i'm here with henry winkler. >> can i just say one thing?l in the next scene in the show is robert wisdom. >> anthony: yes. >> and i wanted to say we did a scene together that was so -- one of the great moments of my acting career. >> anthony: really? >> and i stood on robert wisdom's shoulders to get there. i'm so serious. and we did it, and it was all in one take. i walked in. he calls me. he is the father of the woman i deeply loved that barry killed. >> anthony: yes. >> you have to watch -- okay. and i walk in to rehearse and we walk into a garage. it's filled. when we come in to shoot, i come around the corner. it is stark empty. robert, two chairs and a crane and there was no crew. they are on the other side of the wall of the garage. >> anthony: oh, really? herewplded telli you, my heart flew out of my body. >> anthony: yeah. yeah. [ applause ] it was a powerful scene. just the two of you in there. >> just the two of us. >> anthony: i love it when he puts the chair next to you and you guys are nose to nose. >> oh, my god. and intimida

i said, "hi, this is henry." did >> jimmy: well, you are the fonz >> all right, then don't look me in the eye. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: haha, wow! yes! ♪ [ cheers and applause that's it right there. that's exactly right so cher calls you, and says, "you don't sound like -- >> yes yes, she sounded like that [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: "you don't sound like henry. >> that's true ♪ you don't sound lik you are the fonz ♪ >> jimmy: she said that? >> she said that [ applause ] >> jimmy: you do the show "barry," and you won an emmy for it and we all loved it -- oh my gosh you know everyone loves you. so -- but the acting was fantastic. you were great, and bill hader was great. this season -- >> he's genius >> jimmy: you took a -- you took it to a new level of acting >> well, first of all, if it ain't on the page, it ain't on the stage. >> jimmy: okay >> so the writing, alec berg, and bill, and the -- and liz, and duffy, and all of the writers are amazing. >> jimmy: and what you got to do with this character >> oh, my goo

the who excuse me the henry family did not stay in iowa florence henry had asthma another health problems in charles was also looking for new opportunities in banking which was his area of profession. so the family had traveled to texas and spent some time in corsicana they had returned to waterloo. that's when jean was born then they went to kansas where charles thought he had a business opportunity and that also did not materialize and finally in 1889. they moved to whittier, california, which was established as a quaker enclave the henry's were not quakers they were visited a variety of churches lou one time wrote in a letter that she had been quartered an eighth and to the episcopal church the methodist church the presbyterian church, but after her marriage to her rehoover, she pretty much identified with the quaker community if you know anything about the quaker faith, you know that one of the tenants of that religion is that they believe in complete equality of men and women and that in and of itself is important because what we see going throughout the entirety of lose life is a wo

kennedy henry kinsenger margary, thatcher and jacques and chirac, who is perhaps the last european leader of a historical scale in the united states and europe, is not in leadership positions and there is no trace of the ball today, either political clowns or poorly educated, but at the same time extremely arrogant politicians or elderly gerontocrats, not capable of overcoming the inertia of the establishment and reproducing the patterns of the past, clear evidence of the low quality of the current elites in the west is their inability to solve the basic social economic and political problems of their countries. and then with what amazing ease they create situations that, in principle, are fraught with a direct military clash of the great powers and which in past eras led to world wars. the most recent examples of this are expressed in the words of the same henry kisinger strategic indulgence. this is nancy palace's demand that russia officially be a nuclear superpower , a permanent member of the un security council and a country without dialogue, with which many problems of international

has after hearing from wilson's family, henry heather and greg. the family of tyra wilson is asking for two things. one criminal charges against the officer who killed him and to a separation of the sheriff's and coroner's offices here in contra costa county. i'm seeking justice for my son because he didn't deserve to be killed like that. for jaywalking . marvin wilson came from texas to martinez to attend a

