jesus christ, being sinless, came to receive baptism from john like all other people. at first i did not dare to baptize christ, but then i obeyed the call of the savior, as soon as christ descended the waters of the jordan, the heavens opened, and he saw the spirit of god, which descended on christ in the form of a dove. and from heaven i heard the voice of god the father, this is the son, my beloved, in whom i am well pleased . the holiday that we are celebrating today has another name, the epiphany , because at the baptism of the savior, one, the almighty god, the creator of heaven and earth, first revealed himself to people in three forms. god the father in the voice of his bosses, the son of baptism in jordan and the holy spirit by the descent of the physicist, therefore, in the baptismal service. the church tells us that on this day the trinity was opened to worship. both sinners and christ plunged into the jordan. but for the first it was baptism, repentance and forgiveness. people went to the ordan to wash and sin. christ entered the jordan to illuminate in one

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earlier this month the government lifted a van imposed by former president john like a fully incentive history. and a palestinian man has been shot dead by an is really settler. and the occupied westbank video footage, posted on line appears to show him chasing a settler with then stopped and shot him as really forces say he was shot to prevent a stabbing canada will help guy piece talks between camera rooms, government john separatists and it's english speaking regions more than 6000 people have been killed in the conflict that escalated in 2017 witnesses in the region and say, troops from neighboring eritrea. i have started withdrawing from several areas. the presence of era tray and troops in the region had been seen as a major challenge to a piece deal sign between the government. anti great forces. more news at the top of the hour on al jazeera up next. that's people and power. bye bye. mm. ah ah the in the aftermath of me and most ministry to in 2021000 the pro democracy activists took a bombs fleeing into the countryside to link up with the concerns and fight back against the re

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we need to get competent people in there, meaning people like me, john, the second i'm waiting here. ready? ready. you know, to suit up like my grandfather in the cause of my nation. it's critical. i mean, he really, really wants to participate, but he's not in seward's network and the way patronage works in washington even though. he's very close to sumner and chase they have their own people from their own to take care of. and so. john jay, the second sort of sits in this position where he feels he has a lot to give, a lot to contribute, and mostly what he gets from seward when when john jay the second makes all these suggestions is, don't worry, we got it you know, thank you for that. you know, kind of like what you get when you write your i write my congressman, you know you know thank you for sharing that but but but we've got this and it's pretty agonizing because john jay, the second actually is right that it's absolutely essential both in terms of the principles of the war and the conduct of the war that african-american soldiers need to be in the army. he's there well before

>> wanda: it will be like john wick is like they killed her edges!i will play whatever character. >> wanda: you are fancy! i know how it goes. so recently there was a headline, right, where you said, i quote, "black movies and black famous only hold us back." >> yes. >> wanda: do you want to clear that shit up? >> that's not written correctly! >> wanda: you know how it goes because they take one headline and turn it into something. >> read that again, how much time you got? >> wanda: terms like black movies and black famous only hold us back. >> so what i mean by that -- you know what i mean. >> wanda: i know, but go ahead. for them. >> for the white people in the audience... [laughter] [applause] what i mean by that is if we continue to practice this idea of separatism we continue to divide. [applause] and i will always and forever hold my fist up because i understand the experience. but i also believe that the more we understand about one another and the more accepting we are of one another, this thing called art should be representative of all of

john: correct. i did not know that at all. david: what was it like coming back? there people cheering for you when you came back to morgan stanley? john: you have seen the film. [laughs] yes. david: for young people looking for a career, would you recommend a wall street career today? john: david, there are not many jobs you can have as a young individual where you are always , always learning. ♪ david: so how did you build morgan stanley? were you focused on underwriting? john: i focused on what we did really well and what we did really well was build relationships with corporations, ceos. we were either number one or number two every year so that was very important. and then we set look, if we are going to be doing this and having these wonderful relationships, let's move in and become a very active securities business. so we ended up building a very large platform at the institutional level and over time, with dean witter you had the retail so we really focused on being an institutional firm with a very strong retail base. >> david: your predecessor was isolat

