. >>> still ahead, you may know it from the harry potter movies, it turns out people are playing thatne fictional sport, critics in real life. >>> hello, welcome! >> if you have read the harry potter books or seen the movies, chances are you have heard. >> instead of wizards flying on broomsticks in the sky, it is muzzles aye ground. if you have the chasers, move the ore. you can either run or pass. the keeper defends his team hoops. three pledgors or dodge balls are used to temporarily knock out the other players in the game is not over until the golden snitch is caught. >> it is super visible but at the same time, it is a lot of skill and when you use it right, it is so much fun. >> it looks like a lot of fun. they have more than 100 member colleges and counting including uc, berkeley, and san jose state. >>> a reminder, if you have a consumer problem or question, email us at kpix.com or call the hotline, we will be right back after this. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist relieves all your worst symptoms

. >>> if you have read the harry potter books or seen the movies, chances are you have heard of finch. >> turning the fantasy gave into the real live sport and scoring popularity ever since and we have marc liverman telling us why >> reporter: we have the cleats, the broomstick and it is go time and welcome to the fund, the fast and sometimes ferocious world of fitch. >> it is a place to try things so here i am. >> reporter: this is only robbins second time to play the sport trying out for the quidditch game in the first task is to understand the roles. >> i don't understand it but i enjoy it. stis to have the chasers move the volleyball down the field and you can either run or pass and the keeper will depend the team boots to prevent the other team from storm scoring, like the goalie. it is evolving and the quidditch players would run around with broomsticks between their legs but now they use a pvc pipe like this one. and it emerged from the harry potter movies and books but you don't have to be a fan to play. >> some people that her fans have never read the books or seen the movies

they were something like 1500 names on the crew of harry potter, it was the biggest collection of folktheory that's probably 1500 smart people, creative people. in all their varying ways, large and small, there will be some kind of contribution. and you will want to, if you are clever enough, you will want to include that as you guide the thing, as you steer the ship. sometimes those contributions can be clashing, and sometimes they can be noisy, and sometimes they can be not always expressed in ways that give you pleasure. so i think, you have to acknowledge that... all is true is very low—budget, very short schedule, but full of people like ian mckellen, judi dench, numerous other actors and artists and technicians who worked on it, and they all had something to say. 0n the big films, people in big positions have big things to say, and you've got to not get too worked up, you've got to listen and not think you are giving something up. you do have to park your ego at the door sometimes. and you find that way to bend with the wind, and if there is a better idea you want to hear it, and

i'm not well versed on harry potter, but i feel like i crushed wandering. >> jimmy: he taught you hownteresting. you think he would hate doing something like that. he would have an assful of the wand. >> i will do what you and jess say. i got you. >> jimmy: well, the show is called "2 dope queens." season 2 premieres this friday 11:00 on hbo. maybe viola davis would be on the show? is that something? we'll put in a call. >> let's see. >> jimmy: phoebe robinson, everybody. we'll be right back with music from lauv antroy >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. the one with the designer dog collar.(sashimi) psst. hey, you! wondering how i upgraded to this sweet pad? a 1,200-square-foot bathroom, and my very own spa. all i had to do was give my human "the look". with wells fargo's 3% down payment on a fixed-rate loan and a simpler online application, getting into my dream home was easier than ever. get your human to visit wellsfargo.com/woof. what would she do without me? sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and a

and has harry potter fans very excited.r and the cursed child will be at the curran speeder from october 23 through may 17 of next year. the play focuses on a grown-up harry potter, has won six tony awards including best play. tickets go on sale to the public on march 14 at 11 am, but there will be priority access beginning on march 11. >> i imagine that will draw quite the crowd. >> certainly will. >>> that is it for us here on the four. have a good one. if you feel like you spend too much time in the bathroom with recurring constipation and belly pain talk to your doctor and say yesss! to linzess. ♪ ♪ yesss! linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess can help relieve your belly pain and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements. linzess is not a laxative. it works differently to help you get ahead of your recurring constipation and belly pain. do not give linzess to children less than 6, and it should not be given to children 6 to less than 18, it may harm them. do not