thank you henry. i think y'all in the book make a really strong case for the power and the potential of the texas triangle with that raises the question, which you also mentioned the book of why so many of our artificials and our legislature seem to be at war with the cities and the elected officials the cities have chosen and with choices voters have made at the ballot box about things like bonds. yeah. i mean the state seems to want a micromanage everything to from whether cities can ban plastic trash bags to whether we can put bike lanes on lower broadway. so, how can we advance the potential of this? well political situation i think that texas has been in a period of sort of economic. i'm sorry political transition and therefore instability, but in recent years we've seen the dominance of red texas republican, texas and it i think they feel that there is a some value in holding the base by going after the cities which tend to be more blue. so recent legislative sessions have seen things like obses

also, henry kissinger on vladimir putin.9-year-old former secretary of state, has met with the russian leader perhaps more than any other american. as the war in ukraine continues to rage, what the west and the world needs to know about that man's intentions. and, space. the final frontier. for international conflict and perhaps even war. i will talk to general john raymond, chief of the united states space force. first, here is my take. it is a famous saying that no military plan survives its first contact with the enemy. the greatest fear is on war, often explained that a strategy must be dynamic. constantly changing, and rejuvenating itself. in his famous treatise on war, he wrote that some generals consider only unilateral action where as work consists of a continuous interaction of opposites. the west needs to take these lessons to heart and its struggle with russia and adjust its strategy, which is currently in danger of failing. the core of the west strategy has been to prompt, to provide ukraine with on straining --

he henry wallace became vice president. he was president vice president between 40 and 44. he was very liberal and by 1944 a lot of people in a democratic party. they i mean they knew roosevelt was not in good health. they didn't say no. he's gonna die a few months into his next term, but they knew he was not good health and some southerners and conservatives were not thrilled with wallace because they thought he was too liberal and they thought he was too much on the side of civil rights for blacks, and he was also pretty eccentric. you know, he's what we today called you followed a lot of new age spiritual beliefs. so he was a bit eccentric and so they they got behind and they convinced roosevelt to dump wallace and 1944 and nominate somebody else and truman was just sort of a compromise candidate. he didn't even want to be vice president. and so they but they convinced him to run. and there was a big to do with the convention wallace didn't want to go easily and he gave a big nominating speech in favor of roosevelt and he you know, the convention was was you know, he had

all right, henry lee live in the news from forest, henry. thank you. hi school in vallejo was placed on lockdown earlier today after shots were fired nearby the school it happened around 9 30 this morning near john finney high school on amador street there in valeo of the school immediately issued a shelter in place, but later lifted the lockdown. no one was injured in the shooting. the alleged gunman was gone when police arrived. livermore police announced an arrest today in the deadly shooting at a bowling alley over the weekend at around 1 30 this morning 27 year old roger, ala bonne garcia was taken into custody at a home in lathrop. he was wanted for the shooting death of antonio vargas at the grenada bowl on saturday night. garcia is also accused of shooting to other victims who are expected to survive during a fight in the bar area of that bowling alley. it was booked into the senator rita jail on murder charges. the man suspected of opening fire on the mountain view police officer over the weekend appeared in court today he faces charges of att

henry lee ktvu fox studios, henry said shots were fired from a car. is there any description of that car? we don't know if they were shot from a car if someone ran past the location, opening fire all right, henry lee following this for us in oakland tonight, henry. thank you. elected leaders in san francisco are urging the newly appointed district attorney to preserve the innocence commission today, supervisor dean preston joined advocates at city hall. to call on new d a brook jenkins to allow the innocence commission to continue its work in reviewing credible claims of wrongful convictions. the district attorney's office has a legal mandate to pursue justice for all harmed parties, and that absolutely includes members of the community. who had been wrongfully arrested, wrongfully charged, wrongfully convicted and wrongfully imprisoned for crimes that they never committed. the innocence commission was created in 2020 under former district attorney chase a boudin. a call for legal abortion nationwide is happening now. here's a live look at a walkout a

