jamie, don't we all wear masks? >> jamie: wow, that was really deep. even notice these. i don't even look at women's faces at the beach. [laughter] >> jamie: is it possible that these face masks will go out of business when the china economy when someone introduces the hat with the brim? which i feel like does the same thing. the founder of this company, i believe her name is marissa butterface. listen i think it's great especially if you don't want to go to the beach and then have to change to rob a bank. >> greg: yeah, those big ladies in the b block could have used that. big ladies in d. kat, jamie makes a good point, if you're actually very hot, say somebody like me, i would never wear that. why deprive this face to the world >> kat: yeah, i would never wear it either, but i think that's more because of my adult acne and the way that it would probably trap all my sweat and bacteria would only make things worse. and why do they want to go to the beach that bad. >> greg: that's true >> kat: what do you do at the beach. you go there hey shall we're at

jamie, what if you got sofa? all right, so far what we've gotten is reimbursement for our lodging and food. the problem i have with that is they left more folks southern in control of this. so it's like going to someone who views you and begging them for how to make things right. the assistant center is not or equitable, they're not basing decisions on relocation and what expenses will be covered uh by any scientific method. it depends on the human being that you deal with their mood . how persistent you are. you know, they might say jessica lives across the street from me and she is eligible for relocation. and i'm not, they might say, well, give jessica 6 months will. it leads jamie, we're giving you a 3 month lease. you know, we're going to pay for all new clothes for you. jessica. jamie, you're only going to get food and lodging. there is no rhyme or reason to the way that the residents are being reimbursed. you know, we did receive a $1000.00 inconvenience check right after the evacuation was lifted. but bes

jamie, your noting response, please. i mean, that's the problem and with the deregulation of the railroad, narrow they putting communities lives in all over the united states. but you know, all over the world, but they're also putting our 1st responders, you know, right. in the direct line of him, they're responding to these fires, most of the time. not even knowing what chemicals they're being exposed to. another question from avenue, as all the residents adjacent to the route lines off the consent, what can and cannot be transported on the ro, or are they offered any notice in advance? jessica, you know, we have no idea what's being transported. um, you know, you have, we, we know what was on the train now, but i have never even really thought about what's been on the train and i've lived here for, you know, i grow up here. uh, so no, we have no idea. we have no say there really isn't very much regulatory compliance and you're right, this does impact more than just ohio, more than just pennsylvania. if you live near a

>> jamie: i do. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: lissow's lessons, tips from a divorced dad. ♪ ♪ >> jamie: you knowupwards of $200,000? if you don't have kids, you will die alone, they say. i don't know, though. $200,000, you can buy a pool table. and you could probably get a bunch of tigers. so you would not die alone. surrounded by tigers. ♪ ♪ [applause] >> greg: last word? >> tyrus: arms -- i'm surprised because i know kat does not condone putting your butt on instagram. i had a hilarious post where you put a giant black box so people can slide and see a smaller black box. >> kat: and then you slide. that will be my. >> tyrus: he is a regular guy with insecurities who put boundaries out there and he did not have a problem with her surfing because most surfers who served wear wetsuits. the problem is taking a bunch of pictures with your thong. he was being factual and keeping it real. >> dr. drew: and direct. >> tyrus: no, how long in the thread. never ever ever trust a text in a beast. chances are he had a three-yard strand of her talking [bleep] [bleep]. clement diop. >> tyrus: and said, here a

it leads jamie, we're giving you a 3 month lease. you know, we're going to pay for all new clothes for you. jessica. jamie, you're only going to get food and lodging. there is no rhyme or reason to the way that the residents are being reimbursed. you know, we did receive a $1000.00 inconvenience check right after the evacuation was lifted. but besides that, the only thing that we have seen from norfolk southern is reimbursement for mainly lodging and shared with no rhyme or reason to the way that they are giving that out to residence. jamie and jessica, you've been extruded in the way that you've really on past what happens to a neighborhood communities to impacted by a catastrophe. what the community has to do and the rest is have to do to make a difference. so i'm going to leave you with a clip from this film. this is loading mila from the fort lines investigation code the road, investigating the us railroad industry. jessica and jamie is living it, but you can find out their experiences right here. now as the report lines, thanks

jamie raskin: and i believe that.st inevitable where it was gonna go. tabitha raskin: yeah. jamie raskin: and the guy had his inauguration and started talking about american carnage. it was just a projection of his career, his destiny. it looks good. you want some cinnamon? tabitha raskin: yeah, i need cinnamon. i need- jamie raskin: i'll find you some cinnamon. jamie raskin: when officer hodges was, you know, caught in the door and he was just howling, it was like torture, i did see mitch crying and kind of wiping away tears. tabitha raskin: here's the cinnamon jamie raskin: but the republicans, man, they're a tough nut to crack, let me tell ya. you know, people were saying to me, "how are you going to get 67 votes?" i said, i'm not looking for 67 votes, i'm looking for 100 votes. like i'm looking for just like a major breakthrough in public opinion in the senate, where people say this cannot be america, we cannot have a violence-inciting, pro-insurrection demagogue constantly threatening our democracy. i mean, there

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so i want to thank all of you coming out and thank catherine and jamie jamie. oscar. thank you so much for being here and i'm excited to talk about the book through with you right. i guess we'll start off kind of at the top. why write book and why publish it?

