tom hanks stops around. mr. hanks. he'll be right there, right there.ovies that we've done together. cnn's audie cornish is going to be out here to talk a little bit about the news. some cornish, some of the game hens are here tonight. now, folks, if you watch the show you know i spend most of my time roaming the central andes mountains of the day's news landscape stalking the finest, most topical peruvian llamas which can only be shorn once every three years, then hand-looming the wool before cutting and stitching it into the bespoke vicuna suit that is my monologue. but sometimes, folks, just sometimes i am tossed naked out of a party bus along an airport service road and then i cut armholes in a discarded tent i fished out of a culvert and then try to explain crypto to a family of possums while wearing the flapping hobo smock of news that is my segment. >> "meanwhile! >> stephen: it is all the xanax i need. that is the benzodiazepine america needs. meanwhile, in hunky research news, bridgerton actor rege-jean page... >> [cheering] >> stephen: is the

>> i got so upsetly to i had tv the restaurant >> it could have been hanks when hank met salli hankscom but he turned it down because he didn't relate to the character. of course thatat did notot stop ryan andnd tom hanks from having on-screen chemistry. they went on to "sleepless in seattle", and "you've got mail." you never know >> i love the could have, would have, should have, when it comes to casting and trying to imagine and picture tom hanks right there. i can see it it could have bebeen a trifectaf the rom-com m hits >>>> so many movies like that.t. >>>>> the worlrld wiwill soon no see carrrrie fisher'r's final f after a seven-n-year delelay, "w"wonder well" isis g getting e startiting june 23rd she e started d rapping onon it weeks before her passing it will feature a special dedication to the late hollywood icon and the producer was spilling secrets here, not spoilers, but little inside info about the final scene that carrie fisher shot she said it was really, really prophetic in taking about life that really, really speaks to how she lived her last days. >> i can't believe

by the way, it's pronounced "tom hank. the "s" is silent.thers. this is an amazing miniseries on hbo >> so, he'd seen "fever pitch" [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: no he's not seen any of my work up until that moment. >> oh, okay. >> jimmy: and so, we're doing this since world war ii and it's really amazing miniseries if you ever see it and so, i'm in -- in only one episode. i have one line. i go, like, "good luck, boys." you know and i have to pull up in a a jeep i go, "great." and he goes, "do you know how to drive stick?" i go, "i don't i don't know how to drive automatic. i'm terrible." [ laughter ] he's like, "all right, let's learn how to do it it's a world war ii jeep." i go, "okay. so you got to go in, you got to put it and make sure it's in neutral, push in the clutch, turn it on, turn the thing, start it up, put it in first, get -- get rid of the clutch as you push the gas and take off. [ laughter ] again, i have one line okay [ laughter ] so i go -- okay, so it took, like, an hour to do this thing, you know and it's just awful. it

now everybody in michigan, across the midwest now knows who hank is. he's got some 240 meyer super centers that make up one of america's largest family owned companies, while hank is the co-chair and ceo. meyer what makes this grosser? what makes hank the perfect interlocutor this is that he has long friendship with richard. they have a great on stage together. i've them to to be on stage for programs and as a stand alone journalist and historian and writer, his own right hank is really a serious person to contend with. he wrote this book on senator arthur vandenberg that think you're aware of it was a quarter century the making talk about dedication. and he also is long serving vice chair of the gerald ford presidential foundation. are you to learn tonight? yes, we are, richard and hank. well, thank you, gleaves. and good evening, everyone. and i've got the easiest job in the house. and my job is just to welcome richard to friendly confines and get out of the way. but richard, it's a real pleasure to join you. the debut of something that has been in t