henry lee reporting live for us this afternoon, henry. thank you. details in a court battle over efforts to clear a homeless camp along the joe redonda trail in santa rosa federal judge has extended a temporary restraining order against the move until friday. the judge also asked county officials for more information before moving forward. the judges original order said that sonoma county and the city of santa rosa were planning an eviction without providing shelter options as required by federal law. the county tells ktvu that they are hopeful the judge will see that they have complied with their legal obligations. they say they're working with about a dozen residents still at the camp to get them into shelters. hundreds of goats are grazing here in this field at chabot park, brooks jarocz. we show you the efforts the east bay regional park system is doing to try to reduce fire fuels and historic rainfall in the midwest, turning roadways into rivers and more, maybe on the way. and a very of weather another summer like day out there in the middle of

our crime reporter henry lee live now, after talking to that san francisco resident henry heather. this was a real package . but the guy at the door was a fake delivery guy and a potential home invader. surveillance video shows a man walking up to a home in san francisco and picking up a package that was already delivered. he takes a look at the label and then rings the bell and he said, hey, um there's a package here for you. you know, you have to sign for it. open the door. it happened on qatar street near san jose avenue in the city's mission terrorist neighborhood about 6 45 thursday evening, angelica santa maria and her husband weren't home at the time, her husband told the man remotely just to leave the package after sensing something was off, and the guy had walked up and picked that up and looked at the name. my name. maybe figured it was woman. hey let me just see if i shall open the door, right? but the stranger wouldn't take no for an answer. still you know, he had some gall to still pretty much insists open the door several times. he's like. oh, we're not gonna get your

calling it a trojan horse that could 8 a, china's invasion henry lane as of the generation that, that not experienced a fighting. he built his war game business on widespread interest in recent history and wants to show customers was at stake to day. who find that hawaii time? so do a lot of your degeneration fought so hard to defend our land. so we can have such an advanced democratic and free country if we give ourselves so easily to the communist, those fellows or who blood, sweat and efforts, will be in vain by fidel henry has family and business ties with maine and china. the economic growth de impresses him, but he says, ty, once freedoms are more important, quote will gain ego. when you knew who the communist regime control was your mind, we must be loyal and obey or dislike a robot. where in taiwan, we encourage diversity and individuality to me. freedom of fort and expression are very important to me. also, of course, i don't want to reunify with china dives of what you all regular people in 10 men disagree over whether they want to join china. but they all want to avoid a wa

henry lee reporting live for us tonight, henry. thank you. a teenage father is fighting for his life after he was hit by a car while watching a sideshow in valais ho 19 year old tyler ingersoll is in critical condition tonight and has undergone three surgeries for a traumatic brain injury after being hit by a car while watching a sideshow involving more than 200 cars over the fourth of july weekend , it happened near six flags amusement park around 10 30 sunday night. his girlfriend says she was with him at the time and someone started shooting. i ducked down. from the gunshots. one. a bullet went right here. through my hair and everything, and i was bending over. and when i got up, i seen tyler on the ground. as a parent. it's the most traumatic feeling i've ever felt in my life, to see my child their life lives and not be able to do anything to help him. to be able to hold him to be able to make him better. family and friends gathered in front of north bay medical center in fairfield to pray for anger. saul he is the father of an eight mont

governor who took office in 1710 and would have been the home to our first state governors patrick henry and thomas jefferson. the house was a very important part of the design of the town of williamsburg, the town was very orderly, had a very orderly design and the palace would have been part of that design. it was the third largest building in town. it consisted not only of the building we are standing in batch two advance buildings, extensive gardens with falling terraces, a kind now, there was a scullery, laundry, kitchen and even though seller and we know one governor had over 5000, 6000 bottles of wine stored in his seller. the house today is a reconstructed building on the original archaeological site. it was finished and open to the public in 1934 and since that time it has undergone a number of re-furnishings and reinterpretations. today - as if governor dunmore was living here with his family. his wife and six children arrived in virginia in 1774. at the end of that year, lady dunmore gave birth to what daughter they named virginia. unfortunately things went a little sour in re

