interest president said i will go and i will return that would be possible for me personally hey god help from the military to get out and his intention is at least he said he and his intention this. to return to been a sort of also helped by the military by working with the military with the humanitarian aid that's his part of his game for today the problem is i mean the world the border is closed so if you're really has to support with the military would be easier is not. you know a certain situation that could be threatening for civilians especially yeah it seems like a critical moment at the border today especially how dangerous is the situation really the situation is really really tense and the outcome it's really open we don't really know i mean he's optimistic that he will get in but we have civilian there and we have military in position so we really don't know any outcome what we had yesterday at the border with brasil with killing syrian military activity in a way that could happen easily today so we would really have to wait the problem is the humanitarian aid is kind of

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god! >> oh! hey! what's up! >> oh! >> that is the warmest welcome. it's like, yo, what's good?> all right. now, have you been eating? are you eating? i made lasagna. >> oh. >> take that! >> take that, bring me back the pan, though. i like this one, will you? >> when did you make that? >> it doesn't matter if you're hungry or not. that's not the point. >> you're eating it. no, stop. tamie.>>, your money is no god trying -- >> just slip it in. >> no. no. too much. >> all right. bring some of that back. >> yeah. >> italian to italian. >> i'm 13% italian. give me 13% of that. >> oh! >> oh, my god! i could eat them up! >> it's so spot on. i forgot how spot on it was until i heard it all over again. i've been out in arizona a long time. >> if you're not in it, you're confused by it. do i call 911? are you fighting? what's going on? >> you have to let it happen. >> it's going to take a while. y>>i gd you. >> come over for christmas? >> of course. >> i'm never taking no for an answer. >> the true come by dy in this o is this -- >> get home safe! all right. >> who was that? >> i don't k

. >> oh my god. hey, how are you doing? you survived. hi. >> hi, welcome. how are you? that is so great. >> very proud of that. >> great work. >> he is splitting his time between washington. [indiscernible] >> as long as his health is good. heck of a party. his restaurant first a --r before i opened find opened mine. -- i opened the mine in 1986.ed [indiscernible] forgotten how to serve. has served who thousands of plates, i understand how that transaction should look like. >> [indiscernible] >> this is 15 years ago come of that he articulates so much better. >> that is who you serve. you do that properly and then all the customers are taken care of. >> probably did not finish strong. >> imagine. sometimes they do. he is on my call list. hey.him i said, >> my sister taught at a school for number of years. them.now people at all of >> it is a tight community. welcome. so glad you are here. things are so different. [no audio] i could come out here week after week. >> [indiscernible] thank you. >> would you like me to take your coat? >> sure. >> thank you. you came back ac

to decide right now which party you would want to be in any of these cases, if you were told hey, the news gods are going to plop you personally into any of these ongoing cases that derive from the mueller investigation, would you rather be on the defense side or the prosecution side. what do you think? in every instance, you would rather be on the prosecution side because of how poorly everybody has come out who has thus far been on the defense. even people who the special counsel's office has called for lenience about, people like mike flynn when independent federal judges get a look at the evidence and the information supporting these cases, even guys like mike flynn aren't turning out well in court. but that -- that theme which we can hear running through all of these different cases and all of these different stories that broke in today's news, it is loudest and clearest when it comes to the president's campaign chairman, paul manafort. as you know, manafort was initially charged with multiple felonies in october 2017. he and trump's deputy campaign chair rick gates were then hit with anot

. >> hey, guys, oh, my god, chloe, how she's grown. >> jimmy: has anyone been in more movies at age 21going to beat kevin bacon by 30. >> i'm really going after kevin bacon. >> jimmy: of all the people you've worked with, who has been like these people that are older than you. >> mm-hm. >> jimmy: the biggest influence on you as far as working with them and watching them and talking to them? >> i would probably say when i made the movie "carrie." julie ann moore played my mother. she really took me in as kind of a mother in this industry and really took me under her wing and has helped me through a lot of situations where i didn't know the answer to. and she would be very, very cut and dry and very real with me. >> jimmy: really? >> she'll always call me out of the blue when i don't know i need the conversation and she'll call me and chat a little bit and have lunch. >> jimmy: that's nice. does your mother get jealous of your movie mothers? >> no, i don't think mom is jealous of my movie mothers. i think you learn so much from people in your own industry. >> jimmy: what did you learn sp