like in most countries, john pallets typically need permits to fly in germany and girls are prohibited in the vicinity of military compounds, government buildings and larger research institutions. the highest hog building and berlin has a jo, no fly zone with a radius of more than 5 kilometers unless you get a special permit. but if you think that sounds drake, just listen to this in morocco, algeria, cuba and belize, flying a drone is forbidden, entirely, even possessing one could get you arrested. and some of those countries, and many jones don't even need a person at the controls anymore. it's a trend worth keeping an eye on in the future. drones that can fly a ton of mosley will be assigned more and more tasks like delivering medication or searching for missing persons in a forest. these types of drones are made possible by intelligent algorithms that process data from the camera integrated position sensors and gps. the drones a i condemned, determine which objects to avoid while in beer similar to human drone pilots. the i trains 1st in a simulator such as the one microsoft develo

the top john pilots like alex vanover from the u. s. or reset it. so from italy anal stars outside the scene, to feeder peloton the middle of many successful pilots in the cinema world. and originally came from the racing world. thank you because that's where they could train and develop their skills fees. cochran, your mental status. a big part of l, like as far as a certain stress and pressure to perform when you're racing on a fossil by an attrition, give us the hon on that experience. it could be very helpful on a film set us as an am vincent to resolve. and thanks jeff newman, i would good walk at p. v. drones are also increasingly used by hobby drone pilot. most drone manufacturers offer models that will lend that f p v. feeling to your vacation chart at speeds of up to 100 and kilometers per hour. they're not as fast as traditional racing drones, but they still allow for exciting and daring maneuvers. beginners can 1st practices safe mode and if things start getting too risky, there's an emergency stop button. if you're now day dreaming of ta

john, thank you for that. well, the best thing you can do like john has been talking about >> is get out there today.mes. 22 minutes. crockett down towards the maze. low 5, 18, 80. you're taking 24 walnut creek down to 5.80. it's going to take about 13 minutes. traffic has been fairly light for the most part, 13 minutes. mace to that fremont street exit richmond center fell bridge tolls to one on one about a nine-minute pride heading up 1, 0, 1, 37 minutes. that's 85 in low park. 2, 80 82 both moving at the limit. both moving nicely and stanley down towards ville. pete us, it's going to take about 28 minutes to make that ride darya. james, back to you. thank 7.50, new year means new laws and some of those will affect your life and your wallet? sandra mitchell takes a closer look. >> from walking and driving to what we get paid for work. california has almost 1000 new laws this year. no more looking for a crosswalk. it is now legal to jaywalk. officers cannot give out tickets anymore unless there's imminent danger of a crash. drivers involved in street racing more than 100 miles per hour or street tak

it's like dominoes. john wright, you have right now. oakland is one of those spots that cnn from oakland on up through emeryville and berkeley, some heavy pockets of rain and they're very intense rainfall right around uc berkeley right now. in fact. >> so working people and that's walking around campus. really hope you got those umbrellas are just downright got inside. your forecast is ahead. yeah. that'll they can run really fast indoors because that's what you should do right now. >> if you can delay your travel, do so in 2 weeks, dry travel, do so in 2 weeks, dry out later on in th after my car accident, travel, do so in 2 weeks, dry out latei wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. is your accident case worth more than insurance offered? call the barnes firm now to find out. you might be surprised. >> okay. we're back at 9.41. kwik fit a bay area. business news. twitter announcing that it is going to be cutting more of its staff. the latest dismissals involve the company's trust and safety team

like you. thank you. john: good evening.sident biden is making his first visit to the southern border as president today, after two years of republican criticism that he's soft on border security. he's in el paso, texas, meeting with border officials to talk about migration and drug trafficking. the trip comes just days after the president announced policies designed to discourage migrants from seeking asylum at the border. last year, more than 2 million people were apprehended at the southern border. white house correspondent laura barron-lopez is here. why now? the republicans have been taunting him for two years about going to the border. why now? reporter: the white house says the strip is because the president wants to see firsthand migration enforcement, he wants to firsthand see how many migrants are coming to el paso. he stopped at the bridge of the americas, one of the busiest ports of entry on the u.s.-mexico border. but of course, the timing is key here. he's doing this at the start of his third year in the white

