she plays natalie on "barry" -- watch new episodes sunday nights on hbo and hbo max.black wire. >> he warned me. >> jimmy: it's so good to see you. i love "barry." ki n i cannot get enough of the show, and it's such a good cast, such a good show. do you have any idea what's going to happen in the next season? >> i don't think bill knows. just kidding. i actually do know the whole thing. and i'm not going to tell you anything. not that you want to know. >> jimmy: i do want to know, but i don't want to know also. and henry winkler is on this show, and henry winkler is, i mean, it's one of those people for me like i can't believe i know henry winkler. >> i fileeel the same way. he's truly become one of my best friends. >> jimmy: he has. >> he's so lovebling. loveable. he's deeply loved. we talk all the time. i talked to him on the phone today. >> jimmy: how often do you talk to him, realistically? >> truly i would say during the pandemic, other than my husband, i talked to henry winkler more than anyone else in my life. >> jimmy: really? wow. >> he's like a phone guy. i'

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i don't think you met him in person, but what made you want to make this hbo documentary about him?d george carlin mean to you? >> i started listening to his records when i was ten years old and back then, his records, he broke down curse words which you love when you're a little kid, somebody telling you that it's okay to say things, he certainly was very anti-authority, he used to say, you know, to parents, never teach their kids to challenge authority, because they are authority. and i think the way he looked at the world, kind of inserted the software in my mind that lot of comedians minds about how to write jokes and how to break things down. >> and the documentary, the movie is a real deep dive into george carlin, the people will find out a lot of things about him that they did not know before. what did you learn about them that you didn't know before that really surprised you while making it? >> it was interesting about him, he talked a lot about the big issues, but he wasn't someone who talked about his personal life, and he never talked about being a parent or a husband, an

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>> no. [ cheers and applause ] >> mike: season two premieres a week from today on hbo max.hat your new persona? >> that's me, i'm dressed the part, don't you see? shout-out to the 405 from l.a., really happy to be here, yeah! great freeway. >> mike: wow. so this is so exciting. i love "hacks." everyone loves "hacks." >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> mike: it's so good. nominated for 15 emmys. how is your life different day to day since you were nominated for all these darn emmys? >> you know, not a whole lot. i'm a stand-up comedian, so i'm kind of constantly humbled almost every night of my life. [ laughter ] >> mike: yeah, sure. >> like the day that we received the beautiful, generous nominations at 8:00 a.m. it was very exciting. 8:00 p.m. that night, i was doing stand-up. probably 12 feet from a dumpster. >> mike: sure. [ laughter ] >> so i'm not talking a chill dumpster, i'm talking trash day is tomorrow dumpster. [ laughter ] >> mike: who books that? i'm trying to get in over there. [ laughter ] >> yeah, my buddy steve, i'll hook you up. >> mike: i'm always im

emergen-c >> stephen: hey, everybody, we're back with jon bern thal, you are on a limited series on hbohich is seen the kraiter of the wire, you play a real person sergeant wayne jenkins, i understand this is a important story for you, you got into it in an interesting way, explain to people how you first got involved with it. >> for me the wire is just, you know, seminole piece of television as i think it is for so many. i grew up in d.c. and i was just so taken with that sort of storytelling. journalistic integrity. and you know, i really felt like what the show afforded me was just unbelievable kind of just front row seats, to these issues i'm fascinated by, i think baltimore is the tip of the sphere of so much of that. i can say without a doubt this show is made with real reference to the victims with real respect to the people of baltimore that made that show with the city of baltimore and for the city of baltimore and by the city of baltimore. look, i got to do three months of ride a longs i went on drug raids twice a week. >> stephen: what is that going into a drug raid, mr. acto

and that is when hbo explodes.subscribers. after that, you are counting in millions. that is really day one for both businesses -- hbo and the cable industry. >> if you're a fan, what you'll see in the next minutes to follow may convince you you've gone to sports heaven. >> in the mid-'70s in the sports world, there were just these three giants. cbs, abc, nbc. and then in connecticut, somebody got ahold of a transponder. >> the picture you're watching right now has been taken by a camera sent through sophisticated equipment to this earth transmitting system -- >> this guy, bill rasmussen, who had been fired from his job and just trying to figure out au a way to deliver local-cable sports. then when they found out about the satellite they said, so can we cover the whole state? and the guy looked and he said, no, you don't understand. >> for another 25 cents or whatever you can send this all over the country. they went, oh, gee. why would anyone want to do that? they didn't quite know what they had. >> and he wound u

