what it should be but josh hutcherson has a new project now it's called future man it's streaming on hulu he's producing it along with the seth rogen funny hip law he will tell us about it right after this on dennis miller last month. and hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one where guest is josh assert such as sinise a producer and he also known as an actor i peeta mellark the character new usually successful hunger games franchise and he also starred in film bridge to terabithia and journey to the center of the earth i am sitting in my studio right now and across the way i have a 5 foot by 7 foot lobby poster for journey to the center of the earth which was my favorite film with irish john josses current project is future man it's available to stream now on hulu thanks for joining us josh how you doing or you know mom i'm . doing as well as i could be i think given everything. it's going to be talking with another if you mean that i have yet to meet so it's exciting to. don nice to talk to you although we have an interesting thing in our past when i 1st moved to l.a. i lived in a p

my favorite film what i was john josses current project is future man it's a valuable stream now on hulu thanks for joining us josh how you doing i nominate i'm. doing as well as i could be i think given everything that's it's going to be talking with another few women that i advocate to meet so it's exciting to think. that nice to talk to you although we have an interesting thing in our past when i 1st moved to l.a. i lived in a place a bar a bowl of art called the oakwood apartments and just only lived there too so we are a lungs of the same place so i feel i feel we go way back brother yeah that completely i did i did i did i think 6 or 7 years there in my young life when i was trying to become an actor and you know it's it's a special police lovely it has its demons as well but we. are here we are there he. is now i look at the dodger that now plague and before we start talking shop even the dodgers were staged this year they are limited they're pissed off that they got cheated the last couple of wearables. their pump was primed this is her. now it's i mean sports in general right no

fx on hulu.ative right movement in the '70s. she moved against the women's rights movement. we were trying to pass the e.r.a. and she brought together some housewives and really sort of put together a coalition that still exists today. and the e.r.a. never came to pass. >> jimmy: she would not like the charity you selected tonight, would she, elizabeth? >> no. it's literally why i selected this charity. >> jimmy: the center for reproductive rights is your charity. tell us a bit about that. >> the center for reproductive rights, they fight all the court battles to keep abortion safe and legal in america. so abortions are a constitutionally protected right, and right now -- i mean, i personally think that the government shouldn't be involved in deciding how many people are in your family at any time but especially now when people are facing such unstable and anxiety-ridden times. i think it's important everyone have access to whatever health care they need. and the center fights to keep those clini

streaming to all hulu subscribers right now.e want to take a look outside. see the beautiful folks out there waving, yes, yes. super rns, texas, north carolina, georgia was the other one. these are health care heroes coming from all over the country to new york city to help save lives. >> cannot say enough how much we appreciate what you guys are doing. we're so happy you dropped by here. but to come to new york city and help us and the people who live here who need it, we really appreciate it. so thank you. > truly inspiring. >> guys, we'll be right back here tomorrow morning with much more "gma." please join us then. in the meantime, have a great saturday. >> announcer: next week as families struggle with the the america re-opening, what a new normal could really mean with stakes this high. "world news tonight with david muir" is america's most watched newscast and now the most watched program in america. >> announcer: sunday, the trump administration divided over safely re-opening the country and one of the president's top ad

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say "add hulu" into your voice remote to keep up with the hulu shows everyone's been talking about. >> lori laughlin and her husband going to the big house. rob: the pair expected to plead guilty in the college admission scandal, maintaining distance for the last 14 months. >> >> they could face 40 years in prison. and subject to a judge signing off on the plea deal. this is what they are getting, laughlin will serve a 2 month prison sentence, 150,$000 fine. going to jail for 5 months to pay a 250,$000 fine, 250 hours of community service, not a bad situation given the circumstances. these folks are not popular in the court of public opinion. until you get the right deal, cheryl chiming in saying really going to jail. it will be uncle jesse. just as a reminder that couple being accused of paying half $1 million to their daughters in usc, they said all this time there money was being used in a legitimate college donation. they are expected to plead guilty later today. rob: is this the crime of the century? >> remember when it was the only thing people can talk about? rob: let's talk ab