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so tom hanks turning down an all-time classic is today's hemmer celebrity news.nner's wife rita wilson, an actress herself revealed hanks passed on a starring role in "when harry met sally." he was going through a divorce at the time and couldn't relate to the carry of harry. it went to billy crystal and the rest is history. check it out. >> i thought you didn't believe men and women could be friends. >> when did i say that? >> on the ride to new york. >> i never said that. yes, that's right. they can be friends. >> dana: that's a great show. >> bill: hanks had plenty of hits, right? >> dana: gen z should watch the movies so they can relate to their bosses. and pretty in pink as well. and the breakfast club. i can go on but i won't. >> bill: i agree with you on that and big chill. >> dana: we'll give you a list, gen z, don't worry. >> if we can reduce the amount of overdoses we go to and medical services and random community members have to be involved in that's a win. >> dana: police in oregon trying something new. instead of making arrests for possession of har

moreover, tom hanks is not in vain so happy now, in fact, the main content.hat kind of mood this can be corrected, though with the help of the program gave such kidneys to him, in line would be immediately to tom cruise the cashier. i think i lined up too. it would be some kind of collapse for sure. yes, and in general, what a good idea to neurosit, maybe showed us how it would all look. but how would they actually cope with this work, and they, maybe, loved it, you don’t know, it’s not interesting. if you ask a question, who would masha khrustaleva be if she wasn’t, the beautiful, leading column, uh, here is news from the world of media i could brew coffee in a coffee shop and i can do it even without neural networks. well, it seems to me, masha. thus, you intrigued us and we will definitely try your coffee. thank you very much for such a kind coffee thought. i wish you all a good day and a good environment. well, under the coffee mind must on a delicious topic edible topic. we already have, or moiseev is ready to share something very cool. uh, the zucchini

of course, corzine wasn't a fan of hank. governor of new jersey, hank went on to be the treasury is secretary during the financial crisis. so there's always -- clear little, solomon took the job of blank fine, so you can see where there might be tension. it's not behind the scenes. it's boiling over in public. cheryl chester who's got -- what's the beef here? >> i think it's mostly, well, it's blankfein essentially, you know, telling people he doesn't like the fact that sol solomon is a dj on the side. cheryl: interesting, okay. >> now, why would he say that? part of the reason why he's saying that is he's annoyed that the solomon people are saying that the reason why the consumer business doesn't work out so well, you know, this whole thing with marcus, it's a big disaste- cheryl: didn't work, no. >> they were trying to appeal to consumers, it was all online. some people say, well, it was handed to them by blankfein. blankfein is saying, well, you didn't execute it right because you're spinning records in the hamptons. so s

i read that yes, in the panic-hank , yankovsky showed himself in comedy in episodes of a comedic nature. i think, wow people. well , you would poison everyone that you didn’t see his optimist in the bath. that's where the treasure was humor, he was subject to all the terrible role of peter peter when he tries his son we are talking about the play christ and the antichrist of merezhkovsky directed by boris lutsenko is not up to us ah. and finally, it was a role in the stage version. films of the famous film by ingmar bergman, strawberry meadow, where slava played this uh, the main main role was a very touching production , and especially, of course it's great. the casting finale was invented by the director, when all the characters of his life line up, as for a collective photo. this was the final stage setting for this performance. and slava would come and sit in the center. and just like that , the show ended. applause of course, no one bowed there like this applause sounded for a long, long time in this collective photo, in the center of which was a wonderful artist. we all listen to

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>> reporter: wilson, hanks' best and only friend marooned on a desert island. >> they may never findlot had public relations disaster written all over it. >> when i told our skorenior vp marketing that he let a fedex plane be crashed with tom hanks >> reporter: it became what smith calls a $100 million infomercial for a company that is always racing the clock.e ck- >> you don't want them to sit there. that's just idle cost. >> reporter: within hours of landing, the planes are loaded and ready to take off again. and the control tower they need to get each airborne within 15 minutes of pushing back are from the gate. >> we like burning our fuel in flight and not taxiing. >> reporter: is there a difference between controlling cargo planes and passenger planes? >> no, sir. the only difference is packages don't complain. >> reporter: that much was true before fred smith. he came along and changed everything else. >>> it's a new bestseller about a man who lived, really lived, to age 109. luke burbank visits with the author of "the book of charlie." >> reporter: it was a typical sunday in a

