it was hilarious to do i hear it's great.oks film >> right >> seth: do you know -- do you know mel brooks? is he someone you have been lucky enough - >> yeah, i have. well, there's a couple of things first of all, at the kennedy center honors, i sang "the inquisition" from "history from the world. so that was thrilling. and there's, you know, obama up there. and i'm performing for president obama. then i did "the producers" on broadway and then i did it at the hollywood bowl so when he wrote his -- mel brooks wrote his auto biography. there's a chapter about me "the very talented but loud richard kind." >> seth: oh, wow [ light laughter ] that's a very kind way - >> it's a lovely - >> seth: i would say very talented and loud. i wouldn't make it a "but. i would say these are two great things >> he might have and i'll take your -- i will take it. >> seth: all right >> he might have i thought i memorized it listen, but -- but hold on, hold on listen to this i -- >> seth: they're listening to everything you're saying [ laughter ]

hilary cass has recommended these new services offer more holistic care than gids was able to.dentified that many of the children and young people presenting have complex needs, but once they are identified as having gender—related distress, other important health care issues can sometimes be subsumed by the label of "gender dysphoria". and an independent group working alongside gids told the review from the point of entry to gids, there appears to be predominantly an affirmative, non—exploratory approach. newsnight has now learnt there are concerns over several people appointed to a key role in training the new cohort of staff who will work in the regional hubs. one is a senior clinician at gids at the moment, who says that social justice underpins their approach to the work, and who describes themselves as "devoted" to an "affirmative approach" with trans clients. another person, who does not work for gids or the tavistock trust, has openly questioned dr hilary cass and nhs england's more cautious stance on social transition. that's the changing of names, pronouns, perhaps th

our cover story, hilary swank welcoming twins.me true on their own terms. >> this job isn't easy. we don't do it to be liked, we do it because it matters. >> she has a hit abc show. now oscar winning actress hilary swank can celebrate a new breakout role as a mom of twins. the star of million dollar baby posted this picture holding her two babies saying quote, it wasn't easy, but boy and girl, was it worth it. back in october she first announced her pregnancy on "gma." >> this is something that i have been wanting for a long time and my next thing is i'm going to be a mom. not just to one but two! >> really? >> yeah! i can't believe it. >> you could follow on social media with a six month baby bump at the golden globes. to prepping a play list for birth. at 48 years old, sw joins those having babies later in life. waiting to get pregnant can come with in increased possibility of infertility and complications. >> there's not just one approach when it comes to having a baby later on in life. what we really want to look at is the saf

and it's kind of just hilarious that no one has really thought to pick this enormous hilarious story telling it. >> until you. >> we laughed about it back at the beginning. in every watergate show or movie that you've ever seen there's always that minute at the top where you see flashlights and the tape and everything. men were arrested. and then who were those men? these are the men. >> it's about the journalism. it's about the cover-up. >> it's about the halls of power. but men and there was collateral damage to some of their lives and families. and it's the birth of true believerism. these guys are fascinating. >> obviously, watergate is the gate, as you say, to start all gates. but this show comes at a weird time in our country and obviously there was just a huge scandal with the attempt to overturn the election and the coup -- >> what? >> and the insurrection. >> when was this? >> just coming in over my ear. >> well, this is the place for news. did that inform at all how you went about doing this? were you thinking about trump and the rest? >> as i think we've all learned, you c

>>> heklina was sometimes polarizing, but hilarious and always the golden ticket. >> right now at 4:30, remembering a bay area icon, the lgbtq community across the bay area coming together to pay tribute to a drag trailblazer. the lasting legacy she leaves behind. >> plus, his day in court is here. former president donald trump set to face a new york state judge in a matter of hours. we're going to break down the legal proceedings expected to play out this morning. this is "today in the bay." >> good morning to you on this tuesday. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. let's start with a look at the forecast. nicer today. not as cold? >> not as cold and no chances of any of the spotty showers or even snow showers on the hills. so we're going to see more sunshine as we go into the afternoon. we are going to start out with some clouds as we take a live look outside in san jose, and our temperature at 37 degrees right now in dublin, it is a cold start, upper 30s in the north bay, and it's 43 in san jose. just above freezing in los gatos right now. here is a look at our high temperat