say "add hulu" into your voice remote to keep up with the hulu shows everyone's been talking about.reg: more people want to touch her body if you test positive for antibodies. dating experts claim singles are posting other profiles that they have coronavirus antibodies. figuring that will make people feel safer to meet up with them, gonorrhea and syphilis but no corona. were not sure if antibodies mean virus immunity. that's why some people go back to their exes, they reach out to the x during isolation because loneliness makes you do weird things. quarantine may make you remember your ex like this. when in reality is more like this. greg: i prefer that. oh god help me. kat, do you really think saying that you have the coronavirus is going to stop anyone from dating a person who is hot, if halle berry just asked me out and you die of corona, do you think they will actually say no. tyrus.kat: especially not now, e getting desperate and you start to think that you really miss things more than you do. lately i found myself missing going to brunch. because i have it in my head that i'm

say "add hulu" into your voice remote to keep up with the hulu shows everyone's been talking about. ♪laura: now it's >> laura: it's time forpolitica. here with debate coming dan bongino, fox news contributor and host of "th "the dan bongino podcast," and chris hahn, host of the "aggressive progressive" podcast. first up, the shameless self promotion from stacy abrams and gretchen whitmer as they compete to be sleepy joe's running mate. >> do you think that choosing a woman of color, a black woman, actually, is a slap in the face of the black female voters? >> i share your concern about not picking a woman of color -- >> are you being vetted by mr. biden? >> i've had a conversation with some folks.e i'm making a little bit of time to mess as the campaign. >> laura: i don't know which one is worse at this point. if i had to choose one, it probably would be stacy abrams over governor whitmer, i'd have to have to say. >> they both violate the axiomatic golden rule of vp picks, laura, which is do no harm. nobody votes for vp. they don't care! they vote for the top of the ticket! all you ca

say "add hulu" into your voice remote to keep up with the hulu shows everyone's been talking about.lassic... with a classic. miller lite. great taste and only 96 calories. welcome back to the daily social distancing show, we're all handling coronavirus in our own way but some are having a better time of it than others. for more on this we dwhrek in with jaboukie young-white. >> thank you, trevor. this pandemic really has people think being different groups of people, from our essential workers to health-care providers. yes, clap it up, give it up but what about affluent americans, this frect fas rich people just as much as anyone else but thank god rich people have one of the best antibodyies money. >> the wealth' escaping charges by chartedderring private jet, airlifting their entire families to a holiday home to sit it out. >> second and third homes in west palm beach and nantucket, cape cod, martha's vineyard and hamptons, certain grocery stores have been ransacked by the number of people flooding in. >> a rural county in idaho is suddenly became a hot spot because st a place whe

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say "add hulu" into your voice remote to keep up with the hulu shows everyone's been talking about. ♪cker: over the weekend jeff bezos personal newspaper with a georgia politician called stacy's stomach stacey abrams. that is not surprising she has a well-known left democrats and "the washington post" exist for people like that for decades and often have. but even by the usual standard of over-the-top slobbering hackery, this piece that exists in its own category. by the end of the nearly 6,000 words of unmitigated praise, you begin to wonder why no one has religion based on stacey abrams peer of the world's abraham make faith. according to "the washington post," abrams is a lot more than a former state elected official that goes on television cable a lot. she is a spiritual thinker. indeed she is quite possible the author of redemption. listen to how the thoroughly smitten encounter between stacey abrams and devoted accolades. keep in mind as you hear this, we are not making any of it up. this verbatim "pandemonium as she walks to the far left of the stage like a runway supermodel, s

say "add hulu" into your voice remote to keep up with the hulu shows everyone's been talking about. a problem figuring out whether you're for me or trump, then you ain't black. i shouldn't have been such a wise guy. chris: joe biden's controversial comments about the black vote friday morning and then later that day walking comments back. it's time now for sunday group, senator mitch mcconnell josh holmes, democratic party chair donna brazile and jonah goldberg. jonah, i think it's fair to say that some of the reaction, some of the outrage coming from various people about biden's remarks is largely for show, by people who have said even more offensive things about african americans during their political careers, but would you agree that the biden remark was pretty dumb? >> jonah: precisely the kind of thing that a lot of democrats are worried about biden doing again and again in the campaign trail. regardless of the context of identity politics and blacks in the democratic party, just his sort of -- almost his insecurity to have to take everything to 11 and go just a bit further th