henry kissinger, pleasure to have you on. >> pleasure to be here. >> the book is terrific. and really really enjoyed it. i couldn't recommended more to people, but i'm going to start by talking about a leader who is not profiled in this book. how many times have you met vladimir putin? >> maybe 15. >> these are long almost always one-on-one meetings? >> yes. always one-on-one. and putin for the first time when he was deputy mayor of st. petersburg, and i had no idea who he was. and he was talking about the then occurring collapse of the empire, of the soviet empire, and he said this is one of the great tragedies of history. because it will create endless trouble and new definitions of borders and of influence. but, it was at that time, an interesting conversation. >> when you think about putin as a leader, if you were to analyze him in the way that you have analyzed the leaders in this book, what is the thing that strikes you most strongly about putin? >> he is passionate, almost a mystical view of the nature of russia. he is very intelligent, very analytical, quite aloof,

henry lee ktvu fox studios henry at this point, despite the no confidence vote in the chief does chief williams is still have the backing of city leadership. sure does. the city manager mike malone says he supports the chief because all these initiatives that he has been implementing so time will tell. we'll see what happens. we will stay on top of it. henry lee live in the newsroom. thank q oakland police are investigating a homicide. a man was shot and killed just before 1 30 this morning on west street , not far from the intersection of san pablo and west grand avenues. investigators say the scene is near a homeless encampment, but haven't released any details about the victim or possible suspects. firefighters were busy today in danville with a fire the damage to home. it started around 7 45 this morning at a house on enterprise drive. when cruz got here from december moon valley fire department. there were flames coming from the roof of the home. firefighters were able to keep those flames from spreading to any neighboring homes. no injuries were reported here and the cause of the

patrick henry made quite the speech in richmond. something about a liberty. now we have independent companies. because of that speech virginia now has a group of armed men in every town in virginia. that may have something to do with the governor leaving town last night. but seeing as they are not here, what do you say we go upstairs and see the private chambers of the family? right thisly way. here we are. it is quite a few stairs up to this floor. i suppose that is the trouble with high ceilings, so many stairs. this is the largest bedchamberr in the house. it belongs to lady catherine lady augusta. there are the oldest of the children they are 15 and 14 years of age. i think fate left in a hurry last night, you see these young ladies have a large bed chamber that over there is for their governess animus though. that is french governess. we may not like the french but we do like their style. very important that these young ladies speak french. they will be presented to the t royal courts. their father has a seat in parliament. but now they governor has take

henry lee ktvu fox studios. alright, henry. thank you. community service in the city was interrupted this morning when a truck crashed into a bus near the panhandle video here from the citizen app shows the white pickup truck that was smashed into the side of the money bus. it happened around 4 30 this morning at the intersection of haight and cole street. san francisco fire tells us three people were hurt in that crash, but everyone is expected to be okay. a firefighter in san francisco had to be rescued after falling down an elevator shaft while responding to a fire , the spokesperson for the san francisco fire department says crews were responding to a fire and seacliff avenue. right on the coast near baker beach. a second crew had to respond to help the firefighter who fell. fire department says that firefighter is expected to be okay. missing oakley woman wants volunteers to help search for more evidence in her missing case tomorrow, volunteers are going to be focusing on an area in oakley, where police found an iphone case that cont

so i just mentioned william henry jackson. this is a self portrait of his here on the left, and then two of his images from the survey, the top ad bottler's ranch so you can see the extent of that infrastructure there along the yellowstone river. and then his iconic photo, which i'm sure you have seen, of the white mountain, or mammoth hot springs. that's actually thomas moran their, who is posing on the structure itself, which seems a little dangerous to us now. of course we're not allowed to clamber on over there and i wonder how close we came to losing moran into the depths of the white mountain. we would have lost one of the most amazing landscape painters in our country's history. but william henry jackson and hayden developed a very close relationship. jackson had grown up in four mart, he took to photography just as hayden had taken to fossil hunting he went west with a wagon train in the late 18 60s, after the civil war, after serving in the civil war. then he started a photographic gallery and studio in omaha, nebrask

