>> jimmy: where's -- you're here with ernie hudson. >> where's ernie hudson?udson anywhere? >> jimmy: ernie, are you in the audience? >> ernie! >> jimmy: ernie hudson, are you -- bill. >> answer, damn it, ernie. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is ernie -- is ernie hudson here? >> hey, somebody -- ♪ well, you guys obviously are incapable. somebody here, go find ernie hudson. you're not doing anything. >> jimmy: yeah, come on, let's go. go find him, will you? >> jimmy: yes, yes. go on, please. >> anybody else want to volunteer? ♪ >> jimmy: yeah, who wants to find ernie hudson? >> come on, we need -- >> jimmy: come on. we need some people. yeah, come. just -- yeah, sure, come. let's go get ernie hudson. >> ernie! ♪ >> jimmy: oh, there, he is. hey, ernie. [ cheers and applause ] he's looking good. no, he's ready. he's ready. [ talking over each other ] people from the crowd got you. come on, yeah. we all got you. yeah. thanks guys. i appreciate that. thank you, guys. >> ladies and gentleman, ernie hudson! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: come on, bud. welcome. ♪ [ cheer

hudson. uh, i think this is something that many people around the world are struggling to understand about the united states. you have so many universities, so many things. tanks about so many, so many research commissions and you know, when you, yourself work on long term historical trans. i'm sure these people in the state department, they, they, they should have access to some of that literature. how call is the baby? they seem to be so ignorant that the only read literature that uh, agrees with their position. oh, j edgar hoover, the head of the fbi i in america called video laundry gold gratification. if you read the new york times or the washington post or the manger media, there's no discussion of this is $11.00 story and that's it. professor hudson, that we have to take a very short break right now, but we will be back in just a few moments. stay tuned. the when i 1st moved to rush, one of the most amazing things i found was the most of metro. in fact, at the very 1st phrase that i ev

the hudson institute hosted this visit. >> good morning and welcome to hudson institute. i serve as japan chair at hudson and i want to welcome our audience here at the bessy and walter stern policy center in washington and i want to welcome our audience on liep and -- online and through c-span. on the eve of prime minister fumio kishida's historic visit to the united states on april 10, it seemed like an appropriate moment to examine the benefits of the deep and expanding u.s. and japan economic relationship and as all of us in this room have seen on the news reports, including by certain members of our audience here today in the press, about the impressive deliverables that will be coming out of both the u.s.-japan summit on the 10th and u.s.-japan-philippines trilateral summit on the 11th, most of the focus object the discussions will be on security issues, not economic ones. that being said, although they are intertwined these days when security is so critical to the united states and japan and to the philippines as well, that being said and the japanese as we all kno

cameron hudson. _ air defence system. cameron hudson, senior _ air defence system.enior fellow at - air defence system. cameron hudson, senior fellow at the | hudson, senior fellow at the centre for strategic and international studies, always great to get your insight. thank you, cameron. let's turn to some important news around the world. terry anderson, a us journalist held hostage in lebanon for six years, has died. the beirut bureau chief for the associated press was kidnapped by islamist militants in 1985. his daughter told the bbc he died on saturday and that he found quite comfortable piecing his final years. he was 76. preliminary results from the parliamentary elections in the maldives show the pro—china people's national congress party led by president won a landslide victory. sunday's vote was seen as a crucial test against the the pro—indian opposition, in their plan to strengthen economic ties with china. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. northern ireland was the place to be. light wind and sunny skies and it turned out to be the warmest day c

>> please take your seats good morning and welcome to hudson institute. thank you so much for being here in person. i would like to welcome those watching on livestream.org as well as those joining us across the country. the hudson institute welcomed its headquarters of indianapolis, indiana and the premonitions of the newly found baltic states. vice president inkwell said the ideals of freedom and self-government by the baltic peoples -- the american people and institutions like hudson. in the same spirit, is vice president dave quail and it is my pleasure to welcome three of the four ministers here. from estonia -- welcome to the hudson institute, gentlemen. question morning. they're still parting -- we will see if there still parting at the end. i will begin with you because one week ago today, you published an op-ed in the financial times under the rubric of how to help ukraine prevail. an excellent went paper that got a lot of attention in washington. entitled sending -- can you set out at eight point plan for how we can help ukraine achieve victory?