. >> hilarious. >> hilarious. >> she's always so funny. >> comedian as much as a, you know, an artistlina cofounded oasis, the nightclub is helping to organize a march and rally this saturday from san francisco city hall to union square. it is called drag up and fight back. we will be there. >> she's an icon. the event is meant to protest recent legislation targeting drag queens and the lgbtq community as a whole. after the march, a live show will be held in union square. >> that is it for the news at 5:00, cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts right now. >>> reed, thank you. new tributes and reaction for the tech executive killed on san francisco's streets. the shocking crime once again sparking a wave of criticism and questions about crime in the city. >> he brought people together. he brought technologies together. this is just shocking that this has happened. >> a standout in silicon valley, a longtime friend reflects on his role in the tech industry as police look to surveillance video for clues into the deadly stabbing. a part of the city known for its luxury high-rise

tacopina seds, you just said you were going to tell the story you thought was hilarious. yes.ou thought the story of being raped by donald trump -- carroll, no, i didn't think that story was hilarious. i thought that story was tragic. but when i heard the words when lisa said he raped you, those were the words -- those were the words that brought the reality to the forefront of my mind. there is so much that society puts on women in the aftermath of alleged sexual assault, and this goes so far in explaining the complexity of emotions, right, where you don't want to believe what happened to you was actually rape. i found it remarkably frank. how did you read it, michelle? >> i'd say two things, yes, remarkably frank and just remarkably real. you know, i think in that moment you are so stunned -- you can't -- you think is this really happening, could this really be happening? and you don't want to believe it. what really strikes me, though, is just the bizarre full circle -- full circleness of this moment. when you think about me too, me too started i think in response to donald

tacopina says, you just said miss carroll that you were going to tell lisa a story tha was hilarious?f being raped by donald trump -- >> no i didn't think that stor was hilarious. i thought that story was tragic i wanted to tell lisa because hope lisa would tell me oh no, eugene, it's okay, it's okay it's all right but when i heard the words when lisa said he raped you, those were the words tha brought the reality to m forefront of my mind there is so much that societ puts on women in the aftermath of alleged sexual assaults and this goes so far i explaining the complexity of emotions, where you don't want to believe what just happene to you is actually rape. i found it just remarkably frank. how did you read it? >> i would say to. things yes, remarkably frank and just remarkably real i think that in that moment yo are so stunned, you are so, yo think, is this really happening? could this be really happening and you don't want to believ it what really strikes me, though is the bizarre full circle nature of this moment. when you think about me too, m too started, i think, in response t

thank you for all the fun times that hilary and i have had, keep at it, it is a great country, it deserves our best. thank you and god bless you. [applause] [applause] >> hard to believe that was over 20 years ago. we are moments away from the speaking portion of tonight's white house correspondents dinner. tonight headliner is comedian and daily show correspondent, that is expected to start at 9:30 eastern. we have some dinner history. the first white house correspondents dinner took place in 1921 with president calvin coolidge being the first chief executive to attend the event in 1924, women correspondents although considered full members of the association were not permitted at the dinner until 1962 when president john f. kennedy refused to participate unless women were allowed to attend. you are watching live coverage here on c-span in the speaking curve -- portion begins in about 25 minutes. [indistinct chatter] [indistinct chatter] [indistinct chatter] [indistinct chatter] >> as we wait for the entertainment for tonight's event expected to start at about 9:30 here remarks from the 2

he's like me >> jimmy: yeah >> but he is he's hilarious >> jimmy: hilarious. >> hilarious >> jimmy: and> amazing he directed. yeah, so he was very busy running about -- >> jimmy: yeah >> -- on his little legs [ laughter ] and -- and -- yeah. he was great he doesn't speak in the movie. so the movie is -- basically ken jeong is a very down on his luck publicist who wants to, kind of, break into hollywood. and there's a tricky, difficult actor who won't come out of his trailer. and they manage to find someone who's kind of mute, and not really quite right, in a mental asylum, who looks just like this actor so, they, sort of, throw him into the movie, pretending that he's this movie star and he's -- he never really gets to say anything it's 'cause everyone else is talking so much. so, he -- he doesn't speak at all in the movie >> jimmy: yeah >> so, it's his, kind of, chaplin thing. don't be put off by that, 'cause it is really funny. and i'm his, kind of, horrific movie star co-star, who then immediately wants to marry him and adopt children and -- >> jimmy: it's -- it's funny it's fantasti