say "add hulu" into your voice remote to keep up with the hulu shows everyone's been talking about. > is cnn breaking news. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. we have breaking news on the coronavirus pandemic. the death toll rising above 90,000 with 1.5 million cases confirmed in the united states. two of the biggest states in the nation announced major news to reopen. california is allowing most of the state's counties to reopen. texas allowing child care centers to reopen and giving the

say "add hulu" into your voice remote to keep up with the hulu shows everyone's been talking about.g: could joe bring us a new hit show, the jeopardy and willow fortune have been forced to air reruns with the new game show, you complain along at home. >> what is joe biden trying to say. welcome to what the guy just said. i am your host bob eubanks, the rules are simple, i play a clip and what they are trying to say. here is your first one. >> we will create a new multi-manufacturing job the economy. one more time please. >> were going to create a new file based multi manufacturing job with an environment to deal with farmers and on the benefits of changing the economy. greg: what was biden trying to say? kat: i watch that five times, i absolutely have noisier. and the way he is trying to do is not that hard. he basically does not have to go anywhere, he does not have to hop and make sure he gets on the flight and go talk to the vote voters, i just wish i were old enough to run for president right now, i'll remind you again i'm young and i'll have my eggs may be scrambling but i have

say "add hulu" into your voice remote to keep up with the hulu shows everyone's been talking about. >ners across the u.s. are walking a fine line trying to reopen the economies without triggering coronavirus. >>> i'm laura jarrett. good to see you, christine, on this monday morning. >> nice to see you too, laura. i am christine romans. monday, may 18th. 5 a.m. exactly in new york city. a big test for governors and hundreds of millions of americans across 48 states. balance old risks with new ones as states begin to reopen or expand new openings. the human toll reveals that

say "add hulu" into your voice remote to keep up with the hulu shows everyone's been talking about. good to know. a lot hasn't changed, at all. ♪ got a "today" job? pick it up free same day at your local autozone. more of a "tomorrow" project? order as late as 10pm with free next day delivery. getting the job done, just got easier. earlier today, i spoke with the president of the oklahoma farmers union, scott blubaugh. and we talked about the farming industry and how corona is affecting america's food supply. scott blubaugh, welcome to the "the daily social distance show." >> hey, glad to be here. it's my pleasure. >> trevor: i'm so fascinated about this topic, and i'm so glad to be on the show because as obama and someone who is working with farmers, you can also. let's start with the more basic one. we're hearing about food shortages across the country, especially meat shortages. but at the same time, we're hearing that farmers have cows, farm version pigs, farm version the animals, what exactly is going on? >> well, i'll tell you, it's kind of a complex story. so in the early day

say "add hulu" into your voice remote to keep up with the hulu shows everyone's been talking about. >ten to this. covid-19 has changed plans for millions of students as many of you know. and many newly minted doctors are heading straight to the front lines with the pandemic. >> our lynn smith spoke with a morehouse graduate student about the next steps. >> reporter: scenes like this are playing out all across the country for the class of 2020. virtual graduation ceremonies. for morehouse school of medicine fourth year student hallene akparry, it's hard to except. >> it's kind of disappointing you dreamed of this day for so long. >> reporter: she was inspired to pursue a career in medicine on a mission trip to ghana during her undergraduate studies. >> i knew i wanted to work in an underserved population to really serve those who truly needs my help. and didn't have the resources or money or training to afford the medical equipment they need. i saw how big the need was that inspired me to want to serve the underserved population. >> reporter: since then, covid-19 has dramatically impac

say "add hulu" into your voice remote to keep up with the hulu shows everyone's been talking about. back to the daily social distancing show. let's talk about commencement addresses. that's how the that time the year when everyone puts on a dress and are told there say future for the planet. for much of america this was graduation weekend. and so prominent celebrities and politicians decided to hold a virtual commencement speech. around the commencement speaker everybody was talking about was barack obama. 44th president of the united states and world's slowest kenyan, although his address turned out to be less of a graduation speech and more the world's largest subtweet. >> just as you have been looking forward to proms and senior nights, graduation ceremonies, and let's face it, a whole bunch of parties, the world is turned upside down by a global pandemic. this pandemic is fully finally torn back the curtain on the idea that so many of the folks in comurch know whatter in's doing. a lot of them aren't even pretending to be in charge, doing what feels good, what is convenient what