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the two-part documentary george carlin's american dream debuts tomorrow on hbo., judd apatow, and asked him what it means to accommodate today. >> well i think, he is our mount rushmore. he was a critical thinker, he like to break things down. i think he distrusted power. and, was looking out for the bush it everywhere, so comedians learn how to do comedy from listening to his albums and watching him. >> that's a whole meaning of life isn't it? trying to find a place for yourself. that's all your house is. your house is just a place for yourself. if you did not have so much stuff you would not need a house! you could just walk around all the time. that is all your house is. a pile of stuff with a cover on it. >> he had 9 lives! he had ups, he had downs. but his fan base only grew, and his are changed. is it because he was always living his truth? >> yes, absolutely. as the culture changes, he was an observer. that was his thing. he was a news junkie, news was on 24/7. he was watching the culture, watching what was going on. what is the conversation? when we pushi

representatives of the lgbt community recently, american comedian and columnist bill mahr, on the air of the hbo television channel, said that with the current pace of propaganda of unconventionality, lgbt people will be harmed by all americans, every decade. in america , the number of representatives of the lgbt community is doubling. according to a recent survey by gello, less than one percent of americans born before 1946 identify themselves as such, the jebiden generation 2.6% of the 4.2 generation boomers. x 10.5 ml and 280% generation z if you follow this trends in 2054 everyone will be gay. who will buy then? this is a chair. i'm talking about the fact that when the situation is changing so quickly and drastically , people have every right to ask what is happening with us in general, that all children are born in the wrong body somewhere in the heavenly office there is a confusion by analogy with a box of multi-colored cottons i am happy for representatives of the lgbt community that today each of them has the right to live as he wants and not to hide, it is always necessary to remember a

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growing in the country , the other day, american comedian and columnist bill mar on the air of the hbo television channel said that with the current pace of propaganda of non-traditionalism in the ranks of lgbt will turn out to be all americans, every decade. america's lgbt community is doubling . less than 1% of americans born before 1946, joe biden generation 2.6% boomers 4.2 generation x 10.5 billion and 28.10 percent of generation z identify as such, according to a recent gello poll. if we follow this trend, everyone will be gay in 2054 who will buy then? this is a chair. i'm talking about the fact that when the situation is changing so quickly and drastically, people have every right to ask what is happening with us in general, what all children are born in the wrong body somewhere in the office of heaven there is confusion by analogy with a box of multi-colored breakfast cereals. i am happy for the representatives of the lgbt community that today each of them has the right to live as he wants and not to hide. always remember to respect and protect vulnerable groups, but you are n

he has two premiers this friday, may 20th, on hbo. she joins me now. for joining me. how did you come up with the premise for your show, and why do you choose to focus on this really interesting casual conversational setting? >> i just wanted it to feel like how conversations actually feel. i feel like a lot of the time when we watch late night, it does not feel like how you actually are when you are talking to your friends. and i wanted to bring something if you look talking to your friends and hanging out. >> one of your friends is behind us entertaining us as well. it is a fascinating premise for the show. but if you look we are so divided right, now sam. can you describe the conversation from your show that actually changes your viewpoint or another gusts we point about something? for a time when you are able to find some middle ground of what you might be able to find? >> i think that happens a lot this season. season two is superpersonal. i heard a lot of topics i've struggled with, questioning myself. and so a lot of this season i left feeling l

hbo max, starz, and peacock. just say watchathon into your voice remote and get ready to watch.ve you. i love you. i love you all. my fellow xfinity customers. hi tim. the biggest week in entertainment is almost here. watchathon week presented by xfinity rewards. with free access to stranger things from netflix. the boys from prime video. hbo max, starz, and peacock. just say watchathon into your voice remote and get ready to watch. i love you. i love you. i love you all. >> joey: welcome back. antifa mob infiltrates a roly, hurling smoke bombs at a crowd of people. >> carley: cheryl casone has more. >> cheryl: good morning, the attack happening around noon at a rally for stan polian, who is running for governor. they threw projectiles like smoke bombs, which contained women, children and the elderly. pulliam shares this is what happens when a republican dares to hold an event in portland to talk about funding police, antifa shows up. pulliam joined you last hour. >> statewide candidate for governor, we should be able to go to the largest community of our state and have a peacef

