by 2021 it linked all the way to jen shah in utah. >> and jen shah was charged with helping to orchestrate scheme where ordinary people, vulnerable people, often elderly people would be tricked into giving up their life savings for products that telemarketers were telling them had value but which jen shah now admitted really had none. >> reporter: initially shah pleaded not guilty. >> the case against her was strong, prosecutors said. they had bank statements and they had cooperating witnesses including jen shah's own personal assistant, stuart smith. >> the only thing i'm guilty of is being shah-amazing. >> reporter: despite the charges shah continued filming for the show even as she prepared her legal defense. >> so we're really just at the very beginning of the case. you've been charged with wire fraud, and then money laundering. you pled not guilty to both charges. >> right. >> and we've in fact set it for trial. >> reporter: on the show she would often proclaim innocence of the charmges against her to her castmates and her family. >> i'm telling you, i knew nothing of this. i had -- i

she jen paying made a surprise announcement. he was amending the constitution and removing that to term limit on the presidency, allowing him to remain in power for life. this elevated him to the status of chairman mouth. a 1st for a chinese president salutes an alliance between a dictatorial system and silicon valley sneakily che got now canal a threat to global civilization always. oh, it's the 1st time a chinese leader has exploited china's secretive culture to such an extent. let's you privacy, your chin pangs, cove diplomacy goes like this. you 1st to keep everything secret, then denied, then take a position until a strategy is adopted and implemented on st, on, on pools coffee lockdown. se did not stop the chinese little daughter from continuing to wipe out the weaker is. this is now chinese history. it's the legacy of she's in pain. she g p. when the corona virus pandemic head, she gen ping, sealed off china and went on the offensive. he clamped down on the hong kong pro democracy movement, stepped up the persecution of w

they pose a problem for she, jen ping. the region was annexed by mal in 1957 years on the weaker still dream of independence. after a wave of clashes and attacks on the chinese state, she jin, paying decided in 2014, to solve the problem once and for all. china's leadership drew up a top secret plan to crack down on the regions. muslim minorities in 2014, like she's anything visited the week or region. you only go to go go else or what he would out with. he don't you later he, he didn't you thought it was all over the media, especially his visit to the army. sure. where he inspected torture instruments. unstressed. that any threat to the unity of the country must be eradicated. men, us on unity. glad you pay as a result, the weaker is we're demonized and china and labeled dangerous people who must be separated from the rest of the population. don't exclude, do hester de la populace? jo? she gen paying, sent a 1000000 chinese officials to sion jang to monitor the homes of the wiggers to spy on their daily lives and report e

since she jen paying has been in power. a system of mass surveillance has been established and changing . it's an experiment that could soon become the norm across china. to ensure the stability of the regime. she jen being wants to become the 1st head of government in the world to create a monitoring and surveillance system, allowing the state to keep tabs on citizens daily behavior. to this end, he is currently testing an initiative called the social credit system. so she ends. yeah, what 2, marta sure. ho jolla. a few years ago when i left the household i was often followed by a car. you may order that's changed or shot, because now the cameras will and surveillance systems can follow your every movement can. but they know exactly where i've been. sham coulter that shields all said that i cherish are locked out. good, big brother is now everywhere to replace monitoring every place at any time after. yeah, it's the i of the government jayla yet you are sure he chose backup. new facial recognition software immediately assi

jen: they were very significant.t's an ongoing cyberattack in ukraine, some of which bled over to europe. i'm encouraged by the ability of the ukrainian cyber forces to be able to hold off these attacks and prevent them from having significant damaging impacts on their critical infrastructure. while we have been concerned with this potential attacks against critical infrastructure here at home. that is why we put of campaign so businesses large and small and individuals understand the threat and have information they need to mitigate risks to themselves, their families, their business. that is what we mean by shields up. we need to raise the bar and protect ourselves. kriti: i want to ask about preparing for the midterm election. how are you making sure you were fortifying america's electoral system from these outside or potentially domestic cybersecurity threats? jen: it is the risk manager for election infrastructure security. we all know the federal government has not run elections. it is run by state and local of

jen shah will be sentenced in november. she faces up to 14 years in prison. mona, andrew. >> rhiannon, thank you. >>> former secretary of state condoleezza rice is adding to her sports portfolio. rice has joined the denver broncos' new ownership group. no word on her exact role. the university of denver alum served on the inaugural college football playoff committee. her father was a high school football coach in alabama. >>> coming up, the day amazon prime members have been waiting for all year. on this amazon prime day, why you might want to focus on everyday purchases rather than those big splurges. >>> and this happened. the man who just unofficially broke a world record for joggling. you're watching "world news now." scene 103, take one. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. my boyfriend doug. i thought we'd be on the same page about this and we're not. how do i know the way i'm going to respond to it? there's not that long term research out there yet. i don't want to be on the front line. but you're human. you're goi