>> reporter: wilson, hanks' best and only friend marooned on a desert island. >> they may never findations disaster written all over it. >> when i told our senior vp of marketing that i'd agreed to let a fedex plane be crashed with tom hanks in it, he almost passed out. >> reporter: it became what smith calls a $100 million infomercial for a company that is always racing the clock. >> those packages just don't stop moving. >> you don't want them to sit there because that's just idle cost. >> reporter: within hours of landing, the planes are loaded and ready to take off again. in the control tower, al coleman needs to get each one airborne within 15 minutes of pushing back from the gate. >> we like burning our fuel inflight and not taxiing. >> is there a difference between controlling cargo planes and passenger planes? >> no, sir. the only differences is packages don't complain. >> reporter: that much was true be female: my husband worked on a strip job for a number of years, got black lung. a little over three years ago he quickly started declining and started asking for my help. sin

tom hanks here. that is a great question.ing to people at nasa that on the space station, every crew member is trained into drift off into the bathroom area where there is a special toilet with two handles on it. you grab the handles and pull yourself down until your cheeks form an airtight seal on the facility. you do your business. you press a button, and a vacuum sucks all of what you did and sends it out into space where it drifts off to the cosmos and makes life on other planets. i hope that helps. >> stephen: thank you, tom hanks. i, for one, look forward to making contact with an alien race that evolves from your poop well, kids, i hope that answers all your questions. and parents, if your kids have questions at home, please post a video to social media with the hashtag #colbertkidquestions or submit a video to the link below. we just might feature it in our next installment of... >> "stephen colbert is short and punchy." >> stephen: thank you, tom. we'll be right back with brett >> stephen: thank you, tom. we'll be ri

tom hanks niece carley reeves was found out in the first show. reaction was so gracious. >> screaming. >> so freaking obvious. freaking poster of freaking forest gump are you kidding me? there's literally no reference on any other movie. i didn't even get to do any challenges! >> she thought the clues were too easy and they figured out tom hanks was her uncle too soon. >> laura: she has to know she's being filmed. that has to be a put on. that cannot be real. >> well, if it is, these spoiled baby antics, it's really not welcome particularly when you're attached to hollywood royalty. it doesn't only look bad for you it looks bad to the person you're relateded to. >> laura: so long as we're talking about these game shows kind of going sideways, i saw that the wheel of four tuna nounsed that ryan seacrest is replacing pat sajak, who's legendary as a host, right? so seacrest is in. >> laura, seacrest has now replaced everybody. on new year's eve, he took over for dick clark. rehe replaced regis fill but. soon he'll take over for sean duffy. where doe

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hank wilson and the sf mta see it differently. >> we think extending the hours will create more availabilityand make it easier to find parking and spend money in the district. >> the plan to extend comes from it being in a precarious place on the verge of a fiscal -- >> it is extremely important that we generate revenue anyway we can. there is a hundred $50 million budget deficit starting in 2025. >> reporter: the anticipate the extended parking hours plus the additional citations that would occur as a result would generate around $18.5 million per year. >> that is several muni lines we could save. >> it was set to roll out in phases. that is until the board of supervisors unanimously called for an economic impact study . the board president said it should be done in september. >> the board of supervisors is actually taking appropriate steps to ensure it makes sense. if it doesn't, we will use everything in our power. >> reporter: business owners are not alone with concern. >> i have gotten thousands of emails in support of that rather measured step which requires an economic analysis. >> th

hank johnson reintroduce a bill to strengthen oversight of justices activities. joe you see a link between the court's decision on dobbs, and the scandals motivating this reform portion? which has generated support even among senate republicans. >> sure. the bill that hank johnson and i have done is the most powerful and comprehensive judicial reform bill out there, and i think the conduct and behavior of the supreme court justices makes the case for it every single day. they connection to any ethics scandal and dobbs is pretty clear, if you go back to the story of reverend schenck and his supreme court plan to a wine and dine selected supreme court justices. republican appointees, to get them to be bold and strong with respect to fighting abortion rights and in fact, it was an early decision called the hobby lobby case that related to contraception coverage. reverend schenck, then a republican operatives, seems to have gotten advance notice of it, either directly or indirectly. so the millions of dollars that were spent whining and dining the judges, the efforts

hank probably, many have heard or a big one is more puffy.n be said to be an analogue, although there are slightly different mechanisms for treating sounds, but it is, as it were, similar to it. so i found out that my girlfriend has one, and has been there for many years, and she just wants a new one for herself. in general, he did not come to me on a direct request to buy an instrument, but ended up in the hands of a loved one, since i am a percussionist, and i get a music school, i studied at play the saxophone, but at the same time i had , uh, an elective on the drum kit and all the time i was knocking for some reason, so when this instrument appeared, i did not study. i played. here's how i got my hands on it. i play pretty much exactly the same. today they heard how i played, that is, not strong, mine has changed. that is, it is such an intuitive tool. eh, the main rule here is that when i hit, it is very important, as it were, that the finger bounces differently. otherwise a dull sound certainly not such a simple instrument as this one