were you a harry potter fan? >> i had read a few of the books.e where a troll puts a wand up his nose. >> seth: yeah. >> and i was like, "no. i gotta go. this is too much for me." [ laughter ] and i left the theater. so it -- later in life, i watched the movie. >> seth: but you must -- i mean, i bet that's probably daniel loves that you are not a crazy harry potter fan. >> i hope so. i hope he can appreciate that i got scared by the troll. >> seth: it wasn't his performance. >> no. >> seth: you were like, "i just didn't buy you as a wizard." [ laughter ] and then this is crazy, especially because it's our five-year anniversary. >> i know. >> seth: i believe this is true -- >> yeah. >> seth: of you. you were in the audience once at this show. >> it's true. >> seth: wow. when you first moved here? >> when i was 18, i came on a trip to new york for the first time with my friend jared. and we did an "snl" tour, which was led by michelle wolf. >> seth: yes, one of our writers at the time and now so much grander than that. >> yeah. and then we got free

. >>> hola, harry potter, a popular audio service to include spanish service. >>> plus a warning foror families considering in vitro fertilization. advice from doctors before you consider less expensive alternatives. >>> we've opinion talking girl power all morning long. we were saying in our social post this is like a lunar eclipse or snow moon, a rare phenomenon when it's all ladies on the desk. >> i love it. it's been great to have you.. >> it's fun. >>> it is 5:56 right now. new this morning, audio book service audible launching a spanish language platform. it will be called audible latino and feature spanish story telling and translations of popular books, including harry potter. this is the first time the spanish language harry potter books have been available in digital audio. according to the company, audible latino offers the largest collection of spanish audio books for fans in the u.s. >> what a great idea for families. >> exactly. >> especially road trips. >>> family planning takes a lot of different shapes and the journey to pursue in vitro fertilization is often one tha

the nice thing about this is, there is the kind of stuff you would expect from a harry potter movie butis much closer to the spread of a children's film foundation. it is aimed at a younger audience and it struggled to find an audience and it struggled to find an audience in america and i think that's because its sensibilities to british. basically, it is a story about a group of desperate kids who have to put aside their differences in order to take control of the future. i like the fact thatjoe cornish really does believe that the future belongs to the younger generation seems to have great faith in the youngsters in his films and what i really liked about this was, it was quirky and odd and it wasn't ashamed to be what it was, it really good, romping its heart completely in the right place, aimed at a younger audience with spectacle to spare and! younger audience with spectacle to spare and i suspect it will do a lot better here than in america because i suspect in america, they didn't get thejokes i suspect in america, they didn't get the jokes with tone of edge. i was really charme

exactly, the nice thing is there's spectacle, the kind of thing you expect from a harry potter movie,his is closer to the spirit of a children's film foundation movie. it is aimed at a younger audience, and it struggled to find an audience in america, and i think that's because its sensibility is too british. basically, it is a group of disparate kids who have to put aside their differences in order to take control of the future. i really like the fact that joe cornish, as he did in attack the block, really does believe that the future belongs to the younger generation, and he seems to have great faith in the youngsters in his films. and what i really liked about this was it was quirky and odd and it wasn't ashamed to be what it was, which is a really sort of good, you know, romping movie with its heart completely in the right place, aimed at a younger audience with spectacle to spare, and i suspect it will do a lot better here than it did in america because i suspect in america, theyjust didn't quite get the jokes, they didn't get the tone of it, but i was really charmed by it, you k