>> well, and we didn't get a chance to ask jens about his namesake. at some point, again, you have central banks that don't have the kind of credibility. european banks, we talked about our banks, it broke to fresh lows. the question really is for the mull toy nationals. i looked at some of the big names. it was about rotation, but i think this really is a case where those companies with the strongest international franchises are the ones under the most pressure. young we priced this into the upcoming earning season. we'll hear about it time after time. dollar strength is death for multinationals. i'm not going to play dollar strength. i think you priced in an enormous amount of mismatch and you have to be careful. >> the question is have companies priced in this dollar strength. they came out with a filing boo citing fx impacts. imagine what the fx impacts are. victoria, how do we look at that playing into the earning season? >> they will use the dollar strength as part of the reason for their outlet bringing down those expectations. we've been waiti

jen?as wrong. i knew many people were harmed, and i'm so sorry. the plea agreement requiring shah to pay a total of $15 million with over $9 million to her victims and $6 million in forfeiture. >> and you go to the house, okay. hold on one second. >> reporter: during the reality show's second season last year cameras capturing the moment federal agents raided the "housewives" set. >> we're looking for jen shah. >> what ftype of vehicle was sh driving? what color? we need to speak to her. >> reporter: police arresting her later that day. for the last year shah stood firm maintaining her innocence even appearing on a youtube show last month defending her line of #freejenshah merchandise she was selling. >> free jen shah because she's innocent, because she's not guilty. >> reporter: shah's lawyers telling abc news, ms. shah is a good woman who crossed a line. she accepts full responsibility for her actions and deeply apologizes to all who have been harmed. ms. shah is also sorry for disappoin

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and former adviser to mitch mcconnell, scott jennings. welcome to you all.sman rooney, i want to start with you because for our viewers who may not remember, you had expressed some openness the very first time that former president trump was potentially facing legal jeopardy during the impeachment hearings. and then obviously you stepped down. you decided not to run for re-election. so, how do you view what we've heard from the committee so far and particularly the cipollone testimony. when you're thinking about it as a republican who is, you know, wondering like all of us, are other republicans going to be swayed by this? >> the reason i said i was open to hearing all the evidence about impeachment is as a business person i'm used to getting the facts together before i make a decision. and obviously trump didn't like that. and a lot of people didn't like it. and -- but i heard all the evidence, and i talked to two ex-white house counsels and they convinced me that it wasn't impeachable even though it was pathetic. >> fair enough. how does that experience ap

, jen? and so, you know, maybe that is going to be some sort of dramatic change. i thought, but definitely we're seeing it becoming much more a chinese city south change and because it's just across the border from said jen, is it disappointing for you as a journalist, as a reporter to spend so much time there to see hong kong go in this direction it is, i mean, i remember on the nice of the hand over itself, you know, talking to people. i was covering it in the one shy area which is the entertainment district and talking to people. and they sort of felt that they've been let down. and it was the same sense during the demonstrations that the people didn't felt that their voices weren't being her heard in any of these arguments. so yeah, i mean it, and in, on that level it's, it's a disappointment. and thank you very much for coming in before we go, here's a quick look at our top story. the south ukraine says at least 20 people have been killed in russia. missile strikes outside the port city

now jens boeing has really struggled to keep up with air bus after it's max 8 was involved in deadly crashes in 2018. 2019. now this delta deal is the latest in a series of $737.00 orders. does this mean boeing is finally moving past those crashes? well, chrissy, it definitely is around coming. you is so there is no doubt about it, especially as delta has not ordered any plane from boeing for quite some time. and the last figures order is about more than 10 years ago. and also what is quite the thing is that we see the big order. despite that those mac 10 played do not even have official approval yet in the united states. and there's still a certain chance that maybe boeing has to cancel the production all to get there. but now we have this big order in total. boeing has to more than 700 orders for those to 737, max to 10, a plane so. so that is definitely some good news, but yeah, it's going to take some time to fulfill those orders and the slim chance to make sure the that boy might not get the approval. and the next couple of months might be one reason why the stock of boeing actu