those hudson brothers are crazy talented musicians.it when kate was a toddler, so she grew up with her among's long-time partner kurt russell and has been estranged from her father for some time. what's your relationship with him now? >> i don't really have one. but it's, like, you know, it's warming up. there is warming up of this all happening. but it will be whatever it will be. you know? i have no expectation of that with my father. it's, like, i just want him to be happy. ♪ call me crazy ♪ ♪ >> reporter: and what makes her happy is singing on stage, on camera, or both. >> any musical you have seen in the last few years, i have auditioned for it. >> reporter: like? >> oh, one of my favorite auditions of all time was moulin rouge with baz luhrmann. we had so much fun. and at the time it was written for -- i was like 19 at the time. so it was actually written for a young girl. ♪ ♪ >> and nicole ended up doing it. she wanted to do it. i was like, oh, my chances are gone. but, yeah, i mean, all of them, i mean, a ton, you know. that's

hudson spent his first two decades in new york and his next two in indiana. i'm thinking cyclically here. we embrace and promote the values that hudson held so dear and i think we are just the two guys that can make that move happen. forgive me, but i hope i have at least demonstrated i'm always hustling, which brings me to another surprising fact about hudson institute in light of our topic our topic here today. japan was not always recognized as an economic powerhouse, a major global player. sometimes we take them for granted in today's world but one american saw it coming and his name was hermann con, the founder of the hudson institute. in 1970, he published a book called the emerging japanese superstate. the book was a work on futurism and unlike most, he didn't get every detail exactly right, but he got the big picture spot on and namely that japan would grow and prosper through its work ethic, its growth strategy, strategies and economic connections to the rest of the world. the book was a smash hit in japan, inspiring confidence in a nation that was s

posted by the hudson institute about an hour.come, today is an important event. >> permanent representative to the united nations in new york, and has led a distinguished career in foreign and commonwealth office. she has held a number of key leadership positions in her career, and enjoys a sterling reputation in washington, d.c. u.k.'s lucky to have her as its leading representative here. a fantastic mission. uk remains first. terests and ste west and meet the challenges of today and tomorrow. we are like minded friendship that few countries have had in the world or history. we like to think that hudson is also build ago special relationship to the u.k. thanks to your support, madam ambassador, we have been able to engage in important analysis of the war in ukraine and the european security order order and needs -- order and needs for the future. we are grateful to you and your excellent staff for our friendship. i know it is one of your goals to preserve and strengthen the special relationship. and i can assure you that my team

let's go into also for the hudson. and then go to bla for both. >> seeking recommendation for resolution authorizing lease at 1455 market street. when i say hudson i'm referring to the building at 1455 market street. the picture, what i like about this building is that, it serves a variety of purposes. it was built as a data center by bank of america. they still have a presence in this building. their data center is still located there and they will be leaving i believe in 2025. also, some of the latest tenants were uber and square, high tech companies that did some high end tenant improvements so this is a state of the art building both physically and from a data standpoint. this lease and there is also lease option and purchase option which i'll get into in a minute, basically decamps from 1155 market, which is lighthouse to the hudson building. right now we are showing the stack only for the floors that are involved in the lease before you today. as you can see on the 7th floor starting at the bottom, it is owner oc

economic relations, community development and infrastructure developments at an event hosted by the hudson institute. it's about an hour. thanks again for joining us for this wonderful conference on economic relations and obviously we have a terrific conversation led on u.s. japanese opportunities. as you are digging through your lunch boxes i welcome everyone to the panel on the foreign investment in the u.s. market and its impact going forward. for me this is a personal panel for me proposed were experts in the market and sort of a homecoming. i guess we will jump straight into opening remarks for introduction. the japanese government in the cabinet and economy trade and industry serving in trade, peenergy and regional economy to japan. previously as the economic counselor of the embassy in 2007 and 2010. hello, everyone. thank you for coming here today and having me. i'm going to share my view and information about how the japanese companies are doing in the context. i would like to start with the investment. among that, the u.s. has the largest for 43.5%, whereas the eu accounts for on

actor who stars in the hit broadway musical, "merrily we roll along," which is playing now at the hudsongreat music from sasha alex sloan! [ cheers and applause ] fantastic. oh, i also want to mention, tomorrow night at 10:00, here on nbc, my show "password" is on, all new episodes. [ cheers and applause ] it's going to be fun. ♪ keke palmer. tomorrow at 10:00, set your dvrs. i had -- i had a fun weekend. you know what i did friday? >> steve: what'd you do? >> jimmy: i got invited to a a screening for steve martin's documentary. >> steve: mm-hm. >> jimmy: it's in two parts. have you seen it yet? >> questlove: yeah. >> jimmy: it's so -- it's directed by morgan neville. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: who also did the mr. rogers movie. >> steve: yep. >> jimmy: it's fantastic. he's great. anyways, it's called "steve." i highly recommend it. so, i went after the show. right as soon as the show ended, i ran over to go to the screening, whatever. i thought i was going to be late. and so, i went in. the doors were kind of shut. they're like someone's talking. so i go, "okay." they go, "well, you can

