good fries with jeff landryi undetand. and ashe election law features sevel stro voter integrity measures just li georgia. louiana la requis voters to present photo identificatn to vote i person, prohibitsallot harvesti and doe'allow sameay voter registration. were seeing that more people have confince inhe pross georgia. how have these measures affected electi admintration in you ste? >>e have not seen a negative impact. losiana s required pho id since 1997. it was precleared by the clinton administration's departmentf justice. also, we accept any form of state id thahas a picte and a signature. is not limit just to a state id welso provide free ids for individuals who c't afford one. the ballot harvting has only increased the confidce in r elections and wpassed it and a democratic gernor signed it into law pri

hank, where do you come into this story?n. i found tetris at the consumer electronics show in january of '88 and i published on a number of platforms, including the nintendo machine and game boy came out so i chased the rights to game boy to the soviet union. >> what year was that when game boy came out? i'm trying to remember. >> game boy came out in '88 in japan, but in '89 in the states. >> when did it really blow up for both of you guys? when did you say my gosh, everyone is playing this game? >> it had to be after game boy. at the same time that game boy came out in the u.s., tetris was really hitting in japan on the nintendo machine. that's when i realized, oh, my gosh, everybody's playing, and everybody's clamoring for more, and i couldn't make more. >> wow. >> and you went to the soviet union in '88? >> it was '89. february of '89. >> and you guys got together? >> it was like an adventure game. i had to go and find lorg. i knew the copyright notice, but i had no idea who or what they were. after a couple of days of s

and to least part of the hank opened insular in exchange for a larger piece of soviet land in korea. ah ah, this is to let you. yeah. so sort of get over that, begin to give you. oh, so can you label all these boys the well, it looks like we are good with me as loud that we're meeting them, get them. but you talked with les leslie to a union in the study with greater finland from the bone take to the euro, the former left and a general of the russian imperial army marshal a thin column. anaheim spent about a 3rd of his life, the ceiling. this glorious go with that last, i mean you, if you give will double let me see if you know what is going little to putting it. if you, before i tracking the u. s. s. up a 1941 mannheim said in his source scabbard declaration, challenges this land you're about to set foot on, is wanted with the blood of our fellow countrymen, and steeped in suffering. this is a holy land. no victory will liberate cardelia. no. go, are you going easiest, my soul that a 1000000 at the key feels kitty walk. some use that you know up with maybe so because here as you saw

thk you a i look forward to taki your question >>hank you, mad secrery for your testimony. without objection, each member will be recognized for three and a half minutes to accommodate the treasury secretary's time. as always, we have tonsure that all members have an opportunity to ask questions of the secretary. we'll proceed to questions and answers session and i'll begin with it first. yesterday, secretary, i sent you a letter asking that you provide this committee with legislative language that would accomplish the $4.7 trillion in tax increases contained in your budget proposal within 30 days. the american people, they deserve to know exactly how the biden administration plans to raise their taxes and the impacts those policies will have on them. without objection, the letter is entered intohe record that i sent you yesterday. sosecretary yellen, will you commit to providing that text within 30 days to the committee? >> chairman smith yterday the easuryepartment publish the so-called green bk giving areat dl o detai about all of the propod chang on the revenue side in

the president said that they will continue to strengthen regulations put on larger hanks to make sure that they are not put in this position again. ryan. >> nicole, thank you very much reporting live from the white house. >>> many customers are on edge despite the government stepping in. joining me live right now is cal state east bay chair of economics. a lot of ripple effects coming from this collapse. what is next for the future of banking? >> well, so, the majority of, you know, large banks, there shouldn't be a problem. banks that ha large customasbytht bewas an issue be the -- this decision by this policy actions as other banks that may have a larger fraction of their deposits not insured. with the move essentially, it made almost 100% clear that deposits of any size will be insured moving forward. this should reduce the risk. >> so, we saw first republic bank. they saw their stock fall. should people be worried about their banks and other banks as a whole? >> no, they shouldn't. the -- again, the federal government, the fed, fdic made clear that the deposits will be insured and