so, jen, really no surprise. how covid has been spreading. and for a number of years, number of us have been lucky that we haven't tested positive, but now have and now the president testing positive for covid. >> right, and to be honest, so many people just when you talk about president biden are surprised that he has been able to avoid this for so long. but we have to look at his medical condition and who he is. and then what we know about this virus and how covid behaves. as we know, he is 79 years old. his last presidential physical evaluation was done in november of 2021. he got very high marks from his personal physician. but we do know that he has some basic medical conditions, atrial fibrillation, some high cholesterol, some reflex. none puts anyone at a high risk, but his highest risk factor is his age. so that is why as you mentioned no surprise that he is being treated with the antiviral pill paxlovid, it has been shown in clinical trials to be 89% effective in reducing the risk of severe covid-19 illn

jen ashton on the air with me late this afternoon. dr. jen, thank you. >>> we turn now next to tonight's prime time hearing on the january 6th committee. this evening they'll focus on the 187 minutes they say inside the white house as rioters were tacking the capitol. they plan to lay out what the president did not do. in fact, some are calling it a dereliction of duty. one of the questions will the american people see outtakes of the president's videotape message the day after on january 7th? and what the former president allegedly wanted to sane stead. and the white house insiders who will testify tonight will carry it live at 8:00 p.m. eastern but what our chief washington correspondent has learned already tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the january 6th committee will aim to present a portrait of a presidential inaction and dereliction of duty, a his supporters broke past police ol. toy, pvi. the committee released this video of trump white house officials describing the scene in the west wing during the attack. >> was the president in

jen palmieri, let's play cassidy hutchinson. this is what she had to say about what was happening. >> tony described him as being irate. the president said something to the effect of i'm the effing president, take me up to the capitol now. the president reached up towards the front of the vehicle to grab at the steering wheel. mr. engel grabbed his arm and said, sir, you need to take your hand off the steering wheel. we're going back to the west wing. >> so, jen, you know her proximity and what she was told. you can imagine also there are occasions when someone might have -- somebody in the detail might have texted ornato even if they don't usually text and say you won't believe what's going on with the boss. >> yeah. i had the same job that cassidy hutchinson had for leon panetta when he was chief of staff. so you hear and see a lot and you get surprised how frank and candid senior staff are to you. there's a lot of venting that happens around that person. they're often the best source person in the white house. but, you know,

jen, thanks for jumping on for us.you. >>> so if you're just joining us it is the top of the hour, welcome, i'm yasmin vossoughian. you're watching msnbc following breaking news out of washington, d.c. we are now getting in as we've been following the story for the last 45 minutes the president, is, in fact, tested positive for covid-19. he has been boosted twice. the last booster he received was, in fact, on march 30th. we are being told he is experiencing mild symptoms doing quite well as we heard from the first lady who spoke to her

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jennings will host when the new season kicks off in september until january.er after that. the two will split hosting specials and tournaments. >>> and amelia earhart joins dwight eisenhower in representing kansas in statuary hall at the u.s. capitol. a statue of the groundbreaking aviator was unveiled yesterday. each state gets two statues. earhart is the 11th woman. she disappeared in 1937 on an attempted flight around the world. >> 85 years after she vanished, amelia earhart still inspires us. her legacy encourages us to pursue our dreams and shoot for the stars. >> amelia envisioned aviation a great equalizer and fought valiantly to close the gender gap. >> in 1932, she became the first woman to fly solo across the atlantic ocean. she was born 125 years ago. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," in our "pushing the limits" series, we'll meet an ex-con who qualified for the boston marathon while running laps in a prison yard while he was serving time. how he's making strides toward a better life now that he's a free man. i'm wendy gillette. this is the "cbs morn

jens stoltenberg said the summit what's at the cores of the alliance for the coming years.e added russia's invasion of ukraine had triggered a fundamental shift in nato's approach to defense. stoltenberg also said the member states will have to boost their military spending and what he called an increasingly unstable world. the u.s. president joe biden said the alliance is more united than ever and more galvanized, as well. here's a clip of what he said. >> mr. president, you are hosting a truly historic summit in a key moment in our alliance where russia's unprovoked invasion of ukraine has shattered peace in europe and shattered every norm since world war ii that's been in place. and i want to thank you personally, you, for your leadership. the transatlantic community has been and will continue to be the greatest strength and our response to russia -- in our response to russia, transatlantic security. >> the consequence of the russian invasion was to prompt sweden and finland to abandon their long-held not alliance status and apply for nato membership. they then faced opp