it really feels right now, john, like this is just a chance for prosecutors to almost have their daycourt, you know, when you have a defendant who is a celebrity, it adds a little something to your resume, and that does distort the death of halyna hutchins, it truly does and i read her husband, not only did they settle the civil suit, he is now going to be executive producer on "rust" which they want to continue to film, which means he'll get more money if that film is successful to assist with his family now that he doesn't have a wife. this is odd all the way around when you look at it 360. >> john: it's extraordinary the way that hollywood works, that they would make the movie after the tragedy happened but it could increase the box office revenues and therefore accrue more value to the family of halyna hutchins. sometimes you just got to shake your head. judge janine, by the way, is going to be interviewing on "the five" the prosecutor involved in this, andrea reed. a quick little look this afternoon. >> we've heard that there were real problems on the set, including discharges o

like you. thank you. john: good evening, there is finally a speaker of the house of representative. kevin mccarthy was elected earlier this morning on the 15th try. the motions before the civil war. >> congratulations. john: has victory came after he fell one vote short on the 14th try, he confronted matt gaetz and lowenberg are -- lauren boebert. tempers flared. at one point, mike rogers had to be restrained. after winning the post that had eluded him for years, mccarthy outlined a conservative agenda that included investigations of the biden administration. >> we will hold the swamp accountable from the withdraw of afghanistan to the origins of covid, to the weaponization of the fbi. let me be very clear. we will use the power of the parts in the power of the subpoena to get the job done. [applause] john: later, he credited a key backer for helping them across the finish line. i want to thank president trump. nothing anyone should doubt his influence. all members will raise their right hand. john: clear the way to formally assemble congress as house members took the oath of office

as far as protests go, john, not clear if any are going to happen this evening or the coming days, but the family says if there are any protests they would like for them to be peaceful, john. >> john: do we think the bodycam video will ever be released? >> yes, well, at the press conference yesterday attorney ben crump said the tbi and the fbi promised the family that in the next week or so that the bodycam video would be released publicly. they said that they promise that they told the family they really want to conduct a thorough investigation and don't want to leave any holes in their investigation, so they are withholding the bodycam video until their investigation is concluded, john. >> john: might inflame the situation once it does come out. charles watson, thank you. >> sandra: a growing animosity against houses of worship in this country spreading alarmingly fast, coast to coast, according to a new report. a tracker from catholic vote shows nearly 300 attacks on u.s. catholic churches since may of 2020. more than 100 coming since the leak of the federal decision to ban abortion rights. jonathan joins us now. former priest and fox news

>> reporter: john like brandon was saying in that interview, he had to intervene. people call him a hero. they've been applauding his courage, but he also said in that interview to abc that the real courage now has to be shared with the family and friends of the victims, of people injured. we are now learning the names of two of those victims from the l.a. coroner's office. 65-year-old my nhan and 63-year-old lilan li. five more not identified ages in 6 60s and 70s.flowers. clearly this community completely shaken. as you said, during a celebratory weekend. not just the city's public festival in the streets but at private homes and businesses celebrating the lunar new year. businesses like the star dance ballroom here, and we are actually learning that the suspect, 72-year-old huu can tran, was a regular at this ballroom, according to his ex-wife. his ex-wife told cnn he actually gave formal dance lessons they met here. saw her dancing offered free lessons and they married shortly after. the question everyone asks, why did he do this? still no clear motive but issu

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sidewalk. >> i was thinking of going back to try and find people from my office, but it was chaos, so john's likesee people jumping from the top of the world trade center. linda. >> it was unbelievable in there. there's guys still trapped we couldn't get to. >> i'm just gonna add to the chaos and the trauma of the day by saying that a large plane has now crashed about 80 miles southeast of pittsburgh. >> we don't know where their destination was, what their target was. we can only presume, we can only guess that they were short of the target. >> it would never be the same for george w. bush. from that moment on, he would never again have the bandwidth to think primarily about domestic problems. >> by september, he still wasn't seen as a heavyweight. there were still questions, even from republicans who liked him. could he handle this job if something big happened? and then something big happened. but in the early weeks of the crisis, george w. bush proves to be incredibly effective. >> this nation stands with the good people of new york city as we mourn the loss of thousands of our citizens. >> g