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was "annie" with jamie. >> jimmy: yeah >> and so, the first movie back is this film with jamie. >> jimmyke, amazing >> jimmy: he's a blast to -- >> he's so great he's so easy he's so professional he's so talented >> jimmy: yeah he's funny >> and just being able to work with him, it'll be so much fun >> jimmy: you get to -- you get to laugh and work with him >> yeah. so, i'm nervous about that because i have to listen to jamie because he, like -- he will go. and you're just like, "okay. he's like a -- you know -- >> jimmy: yeah >> a racehorse >> jimmy: yeah >> like, as soon as you let him out, he's just like -- >> jimmy: he's like -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no he comes on the show and i -- i just sit back. >> yeah, you're like -- >> jimmy: and you go grab a microphone and he's like -- and he start doing impressions i go, "just take the show. >> just take it. >> jimmy: take it and run buddy. yeah [ laughter ] >> i just want to be able to, like, support him along the way. you know what i mean >> jimmy: yeah, me too i go too just go for it it's your show >> yeah. >> jimmy: jamie foxx, tak

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governor ron desantis pushing back >>> jamie foxx breaks his silence. his first appearance since being hospitalized with a mysterious illness months ago what he reveals. >> i went to hell and back. >>> olympic uproar ukrainians outraged russians get to compete against them what they plan to do in response. >>> soccer superstars. lionel messi with this goal, and the breakout star of the u.s. women's dominating cup win. >> the first of what we hope will be many goals. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz ba lart >> good evening. country and the world are on track for the hottest july on record today that dangerous heat spread deeper into california and the pacific northwest and then, as you can see, it's now heading for the midwest and the plains those brutal temperatures are causing real problems from illness and death to crop failure and high sky electric bills. while overseas, this was the scene on one mediterranean island today. tourists forced to evacuate as wildfires explode in size in the extreme heat on the other extreme, violen

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morgan has a hot line to the treasury janet yellen doesn't make a move unless she talks to jamie diamond. >> i don't know about that. >> that's probably closer to a fact than all of us would like to admit or actually i would like to admit that, because i want that i want jamie diamond deciding -- >> i think that's wishful thinking. >> maybe when you think about it, when the banks were having trouble, janet yellen was calling jamie diamond. somebody can @me, but i truly believe jamie diamond was not orchestrating, dictating policy, but -- yeah, i think that he has a -- he gleans a lot of insight into where the puck is going and where to be putting his bets. >> you know what else happened today, guy, we had seen these yields, which were lower all week, reverse higher partly we got that strong data the dollar, which had been very weak in 15-month lows reversing higher does that tell you anything? you don't want to read too much into that. >> no, i do want to read a little bit the dollar is obviously a story you mention all the time doing a wonderful job with that always the dollar bounced,

jonathan: like i you assume jamie dimon will not be there in seven years -- how you assume jamie dimonnot be there in seven years. tom: that is doing a iger. jonathan: i asked ed ludlow about bob iger being a successor. you know this better than anyone out there, when you start to raise interest rates at the federal reserve, banks try to pass it on to lenders before they try to pass it onto the deposit base, they are forced to do the latter, they want to do the former. how is that speed, relationship between rates at the fed pastor deposit base and the people borrowing, what is that look like now? gerard: you're putting your thumb right on one of the biggest points people are going to be focused on this quarter is the so-called deposit rate or deposit bater. it is been rather slow. it is going to accelerate this colder. regards see the -- the fed funds rates in the second quarter by 50 basis points. we expect to see many banks had deposit rates in excess of that so the so-called deposit is over 100% but that being said we still have to remember it is much lower than 2006 on the loans a

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i sat down with congressman jamie raskin for a deep dive into all of the legal perils surrounding the former president, and that is coming up first. plus football coach turned senator tommy tuberville is single-handedly holding up hundreds of military promotions over his opposition to the pentagon's abortion policy. congressman abigail spanberger joins me to discuss why it is jeopardizing our national security and later pga tour officials testify in a heated senate hearing on the merger with a savvy funded liv golf. a new phase of sports watching has begun, the question is, what comes next? >> if you can't be, to delay it. that pretty much sums up donald trump's legal strategy right now. this week the former president and his lawyers asked a federal judge to indefinitely postpone his trial over his mishandling of classified information. in their filing they have the gall to argue that the case presents a serious challenge to both the facts and perception of our american democracy. american democracy, and they say that any trial during the presidential election will impact the outcome.