henry. thank you. give it or gavin newsom signed gun control measures into law today that mimic and anti abortion measure in texas that may lead to a fierce legal battle with the supreme court, which recently struck down limits on and restrictions on guns. ktvu evan sernoffsky is more on how this new california law is expected to play out. evan for nya already has some of the strictest gun laws in the nation . governor newsom today is seeking to strengthen those laws as the supreme court has used its conservative majority. to weaken gun control. governor gavin newsom on friday signed sb 13 27 new legislation that seeks to enlist private citizens in stopping the proliferation of illegal firearms like ghost guns into california. you cannot sell you cannot manufacture you cannot transfer these illegal weapons of war and mass destruction. in the state of california. and if you do, there are 40 million people. that can collect $10,000. the new bill is patterned after texas is controversial law, which allowe

henry lee ktvu. box two news, henry, it's so sad when you see how much damage they such a mess that the whoever did that left behind. did you say there was any surveillance video or cameras inside the school? they didn't have any surveillance footage at this campus, but they do have some footage at other schools. they're going to use that and try to compare notes and see if the same people are responsible. all right, henry. thank you. in san jose police officers will remain on school campuses despite an effort to have them removed. the san jose unified school district board unanimously voted to extend contracts with 28 san jose police officers. the move will allow those officers to be used in middle and high schools through at least june of next year, according to the agreement with the police department. the officers will help maintain safe and secure campuses. last year, the school board decided to end the contracts following civil rights protests demanding police reform the family of an inmate who

henry lee ktvu box students video still pretty jarring to watch, henry. thank you. we have posted an interactive map tracking recent freeway shootings across the bay area. you can find it on our mobile app out our website as well. that's ktvu .com. mortars are remembering 63 year old jacqueline sundima woman who planned hundreds of events at her synagogue. hers was one of the first three funeral services today for victims of the highland park, mass shooting. prosecutors expect to bring more charges against robert cremo, who is facing seven counts of first degree murder. foxes medicine. scorpio joins us live from highland park, illinois tonight with more with more madison. cristina one of the biggest questions that everyone has is. how was the accused killer able to pass background checks and buy guns after he was flagged as a clear and present danger back in 2019? police say that happened after he threatened to kill his entire family and attempted suicide and former federal prosecutor in current criminal defense attorney says it all comes down to the family not goin

and henry earlier in the day. there were also reports that in diesel truck was punctured. what do we know about the cleanup efforts there? well it's actually a 1200 gall train. there was some concern over that initially, but firefighters came and render that safe. would you see some environmental services technicians also here? as part of the cleanup effort, diesel tank i misspoke a diesel truck but in diesel tank about 100 gallons spilling their henry. thank you. firefighters in the east bay made quick work of a brush fire in san pablo. it started around noon, just off giant road and burned 26 acres along some railroad tracks in the area. you can see there. khan flyer says about 13 units responded to the scene. conditions were dry and windy, but firefighters were able to fully contained that fire within just a few minutes. the cause of that fire still under investigation. smoke from the marsh fire, prompting the extension of an air quality advisory through monday in eastern contra costa county is a live look at s

take it to how do you, henry, and welcome back, say it to the stream. great to have your analysis on the stream. please remind our audience who you are and what you do. hello, my name is saw, so you must. i'm and the iranian foreign policy analyst. i also you said university, and i'm also an editor in chief of the new uranium news agency. although i'm here to re present my own use in my personal capacity and very well and happy to be with you in this show, i guess great to happy. let me just remind our audience how we got to the raw nuclear deal in 2015 and where we are now. so let's rewrite of a little recap here. 2015. that was when the iran nuclear deal was site. 3 years later, president trump poured out of the deal, brought back sanctions against iran. and right now, bring us up to 2022. iran has enough uranium to make it a nuclear bomb. and what has happened to this iran nucleotide that is, i show that is our discussion today. i'm the guy you start us off way. is the deal . is there a deal to talk about? well, i mean, i see the deal i still alive b