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they would be, like, oh, my god robert, kraft, what an honor! heyy, get over here and help with the balls! ( laughter ) seriously, you're a billionaire and you might go to jail for a happy ending? which by the way, i've never understood the term happy ending. all massages have a happy ending because i leave relaxed and spelling of lavender. did you get a happy ending? it's always a happy ending. is the alterch alternative a sa? the massage is over, and your dog is dead. oh, no! i should have gotten the happy one! ( laughter ) this isn't just a case of a rich man paying for sex. the investigators say these women were not willing sex workers. they were from china forced into sex slavery, forced against their will to serve over 1,000 clients a year. it's not like pretty woman, it's more like pretty horrific which w is i why these are serious charges unless you're a patriots fan. >> what you don't find among patriots fans are a lot of critics of kraft. >> it's single. not like he's married. >> he's my boy. standly him all the way. he's a goat. >> no one

god. jenny: yeah. ♪ jay: hey, how much do we owe you? monica: that's what you think.ny: i'll cheers to that. jay: cheers. monica: cheers. jay: eye contact, eye contact. jenny: all right, steph curry, check back with you guys in a bit. robert: syra, tell us a little bit about the part you're playing here 'cause you're jenny, right? syra: jenny, yeah. she's the best friend of one of the main characters or, kind of, like one of those friends that you sometimes lose touch with but you're still close from a distance. robert: yeah. syra: she's in school, she's studying, but she's working in the industry too. you know, it's similar to the other characters trying to work multiple jobs to do what you are striving for, you know. robert: yeah, struggling actor. real stretch then, huh? what was it like in terms of being not only in this film, but also being under some independent film schedule and getting to know the character and doing it? ra it's--every week for me is different. i, as an actor and creator, just, kind of figuring out what each week looks like is always kind of n

could actually hear a collective come from doesn't care sion it's kind of like hey you guys aren't doing so on the goodness to god but you are kind of they want. and only here city for you if it's not bad enough that city is actually considered to be one of the favorites to win the whole champions league this year they also are undefeated in their last six out of seven games against german opponents going back to two thousand and fourteen so it's probably going to be a little bit nostalgic for sonny who's back in shock after becoming a prodigy there before going to city and it was pretty cool for running with tonto who just after a couple weeks of leaving city for shelter is probably going to get the chance to play against his old team so you know what impose rules nothing right here goes can always have been so on the verge of the next chapter in the england versus germany rivalry one thing is for sure on an international level the germans reign supreme but england and the premier league are far superior in the champions league so who's going to come out on top this time be sure to stay tuned because we've got a

hey, let's talk about this. he's known best as "thor," the god of thunder.'s either to channel the wrestling rink. >> he will star in netflix biopic of hulk hogan. it's set to focus on his wrestling career and will steer clear of the drama onife outth no word on the release date. that's going to be a big one. >> i want to hear that hulk hogan voice and >> give you a boa and you're ready to go prfl i wonder if he has to bulk up for that role. >> he doesn't have muscles at all. >> starting out this morning as you get ready to head out the door, we do have a cooler morning compared to yesterday. here is a look outside in san francisco. skies are clearing. let's check out the seven-day forecast that's coming up at the bottom of the -- no, it went away. our temperatures are now in the mid-30s in much of the north bay, napa 35, fairfield also at 35. in livermore now 38. we compare that to where we started yesterday at this time and it is 12 degrees cooler in napa compared to when you walked out the door yesterday. also cooler in antioch as we dip down into the upp