you see from that clip, it's that spectacle, kind of like what you would expect from a harry potter moviethis is much closer to the spirit of the children's film, it's aimed at a younger audience and it struggled to find an audience in america that's because i think it since ability is too british. basically, it is a story of a group of disparate kids who have to put aside their differences in order to to control the fact that as he did an attack of the block really does believe that the future belongs to the younger generation and he seems to have great faith the youngsters in his films and what i really liked about this was it was quirky and odd and it was not ashamed to be what it was, which was a really sort of good, romping the movie but with it's heart completely in the right place, and betty younger audience with spectacle despair. and i suspect it will do a lot better here than it did in america because i expect in america theyjust didn't quite get thejokes, they did not get the tone of it. but i was really charmed by it. i thought it had a magical spell to it, that i was really c

this harry potter book had been sprayed with a psychoactive substance similar to the synthetic cannabisct drugs. they remain a cause of instability and violence. the prison is fundamentally still unsafe and that remains a challenge for us. every day, there is an assault on my collea g u es every day, there is an assault on my colleagues and prisoners, that is regretful, but it is getting safer. nottingham is one of ten prisons are getting investment and support to cut violence. i would not committed to going into those ten prisons and committed to reducing violence and drugs andi committed to reducing violence and drugs and i would not put myjob on the line unless i was confident we could do it, but it is worth putting in context in those ten prisons, violence has been rising steadily month on month five years, so turning that around and bring it down is going to be challenged. that is certainly the case here, the permit it and dedication of the staff. —— going to be a challenge. this is the briefing from bbc news. i'm ben bland. the latest headlines: president trump is seeking funding

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some of you portrayedfr scenes "star wars," harry potter, "bir box," "e.t." >> i think i said "birdcageh is a different movie. >> that's a whole other scene. now, here's my favorite video of the day. what a snow day. who else does somersaults in the snow? nobody. only our beloved pandas. join playing in the snow in the national zoo. they rolled down the hills. they climbed up the trees. frolicking. >> they are going hard. >> listen, that's what pandas do. >> did you see the teeth on that bear? >> that's the one thing that we defer on. >> what's that? >> i don't somersault in the snow. everything else, we're the same. got you. >> look. >> as wer wait e snow to melt, we want to remind you of the weather we wereealing with this time last year. february 21st, 2018, we got up to 82 degrees outside. >> i don't remember that. >> a record-setting day for the warmest day in d.c. so early in the calendar year. it was 25, 35 degrees above the average temperature for that day. >> that's not normal. >> no. it was an all-time record, in exact. >> we're not going to see 80 degrees until when? >> we sa

. >> i do like harry potter. i grew up in that time when those were coming out and reading the books as a young kid and the movies are some of my favorite. >> this fella is rams running back c.j. anderson. signed with l.a. in week 16. like goff, played for cal. like goff and brady a-bay area native from vallejo. he has rushed for over 100 yards in three of his four games in a rams uniform. came into the league undrafted in 2013 and now he's ready to say undraft this. >> i'm six years in the league with a pro bowl and a couple other accolades. i think the undrafted tag left me a long time ago. >> why weren't you drafted? >> i don't know. you can ask 32 teams. >> didn't bother you? >> no, you don't know how i grew up though. you don't know what i've been through. >> tell me what you've been through. >> not in front of these people. if you want to know, you can come down to vallejo, california, whenever you feel like it and we can have a talk at mo mo's cafe. >> once again, former raiders quarterback and head coach

this harry potter book, found in a prisoner's cell, had been sprayed with a psychoactive substance similarnnabis spice. about 400 pages are missing. it is thought they've been cut into strips and smoked. new scanning equipment will help detect drugs — they're a major cause of instability and violence. the prison is fundamentally still unsafe, and that remains a challenge for us. every day there's an assault on my colleagues, and on other prisoners. that is regretful. but it is getting safer, but it's coming from such a low threshold that it will take time to get to a place where i and everybody can feel safe whereever we go. nottingham is one of ten prisons that are getting investment and support to cut violence. most are becoming more stable, according to the minister who's pledged to resign if the number of assaults doesn't come down by this summer. i wouldn't have committed to going to those ten prisons and committed to reducing violence and drugs, and i wouldn't have put myjob on the line unless i was confident we can do it, but it is worth putting in context that in those ten prisons