all of which cause patrick henry to explode into defiance give me liberty. give me death the stab act the towns of act of 65 import on glass paper and tea. a boycott by the colonists crop repeal of this act except for the tax on tea result and patriots disguised as indians had themselves a tea party. in 1770 mob of rowdies heckled alone british century in boston. the guard came mob through stones britishers fired a ragged valley. 5-4 misguided souls late dead and history called it the boston massacre. height of april 1875 paul revere rides british column moves on lexington shots are fired. the eight colonists killed april 19th redcoats routed and concord the tide turns and a new country. to 17 1775 a swarming army of ragtail militiamen stand up to the full mind of england's best thousand redcoats die on the slopes of breeds hill to be known later as the battle of bunker hill. oh, yes. it was a long time coming this explosion that was triggered by the actions of the men who gathered in the old state house on that hot fourth of july in 1776. these men who befo

henry. i yelled as i signaled with my hand gesture for him to approach council's table your case is next come up come up. mr. officer solomon and older husky paternal african-american man, casually walked over to mr. henner and tapped him on the shoulder son. he said the judge just called your case. oh, no, i thought. wheezing my eyes shut officer solomon touched him my chest tightened even though no single wave is responsible for tsunami. i couldn't skirt from responsibility for the mayhem that was about to ensue. i pride myself on giving people who work in my court a heads up about challenging defendants on this day a massive caseload my irritation with mr. henner and my preoccupation with moving cases along calls me to forget. to attend to that detail. it all happened so quickly mr. henna shot out of his seat like a rocket. he landed with his chest out and his finger pointed in office of solomon's face and yelling profanity profanities before i knew it the two officers and the court atten

henry lee. thank you. now we go to san jose, where police there are investigating the deadly stabbing of a homeless woman that happened around 9 30 last night on market street near the plaza de cesar chavez police said. they got a call about a woman who was being physically assaulted. she was stabbed at least once and died there at the scene. police are now looking for the suspect. they collected evidence, but they're still asking anyone with information to please come forward. we are requesting the assistance of the public to come forward if you are in the downtown area last night. especially in the 100 block of south market street or even nearby. heard something or saw something. we ask that you come forward and speak to our detectives and provide a statement. a motive is not yet known at this time. this is san jose 21st homicide of the year. the economy. the big story. nationally stocks were lower again on wall street after inflation figures came even higher than expected. the dow was down 208 points. t

that's why patrick henry would so clearly come back and say how dare you say we the people? we should say we the states. and that shift means certainly there were concessions to the states giving equal representation to the senate but the key change and this was governor morris the key change from the articles of confederation is a sentence not like the articles of confederation because the articles, each delegate yes, each state got one vote but their delegates were recallable will not by the people but by the state legislature. that's where it's different than the ones you're talking about california. they're using the governor is recallable by the people but if you have an in his opening speech roger sherman made a major point. the reason why the articles work is those delegates are recallable will by the states meaning the state legislature. they were goingto have any of that . the waste they set it up was the center, sure each state gets to they give some power to the states but they're not recallable will . they have fix your terms and governor morris says they will be

skyler henry, cbs news, capitol hill. >> the hearing begins at 5:00 tomorrow night. bennie thompson will not lead the committee in person after testing positive for covid. >>> to the coronavirus. officials say that the next generation of covid-19 vaccines could come in the form of a pill or a spray. both vaccines need to go through more rigorous, larger-scale testing before even trying to get fda authorization. medical researchers say delivering vaccines via tablet or nasal spray would deplay more immune defenders to the lining of the mouth, nose and throat make being the virus less able to replicate. there are challenges. >> we have a ways to go still in a best case scenario, months. if we don't see more money, it could be longer than that. >> there's now a fourth coronavirus vaccine available in the u.s. yesterday, the cdc signed off on novavax's vaccine as a two-dose primary series in adults. >>> keeping fires from getting out of hand. it's a crucial mission. how are firefighters getting it done? up next, we will take you inside the aggressive tactics they are usi