conservationists like, sort of came from a family that enjoyed well, we've farm the hudson valley. so i guess i always was interested in the interface between humans and the natural world. but in kind of way and it was really, it was actually from herb that i got the title of the book because one day he was out in the swamp and he looked around him and he just loved the wetlands and he loved the beavers and he said this beaver land with so much in his voice, i thought, wow, i have to write that down. i have no idea what he's talking about. and after several of research i would understand so was an example of how you knowledge comes to us in different ways and we need to if we're going to solve climate change problems, we need to be open to solutions that come from every and listen to all different kinds of people. and that's, you know, absolutely. that's the trust building exercise. it takes some bravery sometimes to talk to somebody that you think may not agree with you on these sorts of things. but imagine the wisdom he can offer to the greater cause. and if treated with respect,

. >> now, hudson, other asian leaders are demanding the woo case be reopened and pursued as a hate crime. >> how many more do you have to attack for it to be a hate crime? do they have to have a tattoo that says i hate asians for it to be a hate crime? the more you don't address it the less confidence the community has. >> we want to understand what was the extent of the investigation and was justice served? we feel as a community it was not. >> we want you to know why you did the bear minimum to investigator this crime. >> reporter: at an event with the police chief bill scott and mayor london breed in attendance they demanded the city officials release the video. >> will it be you chief scott? or district attorney jenkins or you mayor london-breed? honestly i really don't give a -- [beep] -- who it is, as long as one of you become the leader that you claim to be. >> the asian community is usually supportive of law enforcement. so, they are shocked to feel that the police are not taking the threat seriously. >> that is why we want to see the tape. if you are going to say it was an accid

newjerseyjust across the hudson river.ough that within moments the residents of new york city where lighting up social media with their own accounts of buildings shaking and apartment rattling. but the good news is, you know, this was large for a part of america that is not used to this kind of thing. but there are no reports of major damage or injuries, as you heard from new york's governor. and if there has been any disruption, it is really only because of the precautions being taken, checking road tunnels, some traffic at airports delayed while runways were checked for damage, that kind of thing. so far the sort of flurry of media excitement, it is fair to say is focused more on the fact that this kind of thing doesn't happen here very much, rather than the impact itself, it is minimal. absolutely, but there have been press conferences, there have been members of local officials talking to members of the press, may be because there has been a bit of disruption in terms of transport in airports as well?— airports as well

thank you to the hudson institute for hosting the conference and this important panel. so, i am a bit of a case study on the panel here. japanese brand automakers are a prime example of how the direct investment couples with deep commitment to the u.s. market, it's workforce and its communities and can result in decades of success. in our case this is a story that is over 40 years in the making and one that is still being written today. this is a story of good quality that goes beyond simply delivering on a business plan and focuses on people centered growth and a long-term vision. our members success in the u.s. has not only benefited those that they directly employ, but in fact supports over 2.2 million u.s. jobs including dealer, supplier and service jobs. this is also a story of commitment. a lot has happened in this country over the past four plus decades whether it's policy changes, economic downturns, heightened political tension, and of course the pandemic. yet japanese brand automakers investments have not diminished with these challenges. as a matter of fact a

and do also want them to be and type in to us who does go beyond doing this hudson's for themselves. south africa can produce enough to feed its population. putting 2021 in full households when hungry because of the rising costs. making healthy food affordable. what's one reason can offend, poke, who got into agriculture with us as he graduated from the green business college 4 years ago now runs a small urban farm in the north of johannes. but yeah, the trained musician believes that people in cities like i need to re learn how to grow their own food on his plots. he regularly teaches young glucose, basic farming principles. i hope to see everyone not competing about how to guide the more, you know, customer take this to big get guidance and so that everyone has a smaller, as well as what i piece of what we have, you know, and, and then the stuff, see opportunities that costs, you know, a good caught jobs come up outside as a lot of oil put you into teasing of this so much money here. we pull good offers. these coal sees for free today, another local government has come to show how