what do you think about harry potter?i don't care that radcliffe is rooting against the patriots. jesse: what about the rest of the country rooting against the patriots? >> it's a sad state of affairs. people should appreciate greatness. if it was up to me, it should be something we should put on pedestals. this is was everyone should strive to be. it's a sad state of affairs. jesse: the fact that the patriots ownership has connections to the president. people don't dislike your team because of politics. how does that make you feel? >> i think it's more the winning. any excuse you can pile on you will use. so the trump hat and the fact there is a relationship there is just an easy excuse. but they have been hating us long before trump was president. the math would not change if trump wasn't president. people hate the patriots because we win, because they can't beat us. they hate us. that was long before trump got elected. jesse: the nfl commissioner doesn't like the 8 patriots too much. they got tbrootd media day down in

. >> president donald trump has more stories than harry potter and all of them are make believe. >> and there are signs that kim jong un is off to a rocky start already. they kicked the american press out of the work space set up at the hotel where the dictator is. the white house we should point out barely put up a fight before moving reporters to another hotel. they will have to show more backbone if they plan to get any kind of agreement that finally results in the north koreans getting up and getting back to the michael cohen story that will be up on capitol hill just about everywhere you look when you talk to sources close to the white house. people who are close to the president just about everybody has negative things to say about michael cohen. they trashing him left and right to soften up the standing before that very high provide hearing up on capitol hill. >> yes. it starts at 10:00 a.m. eastern which is 10:00 p.m. where you are. it will go on for several hours. >>> our national security reporter is joining us right now. what are you learning about the president's plan to fla

jimmy, my favorite story is this hairless surgeon who played harry potter and he was mad at tom bradyse tom brady has a relationship with trump and wears a red hat. he's just trying to score points. shut up. that's what i say. >> is so pointless to hate on tom brady. i'm not a tom brady. but i love people who say yeah brady can suck it. brady is going home to a supermodel in a mansion and going home to a jar of hand cream in your mom's basement. i think he's got the win here. greg: you just like to most rice. >> that being said, i don't think brady is as motivated to motivated and when the white house because he's serving fasting. the matter who you root for it's one of the last vestiges of common culture we have in this country that a lot of people watch. all i care about is the food, feed your kids, feed a family, stuff your kid senses. although studies that they may too many obese kids, yet for what they don't tell you is that kidnappings are down by 30%. you can't get them in the car quick enough anymore. imagine being a can never, get in the car and the does it contain peanuts? g

. >> president donald trump has more stories than harry potter and all of them are make-believe. >> thegency isn't about the immigration issue, it's about the drugs and human trafficking. >> even if congress fails to strike down, i think it will. >> the president is on strong legal ground to declare this an emergency. >> a number of presidents have used this power for numerous things. >> bret: the house just voted in washington to overturn the president's declaration of a national emergency, the vote was 245-182, all democrats in the voting yes and 13 republicans joining them. it heads to the senate and senator mcconnell said it's probably not going to come up until mid-march but they are counting heads on the republican side. mollie hemingway is the senior editor at the federalist, susan page washington bureau chief at usa today, thoughts on all of this. >> our founding fathers in their wisdom set up a federal government with three different branches that are supposed to be in contention with each other and congress in recent decades has heeded so much authority to the executive branch

this harry potter book had been sprayed with a psychoactive substance similar to the synthetic cannabisanning equipment will help detect drugs. they remain a cause of instability and violence. the prison is fundamentally still unsafe and that remains a challenge for us. every day there is an assault on my colleagues and prisoners, that's regretful, but it is getting safer. nottingham is one of ten prisons that are getting investment and support to cut violence. i would not have committed to going into those ten prisons and committed to reducing violence and drugs and i would not put myjob on the line unless i was confident we can do it, but it is worth putting in context that, in those ten prisons, violence has been rising steadily month on month five years, so turning that around and bringing it down is going to be a challenge. that's certainly the case here, dspite the commitment and dedication of the staff. donald trump is to declare a national emergency in order to secure funding for his border wall with mexico. critics say the move is unlawful and an abuse of presidential power. 0u