before i begin, i just want to thank our host, national press club president jen du -- jen judson. thank you so much for your kind words. and the national press club board of governors as well as my friends and labor warriors, liz shuler. thanks for coming and being here today. also our washington mid atlantic president, catherine. a little labor solidarity here. shout out to the club's union staff who made this day possible. [applause] thank you. i am the president of sag-aftra. that is the largest entertainment union in the world. and i am a proud member of the afl-cio. one of the great conundrums that i face as a labor leader is how do i stretch, producers, health fund contributions that basically increases by 3% a year, across all eligible member claims, one health costs in america on average increased by 6.5%. the answer is, i can't. it is completely unsustainable. our trustees have a tough time dealing with the elephant in that room. plus, the reserve that we have, has to be a short-term investment and that means it is a lower yield. this is not even a problem that you need.

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from sfo tom jen son nbc bay area news. >> i hope that happens.nk you. >>> a rash of attempted home burglaries and at least one is caught on tape. would-be burglars attempted to break into four homes and cars on sylvan avenue in san mateo. in one case the homeowner heard his gate opened, so he turned on his light. the burglar then decided to move on to the neighbor's home. tried to get in there instead. san mateo police are asking anyone with video or information to come forward. some safety tips, always lock your windows and doors, your cars as well. don't leave valuables insight. >>> a fairfield man is in jail tonight arrested in connection to a number of cold cases spanning more than 30 years. james ray gary was arrested tuesday after dna matched three cases together. police say he killed a union city woman in 1980 and a berkeley woman in 1986. but it wasn't until 2003 that evidence from the berkeley homicide was sent for dna analysis where it matched with evidence from the union city case. >> they come across as just an elderly man. but sadly

so jen goes, nasha is our national hero. the boy, like, you know, it was his pain. there are painful reminders everywhere, including right across the street from the market on ship. jenko square does nigi. everybody in bar jacket seems to know the story of this building. when russian shelling started, people took shelter inside its basement as they're supposed to do, but they were trapped by the rebel. for around a month, they cried out for food and water and people tried to bring it to them. snipers held them at bay. so there are feelings of helplessness and a fear that the war is following you. when it started this couple thought it would be over in days and never get close. she but celine with that, i do eve, but the apple is shelling from the russian multiple launch rockets system hit the playground where my wife and child were leave watching were so helpful. she got fragments in her leg. shell hola! moscow. the 3 or squall of yellowish i was sent to the hospital in jer, tamiya, and then she told me it was bombed. it was very difficult, psychologically difficult

this court in jennings mentioned one, parole under section 1182(d)(5). other is to return, rather than to detain, certain aliens under 1182(b)(2)(c). the fifth circuit concluded that the executive was not permitted to rescind mpp and thus to increase its total number of violations of section 1225(b)(2)(a)'s mandate in lieu of exercising that authority. if this court agrees, it need go no further. i welcome the court's questions. justice thomas: general stone, the -- i know there's not much briefing, but i would like your reaction to the 1252(f)(1) problem that we've discussed. mr. stone: certainly, your honor. in candor, i can only give general observations because united states confined that to a footnote and we viewed it as certainly 81 official - subject to final review inapplicable. that 1252(f)(1) specifically prohibits the district court from enjoining the operation or application of the -- of title 4 of the immigration and nationality act, our apa challenge is against their rescission of a program that would, in fact, exercise their powers underne

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, jen. and now some people say that this is an investment banker making a joke, but other people say it's a genuine government policy who knows. but, but certainly in terms of southern change and you know, this, eat this wonderful economic model in southern china, just across the border from hong kong is very much how beijing sees hong kong developing. so i think 25 years, we're going to see hong kong as a much more mainland china city, clinical and are china and hong kong expert. thank you very much. abandon some single use. plastics has come into force in india today. part of a government plan to reduce pollution. india is the world's 2nd biggest producer of classic waste. after the united states, plastic pollution has doubled over the past 5 years. all correspondence, maria chandry has this report. india plastic problem is massive. the environment when it's t says indians generate 3 and a half 1000000 tons of plastic with a year. experts said the actual figure is much more that plastic pr