hey. jillian: that's georgia rapper contraband flynn saying god led him to chick fay lay.rs' meals at the restaurant very nice and buys chicken sand witches for the homeless very nice. and that jacket also very nice. rob: how do you stay so slim when you eat all that chick-fil-a all this woman wanted tulips for valentine's day but her husband got her turnips instead. he misunderstood his wife's flower request this year when he figured out the mistake he got her tulips and balloons. jillian: something rob would do on purpose. caught on camera a woman shaving her legs on the back of a motorcycle. capturing the moment in florida. the video brings back nightmares from when this woman was caught shaving her legs in a hotel pool in florida. don't do that in public. how about that? rob: pool is far more vial. jillian: yes. agree. okay. have a good day. ♪ ♪ and we can't stop ♪ and we won't stop ♪ steve: miley cyrus. back in the day we can't stop. folks, finally after a long week, it is friday. thanks for joining us tgif. thank goodness it's fox, right? ainsley: i like that. brian:

know, a really beautiful daughter and two grandchildren on this planet, i really hope to god that people, you know, heyver at my funeral now. >> you listen back to that, and you think, did she have a premonition? it's kind of like she was trying to tell us something, i believe. >> in those early days after her mom's death, there's one thing gnawing at kim. one person she's curiously not getting consolation from? her step-dad, dr. jim kauffman. >> dr. james kauffman was a very well-respected and well-regarded member of this community. but to kim, step-father jim, was a very different person. >> he was very cold to me. always kept me at an arm's length. >> literally. just look at the pained body language in this video taken on kim's wedding day. >> one, two and three. there you go. >> take a close look. he steps into the scene, he smiles one time for the camera to flash, then he goes back to very taciturn demeanor. no warmth, no nothing. >> i would be talking to my mom in the dining room and he would turn the lights off and walk away. >> he would control her cash flow? >> oh, yes. sometimes calling her,

. >> how about, hey, guys, don't rape? [ cheers ] >> oh, my god, why are we taulgts? talk about that? i took a couple pictures about that and chloe hot it was funny. >> did she feel she had to laugh because she didn't know what else to do with your hand on her boob. >> okay, take it easy. >> no, he thinks what he did is cute. you're basically a predator. >> you're basically a psycho. >> good, call me crazy for defending a woman's right not to be groped. >> you're just mad at the internet. you don't know my life. you don't leave this apartment. >> because of guys like you. >> how do you craft that conversation in a way that is authentic and stops short of feeling like an after-school special. >> you know, that's the challenge. i mean we really try to be as honest and truthful as we can and we take a lot of conversations from the room. the writer's room, one of our writers michele is who told us she was talking about rape prevention week in college and she's the one that made that wonderful like it's always geared towards women. and it never really occurred to me until

hey. >> what? >> we're going behind the >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god.isited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] ♪ >>> what do you do if you don't like an outfit your friend is wearing? do you lie or tell them? >> gayle is, like, you need to take that thing off. >> oprah and gayle giving us og chronicles "e.t." edition. well, you know what? the ladies are back and dishing all kinds of secrets about their friendship. >> i have never wanted to be oprah. >> yeah. >> have you ever wanted to be me? >> i never wanted to be you. >> we love learning new things about these two. >> do you know how many bad dancers i have been with? including myself. >> dressed in matching tops in the latest og chronicles, they talk about gayle's cheating ex. >> do you have that friend who slept with your husband? and when you found them, you said, i thought you were my friend. she said, i never liked you. >> and then there was the time gayle teased opra

hey, look at that, i did it. and the other half is henry going oh my god, you did it! >> but while the yale drama grad was playing the epitome of cool, you henry winkler were not that much like the fonz. >> no. i don't ride a motorcycle. i have never ridden a motorcycle. i finally realized that cool is also just being authentic. that is powerful. but when i changed my voice, i was like it unlocked me. i became like i could do anything, you know? my mind just was like on fire. >> at the same time, henry was dealing with a life-long struggle with dyslexia. he didn't even know what it was until his own son was diagnosed. >> the dyslexia was so crippling for you, you had trouble even at table reads during "happy days". >> most embarrassing. i couldn't read it. and i didn't know why. so i constantly had to make up excuses or do something with humor to cover my shame. >> he channeled his pain into a best-selling children's book series. his latest, everybody is somebody is about a boy named hank who, like henry, has dyslexia. >> his mom pushes the door open. can you believe t