president donald trump has more stories than "harry potter" and all of them are make-believe.orter: but a republican just back from international guard deployment at the border says he is disturbed by what he saw. >> i want to get a first-hand look, i came back very convinced this is the right thing to do. this is national emergency. it is not just a desperate immigrant but drugs and human trafficking. do we want to tackle drugs and human trafficking? i think so. reporter: when it get to the senate with 47 democrats, they need four republicans with a majority to pass it. at this stage sounds like they have three. maine's susan collins, alaska susan murkowski. north carolina thom tillis. earlier senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said it would come up with a vote but wouldn't handicap the outcome. >> there is cries list on the border, but seems our colleagues on the other side are in denial about that. you can't blame the president for trying to use whatever tool he thinks he has to address it. reporter: gop leaders are trying to keep defections down so president trump woul

. >> president trump has more stories than harry potter and all of them are make believe. >> and there are signs a summit with kim jong un is off to a rocky start already. the north koreans kicked the american press corps out of its work space. the white house barely put up a fight over that before moving reporters to another hotel. the president will have to show more backbone than that. these talks taking police here in vietnam are going to be completely overshadowed by what's happening in washington. as one trump advisor that they feel michael cohen is without a country. that goes to this point they feel at this point right now that michael cohen has officially been ex-canommunicat by somebody he was very close to for many, many years, wolf. >> jim acosta, thank you very much in hanoi. let's bring in will ripley. he's also in hanoi for the president's summit with kim jong un. will, in one meeting president trump and kim jong un are expected to be alone with only translators. is there concern that could lead to manipulation or mr. trump potentially giving up too much? >> reporter: th

harry potter. moana. >> reporter: mission impossible. how does he stay up there like that?utfit. and the "wizard of oz." and the entries, they keep in.ng we're going to close it all off at 7:00, but you still have time. get thatt picture. hat video. tweet it to pat's snow stick, and who knows, you could end up with one of these y babies ofr very own. back to you. >> ty have been epic. pat collins, good stuff. i like that caddy shack guy. he's got a future. >> he's scary. >> i'll tell you who's got a future,rika gone lez has a future. >> who ew. >> channelling. >> it's not just creative videos but also great photos sent in by you viewers and we have compiled them in a gallery on our nbc washington apca yo search the photos and you be the judge. >>> trying to avoid the sophomore slump. in west palm beach, coming u does your customers connecting to the wifi ever slow down your business? yes, it does slow things down. aggravating. it's a nightmare. so our gig-speed network is fast. and we go beyond fast by making it easy to create separate networks for your business and your cu

. >> harry potter. >> -- over six feet.ook at that. [ audience oohs ] they are just enormous. have a look at that. very intense stare. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hoo hoo. [ owl hoos ] >> yeah. that was good. >> jimmy: he just answered me back. >> that was so -- >> jimmy: that was real. >> go, to try again. that was good. >> jimmy: hoo-hoo. [ owl hoos ] [ audience ohs ] [ applause ] >> that was awesome. that was good. that was good. >> jimmy: i think now i speak owl. it's fantastic. >> that was pretty good. >> jimmy: yeah. all right, i'll talk to you later. right. [ laughter ] >> thanks. shaq. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. you're good. okay. >> for this one -- i want you to sit down for this one. it's the last animal of the night. [ light laughter ] this one is really exciting. so take a seat. >> jimmy: all right. okay. the last one is always a big, giant thing and either you scare me or i'm -- i'm excited, but i'm also frightened as well. sorry. [ laughter ] >> oh, well, this one is exciting. so, why don't you close your eyes and put y