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john: how much water does an atmospheric river really hold? >> if you slice across one and think of it, it's the equivalent of 25 mississippi rivers. a big one likear about terms like atmospheric river, we hear pineapple express because this starts in hawaii. we know we're in a la nina year now. it's supposed to be dry in california. why is this happening? >> these storms can disrupt the relationship with la nina and rain in california. this condition is doing that. >> so how long do we expect this will last? >> well, it's hard to tell for sure. the next few days look active still. there's indications for the few days after that. there may be continued activity. we don't really know beyond a couple weeks what will come. but we do know it can shut down like it did last year, december, january, february, martha were super dry after the wettest december on record. we're humble in recognizing we don't know what will come that far out. if we get normal precipitation, we'll end up for the rest of the year above normal. mother nature will decide the fate of water supply and flood in the region. >> we see this damage being brought by this water coming in

it fueled some of the campaign that help senators like john fetterman get elected.ers of the house running in support of john fetterman saying if we can get someone like that in the senate we won't hinge every vote on senator sandra and senator manchin. ana know your question was more about, it does so much matter, so much a part of this. his hand out immediate early criticizing her after votes, after party switch. you could feel in the tone of those messages he was wanting a challenge. and planned to run against her. she was seen. especially getting rid of the filibuster which many democrats stood in the way of the tiled checks child tax credit. the crowd the congressman is speaking to in his announcement. if you are upset about the child tax credit not contending if you are upset we can't get rid of the filibuster and enshrine a roe v wade he's going to take blue-collar argument to arizonans going to definitely be interesting to watch. his announcement that's been anticipated for weeks. it follows actually a lot of movement we have seen with announcements lately c

. >> john, thanks for having me. it sound like to me that senator warner and the others on that committee do not want to see joe biden run for a second term. that's what this is, and i believe there are several in the leadership in the democrat party that realize that joe biden is not fit to be the president for the next six years. and it's just not going to happen. so i think there are people in the party that would like to see the republicans investigate the biden family and kick him out of that race in 2024 because they want an alternate candidate. the democrat party does not want to see joe biden be the nominee. now, i want to send joe biden 25 bucks, i want him to be the nominee. >> john: without any kind of a damage assessment, it's difficult to know what these documents were all about, and what kind of risk to national security their presence in an unsecure location might be, particularly the connection between these documents and hunter biden's business dealings. miranda devine in "the new york post" said one of the emails

john's back was at one point looked horrible. it had a lot of bites on it. i even told him, dude, you look really sick. you don't even look likehe didn't eat, he didn't drink water. >> true? impossible to know, but that was her story. eventually, said samantha, they found a place to hold up. mcafee died as air and whenever he needed to venture out into the open, he donned a disguise. >> he pretended he was a couple guy back. dyed his hair white. a beard. put on the hat, glasses. whatever it would take for a safety, he would do. >> nobody recognized him? >> no one ever recognized him. >> according to her, it was her uncle, the lawyer, who arranged of her and mcafee smuggled out of belize by taxicab to punta gorda and then by boat to guatemala. >> it has been an adventure for me, yet disturbing. because i don't like to leave my house. it makes me sick. >> you don't feel well? >> i don't. >> john mcafee wasn't exactly feeling on top of the world either, it seemed. first, a guatemalan judge summarily dismissed his position for political asylum, and then the guatemalan police took him into custody. not as a murder suspect, but on t

like after historically wet start to january. we are ending the month much drier and much sunnier reyna. john, thank you for that. will pretty light if you are traveling along highway? 24. >> walnut creek down to like john mentioned early commuters. you're definitely the best of the traffic commute is still pretty much green across our map along highway 13, traveling to the city, saw reports of an accident right here, westbound at the toll plaza. but drive times are not going up because of that. so they're probably going to able quickly clear that 10 minutes traveling into the city, a richmond sandra fell bridge tolls to 1, 1, a 7 minute ride should traveling at a richmond, the south bay 1, 0, one, 30 minutes. 85 apart. 2, 80 82 to 37. all putting you at the limit. 8.80, cilantro down towards milpitas. 21 minutes traveling along 5.80, livermore. hey, we're things are moving really nicely story. james, back to you. thank you. rae now five-fifty and the world is mourning the sudden and shocking death of lisa marie presley. the only child of elvis presley, the king of rock and roll himself. now she suffered. we're to