and applause] if you ask me, it is a scariest thing i've seen on social media since any post by chet hanksinct jamaican accent] >> marlon: [laughs] i am sorry, tom, i only have one more day, i promise, that's all. real talk, though, these builders have got it all wrong. the truth is, everyone is beautiful. beautiful people, we know that shit ain't true. don't tell the uggos though, they will have a revolt. we are all gorgeous. [laughs] in fact, forget a beauty filter. i want an ugly filter. i want a filter that makes me look worse. gives me acne, [bleep] up my face. then, when people meet me in real life, they're impressed. "damn, marlon, you really cleaned up! all your cold sores are gone!" look, we need to ask ourselves two questions. how can we make women less self-conscious about the way they look? and how can we make men more self-conscious about the way they look? [cheers and applause] because men will confidently send the ugliest pictures of their dicks. to anybody. it's poorly lit. bad angle. crooked and shit. skinny in the middle. looking like a rancid slim jim. can someone please

today, hanks to the quick action of my administration of the past few days, americans can have confidencee banking system is safe. your deposits will be there when you need them. small businesses across the country that have deposit accounts at these banks can breathe easier knowing they'll be able to pay their workers and pay their bills. and their hard—working employees can breathe easy as well. last week, when we learned of the problems of the banks and the impact they could have on jobs and small businesses and the banking system overall, i instructed my team to act quickly to protect these interests. they've done that. we determined that the crisis in 2008 _ we determined that the crisis in 2008 should not happen again. unfortunately, the last administration rolled back these requirements. i'm going to ask the administration to... protect american _ administration to... protect americanjobs and small administration to... protect american jobs and small businesses. the bottom _ american jobs and small businesses. the bottom line is this. americans can rest_ the bottom line is this. am

♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: i want to thank my guests, hank azaria, diane morgan one more time iant to thank urian hackney and the 8g band. stay safe. get vaccinated get boosted. we love you. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ so there's a lot of crime and a lot of things going on in these pools that the children are having to deal with. cermak a deadly stabbing on a high school campus, tonight we are hearing from parents who are demanding safer schools. cermak san francisco district attorney says she won't prosecute an officer charged with manslaughter. tonight we hear from the family of the man who was shot. they call on the attorney general to take on the case. >>> officials caught up in a data leak. >>> we will get to those stories and more in a moment. let's start with another rainy week for the bay area. >> let's take your side to show you our traffic cameras. late-night rain on the golding gate bridge. that is nothing compared to what is headed our way. let's begin with chief meteorologist. jeff, give us a timeline and the amount to expect. >> the total over t

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>>hank you for having me. >> preventative medical care can be a key tool in controlling high health careosts. it can detect and treat early warning signs, help avoid costly emergency room visits and contribute to better outcomes. nearly a third of americans lack access to primary care such as routine doctors checkups and many adults say the cost of care has ledhe to delay going or not go at all. we asked americans about the barriers to preventative and primary care services. >> i haven't been to a primary care doctor in two or three years. >> i just went to the doctor for a routine checkup with some blood tests and i get a big bill in the mail a few weeks later. that experience by itself makes me less likely to go to the doctor because there is just so ch uncertainty. >> at first i was looking at yelp reviews and health grade and things like that. you can't even be picky about that anymore, you just have to be grateful if you can find any doctor who says they will take on a new patient. >> the new patient fee ranges between $300 and four $150. insurance does not cover that at all in my e

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. >> you would be like one of the big white guys like tom cruise, tom hanks, tom hardy. >> spitball.i like that. >> hey, tom tom, let me ask you something fearful can you do a little more latin? >> yes, yes, but also, less latin. >> yes, but more or less latin? >> exactly. >> just what you did in the george lopez show. >> i'm not in "the george lopez show." you might be thinking of george lopez. >> i do it less latin? >> john, latin people don't want to see latin people. they want to see white people. >> why people named tom. >> there is hot salsa and mild salsa, people want to catch up. >> anyone want to hit? >> hell yeah. >> that is pricey. what is in there? >> tomato. >> this time, can you do a version that is a little more, you know, street? >> archive playing a doctor? >> a latin doctor but who is was not latin. >> but hold this pinata just in case. what the hell is wrong with you guys? >> hey, wait. that was local that was loco. [cheers and applause] stay tuned because when i come back, my homegirl, the outspoken ana navarro will be joining me on the show. [cheers and applause]