along with alfred and hank wilson. it was all about teaching people and exemplifying four people th power that comes when we stand up for chi'm certainot gog to try to lecture the young people but they should know our history an they should know how much what they are experiencing now has been going on actually for many generations. >> and the power that happens when we rise. we know in the night there are no longer whistles but there are still calls for help in our world. >> cleve jones, it's an honor t talk to. thank you for talking to me. maybe i will bump into you one day in the castro like did in the years of proposition eight. >> still had, tense scenes related to lgbtq+ curriculum. >>> santa rosa police are askin for your help to find people they say covered messages of support for the lgbtq+ committe with messages of hate. today police say multiple businesses in the downtown area was targeted. the businesses were either owned members of the lgbtq+ committee orpost signs sut. atituranyo you know, ey to support t

has hosted hollywood royalty like hugh grant sarah jessica parker making folks steven spielberg, tom hanks and leonardo dicaprio, best buy if we are, the police used to be the same as good a gun. the i looked on fountain was in this bottle. it was a place where people would meet and relax is going to be here for house. while numerous celebrities have stayed at the ad lawn, not all of them check into the most luxury a suite which costs up 224000 euros per night. it's pure a luxury with a view of the front of the gate and its own private butler coming to the royal suite. i'm glad to have you here. ricardo is available 24 hours a day, both days and nights. enough to just keep this all my occasionally there's a cool night, but in the years i've worked here and i've only been working up 2 or 3 times this hosting stuff could make one request was to have 4 meals with honey. hi somebody me . tony was evian, i did that gladly and then went back to sleep. going to be there for the record. i won't say who made this request, but we know that the rock obama spent the night in the royal suite as did fin

hank probably, many have heard or hanpan is so big so more puffy.possible to say an analogue, although here it is a little different mechanisms for the treatment of sounds, but, as it were, similar to it. so i found out that my girlfriends are like that. moreover, it has been there for many years, and she just wants a new one for herself. in general, he did not come to me on a direct request to buy an instrument, but ended up in the hands of a loved one, since i am a percussionist, and i get a music school, i studied the saxophone, but at the same time i had, uh, electives in the drum kit and all the time i was knocking for some reason, therefore, when this instrument appeared, i did not study. i played. here's how i got my hands on it. i'm about right i also play. today we heard how i played, that is, not strong has changed in mine. that is, it is such an intuitive, understandable tool. here the main rule is that when i strike it is very important, so that the finger bounces differently. otherwise, a hollow sound certainly not such a simple instrum

paul hank and to talk about the nature of some of the debris. okay. so essentially we found a 5 different major pieces of, of debris that told us that it was the remains of the tide. the initial thing we found was the nose cone, which was outside of the pressure all we then found in large debris fields within that large debris field of we found the front and belt of the pressure home. that was a 1st indication that there was a catastrophic event. surely there, after we found the i seconds smaller debris field within that debris field. we found the, the other end of the pressure hall that they asked and bill which was basically the surprise that you took out of that pressure vessel. we continue to map the debris field and as i said, we will do the best we can to fully map out what's down there. so, so the questions was related. i'm restating the question from the standpoint of us . sometimes it's hard to hear the question here. what are the prospects for re recovering crew members? and so this is a incredibly unforgiving environment down there on the s

and today, i'm so pleased be joined by academy award winning filmmaker and author hanks. and geoffrey robinson, the founder and executive director of the who we are project. they've teamed up on a new animated short documentary, how to rig an election. the races of the 1876 presidential contest. gentlemen, i'm so glad we're together. thank you for having us for the intro intro. so let's let's start with the origins. geoffrey, you're a civil rights lawyer now in the film making this. what was the catalyst, this collaboration with tom? well, the who we are project produced a film who we are a chronicle of racism in america. and sony pictures classics, the distributor. and they suggested that we send copies the film to different people before was released. and one of those people was tom. and so i wrote an email and we off a copy of the film and i thought that would be it. and then i started getting emails from somebody that was t.h. and i thought, who is this guy? and then i thought, it's that guy. and that started a collaboration, because i found out that tom has a compell