as you look at hbo and hbo max right now, casey's doing an amazing job.age. "the staircase", and the biggest tv and movie library and lifestyle library, how many series do you need at one particular time? and opposed to saying, you know, let me have ten new series this quarter, it may be that when you have, when you have "friends" and "big bang", and all of our movies and all of our lifestyle that we only need four great series or five or six. we're going to look at how much do we need to nourish an audience, not just let's throw everything that we have at it. we have all the content that we can put in we can put news in, which we've done in europe >> i want to ask but that. is there a big market for news on streaming does it work >> i think there is. >> you do? >> first, we have cnn.com, which is the largest digital news business in america. so when people want to get what's happening in america. there was a shooting what happened with the election, there's more people to go to cnn online and the advertisers get the support. in europe, for instance, in p

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keep watching the hottest shows all year long... ...on netflix... ...prime video... ...starz... ...and hbointo your voice remote to add a channel or streaming service. >>> breaking news, as anticipated the democratic led bill in the senate aimed at preserving access to abortion nationwide has failed. the final vote was 51-49. all of the republicans plus democratic senator joe manchin of west virginia opposed the bill. also in our politics lead today, cnn is learning new details about the highly anticipated hearings set to begin next month on capitol hill that will reveal what the january 6th committee found over the last ten months, including what former president donald trump was doing while the riot on capitol, the insurrection, unfolded. jamie, can you explain the timing and what we know about the topics so far? >> reporter: we know the first hearing will be on june 9th, we expect eight hearings in the month of june. we expect to see video from january 6th, as well as some of the nearly 1,000 interviews the committee has conducted behind closed doors as well as presentations that incorp

hbo max, starz, and peacock. just say watchathon into your voice remote and get ready to watch.. i love you all. this is xfinity rewards. our way of saying thanks, with rewards for the whole family! from epic trips... to jurassic-themed at-home activities. join over 3 million members and start enjoying rewards like these, and so much more in the xfinity app! and don't miss jurassic world:dominion in theaters june 10th. >>> wrabreaking news cnn exclus, ivanka trump's nearly 8 hour testimony has been helpful to investigators, you heard me right by confirming what was taking place in the white house as the insurrection was unfolding and shedding light on former president trump's state of mind that day, that is what benny thompson is telling chief political analyst and gloria joins me now, look he's not saying this lightly, ivanka trump is obviously a very polished and poised person but he wouldn't say if it weren't what he thought and you wouldn't expect her to do anything that would hurt her father, that's what thompson is essentially saying she did. tell us more. >> well he did s

she stars in "father of the bride," which premieres june 16th on hbo max let's take a look. >> whateverp in mind that you never want to put a bride in a dress she can't afford so prices usually range from about here to here so where do we land? ♪ >> how about there >> seth: please welcome to the show chloe fineman, everyone [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: welcome thank you for being here, chloe. >> oh, thank you for having me >> seth: congratulations on another excellent season of "snl." >> we did it >> seth: you did it. >> we did it [ cheers and applause >> seth: i feel like your tenure at the show has been over a very difficult time and it's finally getting back to a little bit of normalcy >> yeah. >> seth: you guys had the actual -- the party after the finale >> yeah, we had an after party in the ice-skating rink/now it's a roller rink. >> seth: it's a roller-skating rink >> the cool roller-skating rink. >> seth: yeah. >> and i'd never experienced that before. it was wild. >> seth: and it was always historically where the party was. my years, i felt like every year it rained. that w

the finale airs this monday on hbo.u come on >> it's good to be here. >> jimmy: how's the kids, how's the family >> there -- there's so many things they're into. my daughter is 3 1/2, my son is 7 1/2. so, he is very much into minecraft and, you know -- >> jimmy: yes. >> pokemon, i'm sure, right? i hear the moans i hear the moans [ scattered applause ] no, i -- i was telling someone the other day -- i was saying, you know, some of the best acting i've ever done in my life - i mean, i'm talking about academy award style -- >> jimmy: yeah >> -- is pretending to my son that i understand what pokemon's about. [ laughter ] no, i'm serious. like we have conversations about it and i'm like, "really? [ laughter ] so that -- "and how many points is that one worth? oh, okay cool." by the way, i mean, i can say this because he's not going to see the show i don't think he knows what the hell it's about either [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no one knows the points how do you even get points >> no, his whole thing is always like, "oh, that's