it was like the invasion have in 2002 when as i saw your main sense of like john, like the you center back that women center stories, some kill. and it's by change the way, in fact to banish genie into bondage that is this sense to stop defending them and that, and now we talk about most of them. in fact best buy is what we talked about 10 best. obviously we lose them in this that and this invasion and this is a fact that just happened to go to and this is case jeanine. what's the, what's the size of your patients? because in the face of that miserable, no hope. hope i'm hopeful any. it goes by the government when we think sometime when it's done, but instead of it all of them being in a blog, most of them. let me, let me ask you about the incident that's been happening this morning. we have of course, over the last few weeks had several incidents like this. was there any warning or indication, given that this raid was going to take place? in fact, no, not knowing, you know, we expect to be honest. we expect baby genie. and i said some people, some people, it's not about warning befor

like you. thank you. john: good evening. i'm john yang.redominantly asian community of monterey park, california, east of los angeles, awoke to tragedy on this lunar new year. saturday night, a gunman massacred at least ten people at a ballroom dance studio. at least ten others were taken to hospitals, some in critical condition. it's the deadliest mass shooting in thenited states since the last may's uvalde, texas, school massacre. late today, authorities released photos of the n believed to be the gunman, but many questions remain. he remains at large and many questions remain unanswered, including a motive. an all too familiar scene. victims loaded into ambulances, police tape stretched across darkened streets, and as light dawned, fbi agents working the scene. this is the 33rd mass shooting in the united states this year, not even a month old. >> it's very surpring, shocking, to hear that sething like this went on in not only a small city, but my city, that you never think it would happen to your town or something like that. john: poli

hey, john, i know everyone's like weight. should we be done with the drought? should we get all these waters frictions lifted? you understand the caution because even after these weeks of rainfall like lisa, i got to do is remember last year and how we dry out for the rest of the season. and we do have a very wet weekend upon us. but after that, >> we actually do have a bit of a drier period, which at this point is kind of needed what we do have a right on our doorstep right now. it's knocking on the doorstep is our next system. you can see the winds picking up ahead of it right at the embarcadero and rainfall really mostly still sitting offshore. but that heavier line right there already starting to impact coastal marine and sonoma counties. then nothing really but sprinkles for the rest of us as of yet. but there is that line that's about to be pushing in. and that is what is going to open the storm door for us door that remains open over the next several days. so this morning, heavy rain and pockets will see the heavier rain and stronger winds arriving tomor

you've got big beasts like john bolton saying turkey should be kicked out of the alliance altogether. what would be the consequences of that happening of turkey leaving natal if that were a possibility? oh, i think the most important part of your question was if that was a possibility there, there is no mechanism inside of nato to remove any member. and i don't believe that any type of mechanism will be created to move remove any member. but let's say hypothetically, speaking, that was removed from data. i think it would have huge random at 1st of all, nato would be losing it, the 2nd largest army, it would be losing a he geographic actor, regional actor. and if you did the nato, it will look for another ally to fulfill that void inside of its national security . understand, you know, look or new defense department. so i think we does the work that that's a need to get, you know, well, being officials like john bolton, you cite the statement. these are just narrative is very well the rules and regulations the meeting is very well. the national security objectives inside of the baton p

i couldn't believe my eyes, friend say john, i like to paint job and watch soap operas. the family says she used to help her sick mother. now, they're all facing life without her job. i would have turned 16 date for this month . instead of her birthday party, family and friends gathered for her you rights organization defense for children international because more than 25 percent of palestinians killed by israeli forces in new york. you fight with bank this year with children. many like at home see their friends and family members being killed and fear they'll be next a oh i. ringback those children hungry, many of them on hungry, many of them are feeling cold in the needs are growing at the very, very up to pace. and unfortunately our funding is not matching the growing needs. tell us about the says on the sort of, sort of a one big deal. i got a little girl however you ah, that was easy. but she, mccann and whatnot. ah, but an actual estimate you mind giving me the good news, what nano put, and when do, what did you want to opt out? ah, generations of palestinians hav