robert hardman on all be hilarious. robert hardman on edd dne— be hilarious.northern england could little bit misty and could be a little bit misty and murky. but murky. first thing tomorrow. but that clear away. and then that should clear away. and then generally a lot of sunshine until afternoon . then until come the afternoon. then we'll start to see cloud and perhaps some outbreaks of rain spilling in from the east into east anglia in the far south—east. the possibility of a little of on the north little bit of mist on the north sea as well. and certainly sea coast as well. and certainly it will be chilly here again, 11 to at best. some of to 12 degrees at best. some of the coastal resorts only 9 or 10 celsius, whereas further west, again, in again, 16, 17 degrees west in scotland , again, likely to see scotland, again, likely to see the highest temperatures , the highest temperatures, although quite as high as although not quite as high as today. then that cloud and outbreaks of rain start to spill further westwards as we go through the evening time and c

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it hilarious. they can't wait to make it a biggest deal on the shallowest possible level. the reason is economic. since trump left office, cnn has lost more than 60% of its viewers. they're desperately trying to sell the channel because they keep tanking. so they have every incentive to sensationalize everything. so you have a d.a. doing this to trump. what is he guilty of? they don't tell you. all they tell their eager by small audiences that the walls are closing in on career criminal donald trump. they're going to turn trump's motorcade to o.j.'s bronco because otherwise they'll be out of a job because nobody watches them anymore. look at the plane, look at the motorcade! before long, outlets like cnn may be your only source of information about the trial. that's the scary thing. imagine the system where the person is in charge is no longer allowed to defend himself. oh, are you seeing the connection here? like the parking garage attendant shot by a criminal. he gets arrested. like jose alba who tried to save his own life in a bodega he gets arrested. the people that ar

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it was hilarious. don't do that. we were like, okay.eak we got two trash cans. but he meant like a street, like residential street. we put it across eighth or for like 49 street. and instead of fishing line, we hit this giant piece of rope that one across. we were like, this is not working. this is where. as a car goes by cargo spycraft we will pull the trash cans. one guy on either side. then the rope will come up. it will be hilarious. so it is really late at night. we are waiting and here comes a car. ready to go and we pull it up. the car goes through. it is a cop car. [audience reacts] the trash can, the rope is too long at the trash cans go behind the car and they bang into each other. so it looks like he just got married. you know? [laughter] and it scared the [bleep] out of this cop. it was like,. [imitating siren in] and everyone ran and i was like i'm going to be cool. i went over to my car and this was like smoking a cigarette, like, hey, what happened to officer? [laughter] he drives up like, the trash cans. and he is like f

it turned out to be there were days that i felt like i was a war politician in chicago hilary's hometown and there were days i felt like i was taking advice to just take a flying leap and walk on air against your better judgment. so that's how it started. we all decided that the time was right to do the right thing. there were lots of people here involved in this. the attorney general had to oversee the decommissioning which was highly controversial at the time. people thought we were crazy to think that it could ever be done. so we were all out here just we would like to tell you we had it all fall through but the truth is we made up a lot of it as we went along. we had to wing it and then when the vigil came in he organized our efforts. [applause] well, again i think -- [applause] i think the importance of relationships and the importance of building trust just are key to everything that happened afterwards. so you made this kind of leap of faith that you were going to be committed to doing everything that you could. as you began that effort, what did you have in mind? where did you th

and my husband, ira who in addition to being wicked smart and hilarious and always knows the right thingne more than his fair share of parenting this year. thank you for believing in me. [applause] and if you enjoyed tonight's show, our producer and his team, all of whom who have worked pro bono to put on this event. that's it for now. continue talking, and please enjoyed the meal. the marine band will now play a medley and we will start the show in a little bit. [applause] [indistinct chatter] >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand for our national and performed by the u.s. marine band. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please enjoy your dinner. ♪ [indistinct chatter] [indistinct chatter] >> again we are waiting for the 2023 white house correspondents dinner to get underway. this year's host is a daily shows corresponded roy wood jr.. the tradition calls for such stars as barbara strands and -- barbara starr sand, and -- ronald reagan missed the event in 1981 as he was recuperating from a assassination attend -- attempt, and he did phone in to a few jokes, but