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god. [ beep ] >> i'm out of here. sell my wares -- i'm sorry. [ beep ] >> hey.big loud management. >> yeah, aah! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you blew it! [ beep ] >> i knew exactly what i was doing. >> i wouldn't change a thing. >> yeah, no, i'm not going to. because i'm actually reading right now. >> i'll be taking -- do that again. i'll be shopping my wares somewhere -- i'll be shopping my wares somewhere else. [ beep ] >> i can keep doing this all night. seriously. i'll just keep doing this. >> no, that was great. that wasas a really good one. [ beep ] >> that's a wrap. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: so weird. are we done? this day is so weird. it's freaking me out. [ laughter ] [ foghorn ] >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- john legend! white house correspondent, april ryan! from "miracle workers," actress geraldine viswanathan! featuring the 8g band with jon epcar. ♪ [ cheers and alause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening! i'm seth meyers. this is "

god. has broken her silence and is demanding that the church finally take action. one woman struggling with the past fifteen. heylisten up. that's one video game music sounded like thirty years ago. today's tracks take the experience to another level a science to him talk composer nobuo uematsu. featured in many well known his music is bound to keep your spot sounds to. video game music starts february twenty fifth on g w. earth. home of species. a home worth saving. given those are big changes and most start with small steps but the ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world. is the true good news to british solutions and resources should. interest just come to teaching the next generation about environmental protection. channels available to inspire people to take action and most are trying to build something new for the next generation the idea is the environment series of global three thousand on d w and all mine. thousands of venezuelans have flocked to a charity aid concert on the colombian border it's supported by the country's opposition which is urging venezuelans to

>> hey, tom, do you have plans onr oing to the white house a celebration? >> next question. i mean, god. >> noncommittal here. you can tell brady not exactte inrested in politics right now. he has shown suppoid for the prent in the past. wearing maga hats. but he notably did not visit the white house after the team won in 2017. some other patriots players have already sld they w skip a white house celebration. >>> some sad news today in the baseball world and in our area. hall-of-famer and former nationals gm frank robinson passed away at the age of 83. >>as robinson a trailblazer in the sport of baseball, and tonight another spo paying tribute. the capitals honoring frank robinson before their game tonight with the teams and fans holding a moment of since. >> robinson was a hall of fame player and went on to becomefi e t african-american manager in major league baseball. history dating back to 1975. he also was the nats' first manager when they came to d.c. miss a by players, owners a whole lot of fans tonight. a true pioneer. >>> good news for a local federal contractor who dtn't ge m

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. >> -- from one of those four members, mitch mcconnell, my god, what the hell are you talking about? >> yeah. >> heyey call you and ask you about the investigation. >> no call, no questions. look, the basis upon which we made that decision was perfectly clear. we were in possession of facts that made it abundantly clear we had an articuable basis to believe that threat might exist. under those circumstances, the fbi is obligated to open a case. if we don't open a case because the subject happens to be the president of the united states, we're not doing our job. we've been undermined and motivated by politics. that was not the case here. we went forward, made that tough decision and announced it to the deputy attorney general and congress the way we're supposed to and moved forward. can you tell us what the facts were that led you to believe there should be an investigation? >> sure. some of those things adding to that conclusion were, at the very first mark, the president made it clear publicly, as you said, joe, he did not like what we were doing, undermining the case, referring to it as a hoax, co