nato's secretary general, jens stoltenberg, insisted that ukraine must prevail as an independent stateplain, usually a place where british troops train. now, those in ukrainian uniforms are here, too, being taught how to use the weapons and equipment being given to them by the uk. this as the prime minister, at the end of the nato summit in madrid, promised more money to help ukraine further. the best way for us to win the argument around the world about our values is for the ukrainians to win. and that's why i'm pleased today that we've announced another billion pounds�* worth of military support. so, prime minister, what is the overall objective of the uk's help and strategy for ukraine? we want to give them the means to repel the russians, to expel the russians from the territory that they have occupied, because that is the right thing under international law. this gathering of the world's biggest defence alliance has had a sense of urgency — even emergency. an invasion in europe, a hostile russia, an ongoing war without obvious end — huge human suffering, profound global economic c

, jen, and i know some people say that this is an investment banker making a joke, but other people say it's a genuine government policy who knows. but, but certainly in terms of southern change and you know, this wonderful economic model in southern china just across the border from hong kong is very much how beijing sees hong kong developing. so i think it 25 years, we're going to see hong kong as a much more mainland china city, clinical, and our china and hong kong expert. thank you very much. for decades, germany has struggled to own up to his colonial history history in africa. one aspect of that is stolen cultural artifacts, which are now on display at several german museums, a collection known as the benign bronzes. our case, our case in point, the british sold them throughout europe in the 19th century. now berlin is to sign a deal formally recognizing the pieces as property of nigeria. at the center of the colonialism debate in germany, the pending bruncess, in 1897 british forces looted thousands of the art treasures from the royal palace in been martin de nigeria. many ended

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jen, we appreciate having you this sunday.u will not defend the abortion ban in court that could potentially come up in georgia. what do you make of the argument you're neglecting your job if you don't follow the letter of the law? >> well, good morning, thank you for having me. i think we need to look at it this way, the way i look at my job is to actually protect the constitutional rights of the citizens of this state, and we're not just talking about the u.s. constitution, i think more specifically and specifically for me this really is about the rights of all georgians of the georgia constitution. so while i would not defend hb 481, the abortion ban here, i absolutely would challenge it because i think if you look at our constitution, the language, the history, and the right to privacy that has been upheld over and over and over at the state level, that hb 481 is not going to be able to make it over the line when it comes just to a basic georgia constitutional analysis. i believe that is the job of the attorney general. >>

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think people will want to repeat this father who left the family when she was a child according to jen long time, as the ex-husband of brad pitt who gave her an incredibly generous gift, as the resilient jennifer who everyone used to regret manages to remain optimistic we will tell in the news show business. 88 year old john aniston yanis anastasakis, born on the greek island of crete, is the star of american soap operas , his most famous role in the tv series days of our lives, where he has been filming, since the eighty-fifth year until now , the emmy award for a long career on television has been presented to him in video congratulations by the famous daughter jennifer aniston how was she joking? name any soap opera and he was definitely in it. by the way, the show "days of our lives" was also mentioned in the most famous series, where jennifer herself played friends according to the script. there received the coveted role of one of joey's friends with the guys, but jen's relationship with his father was not always cloudless, parents often quarreled, and when jennifer was nine, john

-- jens e. -- gen-z.ck in the 19705, i think you can see the outline goes up to december. now we are overshooting this by july. so, there's only so long if you're a republican where you can deny the facts, which 5ay you're a republican where you can deny the facts, which say that we are burning too much and using too much and need to get a grip.- much and need to get a grip. yeah, another pretty _ much and need to get a grip. yeah, another pretty stark _ much and need to get a grip. yeah, another pretty stark illustration i much and need to get a grip. yeah, another pretty stark illustration of i another pretty stark illustration of the emergency we are facing. i think what's _ the emergency we are facing. i think what's fascinating is this bill is called the inflation reduction act. in called the inflation reduction act. in the _ called the inflation reduction act. in the uk, — called the inflation reduction act. in the uk, there's no way you can -et in the uk, there's no way you can get away— in the uk,

jens nordtveit, tim, i'll go to you since you're the ambassador. when it comes to the em, when it comes to parts of europe, where are you most concerned about right now? >> i'm very concerned about europe and only two other times in the history is inflation- adjusted dollar ever been this strong against core trading partners. 2002, where jens is referring to, and back to 1985. but those are moments where something was breaking. we are at a place here where the dollar is going to force pain and although a lot of em currencies have made adjustments, and they are floating freely, and have not been afraid to revalue multiple times in the last five years. look at the mexican peso. look at levels on the brazilian real. forget about the russian ruble. look at the turkish lira. these are conditions where we've seen this over the last four or five years, but there's no question to me, europe's pain is something we are just getting going. we talked so much about the currency translation into this earnings season but we forgot about the eu as the second large