i've got an accident from the hudson institute. thank you. thank you. let's have it done with a property taxes and has been sentenced to death in the country's biggest of a financial fraud case. strong. my land was one of $85.00 people on trial for investing 12 and a half $1000000000.00. the death sentence is seeking us and usually severe unsurpassed last year. it was part of an anti corruption drive that's in gulf, the top levels of vietnamese politics. let's look at this with chung, of who, who is a professor of political science and director of the us vietnam research center at the university of oregon. welcome to dw professor 12 the hop $1000000000.00 salary was like an awful lot of money. putting that in perspective for us. oh oh, that's about 10 percent of it. lambs a n o g d p gross domestic products, meaning the total value off of it. and to me is like getting these what goes make a year, and that's about 10 percent off of that. i'm so i'm, so how did a trouble milan do this? while that's, this is just a, uh, you know, basic uh, main fraud. uh,

and this is lacey only just andrew hudson once at the local university to use the projects through a somewhat different lens. ready if you ask most people to buy or one of the motives behind these changes, then as to show a lot of people, a quite confident that is also a political motivation behind it. and it's a way of know why sort of gaining more control on line management here. but this is the foster swimming region on the planet. so these changes all good for the environment and loan. i've had you. and they all good news for scientists and the rest of the world. we have an opportunity here to start to demonstrate how we can restore things to a natural state and in the most difficult environment. and so if we can record success, that is a good news story for other parts of the industrialized northern hemisphere and elsewhere in a world history. wilding projects succeeds here in this rugged polar landscape. experts believe that could work in other climate zones to the electronic waste is a big problem in africa. unfortunately, a lot gets science from richard countries. awesome leg

through heart of a great metropolis, those a mighty hudson river, a natural barrier between two states, a challenge to ingenuity. you and. and. new york and new jersey created a joint, the port of new york authority. as a result of cooperation between states of britain now spans the white river the george washington bridge and beneath the river lies the holland tunnel. the busy highway in the world made more than 100 million cars driven through it in. deal, a mounting tide of traffic seeks a river crossing down manhattan's west side over new jersey. skyway skyway. a tremendous of passenger cars, trucks and, busses demands a fast route shore to shore. port authority engineers studied traffic trends. shop upward curve mean that existing facility will soon be overcrowded and crossing is needed. to serve the congested midtown area. the lincoln tunnel is located between george washington bridge and harlem tunnel and. to keep the river clear for shipping, it was decided to build tunnel rather than a bridge. nearly 100 feet below the surface of the river. similar in design to the harlem. its

. >> that was what it was like until rock hudson got sick. >> rock hudson has aids. >> rock hudson was elizabeth knew that rock was gay. they were friends. >> liz and rock. today's two most exciting stars in the only picture big enough to bring them together "giant." >> in january of 1985, she received an award. >> ladies and gentlemen, mrs. elizabeth taylor. [ cheers and applause ] ntlemen elizabeth taylor. [ cheers and applause ] she was cewith r.rock and he di not look very well. she asked him about it but he said it was cancer. >> mr. hudson is evaluated and treated for complications of acquired immune deficiency syndrome. >> reporter: elizabeth found out rock had aids at the same time everybody else. she got in touch with michael gontley and he took her to see rock. so she had a chance to say good-bye. >> what we all have to do is go out tonight, tomorrow, grab our neighbors, our friends, our acquaintances, grab them by the throats if necessary. make them understand, break the barrier. >> reporter: rock hudson put a face to the disease for the world. and that was invaluable in hel

when the women who nancy chavez and me a bit in the center of the, the, the, the, the kitchen, the hudson, the next task is up on taking the technician, who's in the provision for them. yeah. and that's the the the center. i bet the the quotes of the system in hand of the heck the clothes on had the effect that was your position in. how does he not go cool under the head that they shouldn't have the quote, the most of the other than that if i'm dropping them over and then on the door via the cool, you know, be able to obtain our, please can between of you for checking on that and they only given us the tab. oh sure. go ahead. the top of my head. what have you like the house on the head or had any my what do you mean? tell me a lot of stuff. i didn't have the i phone is that i want to have them as you know, how i kind of the goodness is kinda simple fish needs the same. you know me on the button. i'll catch up a sound kind of body level for something else on top of the hand side. the sensors was the, the purpose of the, the the, the the as the, the, the the, the, the, the of the plan does

river, overin from that side of the hudson river, over in the state of newjersey, suggest as you wouldect that residents felt even more intensely. these things do happen from time to time. there was one as recently as january of this year a couple of months ago, felt again by residents of manhattan early in the morning, and on that occasion, although people could feel the shock, very few reports of any real damage. we have also heard from the mayor of new york saying there is no reports of major impact, but what you are saying there is that it is quite unusual, i mean, if you are in san francisco you expect of your trams quite regularly, but new york city? not so much. you quite regularly, but new york city? not so much-— quite regularly, but new york city? not so much. you don't, and that is wh it not so much. you don't, and that is why it makes _ not so much. you don't, and that is why it makes the _ not so much. you don't, and that is why it makes the news, _ not so much. you don't, and that is why it makes the news, and - not so much. you don't, and that is why it makes the news, a