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hilary jones?vitable. charles yet another bloke telling you to get over this and get used to it, ladies. mr hague , forgive me. and all of mr hague, forgive me. and all of the women watching and listening to this show who won't get over it and won't accept it and won't get used to this madness . this get used to this madness. this as the suffragettes proved women's rights were always a hill to die on, and they always will be by blurring the lines between what a man and a woman is. william hague has made a right tit of himself . if willie right tit of himself. if willie wants willie's in the we get overit. over it. what's your reaction? do you support the comments of william hague? do you think that trans women entering groups like the women's institute is completely inevitable, that society has changed? let me know your thoughts, margaret gbnews.uk thoughts, margaret gb news.uk i'll thoughts, margaret gbnews.uk i'll get to your email shortly. but reacting to my big opinion tonight, my trio of top p

hilary jones?vitable. charles yet another bloke telling you to get over this and get used to it, ladies. mr hague , forgive me. and all of mr hague, forgive me. and all of the women watching and listening to this show who won't get over it and won't accept it and won't get used to this madness . this get used to this madness. this as the suffragettes proved women's rights were always a hill to die on, and they always will be by blurring the lines between what a man and a woman is. william hague has made a right tit of himself . if willie right tit of himself. if willie wants willie's in the we get overit. over it. what's your reaction? do you support the comments of william hague? do you think that trans women entering groups like the women's institute is completely inevitable, that society has changed? let me know your thoughts, margaret gbnews.uk thoughts, margaret gb news.uk i'll thoughts, margaret gbnews.uk i'll get to your email shortly. but reacting to my big opinion tonight, my trio of top p

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. >> hilarious. >> sofunny. >> an artist as well. >> coming up in the 9:30 impact and the local effecte bay area. >>> before we go, summer in the bay is shaping up to be one for the ages. te jazz festival is returning. % it will be july 28 through the 30th. also slated to return as host of the festival dave chappelle. joining chappelle are huge headliners, mary j. blige and hip-hop legend noz. three-day passes $550. tickets go on sale friday at next on he drew arrymore show, keegan michael k joins the show. for more local headlines join cbs nes bay area. channel, elel key, it's his birthday. and ross and i are going to dress up as clowns. i mean, you know the show. [theme music] [cheering] welcome to our show! what's so great is we're all in this together. we're all in this shot. we're all in this show. that's right. and our first guest, well, he's super funny, which you know is one of my favorite qualities of a human being. he's super cool and super talented. and now, he stars as the voice of toad in the super mario bros. movie. take a look. [suspenseful music] do not touch that mushr

>> greg: it is hilarious, she is enforcing a standard that she herself didn't have to face. her league, she would not be a top player. as you remember, her team lost when all-boys -- i think i school team. so now, she throws feature females under the bus because she is retired. she is like a reverse mentor fear of a mentor gets to a place of success and fame, stretches the hand, says let me help you up. but after making her wealth and her fame, she cuts the cord and tells the young athlete, if she said this, if you don't want to play against trans, maybe you shouldn't be playing at all. but this is all just -- this is all part of a performance. this is not really a belief. wokism is always a performance. everything where woke action is taking place, you have to ask why is it happening? they hired trans for bud light. that is a performance. drag queen story hour, why that is going -- that is a performance. here this is a performance. it is part of some kind of entertainment that makes you feel virtuous but it actually has no relevance. it is like when they forced the nhl ask

that's hilarious and what, how many drug democracy, mr. mr. black and you know, it isn't learning free zone and it is a policy codes. but you know, the world can't really take this very seriously, given the timing of it, given that we don't associate binds and with somebody who really believes in human rights or is able to even pull this off soon as i just talk to the rest of the world about human rights. nobody really cares about human rights ally. it's has been for very long time, and biden isn't doing a very good job by saying of using it as some sort of political tool to get countries to align themselves more with who's is of the role they should be playing in this. what you call a binary, well, in a world black and white autocrats and democracy and you know, you know, what, you know, democracy is very overrated. and you know, if you're going to, if you're going to stand on the parapet and talk about democracy, you've got to lead. you've got to be the one you've got, you've got to lead by example. you know, for america isn't for very long