let's speak to henry moeran.on the game itself, but before we come to that, henry, that is a senior employee of the ecb asking the ecb to look after their employees a little bit better. will they listen? it employees a little bit better. will they listen?— they listen? it was by felt, quite significant. _ they listen? it was by felt, quite significant, that _ they listen? it was by felt, quite significant, that precede - they listen? it was by felt, quite significant, that precede use. i they listen? it was by felt, quite| significant, that precede use. he did not to share it with us, he has been share it all day. picketers are not cars, you cannotjust fill them up not cars, you cannotjust fill them up and have them keep going. —— cricketers. it is not like a footballer, say, who retires and comes back for major tournaments. i think he is done with 50 over cricket after today, and this is a clear warning, that cricketers cannot do everything, and there are those who say, i bet he goes off and plays in the indian

on his international debut he gave his team something to cling to. —— henry aaron dell —— henry arundelhat record seemed in peril. keith earls' try was a highlight, new zealand blitzed them, scoring four tries in 17 minutes. ireland have two more test to try and come back. patrick geary, bbc news. scotland have just got under way in their summer international in argentina about ten minutes gone, argentina leading that 3—0. it was an incredible day at edgbaston, where rain again interruped the rearranged fifth test between england and india. stuart broad bowled the most expensive over in test history, india's stand—in captain jasprit bumrah hitting him for 35 runs, as they made a16 all out. and india went on to take five england wickets including the big one of former captain joe root. they'll resume tomorrow on 8a—5, 332 runs behind. carlos sainz will be on pole position for the first time in his career for tomorrow's british grand prix at silverstone. the ferrari driver edged out championship leader max verstappen, with lewis hamilton in fifth. there's only been one winner through the

but first, let's turn to one of our favorites around here -- henry winkler. on the awesome news. >> i know you've heard from everybody. who's been the most meaningful person you've heard from? >> i would have to say when my children call me. >> will there be a little tiktok dance with the grandkids to celebrate? >> [ laughs ] i will have to do that. >> oh, my god. >> henry, who is the most famous person that hit you up today to congratulate you? >> well, aside from the cast of "barry," i would have to say my good friend jimmy kimmel. i was just in swan valley, and he loves to fish for trout, and i do, too. >> speaking of the trout, henry, another emmy or the dream trout? if you had to pick, henry. >> okay, can i just say, at this moment, i have no humility -- i'd like to win. >> [ laughs ] ♪ ♪ whether someone is across the neighborhood, across the street, or across the room, you have the power to make them feel right at home. ♪ ♪ ritz. a taste of welcome. >> there's a lot of conflict going on with eight women. >> the only conflict is you. >> oh, well, to be f

what is happening in enlightened europe, that there, according to the laws of henry vii, 72,000 forciblyed for vagrancy alone. this is 2/3 of the population of the then 100,000th london, queen elizabeth, as evidenced by grant's encyclopedic dictionary, the laws of elizabeth's reign in england 89,000 people were executed the queen executed more people in 1 year than the entire catholic inquisition in three centuries of blood, the conquest of ireland, according to some reports, a fifth or a quarter of the innocent irish were killed. king heinrich-andré of france in the 16th century as king. henry madri was the second in the parisian parliament to establish the so-called fire chamber in 3 years. she condemned about 600 calvinist and huguenot protestants, many of whom were burned by catherine de' medici on the conscience of catherine de' medici and her son charles iv. bartholomew on august 24, 1572, later the infamous bartholomew's night, more than 30,000 people were killed during it and the many-day massacre of the huguenots that followed it. listen i don't want to kind of speak and live by