, all you need the iron man suit of armor, the "star trek" transporter an invisible cloak from harry potterhis could work. but this is what she said. it is not about the claimant. it's about a power grab and taking it away from the individual. you can't drive, you can't fly, but who has the power? the people in charge, they will still fly, they will still drive because they are more important than the public so they will take it from everybody. you go to any socialist country the socialist leaders still have the goods. venezuela, they still got the goods. >> lisa: and they will flight in their private jets. i will end up there because i like that point. all right, don't go anywhere because for an email friday is prnext. stay with us. (in-store music) need a change of scenery? kayak searches hundreds of travel sites - even our competitors - so you can be confident you're getting the right flight at the best price. kayak. search one and done. ♪ go ahead and jump. >> lisa: mind your own business. sit there and listen to me. all right, this is from frank. that is not sammy hagar. >> brian: how

will arnett is in the studio and harry potter fans, look out daniel radcliffe is here plus a super bowlsurprise for a super fan all coming up later on gma. i miss you guys. good to talk to my bay area friend. >> i'm so glad you're watching my sports ball coverage. it's highly detailed and well-researched. >> your football knowledge and mine are about the same. >> simpatico. that's why this works, cecilia. thank you so much. we'll see you later on in the show. appreciate it. >>> black history month. kicking off a month of celebration. >>> a man claiming ava lay they say you should always listen to your heart. and where better to do that, than the island of ireland? after all, your heart is the best compass there is. so get out there and fill your heart with the stuff that keeps it beating. fill your heart with ireland. >>> all right. our next storm promising several hours of moderate to heavy rain, which means hydroplaeng off the charts there because of the flooding on the roads. we have the gusty winds. trees, the weak ones till left will topple. could knock out power. we've got high to

. >> i do like harry potter.rew up in that time when those were coming out and reading the books as a young kid and the movies are some of my favorite. >> once again, former raiders quarterback and head coach tom florence is not part of the newest hall of fame class. great credentials though led the silver and black to two super bowl titles as the first minority head coach in nfl history. some of the eight voted into the class of 2019 and the voters safe to say got it right with all of them. former cal, chiefs, falcons tony gonzalez, ed reed, bailey and law with offensive lineman kevin mawy. patrick mahomes won the mvp today in his first year as a starter. he threw for over 5,000 yards and 50 touchdowns and led kansas city to the afc championship game. over to golf. the raucous crowd, 16th hole at the pga phoenix open. last event for retiring analyst and san francisco native johnny miller after 30 years in the booth. as with the golf, ricky fowler, par 4 fifth. look how far away he is. ricky, how about a fresca?

president donald trump has more stories than harry potter and all of them are make believe. >> a republicanber who is just back from an air national guard deployment says he is disturbed by what he saw. >> i wanted to get a firsthand look and i came back very convinced it's the right thing to do. this is a national emergency. this is threatening the american people and it is not just the desperate immigrants. it is the issue of drugs and human trafficking. do we want to tackle that? i think so. >> the senate has 47 democrats, they need at least four republicans in order to have a majority to pass it. they have at least three at this point. susan collins, murcowski and tillis. mitch mcconnell said the measure will come up for a vote but would not handicap the outcome. >> there is a crisis at the border. it seems to me our colleagues on the other side are in denial about that and you can't blame the president for trying to use whatever tool he thinks he has to address it. >> gop leaders are trying to keep defections down so the president would have the option to veto. >> trace: what questions

it's like "harry potter." >> yeah. >> jimmy: on broadway. >> yeah. >> jimmy: wow, amazing.on, man. >> all right. >> jimmy: come on, man. >> come on, man. >> jimmy: come on, man. talk about "documentary now!" >> say something, man. >> jimmy: say it, man. >> "documentary now!" >> jimmy: yeah, "documentary now!" dude, i love it. season three? >> yeah. >> jimmy: wow! >> it's going to be on abc in the morning. >> jimmy: nope, that's not true at all. >> that's not true at all. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: no it's on -- >> i made that up. >> jimmy: it's on ifc. it's not on abc at all. it's a lot of work, those things. >> it's insane. >> jimmy: it's you and seth -- seth meyers and bill hader, right? >> and we have some more cast members and stuff. it's these fake documentaries that we do. and we shoot them -- [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it really is. >> it is. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it is. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i know! >> and, uh -- we shoot them all over the place. colombia and iceland. we do. that part's real. >> jimmy: who cares? >> who cares? >> jimmy who cares? >> who care