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to the point that the fed was trying to get us to sell at jamie dimon -- to jamie dimon.nd he said that is what we should do. i called jamie, i said they are all over me. he said he will buy the farm. he said i do not want your firm. and i say will go tell iger. if you force me to do it i would pay two dollars a share so that made it easy on me i was not going to listen to him. as a result, we called our board in and we were thinking we are going to go out of business. david: you were on the phone call with ben barak the chairman of the fed, and they say you should offer bankruptcy. you slammed the phone down on them. was that easy to do? john: for me, it was easy to do. thank god i left out some four lettered word and i said i will take the firm down first. i can tell you why i did it because in my gut it was the wrong thing to do. david: so now after your retirement you decided to write a book. it is a good book and i read it. it is 'up close and all in' did you ever say why did i agreed to do this? john: no i enjoyed sitting down and working with the person to help dev

. ♪ ♪ >> actor jamie foxx is opening up for the first time since being hospitalized. >> i went to hell me, you can see me out. ♪ ♪ >> major garrett: and the "barbie" blockbuster breaks records and leaves fans thinking pink. >> this is something magical. >> we love barbie! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> major garrett: good evening to our viewers in the west. thank you for joining us. i am major garrett in for norah who is on assignment. we begin with the showdown between the federal government and texas over the southern border. the department of justice has sued governor greg abbott after the state refused to remove large rolling buoys in the rio grande, installed in an effort to block migrants from crossing. the federal government says the barriers are dangerous and unlawful. while there governor said he had a right to defend his state's border. last week an internal complaint from a state trooper obtained by cbs news called the state's response "inhumane." the trooper claimed he and other law enforcement officers were told to push migrants back into the water. he called the buoys a trap. cbs's janet sha

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. >>> jamie foxx breaking his silence after his serious health scare. his emotional words. why he says he wanted to keep his condition under wraps. and the new images showing he's back at work. >>> the moment an explosion rocks an apartment building and the staggering damage. six people hurt. more than a dozen families displaced. >>> soccer nation. team usa in it to win it. the women's team aiming for a world cup three-peat, as lionel messi make his american debut in miami, nailing the game-winning goal. >>> and america strong tonight. the 14-year-old who survived a deadly fire. working hard, playing hard, certain he was given another chance to do something special. >> whit: good evening. thanks for joining us on this saturday night. i'm whit johnson. we begin with extreme weather. severe thunderstorms targeting the southeast and more of that unrelenting historic heat wave. more than 80 million people from california to florida under heat alerts, with triple digit temperatures across much of the southwest. and tonight the dangerous heat now on the move. in phoenix, temperat

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it was started deliberately by this man, jamie barrow, their next—door neighbour.ohol, before he went back to fairisle close and poured petrol through the family's letterbox. the court was told that screams could be heard coming from the property, but barrow did nothing and casually walked away. when he returned to the scene, he was heard asking about the fire. and he appeared relaxed when talking to officers. it was when he got home that he contacted the police to say that he was the person responsible for setting his neighbour's flat alight. right, jamie. 0bviously what you've said, when we've got here, you said you wanted to tell us something about what's happened and then you said you were going to hand yourself in... barrow admitted to manslaughter, saying he had started the fire but didn't realise there was anybody inside the flat. the prosecution told jurors he had a grievance towards mrs hydara, because he believed she was leaving rubbish in a back alleyway. but barrow dismissed claims there was an ongoing dispute. the court also heard that he struggled wit

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today, 31 year old jamie barrow , who lives on the jamie barrow, who lives on the sneer— jamie barrow's flat by pounng to the young family's flat by pouring petrol from his motorbike through the letterbox and lighting it with tissue papen he and lighting it with tissue paper. he was caught on cctv walking away despite neighbours heanng walking away despite neighbours hearing screams. by the time the police had arrived, barrow had returned with his dog to watch the fire take hold. because you're the fire take hold. because wen-re renew— the fire take hold. because you're ready, grab- �*" because you're ready, grab your details. he you're ready, grab your details. we was— you're ready, grab your details. we enwgni— you're ready, grab your details. he was caught smiling- you're ready, grab your details. he was caught smiling on- you're ready, grab your details. he was caught smiling on a police body cam . later, he police body cam. later, he called police, asking for updates. not a good called police, asking for updates . not a good story, sadly updates. not a good story, sadly speaking.

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