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is there a hostel in the neighborhood?> jimmy: there just so happens to be a hostel right down the block. >> there may be a vacancy. maybe not though. >> jimmy: i'm going to give one more question. this is unbelievable. all right, here it is. after a huge mix-up which movie won the oscar for best picture this year? yes, who rang in? pilar. >> "moonlight." >> jimmy: that is absolutely right! wow. sal's going to take your luggage. which one is your luggage? all of that luggage? you can stay in that luggage, that's unbelievable. so you are getting the room at the hollywood roosevelt hotel. don't worry, manuel. you're not going back empty-handed. for you we've got your own portable mini bar to drown your sorrows. [ cheers and applause ] tiny bottles of crown royal. thank you for playing "htel vista." tonight on the show, music from paul shaffer with jenny lewis and shaggy. michael pena is here. be right back with matthew perry! >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by the brewers of guinness. wishing you

young adult is more likely to get a job if they have a stable address or if they are living in a hostelat it is. a nasty, vindictive policy that will make injustice worse from a government who said they would tackle burning injustice. the key point about nipping it in the bud is important because once it takes hold it could be damaging. young people can be forgiven, they may think this is fair, but when we do this and we protect every single penny going to pensioners, including in winter fuel allowance to millionairesjust because they are over 65, they can be forgiven for thinking we are not playing fair to everybody. what we are trying to do is play fairly for those young people in work and having to make the decision that they cannot afford to leave the family home and stay living with their parents. i'm working on homelessness in greater manchester. i went round the streets of manchester and was shocked to see the risk young people face from the dealing of psychoactive substances and the threat from violence. does the honourable lady not understand this will make significantly more y

improved, we think of a case last year when two british backpackers, were both stabbed and killed at a hostele carried out that attack is currently in custody and awaiting trial, but there are concerns about how some backpackers become isolated. often they are young people out on the road from the very first time and therefore more potentially needs to be done to safeguard their safety. now, we understand that this 22—year—old woman, asi understand that this 22—year—old woman, as i said, has received treatment as the victim of sexual assault. she will remain anonymous. china has promised to make its skies blue again, as it introduces new plans to tackle its notorious air pollution problem. it is targeting vehicle emissions and encouraging the use of greener cars. as part of our series on tackling air pollution, our china editor carrie gracie reports from beijing. everything in china is on a massive scale, the problems and the solutions. cars are to blame for about a third of china's air pollution, so it is scrapping the worst offenders. but this ritual in the wreckers' yard is a losing battle

the calaisjungle was closed, the number of migrants in this area has doubled, there are no official hostelsin the daytime, you see they can sleep, take rest, but at night, they are in the field, in the wood, everywhere. the increased security and the decision of the mayor to ban meals from distribution in certain areas of the city is, according to charities, forcing migrants to camp miles from the channel port but it won't solve the problem that more and more migrants are still determined to get to britain. it is not a food ban, it is a ban on distributed food within a certain zone of the city. outside of that zone, we can still distribute food but as the numbers increase, it is going to become a visible problem and what's, you know, what will happen when that critical mass appears back in calais? how will we feed those people? where will we feed those people? back in britain, the zero tolerance approach to migrants living in calais is being backed by dover's mp. the french government needs to make sure thejungle does not reform, that they stop migrants getting into calais before the first

an inquest has begun in newport into the deaths of a woman and a man at hostel in argoed in south walesew christopher williams killed cerys marie yemm, and was then tasered by police. he had recently been released from hms park prison after serving a 27—month sentence. the inquest has now been adjourned, and will restart on wednesday. the football coach barry bennell has appeared in court charged with 12 new counts of historical child sex offences. the 63—year—old appeared at south cheshire magistrates' court via video—link from prison. he now faces a total of 20 sexual abuse allegations, relating to alleged incidents between 1980 and 1987. the netherlands has warned its citizens over travel to turkey as a row between the countries shows no sign of abating. germany, austria and the netherlands have all now blocked turkish attempts to hold rallies in those countries. turkey's president erdogan vowed retaliation, accusing them of "nazism". 0ur correspondent mark lowen is in istanbul. how has this row escalated so much and so quickly? in a word, politics, in both countries. in the netherla

if it wasn't for them, we'd be having these concerts at the youth hostel down the block.hader, america ferrara and music from imagine dragons. and thursday shaquille o'neal, noah hawley and mondo cozmo. thirteen long years have passed since our first guest bequeathed us a standup comedy special. but he is making up for it with not one, but two specials at once. "the age of spin" and "deep in the heart of texas" are available right now on netflix. please welcome dave chappelle! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how you doing? >> i'm good, man. >> jimmy: it's very good to see you. thanks for coming. >> thanks for having me. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i speak for myself here when i say, also, we're very excited that you put out these comedy specials. 13 years. like a locust, you have returned with these. them out? >> money. >> jimmy: money? >> yeah, i did, you know, i just started making them. i made them and then i shelved them. and then they bought them. >> jimmy: did you make them thinking, oh, i'll sell these one day, or do you think, these might not be so timel