>>hank you for your perspectives, chiqui. it's been great to have you here. we have reached the end of our time this morning so please join me in thankin chiquita brooks-lasure for sharing your insights with us today. [applause] and onerogramming note, our first set of concurrent sessions will begin at 11:10 a.m. on the concord level, so thank you very much. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ the u.s. economy. and then michael davis, cox school of business professor at southern methodist uversity talked about stricter federal banking rulation following the collapse of silicon valley bank. watch washington journal live at 7:00 p.m. eastern wednesday morng on c-span or on c-span now, our free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts and tweets. friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, c-span brings youfterward book tv. this week, kathleen mclaughlin los at how and why this has turned into a billion-dollar business in her book blood money. watch afterwards every day at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> be up-to-date. with current nonfiction book lease

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but when hank fulsome was secretary of the treasury george bush was the president and he turned it over to folsom. i thought i thought that was a terrible mistake. we went off the rails they are and we are still off the radials -- rails of how you handle a banking crisis professionally, and independently. and do the best you can do in terms of what can be done. host: let's hear from max in north carolina democrat. caller: good morning c-span. my question is simple, if the current amount of issuance for fdic account is $100,000, is it not time to increase the amount? guest: thank you for the question it has been increased it started out at 5000 in 1953 and then it went from 10,000, is to 20,000. when i was chairman it was 40,000. and in congress decided they wanted to protect depositors up to $100,000. we followed along and protected them. now, and 2008, the disastrous situation they increased it to $250,000 from 100,000 dollars and that is where it sits today. host: is it time for an increase? guest: i don't think so i think to $50,000 should be plenty. we are trying to protect -- $250,

it is also dangerous for adult children, like chet hanks. >> [indistinct jamaican accent] >> marlon:tom, i'm just saying the shit you want to say. so parents, please be responsible for the health and the well-being of your family. send me your drugs for safekeeping. [applause] i might give some back to you. for real, though, here is what i want to know. why is weed the only drug they put in food? how come there's no crack in edibles? think about it. they already got that hershey krackel. you're already halfway there, just put the crack in it! for more on this story, let's go to dulce sloan. dulce! >> what up, friend? [cheers and applause] >> marlon: how can parents stop kids from getting into their edibles? >> i'll tell you how! how about these grown-ass adults stop taking edibles in the first place! you shouldn't be like a little kid who needs an imaginary plane to eat its vegetables! you are 35 years old. smoke a [bleep] blonde like you pay taxes. grow up. >> marlon: that's a little harsh. >> smoke the drug's. >> marlon: that's a little harsh. some people like a little flavor in th

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the world food program says it's scaling back on food rations for ro, hank of refugees and bangladesh due to a short fallen donations. the you and body says it urgently needs $125000000.00 from international partners. food rations per person have dropped from $12.00 to $10.00 per month. the shortage and funds comes as the price of food rises due to growing global inflation. and the war in ukraine, the counts will impact nearly 1000000 for hanker refugees and bangladesh, who fled persecution from me and mars military. or thomas andrews is the you in special report her on the situation of human rights and muma. he says the move will worsen an already desperate situation. i've been talking to many a families in the camps in bangladesh of the last couple of days. i listen even to this point, even before the couch they been struggling at to feed their families of 45 percent of the families in these camps have insufficient diet. 41 percent of these range children have stunted growth. over half of the children and over 40 percent of breastfeeding mothers are anemic. so even before these cuts