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god! why don't just try on sandpaper! i feel like this is up in my crotch. -okay. -hey, there we go. -yeah. you've got to do the walk.here you go. -the frankenstein walk? -oh, man! -there is a breaking in process. -all of our denim is u.s.-sourced and made to last and get better with age. -they are getting more comfortable as i stand here. -yes. absolutely. -and why would people want this versus the traditional jean that you would buy that's got markings and colorings and washes. -the experience that you get of actually, that mark, is a memory when we did this thing. -you kind of earn it. -yeah. when i started the whole idea was, i want to make a jean in a way that i would want to buy it. -so there's no women's jeans here? -right. -why is that? -eric didn't want us to go into women's jeans. -do you agree with that? -no. not really. going to women's is kind of the next natural step. -who makes the final call? you do? -definitely. in my business plan i wrote, "i will not do women's jean." -eric only makes one type of jean. the kind of jean he likes. no women's. no washes. no embellishment. no distressing. if you don't

god was a neatly arranged family photo featuring u.s. treasury secretary stephen newton and trade representative robert light hisor along their hosts the chinese delegation led by vice premier li or hey the top economic adviser to president xi. meanwhile in washington reporters couldn't get anything either. again i talk to the group there covering all the ground they're hard at it they are going to meet with president xi so that's a very good sign and they're just soldiering on so you know i like that story and i will stay with the phrase the vibe is good but i can't give you can't give you details while beijing says it will buy more u.s. made goods to ease the trade deficit between the two economic superpowers there are other sticking points reports say little progress has been made on u.s. demands that china crack down on force technology transfers and reduce subsidies for domestic companies it's unclear if chinese president xi jinping is participation on friday is simply meant to flatter the americans or if it comes with a sincere offer to move forward. earlier this week she's u.s. counterparts donald trump has suggested he may extend the deadline for the trade talks and push back

god! you're that dude who's in--" i'm like "you still kind of don't know right?" >> stephen: sometimes-- sometimes peel go like, "hey not how this works." >> right. you have to come up with it. >> stephen: yeah yeah. >> i had-- i went to a concert once a snoop dogg concert actually, and we were trying to get to his trailer and i was with a friend of mine, his trailer was back stage. and i kind of saw these guys out of my periphery. and i said let's go. and they were locked on like a tractor beam. and i got to the door, and the dude grabbed me and goes, "sean epps." >> stephen: who is sean epps?" >> that's a good question. but i side, "yeah you got me, man." ( laughter ) he looked at his girlfriend, and he was like, "told you!" ( laughter ) >> stephen: was it-- omar epps? sean combs? >> maybe sean-- i don't know, sean combs -- yeah, that's probably what it was. >> stephen: okay. >> i started using it at my alias at hotels. i would go in as sean epps. >> stephen: now you can't. >> now i've blown it, exactly. >> stephen: you were nominated for your performance in "hotel rwanda." ( applause ). >> thank you. >> stephen:

hey, sean brown, come on in. >> hi. >> come on in. oh, my god. what the -- hi. [ applause ] >> i'm t.j.are live on "good morning america" right now. >> what? >> yes. >> no way. >> i know you were delivering cupcakes -- no, you come here. i know you were delivering cupcakes to us and we thank you. but it's not about just cupcakes this morning. come with me, sister. now, all of these folks are here for you. these folks are here -- they're here to honor you this morning. we heard about you. we heard about what you've been through. we heard about your cheesecake shop. and we wanted everybody to see what an inspiration you are. >> oh, my god. >> i think you know these two here. [ applause ] now, shawn, come here, turn this way. i want you to see something and i want our audience to see something. we want them to know who you are and why we felt sh take a look and we're going to roll this for you. >> my name is sean brown, owner of cheese caked located in atlanta, georgia. >> reporter: shawn can cook, her specialty, desserts, and this week the l.a. native's desserts are decked out in rams dec