like cheap flights or 5 of that would make sense to the environment to and then we wouldn't have to hank away and to them, traditions and legacy and like liberal kind of as policies and effects working from sky subject back to the busy friday nights, l c being used to be a member of the council. so many people know are here is that and her opinions the family costs. all of this kind of curious as to why she's interrupted by women who says she has a bar here. she don't complain because you make your business honestly, you make your living out of bed. that's why you don't that's why you don't complain because you don't on the plate, your eating of residents against local business people. the conflicts can even get personal. what else, evenings, conclusion, the next question from this towards me and may the, the others as well is growing by the i'm to for nurse and i can see it as a complement because it's a we are a said, but it's not nice. amsterdam expects over 18000000 tours this year. a nightmare for some, a gold mine for others. for the city a dilemma. one that's not likely to be solv

i'm totally amazed by this whole event because we really liked it, because hank is one of the most famous. tickets for a poor man's rembrandt sold out in 15 minutes, although you can turn up on the day. the organisers say they are always looking for ways to make sure rembrandt stays alive. tim allman, bbc news. a new exhibition celebrating the divas of the showbiz world opens in london this week. the exhibition at the v&a museum showcases more than 250 items including fashion ensembles from the likes of lady gaga, rihanna and prince. it also traces the history of the diva from 19th century opera singers to some of the megastars of today. the diva in that image, the diva in their persona and the diva in identity is a very important part of the story. so from the early 19th century, singers where they commissioned their own couture gowns, to the kind of contemporary catwalk from the met gala to the stage, the importance of the diva look and the diva expressing themselves through fashion is incredibly important. before we go let's leave you with these pictures of the summer solstice from sto

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eastern tom hanks active executive producer of the animated short film the race of history of 1876 presidentialtest talks about the controversy of race between candidates rutherford b hayes and samuel tilden for exploring the american story. watch american history tv saturdays on c-span2 find a fl schedule dispense.org/history. ♪ sunday night on q and a. that is both lost and broken washington's democratic congressman adam smith tells a decade-long struggle living with chronic pain and anxiety his efforts by the right treatment. a textbook u.s. healthcare system the ability to meet the needs and merit of the physical mental-health issues. what's the problem in the anxiety and pain hit, i had no idea what to do. for the most part one is trying to accomplish something in life i felt i can't do it, i can't do it i was like very self pitying. but then i would be like okay, what are you going to do? can't wallow all day we go work. i found the list, my little yellow notebooks breakdown over going to do my was run for state senate walked out the door i could go knock doors they could do something. he

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and, and, and put in the next week we asked and called up lucas hank on site visit the deal. i'm going to offer him and he took it okay. because of the reasons that scott just said they would have been overwhelmed in one day. your thoughts before we go to the break. i think so amazing refrain or stop pointed out, there was only so much time he was going to exercise at restraint before he went these guys out. i think if i run a jet for boys in criticizing the military leadership for not being real soldiers, real military man, while he's a chef, he's a guy, the furniture and he's criticizing them for not being real. soldiers is stuck with it now. yes, mister ology, of progression to some sort of the greatest military leader in history. i stop, which is the bigger mythology, the ghost of g f. shooting down all these russian aircraft or production as the greatest military leader in russian history. well, at least for goshen did go to the front line and bust moved. i'm not going to denigrate his courage, but i will agree that the man is not a military leader. he was the public rel

i will put you in via the welcome to to the point here our, our guest marina hank. a is director of how to use center of international security and an author of a claim to works on security policy. feel free to yoga is an associate fellow at the german council on foreign relations center for order and governance in eastern europe and russia. and it's a pleasure to welcome my colleague from dw vladimir dc. puffy serves on our russian language desk and is a valued frequent guest on the program. and marina, if i may let me start with you and nato secretary general is expressing what sounded like measured optimism. when asked about ukraine's counter offensive, he said it is gaining ground, he does see progress. what's your take? uh, would you agree? well, i think 1st and foremost we can say it has begun, but some folks expected. and d d like offensive. so, you know, like all the different for grades that are trained now over, you know, like months on end would a storm into a russian fortified territory and take over, you know, like kind of like fix watts of land and one

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