>>hello my name is amber hosteling i am a 15 year resident of san francisco it and i am a member of the advocacy group and there's so many groups are out there on the ground doing this work and they are directly working with the gardeners advocacy agency and some of these are nature and the city friends of khufu health park, rec and park, and a world-class trail system was included in top was already there to help maintain natural areas and keep them from eroding and degrading in the future. as far as tree replacements go.the civic tree replacements are so important because the eucalyptus that are an issue are one of the issues of trees. were talking about replacing sycamores and willows and oaks and these trees are the basis of the ecosystem they attract insects which attract songbirds which attract mammals and i just ask that you reject the eir today move forward with the finalization of the natural areas plan. thank you. >>thank you for your comments. next speaker please. >>good evening my name is steve phillips i will keep it very brief. the plan should go forward. there are no ceqa

here to protest the new president and what he stands for.i think the new administration is actively hostel to women and it's very upsetting and every day i wake up in some sort of blind panic because every day it there seems to be something new to panic over i hope this creates some solidarity so many groups to be marginalized that we have a chance to really build a very positive force to hopefully pushed back again some of the things are happening right now.natsa second march brought crowds to circle the us immigration and customs enforcement building calling for a stop to deporations. those here say the struggle of women and immigrants in this country are linked.this is about half of humanity and this is about liberating all of humanity right now humanity is under attack centered around this fascist regime.some are encouraging women to strike again on may first...internati onal worker's day.maureen kelly kron4 news (grant) about 300-people gathered on the u-c berekely campus to recognize international women's day. participants listened to several speakers address subjects.... from wage e

>>hello my name is amber hosteling i am a 15 year resident of san francisco it and i am a member of the advocacy group and there's so many groups are out there on the ground doing this work and they are directly working with the gardeners advocacy agency and some of these are nature and the city friends of khufu health park, rec and park, and a world-class trail system was included in top was already there to help maintain natural areas and keep them from eroding and degrading in the future. as far as tree replacements go.the civic tree replacements are so important because the eucalyptus that are an issue are one of the issues of trees. were talking about replacing sycamores and willows and oaks and these trees are the basis of the ecosystem they attract insects which attract songbirds which attract mammals and i just ask that you reject the eir today move forward with the finalization of the natural areas plan. thank you. >>thank you for your comments. next speaker please. >>good evening my name is steve phillips i will keep it very brief. the plan should go forward. there are no ceqa

>>hello my name is amber hosteling i am a 15 year resident of san francisco it and i am a member of the advocacy group and there's so many groups are out there on the ground doing this work and they are directly working with the gardeners advocacy agency and some of these are nature and the city friends of khufu health park, rec and park, and a world-class trail system was included in top was already there to help maintain natural areas and keep them from eroding and degrading in the future. as far as tree replacements go.the civic tree replacements are so important because the eucalyptus that are an issue are one of the issues of trees. were talking about replacing sycamores and willows and oaks and these trees are the basis of the ecosystem they attract insects which attract songbirds which attract mammals and i just ask that you reject the eir today move forward with the finalization of the natural areas plan. thank you. >>thank you for your comments. next speaker please. >>good evening my name is steve phillips i will keep it very brief. the plan should go forward. there are no ceqa

calais jungle was closed, the number of migrants in this area has doubled, there are no official hostelsf the city is, according to charities, forcing migrants to steenkamp smiles from the channel port but won't solve the problem that more and more migrants are still determined to get to britain. it is not a food bank, it is a ban on distributed food within a certain zone of the city. outside of that same, we can still distribute food but at the numbers increase, it is going to become a visible problem and wants is, you know, what will happen whena and wants is, you know, what will happen when a critical mass appears backin happen when a critical mass appears back in calais? how will be the those people? back in calais? how will be the those people ? where back in calais? how will be the those people? where will be the those people? where will be the those people? where will be the those people? back in britain: the zero tolerance approach to migrants living in calais is being backed by dovehs living in calais is being backed by dover's mp. the french government needs to make sure the ju

carter paige traveled to moscow, that the trump campaign intervened to feat a defeat of the hostile - hostel bill in russia. congress should establish an independent commission that has the staff, resources and single-minded resources necessary to investigate this matter. most important, as the events of this week demonstrate, an independent commission would be able to conduct its work insulated from any political interference. now, the president believes this is an at the same time to undermine his legitimacy or credibility. it is not. only the president is capable of doing that and regrettably, he is at great risk of doing so during our hearing, director comb illinois also testified that there was absolutely no basis for the president's startling accusation that his predecessor had wiretapped him in trump tower. this was revealed to be utter nonsense. when a president of the united notes makes claims that are based in truth, it weakens the presidency is and undermines our credibility in the world. if the president should one day assert that north korea has placed a nuclear weapon on a ball