god, what was i missing? >> missouri. >> missouri! >> oh! >> you were missing missouri. you had mississippi, but you were missing missouri. >> yes. >> hey.ing on. grab a seat there. all right. >> sorry, missouri. [laughter] >> sorry, missouri. hey, that's what those lifelines are there for. $7,000 now in the bank, and we're going for $10,000. so deep breath. we're still in the game. >> yes. >> and here's the question. [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ if you're an athlete in the starting blocks for the 110-meter hurdles, how many hurdles stand between you and the finish line? 8, 10, 12, or 15? >> i'm assuming they are spread out at equal distances. but i don't know what those distances are. and it's a 2,000 risk. >> $2,000 swing here. you would walk away with 5, but a chance to get to 10 here. >> yeah, yeah. >> you can always walk with 7. that's an option. >> so i think i can narrow out 15. that sounds like a lot. [dramatic music] ♪ well... every 10 meters. that would be more than every 10 meters. i'm gonna just go for it on this one. >> okay. >> i'm gonna say b, 10, final answer. ♪ >> only a 25% chance to get that guess right. >> yeah. >> b

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which i thought i'd said, hey, can everybody simmer down for a second, not explaining other people's pain. and everyone's response was you might have had sin in your past life, god is obviously -- closing a door but there's definitely a window somewhere that's opening for you. and then just, i think, and this falls on women mostly, the endless performance of cheerfulness and gratitude. all i was supposed to say was, i'm so blessed. i'm sure the doctors and god, et cetera, will work it out. just the scripts around being sick are thick, that people didn't leave me a lot of room for ambiguity? >> is that why you wrote this book "everything happens for a reason and other lies i've loved." i want to unpack that. everything happens for a reason, that's the main -- >> everyone wants to give that to me. >> and why is that, for people who are not as familiar with this. because there are people who think, that's ridiculous. the universe is random and cruel and who doesn't know that? and for a lot of people that's absurd. you're saying that's an unacceptable answer for a lot of people. >> there's a range of people who will give you that answer. among the christian there's

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god. i think it's been too hot, frankly. i think we have to let some go i don't have that level of conviction up here marie in florida >> caller: hey>> good, how about you >> caller: fine, thank you for asking thanks for taking my call. and i just want to say how much i appreciate and respect the insight that you share with all of us on the other side. >> you're very kind. you just made my weekend what's happening >> caller: you're there day and night. my question is this. i've been holding atdi for some time now a big part of it i saw the earnings release the other day. and the stockmovement post so what is your call on this company? >> no t look, they had the bounce i'm not saying it was necessarily a bounce that wasn't deserved the company is not as bad as -- it's now settled in. i think i'd rather own ea on the way up let's go to darren in minnesota. darren >> caller: boo-yah, jimmy. thank you for taking my call >> of course >> caller: i got an interesting one here i took a position in a stock last year that made me some serious mad money. but in recent filings they showed a large gps on declining year over year revenue and the

god! >> while the store is shut down for construction, i thought i'd take the staff out for a fun activity to teach them about margins. heyre we get started in here, i wanted to walk you through why i wanted to bring you here. this vineyard gives us the ability to have a relationship directly with them as opposed to through a distributor. i want to make sure that we're really thinking about ways to enhance margins. why don't we go meet these guys and see what's going on. >> marcus, can i get a minute with you? >> yeah. >> i just wanted to clear the air. you know, i'm trying to do what's best for this business, and i've been in it a long time, and i think i can bring a lot to the table. >> as long as you and i can have an understanding that if we're gonna have good ideas, let's just communicate and collaborate about 'em. >> absolutely. >> all right, let's go. thanks. hi there, i'm marcus. >> welcome, marlowe. >> marlowe, nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> al paul. >> al, nice to meet you. tell us a little bit about yourselves and what you do here and how we can partner together. >> well, we're kind of unique here. w