she says, "harry potter and thes sorceridney stone." [ laughter ] oh, there you go. >> steve: wow. >>'s a totally different movie. that's a totally -- >> steve: that's a totally different movie. >> jimmy: yeah, i would enjoy that one. >> steve: bernie sans in that movie. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this one's from @nannystar02. she says, "i am john legend." there you go. [ laughter ] that's good. this one is from @notericabarnes. >> steve: is it from erica barnes? >> jimmy: yes. om @notericabarnes. she says, "how to potty train your dran." [ laughter ] >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: there you go. that's good. >> steve: ouch. j my: this one is from @wisemethewaynl. >> steve: wise me the way? >> jimmy: do i understand what that is? @wisemethewaynl? >> steve: @wisemethewaynl. >> jimmy: @wisemethewaynl. wise me the way? >> ste: was me the way? >> jimmy: was mean the way? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in the jungle the mighty jungle the lion sleep wise me's the way ♪ ♪ wise me the way wise me the way wise me the way wise me the e y ♪ ♪ w the way wise me the way wise me the way wise me the way ♪ ♪ ♪ that's probably what it

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he's the harry potter of presidents right now. the government is still shut down, day 33.lmost 800,000 workers are not getting paychecks. we've been giving a job to one of those workers each night on our show. we've employed workers from irs, tsa, usda. our federal worker of the night tonight is a former navy pilot. please welcome curtis calabrese. curtis? [ cheers and applause ] how are you doing? welcome, welcome. now curtis, were you a pilot for the navy and now you work for the faa. what do you do for the faa? >> i'm a federal aviation safety inspector and unit rep. as an inspector, i provide oversight for the national air space system. i conduct accident investigations and pilot certification. >> jimmy: you are part of the team that makes sure planes are safe before they go in the air. >> that's right. >> jimmy: when you're not making sure the planes of safe, who is making sure the planes are safe? >> the faa has recalled some inspectors back to work, without pay. >> jimmy: i see. what percentage of the force? >> i don't know the exact percent. i don't believe it's ve

it reminds me when "harry potter" land opened up in unfirstal here and changed everything at universal. so i think that will be big, big stuff. i think that is opening in the next few months. watch that. connell: melissa is a fan. melissa is a fan. melissa: we can't wait to go see that. we saw first quarter cable networks revenue, $4 billion on that number. i'm not sure what the expectation was, on that, getting into a little bit of the media networks revenues for the quarter increased by 7%. did you get that already? 5.9 billion? connell: that looks interesting. dominic, on that side, that could lead to us questions on looking for on the call. >> exactly. i mean i think, look, 7% by anyone's estimation, something around under 10 i think of it has steady. that is interesting one, you look as we pointed out, the big expenditures that were there, they still some an increase. they will have to get ready for this really is which is a war with netflix. this is something that bob iger as ceo of disney, they have planting seeds for a while, since the 2009 purchase of marvel you could say, "st

this harry potter book had been sprayed with a psychoactive substance similar to the synthetic cannabist drugs. they remain a cause of instability and violence. the prison is fundamentally still unsafe and that remains a challenge for us. every day there's an assault on my colleagues and on other prisoners, that's regretful, but it is getting safer. nottingham is one of ten prisons that are getting investment and support to cut violence. i wouldn't have committed to going into those ten prisons and committed to reducing violence and drugs and i wouldn't have put myjob on the line unless i was confident we can do it, but it is worth putting in context that, in those ten prisons, violence has been rising steadily month on month for five years, so turning that around and bringing it down is going to be a challenge. that's certainly the case here, despite the commitment and dedication of the staff. flights have resumed at dubai international airport after they were grounded due to suspected drone activity this morning. the airport is the world's busiest for international travellers. the fli