say "add hulu" into your voice remote to keep up with the hulu shows everyone's been talking about. >>> every educator, teacher and principal in america is rushing to figure out what school in the fall is going to look like. and the considerations can be quite different from kindergarten through 12th grade than say universities. when should kids go back and what does classrooms look like and how did bus and lunch and recess. very real questions. one school that shut down earliest on was a school outside of seattle. let's check in with the person making those tough decisions right now. joining me is michelle reid. thank you for being here this afternoon. you're a big school system. you have seven high schools set to hold virtual graduations in the coming weeks. what are your plans for the fall right now? >> well, thanks, kate. that is a great question. as i was reflecting with one of my colleagues yesterday, thinking about what is different from when we close to an expected reopening in the fall, what we realize is that what is different is that we've had more people die and more peopl

say "add hulu" into your voice remote to keep up with the hulu shows everyone's been talking about. ♪tucker: today acting director of national intelligence ric grenell declassified the poll tax of an email susan rice into herself on inauguration day. the final day of the obama administration, in fact, the final minute. the email is weird, and very telling. it consists of her summarizing for herself, apparently, a meeting that she attended two weeks before about the michael flynn investigation. the newly revealed text, the part that was redacted before says this. "director comey affirmed that he is proceeding by the book as it relates to law enforcement from a national security perspective, comey said that he does have some concerns that incoming national security advisor flynn is speaking with the russian ambassador kislyak. comey said it could be an issue as it comes to sharing sensitive information. president obama asked if comey was saying that the security n council should not pass sensitive information to flynn, and comey replied potentially. and added that he has no idea thus fa

say "add hulu" into your voice remote to keep up with the hulu shows everyone's been talking about. >>> welcome back. while some states are seeing a downward trend in coronavirus cases. others are seeing spikes. arkansas' governor asa hutchinson says his state is seeing a second peak in cases right now. >> i think you can see that we actually, with the seven-day rolling average of new cases, that you see one peak here of about 160 new cases, and then the rolling average across the way let's you see a second peak, and that's the point i want to emphasize is that it's clear and evident to me that we have one peak and then we've had a deep dip, and then we're having a second peak. >> joining me now to discuss is little rock mayor frank scott jr. mayor good to see you. >> good to see you as well, fredricka. thank you so much for this opportunity. >> absolutely. is there any evidence you're seeing specifically in your city that suggests being on the brink of a second wave? >> well, what we always try to do here in city of little rock and follow testing and data. we've seen a lot of testing

say "add hulu" into your voice remote to keep up with the hulu shows everyone's been talking about. >>> believe it or not, we got some primary breaking news. n b bc news has projected bidene winner of the hawaii democratic primary. sanders is still getting delegates. biden now has a total of 15,049, he needs 19,091 to clinch the nomination. i've not heard that nbc election-y music in a wild. wow. a quinnipiac poll shows biden beating trump by 11 points opinion a fox news poll has him ahead by 8. i think we can stop the music now. a fox news poll has him ahead by 8 point. joining me annie carney and resident fellow at the institute of politics, tiffany cross. annie, let's start with you. the president was having trouble this week staying on coronavirus. he seemed to be veering a lot into politics, talking about voting, talking about michael flynn, talking about that thing he said about president obama. he went to michigan and one of the points you made is he actually resisted the urge to be as political and critical of michigan lawmakers as he has been for a couple of months now. he we

say "add hulu" into your voice remote to keep up with the hulu shows everyone's been talking about. >avirus lockdowns may drive carbon emissions to their lowest level since world war ii. a new study finds daily global carbon emissions were down 17% between january and april, compared to 2019. researchers expect the declines to be temporary, but depending on how reopenings go worldwide, the annual decline could still be as much as 8%. >>> a baby powder that's been a staple in american homes for decades is disappearing from store shelves. johnson & johnson announcing it will stop selling its tall com-based baby powder, among other products, in both the u.s. and canada. the company has had to pay out billions of dollars in lawsuits over claims the product causes cancer, something johnson & johnson denies. most studies suggest more research is needed on this. >>> let's take a look at markets around the world this wednesday morning. you can see the european shares are mixed following a mixed performance in asia as well. on wall street, futures this moment pointing slightly higher here. sto