hey, snelly. i go, ugh. i walk over. it was nelly the rapper. he goes, snelly, it's nelly. oh, what's up? he goes, i got evacuated, staying at a hotel. oh my god out there? [ laughter ] he said, yeah, it was. [ applause ] did you have to take off all your clothes? he said, no, i put them on when it evacuated. we don't joke around, these are serious things. >> jimmy: no, no. >> i said, what about the vanity? it melted off. >> jimmy: you covered all the bases. it's great to see you. i'm glad everything is okay. >> sewny michele, it's cool, he's on the pages. a great show tonight. >> jimmy: you're welcome to hang out. david spade, everybody. "the wrong missy" will air later this year on netflix. be right back with sony michel! ? -i know, it's not much, but it's home. right, kids? -kids? -papa, papa! -[ laughs ] -you didn't tell me your friends were coming. -oh, yeah. -this one is tiny like a child. -yeah, she is. oh, but seriously, it's good to be surrounded by what matters most -- a home and auto bundle from progressive. -oh, sweetie, please, play for us. -oh, no, i couldn't. -please. -okay. [ singing in spanish ] -please. -okay. hey, darryl. wo

god. you and i talked a while a ago i remember it stuck with me when we talked and you said, hey, yod opted you weren't sure. how did you decide what was the best for you? >> i was fortunate to have the means to be abl to -- it can be expensive and complicated. i just said i'm goingo do this, i'm going to try to do this and i did. it's t incredibl me as i've now learned that sur gas see is illegal in many states. i don't understand why it's illegal in new york and new jersey which is why i went to california. that's where my wonderful surrogate was who i owe so much i don't really understand that. it's also illegal for gay people toer adopt inin places. it's still very complicated and challenging but ijust, once i decided to wdo, in. you were a great help to me and very inspiring to me, as you and i talked about it, hoi . s also wondering can i do this at this moment in my life? i'm 50, okay t's be real here. >> but you're used to being up all night. >> iam. >> everyone is like, oh, are you ht sleeping? >> ien't slept in 30 years. it's a different kind of not sleeping. >> i know you're surp

hey, did i tell you i've been practicing that dance in tik tok that everyone's obsessed with? m pretty much an expert now. >> really? no way. i've been practicing too.ou >> we post one together. >> oh, my godanna try it right now? >> let's do it. here? >> yeah. >> okay, let's do it. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applae ] >> wow. wow. that wall almost fell over >> you're so strong, sara. >> i might have been working out. >> have you been working out?. that's aweso >> that's got to be, like, 800 billion ones. [ phone ringing ] >> ew. >> it's my step dad, gary calling. i told them not to bother us. >> ew. >> hello.ll >> hello, is this a regular or are we call facing? >> it's face time, gary. you have to hold it in front of your face. >> ew. >> there we go. this is fun. i was looking for the new fit bit app on the new bleep blorp phone an dialed you. mistake but since i got you on the ngrn, might as well check in. you two girls chil #girlsquad.ga >> mr. stepdad, we're kind of, like, busy, you know? >> a right, all right. i just wanted to let you two gal pals know that your mom and i are upstairs in the kitchen making some creamy cpped beef. so, come grab a spoon. it's extra beefy an

i mean, you know i fland what you are saying, and, hey, i would like to fall back on we've always done it this way and, godit's working great for us since it's unfair, but i don't know >> well, i think that here a lot of the impression is that it's the u.s. that's being unilateral that the u.s. approach is -- the u.s. is the one that's taking this approach. >> look at your monitor. >> and hammering china, without having -- we're on the monitor is still on. that's because -- >> i'm going to keep talking then >> don't want to mention anything too sensitive >> no, no, no. i'm not going to do that all right. i got it i sort of understand that. i guess. i hope things soften on both sides maybe. anyway, thank you, eunice. she's still on, so keep smiling. >>> among stocks away watch this morning, wal-mart will be out with quarter by earnings in less than an hour retailers supposed to -- for the fourth quarter on revenue of almost -- just think about it on revenue of almost $139 billion. so great dpie just died not that long ago. the guy who founded the company. if they do $139 billion. one man -- what you can do