ben and jen, they recently announced their engagement just a couple months ago.r engagement ring, this green diamond. >> she has every other color. i mean, green is all that's left. >> let's be honest. >> the first ben ring was pink diamond. marc anthony's was blue. a-rod's was yellow. then she's got two diamonds from the first marriages. >> the question is, does she keep them? >> she keeps them. she keeps them. let's be honest. >> and also, this. jennifer -- >> what's happening? >> that's her in her bed showing off her wedding ring, understated compared to the green engagement ring. we do know this, she has taken ben affleck's last name. she's now jennifer affleck. i don't know if she's going to change her instagram handle just yet, but exciting. people seem to be happy for them. she said love, it's meant to be. she's so happy they were 20 years patient. >> and they got a lot of practice. >> thank you, chloe. >> we're just months away from the midterm elections, and the president's low approval rating is dragging down democrats. "the lead" with jake tapper has n

john, his lords, the rocket taking a new mod you'll to it's jen going space station took off from the island province of high nan denton. marina now has more blasting off on a mission to earth orbit. this rocket is carrying a laboratory module, one of 2 outstanding components of china's space station. when the final piece is launched later this year, jen gong will be fully operational. china has made some fissions clear it wants to catch up with us russia to become a powerhouse in space. technology and the figures are really startling, and the americans are still by far the world leaders in the number of rockets that they launched. but china is catching all very, very quickly. they're now also aiming have a human presence in space, which has 2 purposes. one scientific. but the other of course, is prestige. the project has enormous political significance. you can see it's been a priority for president she pangs, he's for billions of dollars into china space program and the completion of ch angle, which is set to coincide with another milestone. on his 10th year in office. china's goals

jen, thanks for jumping on for us. good to talk to you. >>> so if you're just joining us it is the top of the hour, welcome, i'm yasmin vossoughian. you're watching msnbc following breaking news out of washington, d.c. we are now getting in as we've been following the story for the last 45 minutes the president, is, in fact, tested positive for covid-19. he has been boosted twice. the last booster he received was, in fact, on march 30th. we are being told he is experiencing mild symptoms doing quite well as we heard from the first lady who spoke to her husband earlier on today. he's currently getting treatment with paxlovid as we hear that and that is to reduce the likelihood that, in fact, he would be hospitalized or have more severe symptoms from covid. the first lady has tested negative as well. the vice president has been informed of the president's positive test as well so following this breaking news story out of washington and, of course, the fallout from all of this because the president has an incredibly busy

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hi, jen.ots of folks who are growing grassroots organizations that we have to support, because that work will reach the heart of the communities we need to win. [applause] >> i think we have room for two more questions. feel free to answer, this one is not specific. we all know what happens on the state and local level, from school boards to state houses, it could have a big impact on our day-to-day life. hearing us to see, have you noticed donors and foundations investing in state and local races more, especially given the rash of terrible legislation from voter suppression to abortion bans to anti-lgbt bills that have been an active over the last few years, specifically? >> not enough. that's my very short answer. yes, we do see people starting to realize there are battles to be spot at the state level, and talk about long term, if we want to fix the systems that are rigged for conservatives, systems that control our voting rights, systems that control all kinds of stuff we care about, then

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or, as i prefer, "bennifer 2: jen-flecktric boogaffleck." and they didn't need some big splashy wedding. they did it their way, by marrying quietly in las vegas. it was very intimate. in fact, ben did all the catering. jen explained just how normal their vegas wedding was, saying, "we stood in line for a license with four other couples." can you imagine being one of those other couples? "the chapel was nice, but their elvis impersonator looked like ben affleck." ben's good buddy matt damon wasn't at the ceremony, but he did send an inspirational wedding toast on video. >> fortune favors your marriage. >> stephen: we've got a great show for you tonight! my guest is billy crystal, and i'll be baking with paul hollywood. but when we come back, are we about to go to war with canada, over me? stick around to find oot. say hello, louis and everybody, right over there. hello, louis, how are you, welcome back. >> how was your break. >> it was wonderful. >> stephen: what did you do? >> i slepts for two days and i recorded an album. >> stephen: wow, w