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say "add hulu" into your voice remote to keep up with the hulu shows everyone's been talking about. >with temperatures on the rise, millions are looking to finally start enjoying the outdoors again, but not all states are ready to open parks and beaches yet. my next guest says i could be the real health risk. "we need to know where we might find safety as we reopen, namely outside." many studies have found link between mortality and vitamin d. the easiest way to get vitamin d is just to step outside. new york post columnist. we've been trying to get her on the show, but we made it happen. tell me a little bit about how anxious you and your family are to get outside. >> hi, there. thanks so much for having me. very anxious after this period of being indoors, i think we are looking forward to getting outside, which are elected officials have made that easy. they are making it harder. a lot of green spaces remain closed. beaches will not be open for swimming memorial day weekend, and it is a tough situation to ask people to remain inside and not give them spaces to go where they will not

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plus,ood growth in disney espn plus, and hulu.ig three streaming platforms, kind of the silverlining of forcing people to stay home, they are streaming more media, and that is a good thing for disney. romaine: the espn plus numbers doubling year-over-year. , disneyresting thing actually broke down the numbers revenue it has got in from each of those streaming services on a sort of average revenue per subscriber. it was relatively low for disney plus. paul: there was a lot of promotion going on when they launched this product. the question, can they get a lot of these functional -- promotional subscribers into paying subscribers. that will drive their average revenue per user higher. the pricing for disney plus, a discount for many of the competitors. that was indicative for companies really wanting to go for orchid share initially. -- for market share initially. romaine: paul sweeney, the host of bloomberg surveillance on bloomberg radio. stay tuned to bloomberg television. today at 5:30 eastern time, h-share -- an interview with

say "add hulu" into your voice remote to keep up with the hulu shows everyone's been talking about. >>> we've all felt like we've been on a roller coaster the past couple of months but how would you feel about riding a real one again? theme parks have always been a staple of summer but there are a lot of questions when it comes to the crowds, the lines, and even those character meet and greets. universal orlando resort says it will open its parks to the public starting june 5th with stri stringent health, hygiene and safety procedures in place. disney took a step forward this week by reopening disney springs in florida. everyone over the age of 3 must wear a mask and get a temperature screening to get in there and while disney hasn't reopened its u.s. theme parks yet, we are getting a preview of what they could look like post-shutdown. last week, disneyland shanghai welcomed guests back with strict new rules in place. all visitors now need to register online and book for a specific arrival time to keep from congregating. you also have a green shanghai qr health code that you have to s

say "add hulu" into your voice remote to keep up with the hulu shows everyone's been talking about. >right. the good news. while old people in washington fight, young people are doing what's right. meet 12-year-old jahkeele jackson of chicago. he was honored as a cnn hero last year for starting a nonprofit that helps the homeless. now he's expanding his reach, giving more than 300 of his blessing bags to senior citizens. he leaves them outside to avoid adding to the risk of spread. in maryland, 7-year-old kavanaugh belle used $600 of his savings to buy food and supplies for the elderly. he's also opened up a community pantry. the kid is 7. for families in need to pick up care packages with food and household items. a gofundme page run by his nonprofit has raised more than 14 grand. now those two kids far from each other are teaming up. each is sending the other their care packages and blessing bags to reach even more people. you see, there's a lot of bad, but there's a lot of good as well. i'm telling you, ordinary people rise to do the extraordinary in times of crisis. i've seen it i

say "add hulu" into your voice remote to keep up with the hulu shows everyone's been talking about. >ll, thanks for being with us tonight. thanks for trusting us to tune in. and "the beat with ari melber" starts right now. good evening, ari. >> good evening, chuck. thank you very much. welcome to "the beat." i'm ari melber. we have a huge show tonight, and i'll tell you why. the president is visiting a swing state and clashing with michigan officials that state's own attorney general, the top law enforcement official in the state is here on "the beat" tonight and she is telling the president in no uncertain terms if he won't wear a mask, he will not be asked to return to the state. so we'll get into all of that and what he did today. >>> also, jobless claims soaring to almost 40 million. robert reich, a friend of "the beat" is here to give us the perspective we need. >>> and later, donald trump's