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hbo max, starz, and peacock. just say watchathon into your voice remote and get ready to watch. love you. i love you all. >> i don't think you should be butting in when i'm took you my team. purchase my assistant. you are suppose to back me up and go get juice boxes when i til. go get me a juice box. brian: it's funny on the big screen. but what about when it happens in real life. out of control parents and coaches ruining it for 40 million kids that are playing and will play youth sports this year. crazy. attacks on umpires and refer ease on the rise nationwide. it's causing a huge shortage of officials. over the last three years 20% of all high school officials have flat out quit. and it pays well. in mississippi, the umpire suffered a black eye from a raging mom who didn't like the call. joining me to discuss this, rick wolf, and former nfl pro and high school wrestling coach scott wells. rick, this does not surprise you. but does it surprise you coming back from the pandemic, it seems like it has gotten worse? >> it has been around for a long time but it's getting out of con

ah, because we have an hbo system that can control humanity and temperature. so well, we can grow the plants to this is without mold. if she were to have this kind of a flower that is so huge and they will grow even grow even larger than that, they would mold and the greenhouse that it allows you to grow all year round around 25 hours. this for you. and it also allows us to grow completely free of pesticides and we also grow completely free of heavy metals and we also test for them and we can show certificates that there's really nothing in the forest. as you can see, these guys have a massive head start on the recreational market. once those change, patrick wants to use these pharmaceutical platform to sell to regular consumers to absolutely. if we say the overall market is around $400.00 tons a year at and the average sales price will be as make a random figure and euros a gram. it's $4000000000.00 euros of direct revenue and the relevant tax plus then as a consequence, the whole echo system that is going to grow. but what about all that bureaucratic hurdles

as always, the two-part documentary "george carlin's american dream" debuts on hbo and hbo max today.change." we'll be right back. ♪ i'm dan o'dowd and i approved this message. tesla's full self- driving technology. the washington post reported on "owners of teslas fighting for control..." "i'm trying..." watch this tesla "slam into a bike lane bollard..." "oh [bleeped f***]" this one "fails to stop for a pedestrian in a crosswalk." "experts see deep flaws." "that was the worst thing i've ever seen in my life." to stop tesla's full self-driving software... vote dan o'dowd for u.s. senate. >>> we are back with our may "gma" book club pick, "the change." the novel follows three women who discovered they developed special powers and our juju chang sat down with the author kirsten miller. hey, juju. >> good morning to you, cecilia. let's face it who hasn't fantasized about taking down the bad guys, whether it's that toxic colleague at work who steals your ideas or real-life serial killers or predators. well, the three women in this book, "the change," discover they get superpowers and the

new girl" where he is hilarious and you can see him in all the glory of the early 1970s on "minx" on hboghtly freaked out when i hug in my arms are showing, because i put makeup on me. >> jake: it's the outfit. >> kelly: i don't usually hug awkward like that. >> jake: i thought it was a nice hug. >> kelly: the first i was virtual. >> jake: what i have to say about that is your set up during virtual was so impressive. your place in montana, that whole room you did. >> kelly: you only saw where i was shooting, so the rest of the house was still being done. >> jake: interesting. >> kelly: i was in the cold, there is no heating yet, it was nothing. it was just in a corner and it looked like i had my -- >> jake: it looks so good and i was in my closet. so -- >> kelly: a lot of people were. >> jake: but years have like this behind it, mine had my wife's dresses. >> kelly: i might have talk to you and i was like i did do something for montana and also some from here where they built like a set. that's -- i did not do that. but i did shoot some of the show from my cabin that was unfinished. and

soviet became a co-producer of the tv series well and chernobyl, too, the series is the answer to the hbois doing it again. well, it is quite careful to sit on two chairs, as it seemed to me, but now it seems to me that it is not the right option when it is possible to sit on two chairs you need to choose your clear position ah because you will lose and many people will lose who choose uh and here and there and well , i don't know, let's see what will happen with the soviet ah but many ukrainians are waiting for him, you can do it in different ways that's all i have to do with this, friends, i pass the word to anzhelika sezonnenko, who will tell you about the news, the latest news , anzhelika, thank you for the word, colleague, for a moment, the news of the 73rd day of the russian-ukrainian war is on the air, news on espresso is working in the studio, anzhelika season eye another loss among colleagues at the front died magazine