you and the rest of the se, extra is hudson treatment. again, as you might expect, this time of year, heat, wave warnings are being generated through the good part of india and ours. temperatures are in excess of the average by 2 to 4 degrees on the if we cannot agree on how to coordinate space traffic management, we risk those to safety in the sustainability of space and worryingly, the breach of peace and security. you know, it just makes people empowered, investigates the proliferation of commercial satellites and the far reaching influence of those who funded it's at a tipping point. and we have a small window of opportunity to curtail catastrophic event fighting for space on a jersey to the the book about kill watching of just bear with me. so robin and i'll remind you of all the top stories. pressure is bound to go to israel to deliver on its promise to open new root. since the concepts assumed on t, monetary and age. israel's pledge to open the air, its crossing came after a phone call from the us president j 5 to inspector general

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hudson. uh, i think this is something that many people around the world are struggling to understand about the united states. you have so many universities, so many things. tanks about so many, so many research commissions and you know, when you, yourself work on long term historical trans. i'm sure these people in the state department, they, they, they should have access to some of that literature. how call is the baby and they seem to be so ignorant. that's the only read literature that agrees with their position. oh, j edgar hoover, the head of the fbi i in america called video laundry gold gratification. if you read the new york times or the washington post or the manger media, there's no discussion of this is $11.00 story and that's it. professor hudson, that we have to take a very short break right now, but we will be back in just a few moments state and the acceptance. and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show, sir. that's why watch something that's so dif

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he's currently starting in "merrily we roll along" at the hudson theater.d daniel radcliffe is back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] he is an emmy-nominated writer, director, comedian, as well as the co-creator of "chappelle show." his latest comedy special "crazy good" is on netflix now. my very good friend neal brennan is back on this show. [ cheers and applause ] and we'll also have the chef and owner of hamburger america with us. and i can't wait to eat what is supposed to be an amazing burger. george motz is also joining us. [ cheers and applause ] but before we get on all of that -- hey. my brother and i do a podcast. this week we're talking to andy samberg, and it's a really good listen. also, a lot of people have been complaining about the podcast plug, so i thought, why don't i do a second one? you guys, i have a new podcast at lonely island and seth meyers podcast where i talk to andy samberg, akiva schaffer and jorma taccone. you knew them as the lonely island on "snl." we talk about their digital shorts. the first episode dropped this week, i

morgan gibbs—white was on target, as were callum hudson—0doi and chris wood.hree points ahead of luton. it is forest's biggest home victory of the season. we will keep in season, we will keep repeating, so these chances we cannot almost take 100% of them and try to reach the perfection of it.

morgan gibbs white was on target, as were callum hudson odoi and chris wood.on places, 3 points ahead of luton. it's forest's biggest home victory of the season. we'll keep insisting, we'll keep repeating. so these chances we cannot almost take 100% of them

hudson: in -- mr. bishop: in just the last two years chinese online marketplaces have exploded in size. selling cheap goods and dumping prices into the american market. what's causing this? they learned to exploit fully the de minimus tariff loophole n2023, nearly a billion packages entered the u.s. through the $800 de minimus loophole. nearly four million individual chips per day. that's not de minimus business, it's big money. chinese companies temu and shein alone account for roughly 1/3 of all de minimus shipments. temu appeared on the american scene only in 2022. shein not much earlier. you can buy sneakers for five bucks. a sweater for seven. temu reportedly losing $30 per order to flood the u.s. market with cheap crap and move toward market dominance. it's not only textiles. the speaker pro tempore: your time has expired. mr. bishop: we should close this loophole today. yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> madam speaker

but this efficiency is now 6 percentage reached the senior member of the hudson institute said in the congress that the efficiency of some new american weapons in ukraine is only 2 weeks, because after that russia will solidify this efficiency with electronic warfare. now, in the second case of the world today, we want to examine the latest situation in the war in eastern europe. in this regard, we will go to st. petersburg, russia, to talk with mr. gilbert dakotor, a writer and analyst of russian issues. mr. dakotor in the past days while waiting for the ukrainian authorities. in order to receive new aid from western russia , he captured several villages, although they were small fast fitr. the commander of the ukrainian army also said about the worsening of the situation. in general , what is your assessment of the situation of the battle fronts in eastern europe? of course i do. in fact, in the eastern and western parts of ukraine, which is in russia's possession, but they still do not have complete control over it, and in fact, they completely agree that this will happen, and the