say "add hulu" into your voice remote to keep up with the hulu shows everyone's been talking about. - is a democracy, and it starts with you. by participating in the 2020 census, you can make sure that federal funding reaches your community for schools, hospitals, libraries, and other public services, and that your district is represented in congress. the census is safe and confidential, and it's critical that you participate. when you're counted, your community is accounted for. for more information, say "census 2020" into your x1 voice remote and to participate, go to census.gov. >>> developing this morning, the georgia man who recorded video the fatal shooting of ahmaud arbery has been arrested. he's charged with murder and held in the same jail as the father and son accused of gunning down arbery. martin savidge is live in georgia where authorities plan to release more information. we're told in the coming hours. that will be good, marty. it's been a mystery, this guy's role in all of this. >> reporter: it has. good morning to you, alisyn. william brian jr. was arrested by gbi, ge

say "add hulu" into your voice remote to keep up with the hulu shows everyone's been talking about. >s prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, is due in court today for his criminal corruption case. >> yeah, he's facing charges of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust. he strongly denies all charges. the trial clouts his victory last weekend after he was sworn in for the fifth time as prime minister. here's cnn's oren liebermann. >> reporter: i'm oren liebermann in jerusalem for the unprecedented start of the trial of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the first time in israel's history a sitting prime minister has been indicted and is on trial, will be sitting in the defendant's seat in the state of israel versus prime minister benjamin netanyahu. netanyahu has maintained his innocence all long. his government ministers and allies have attacked the investigative process, the attorney general, and the legal system in this case, and there are expected to be protests outside of jerusalem district court today, both in favor of and against netanyahu. in terms of what happens today in court, fra

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say "add hulu" into your voice remote to keep up with the hulu shows everyone's been talking about. > this morning, the cdc is warning of a rise in a mysterious inflammatory condition in children weeks after they get coronavirus. 8-year-old boy went into cardiac arrest. he was saved by his older brother who performed cpr. he was later found to have coronavirus antibodies. joining us now is jaden's father. thank you very much for being with us. the first thing i want to ask you is how is jaden, 8 years old, doing this morning? >> he has for the past four or five days home, he has come a very far way. he came home, he wasn't saying much. he wasn't able to walk. we used to take him to the restroom. yesterday jaden was able to get up on his own, use the restroom. he's also able to bring out more words strongly. >> i know as a parent i'm really interested in speaking with you and parents of kids everywhere want to know what they should look for here. because this really is a new concern. and you say jaden had a fever for a few days, this is about a month ago. it went away and then what hap

say "add hulu" into your voice remote to keep up with the hulu shows everyone's been talking about. >ople typically don't admit murders, sexual assaults and murd torious police officers unless in fact they probably have done it so it was clear we felt he was responsible for the trisha reitler disappearance. >> she had a great personality. she walked into the room and everybody knew she was there. >> trisha, a 19-year-old sipsyc major at indiana wesleyan university on the way to become a family counselor. >> her goal was to put families back together again. >> but her parents referred that late night phone call every parent drops. a cop from marion indiana was on the line. >> he said you know trisha, where she is. >> in my heart, i knew that something was drastically wrong. >> trisha had walked to an off-campus supermarket and never returned to her dorm. more than 25 years later, her parents are still waiting. >> we had no answers. and somebody out there. somebody out there has that answer for us. >> tricia wasn't even prosecutor beaumont's case, but he was deeply moved by her parents.

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what it should be but josh hutcherson has a new project now it's called future me it's streaming on hulu he's produced in it along with the seth rogen funny hip little offbeat you'll tell us about it right after this dentist bill or possible. and hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one where guest is josh us are such a sin he's a producer and he also known as an actor peta maillard the character new usually successful hunger games franchise and he also starred in film bridge to terabithia and journey to the center of the earth i am sitting in my studio right now and across the way i have a 5 foot by 7 foot lobby poster for journey to the center of the earth which was my favorite film what irish john josses current project is future man it's a valuable stream now on hulu thanks for joining us josh how you doing i know i'm. doing as well as i could be i think given everything. that's it's good to be talking with another few men that i have yet to meet so it's exciting to think. that nice to talk to you although we have an interesting thing in our past when i 1st moved to l.a. i lived i