but not all of them, of course, especially which hbo for which more live in cities throughout ukraine particular , at the end of the blouse, they are a patriot of ukraine, moreover, these bguzys take part in the military formations of the armed forces of the national border guard in the troops, that is, in all these structures, they are also fighting against russia, and even more now among its higher education institutions, it is changing even more. a tragedy can't help but change your opinion, the exports communicate with each other, explain, certain discussions are held, that is, you know, there is such a gradual transformation taking place among industries that break out of the past savka in order to once again be different look at this transformation. i know that ukrainians went through and are going through, and the war hastened this information, so ukrainians, i think, perfectly understand why and how and what is happening with ethnic honey carriers today, a very interesting conversation. thank you, ivan. here, er, i think that someone did i know at all that there is such a turk

keep watching the hottest shows all year long... ...on netflix... ...prime video... ...starz... ...and hbo max! just say “watchathon” into your voice remote to add a channel or streaming service. >>> welcome back to "fast money. oil going positive for the week. marathon petroleum, valero among the names jumping. so what is the best trade here bk, how do you think about this? >> well, you know what, the best trade used to be exxon mobil but i got out of it because i'm concerned about the political ramifications. >> it was your final trade yesterday. >> on wednesday i think it was yes. so what we saw today was news that they're going to pass a bill that is going to cap gas prices so to me, if you're a refiner, whether it's exxon or marathon or anything like that, there's no economic incentive to produce more gasoline. so putting aside the fact that it's a ridiculous policy, if i'm an investor in one of these companies, i have to worry about whether or not i'm going to have the margins that i thought i was going to have. so it reminds me of healthcare going into the last election we have midt

and we have some great people joining us to celebrate, you can see him in the "flag street desk" on hboeer so she could spend more time with her son. not only a thriving new business, but she and her her son are closer than ever. which is super cool. and we cook with her all season long and i we are sitting down with a chat with chef danielle kartes, one of my favorite chefs. but first, let's get to our lead guest. i love her so much. to say she is a very funny woman is a huge understatement. you can see her now in "the unbearable weight of massive talent." which is a great title in theaters, and she also has a new kid's book proven for all of the rad mamas. it's called "layla the last black unicorn" and is out now. go get it. let's say hello to tiffany haddish! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ hello! [cheers and applause] >> hello. >> kelly: first of all, i was so bombed, i know that you got sick and i was like oh, i am so excited to just hug you. i think that you are so funny and so talented. but how are you feeling, because he got sick, right? >> tiffany: that is god saying you are winning

keep watching the hottest shows all year long... ...on netflix... ...prime video... ...starz... ...and hbo“watchathon” into your voice remote to add a channel or streaming service. matt, is the consumer still in good shape >> we think so, but certainly that's what we're seeing we've been out in the market last week, several thousand shoppers talking to them constantly last week talking specifically about inflation, and the overwhelming number of them think it's the government that's the source of the problem here ed view is, we asked the question more deeply, what is the cause? i think they recognize that the excess demands being driven by all of the money in the marketplace it is important as we understand the policy prescriptions. we see it as demand driven inflation, and so as we think about the right kinds of solutions going forward, obviously the federal reserve is going to do what it does it's going to impact demand, but how do we help consumer, especially at the lower incomes? >> yeah, dana, what matt just said and bank of america spending data, it looks like the consumer is holding

we have the west coast feed of hbo. ooh, real sex. big deal.y time i watch that show, it's old women putting condoms on cucumbers. all right, let's see what's on the east coast feed. oh, hey. dune. not a great movie,

coming on the heals of hbo maxtd popular series winning time chronicling bus and the lakers that season> culinary expert posted about it she broke the cartnal rule and posted the answer. >> straight ahead. >> and signs women should never ignore re first your local news. >>> good morning, it is 8:26. i'm kris sanchez. the south bay's largest water district appears ready to crack down on water wasters. rally board members today will debate creating a drought enforcement team. not enough people are following the cutback requests. if agency leader as prove the so-called water police, it could start enforcing by the end of the month. first warning customers but then eventually fining them up to 5 hup dollars per violation. boy that, will make you wish for rain for sure, kari. >> and what we're seeing is definitely not enough to put a dent in the drought. the rain has been so hit or miss. that only a few spots have really seen this rain in the past 24 hours. but there is that chance today that where we do see the rain in parts of solano, and napa and lake county, we could definitely see some