these 2 french guys are hilarious. they're amazing. trust me, i got a mike on hey, i got a mike on the 1st turn. the thing off. ah we returned to the car from someone who is the policeman. seems put out by our questions on him and right, right. he redefines the rules governing or interviewing. is there a link between this crimes times a residential schools with all due respect, gentlemen, we've known each other for a couple hours and the way that there's so much negativity given on to the police that i don't especially the funder, basically. so i just don't feel comfortable giving those types of answers that could be chopped and put back together. do you know what i'm saying? i see. yeah. ah, there is 3 boys on here. the tour of crime scenes continues carefulness. no gentlemen, for we carry on along the river of tears, a canal with a sinister reputation. oh, in recent years, several indigenous corpses had been fish out of these waters. some of these cases are part of a new investigation. careful where you walk guys, because there's a l

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ernest hemingway and his wife visited the white house, and hemingway has a hilarious description of what he called the worst meal he had ever eaten. you know, a little bit of squad and some old salad, and a terrible cake that some unskilled amateur had made. he said that john would go back to the white house, but would never go back again. >> we are learning about presidential food, at the intersection of politics and presidential eating, and both were relieved roosevelt i just wanted to get one more not domestic, but diplomacy story in. this is another clip that we have from kevin oldenburg, the site manager at top cottage. the story of hotdocs picnic. >> this included chang kai-shek of china, king george the second of greece, the crown prince of norway, prince giuliana of the netherlands, the prime minister of canada, king george the sixth, and queen elizabeth from great britain. trisha was on this porch, and probably the one remember -- people met the most was the hotdocs picnic, when the king of england arrived here in hyde park. the visit was a historic visit, as it was the first ti

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. >> hilarious. >> she is so funny. >> comedian as much as an artist as well. reporter: betty, it seems like a lot of her fans had a special connection with her. it felt like they knew her, we heard that a lot. as far as people who were friends with her, her family, friends, acquaintances, what have they said about how they are processing all of this? >> they are still trying to process this. i spoke with drag performers and a owner of a local bar and nightclub here. they are just too emotional to put in words what they are feeling right now. a friend of hers says she was the og drag performer, it is going to be a huge loss for the entire community. >> that say good way to put it, betty, thank you for bringing us that story. appreciate . they are organizing a march from san francisco city and pretest. after the march there will be a live slow in union square. >>> today, the big story, of course, the country saw something it never has seen before. a former u.s. president in custody and facing down felony charges. former president trump says he is not guilty. he

liz: [laughter] leave it up to jimmy to make the most hilarious points, you're terrific, okay we've got a lot of news coming into the studio, happening right now. elon musk, he's out with a grim new warning on who is going to train artificial intelligence to mislead and lie to you. can you take a guess? also, trump former head of the federal energy regulatory commission neil chattergy, california now the first of the nation charging for electricity based not on your usage, but on income, on how much money consumers in california earn. this is a clear violation of taxpayers constitutional right to privacy, and next in the "evening edit" congressman darrel issa, he is from the house judiciary. his committee held a field hear ing in new york city on da bragg's out of control crime. his abuse of the justice system to go after trump and crime victims now slamming house democrats for insulting them, trying to call them props for the gop. all this big fight is coming up in the "evening edit." after advil. feeling better? on top of the worlddddd!!! before advil. advil targets pain at the source

and a bunch of hilarious people also -- a lot of those.lation, even now. so, that's heartening. -- when you take a little time off is how unbelievably stupid most of the debates you see on television are. they are completely irrelevant. they mean nothing. in five years, we won't even remember that we have them. trust me, as someone who has participated. and yet, at the same time -- and this is the amazing thing -- the undeniably big topics, the ones that will define our future, we have virtually no discussion at all. >> and i'm back with alyssa farah griffin and mondaire jones. -- >> i watched, actually, several times. tucker carlson is the one that made me forget people are kind. -- most don't hate their neighbor. most aren't afraid of their neighbor. and he talks about the big stories that the media is not covering. they show tried to rewrite history. while the other networks are covering actual, real news -- it is welcome to have him off the airwaves. i was concerned about the fact he was -- military bases, he was radicalizing people, s

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