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to the best shows and movies from favorites like hbo, showtime, starz and, for the first time ever, hulu and peacock! catch the show someone on twitter says is "omg cray," exclamation mark. don't look at me. or the one with the character with the eccentric name. (whispers to himself) oh, so that's who offred is. hi. even the one that's inspired all those memes. there they are! everyone's got a show to recommend. get ready to watch the best for free during watchathon week. >>> this is a story that's been captivating many people in the united states. arrests have now been made in the shooting death of a black man that was captured on shocking cell phone video which we will show you. 25-year-old ahmed arbery was shot outside of his house in florida. he was simply jogging. two white men, 64-year-old gregory mcmichael and his 34-year-old son travis are being held on charges of aggravated assault and murder. a police report quotes one of them saying he thought arbery looked like a burglary suspect. the case burst to national prominence tuesday when this disturbing video was leaked. it shows a

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i haven't watched a full-length movie but i did watch this drama called "normal people" on hulu where they took a book i read last winter and made it into a 12 part series so that's kind of like watching a movie. it was very good. >> jesse: very interesting. greg, what did you see? >> greg: i have a problem, i can't sit through movies anymore but for some reason i can just sit through podcasts and what i do is when i'm done working i turn on podcasts, you know what i listen to. scott adams, some dude named sean something, he's like a physicist, eric weinstein, joe grogan, dave ruben, i listen to all of that. i don't know. anyway, and i watch a lot of stuff about artificial intelligence so i feel like with podcasts i am getting something out of it and movies i'm not. >> jesse: "my name is greg, i listen to podcast with physicists. stop it. >> greg: i'm being bullied! >> jesse: juan, what did you see? >> juan: i've been watching to a lot of movies. initially i did it on the covid virus theme, "rear window," i started with hitchcock. and then dad took me onto some more hitchcock movies,

it is on hulu, everybody.orning america." i am zach braff. >> i'm donald faison. what is your name? >> rocco faison. >> we've got this podcast where we're watching old episodes of our show and talking about it, "fake doctors, real friends." >> it's a good time if you want to listen and laugh and hear old stories about zach and i back in the day, this is the podcast for you. >> available wherever podcasts are found. >> wherever you get your podcasts. >> big thank to you zach, donald and rocco. that's right. >>> next up, amy, you have a great binge for girls night in. >> that's right, and i have to say even my husband liked this one. >> oh. >> "dead to me," the dark comedy dropped its second season. i loved the first season. i'm obsessed with the second season. there is humor, there is mystery. there is friendship. it stars christina applegate and linda cardellini. you want them to become your best friends. this is about strong, complex, funny, interesting female leads and so, robin, i heard "dead to me" is on y

say "add hulu" into your voice remote to keep up with the hulu shows everyone's been talking about. >>> very good thursday morning to you. i'm jim sciutto. >> and i'm poppy harlow. track the virus or catch a second wave of this. that warning coming directly from cdc director robert redfield who raised the possibility of another lockdown just months from now. at the same time, new modeling shows we could see a surge in those states who loosened their restrictions early, particularly some southern states. >> as states open up, all 50 of them, we learned that if the u.s. had locked down sooner, tens of thousands of american lives could have been saved. we're talking just a couple of weeks sooner and this pandemic might have looked a lot different here in the u.s. let's get to senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen. let's take a look at this modeling. again, it's modeling, so it's using the best data available making an educated guess, in effect. what difference does it say a lockdown would have made earlier? >> it says that it makes a lot of difference, a big difference, jim. so se

access to your favorite apps, including netflix, prime video, youtube and hulu.ithout changing passwords and inputs. the most 4k content and movies and shows on any screen. the best entertainment experience all in one place. >>> new reporting from the washington post recounts 34 days inside the white house during the coronavirus outbreak. it reveals an administration more focused on reopening the economy than efforts to contain the virus. with many is phillip rutger who helped the break the story. also with me is nbc political reporter monica alba and seth harris. phil, you broke this story with some of your washington post colleagues. in terms of how the white house is handling the crisis, your team wrote, quote, the span of 34 days between march 29th when trump agreed to extend strict social distancing guidelines and this past week when he celebrated the reopening of some stake states as economic survival tells a story of desperation. walk us through what happened in those weeks. >> the desperation is the president amped up desire to focus on the economy and ma