jim gaffigan. jim gaffigan, you're in the new movie "linoleum." an astronaut plays into this. set this up. i love movies you can watch and then you'll have a conversation about later. i love an entertainment but i also love a movie where you turn to the person you saw the movie with and you're like , was this about that or was that this? this movie is about a guy who always dreamed of being an astronaut. >> stephen: and that's you. >> jim: that's played by me and he eventually has a childhood, a kid's show for science. >> stephen: mr. wizard. >> stephen: he's a mr. wizard. >> jim: or bill nye. he gets replaced on his own show by someone who looks identical to him, also played by me. this all makes sense. and then a rocket lands in his backyard and he decides to build his own rocket so we can go to outer space. now, i know that sounds simple. that's some of what the movie is about. but really the movie is largely about, i mean, i think it's a love story, because it's about relationships. but it's also about our memories and what we remember. i don't know. i think it's a pretty

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humor from jim gaffigan and more this sunday morning for the 9th of july, 2023.e back in a moment. >>> grilled, fried or broiled, we love our chicken. now comes word of an innovation cooked up in a lab that's good news for everyone, especially the chicken. here's allison aubrey of npr. >> reporter: for thousands of years humans have slaughtered animals for meat. but dr. uma valeti dreamt of a different way. >> you don't have to kill a chicken to eat chicken. >> reporter: he figured out how to grow meat directly from animal cells. it's completely different from beyond meat or impossible, which are made from plant-based ingredients, including vegetable proteins. rzer. >> this is real meat. no compromise. made in front of you. >> reporter: so you grew this chicken in these tanks behind us? >> yes. >> reporter: without ever slaughtering a chicken? >> you could ask me that 1,000 times and the answer is yes, yes, yes, we grow it right here. >> reporter: his company, upside foods, just received clearance from the usda to start sell their meat made at this production cen

. >> and during the third hour, our buddy jim gaffigan dropping by he has a new special to talk about. >> it is it is. let's show you how hot it is and where the sun is going to shine. hot and humid conditions in the gulf look for wet weather making way through the northeast and mid atlantic states. more sunshine out west tomorrow those storms move into the great lakes. we're looking at record highs in the southwest. sunshine along the western coast. sunny skies but the heat continues through the gulf coast into the central mississippi river valley >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's going to be hot for the inland valleys, especially for the tri-valley, headed for the low 90s today. it's still going to be mild for the peninsula with upper 70s and slightly warmer for the south bay with mid to upper 80s. for the east bay, it's going to be mild, temperatures up to 80 degrees. san francisco will reach the 60s. we'll see more weather. >> it sure is, al. thank you. >>> coming up next, opera in the ozarks harry smith discovered by young singers are flocking to arkansas he has