and tom hanks has later today. and tom hanks has been named worst supporting actor at the razzie awards. a warning for those watching us on television. the following contains flashing images the oscar winning actor was chosen for his depiction of colonel tom parker in the movie elvis. his portrayal of presley's former manager was described by judges as cruel and they also slammed his character face. the awards honoured performances in hollywood movies and are held a day before the oscars tomorrow . day before the oscars tomorrow. this is gb news. bring you more news as it happens. now it's back. nana . back. nana. good afternoon . is fast good afternoon. is fast approaching 6 minutes after 4:00. this is gb views on tv onune 4:00. this is gb views on tv online and on digital radio. i'm nana square . he's been asked to nana square. he's been asked to gain a teflon friend gary lineker . only the teflon appears lineker. only the teflon appears to be rubbing off. not content with preaching us on a soap box in a stadium

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about it and i mentioned it in the book the sitcom in the 80s or the 90s called bosom buddies with tom hankshat was based around this idea of the few remaining women's hotels at that time and of course it was a cheap way to live so they dress up as women to live in this hotel. i should say there's one remaining one called webster which was built in the 1930s form plays at macy's by one of the founders of macy's and you can still get a room there. it's still relatively affordable >> you alluded to this woman and i'm curious about locating your sources and speaking with them. what was that experience like? >> it was actually wonderful experience once i located them. meeting women in their 80s and 90s who incredibly funny with some remarkable memories, better than i've ever had and also storytellers. when they were at the barbizon were there was this short little window a real independent and excitement and singled them and so they recorded very very well. i have to say that was my greatest delight. in terms of the locating of sources really the connection between mademoiselle and the barbizon

and you know, i'm a guy to one off my wife or maybe hank up any prices. anyway. i got boxes. no, none of them in the house. i want an awful lot of prizes in my life and, and that's what i really am i doing. are we as americans are going to act on this type of information? if we were to know, i don't know. oh no. is that all i know is that the kind of the company does, i mean the language that comes out of biking and it's because secretary state blinking and his national security adviser jake sullivan, who was a big push for expanding nato in his earlier life. and the under secretary of state victoria, a new car and sponsor, and i'm involved in the overthrow of a pro russia government in 8 years ago. 2014. i call that game when blinking, blinking, blinking, and you know, as a child worry because they're all the same page. so i mean, isn't screaming and yet, you know, what can i tell you? you're great. and i'm sorry to say we're out of time. we could, we can, i know i will say one more thing. you can cut it if you have to go ahead this, this summer and fall is going to be a dis

accused the un of breaching neutrality is bangladesh and me and my hold talks to repatriate sombre hank of refugees. and in the united states, mourners paid tribute to the victims of another school shooting. 6 people were killed, including 3 children. ah, we begin in israel, where there is still anger against planned judicial changes. despite the prime minister halting the controversial. i've a hole. some people are demanding benjamin netanyahu resignation. more unrest is expected a day off to lodge demonstrations and nationwide strikes. didn't yahoo says delaying the judicial of a whole. will allow for discussions with the opposition to avoid what he called the civil war. he thoughtlessly old law moved from national responsibility from the will to avoid the rift within the people are decided to suspend the 2nd and 3rd reading from the law in this kinetic tenure in order to give time to get to a broad consensus to pass the legislation during the next connect it, meanwhile, political groups that oppose the prime minister. and as far as coalition government has sitting up negotiating team

accused the un, if breaching neutrality is bangladesh and me and my whole talks to repatriate some ro, hank refugees. remarkably, it's a merge that when the me on my delegation traveled to bangladesh, that transport was provided by the united nations. and dozens is still missing in ecuador, where landslides have killed at least 7 people. ah, a north korean leader, kim jong ern has ordered an increase in the production of weapons grade nuclear material report suggest pyongyang has simulated a nuclear air explosion. the state media have released these images of kim inspecting what it says, a new tactical nuclear weapons. north korea has intensified missile tests and recent weeks in response to joint military exercises by the us and south korea. the united states aircraft carrier has arrived in the south korean port of boost sun as part of those joint military exercises. the nuclear powered warship is leading a group of american vessels, conducting drills with south korea and international waters. while mcbride has more from aboard the warship. this name it says arrived here tuesday. the major