code, but as it progressed up to the superintendent they ended up saying like actually banning religious speech all together. >> johnonfronted the school board about it, they sent you a policy. you say the policy looked like it had been modified shortly before they sent it to you? >> yes. they -- when they sent it to me i kind of just got curious, i guess the lord i felt was working on me, and i actually found the original document on their district site, it was just archived, and then the lord is like ok, you still got to keep looking, there is something else to this, jennifer, and looked at the meta data on the document that the superintendent had sent me and it said he had modified it 30 minutes prior to sending it to me, and the only -- the only difference was -- >> john: that led you o he oh that led you to believe they modified the mask mandate or at least the language regarding masks just for the sole purposes of telling you lydia was not able to do it. so, you and the alliance defending freedom decided you were going to take it to court. why did you take that step, why did you feel it was necessary to take t

like yale. susan: perhaps the book is not a eulogy after all? johnyou are pushing me to be more optimistic than i usually am, so thank you for that. susan: that is it for our hour together. tell people about your book. i should also mention, in the appendix you have a letter to high school seniors and also a letter to high school educators with specifics about your message on the liberal arts. the book is called "the death of learning, how american education has failed our students and what to do about it." dr. john agresto, thanks for spending time with us. john: thank you so much. bye bye. ♪ >> all q&a programs are available on our website or at the podcast on our c-span now app. >> c-span's washington journal, every day we take your call live on the air on the news of the day and discussed policy issues that impact you. on a morning, david barker director of the american university center talks about the 118th congress and prospects for divided government. thence senior fellow at the american enterprise institute on the history of divided governme

they are that chill and because i'm opposite i'm like -- >> john especially. >> kelly: john especiallyg the information out. i feel like you're a patient died and that will serve you well because you will need it. >> yeah, she hasn't started walking yet but i'm sure when she does it's going to be patients and comfortable shoes because i will be running after her. >> kelly: 100% and getting old because you turned 30 last year. if you need dr. scholl's. >> i've got insoles in my shoes right now. >> kelly: when you turn 30, did you do a big thing? >> we did, we went to my favorite place in the world to a golf spot in scottsdale, arizona. had some frien

: i don't know. >> john: i could retire today. >> sandra: so you are a fan, ok. >> john: yeah, no, totally a fan. i like on vacation, leave them alone. >> sandra: all right, well i'll expect it from you, john. i say you can never bother me, reach out any time. with technology i can shut it off if i want to. >> john: you can, and people are like why didn't you answer your call, answer your email. did you get that email i sent you at 3:00 in the morning. >> sandra: you've sold me on it, i'm a fan now. on to one of our top stories, critics calling out the white house for waiting two months to reveal how top secret documents were found at then vice president biden's private office. harold ford, jr., co-host of "the five," and garrett ventry. all right, love having you both here. >> suzanne called me, i would answer the phone. >> i will pick up my phone any time. >> sandra: how do you think your party is handling this, and why is there not more democrats saying we have some serious questions what went down here and when the president knew it and when he shared it obviously with others. >> i think a lot of de

conditions are light like john mentioned out there, crockett down a 60 minutes. >> traveling along 6.80. so that means traffic is really like this morning. if you're taking 24 walnut creek down to 5.80, just under 15 minutes. bay bridge right now. 9 minutes into the city this morning may so that fremont street exit a richmond sandra fell bridge puts us at about 7 minutes tolls to 101. there. our san mateo bridge, 80 to 1, 0, 1, 13 minutes heading across towards the peninsula. and if you are taking the golden gate bridge, 37 to the tolls, it's going to take about 20 minutes darya. james, back to you 5.33. and let's get back to the breaking news, which is that computer outage with the faa delaying flights nationwide. fact, they're trying to fix >> word that some resolution is beginning to happen. but the domino effect is already begun to kron four's. michael thomas is standing by live at sfo with the latest on the situation there. michael. >> hi, good morning, everyone. you know, lots going on this morning. lots to unpack. mou know, the federal aviation administration known as the faa, th

"yo, john, give me your lunch money. and i was likeah, yeah. how about jerry lewis. "don't hit me, don't hit me, crazy louie. and i'd be like, "whoa, whoa, dean whoa, whoa you won't hurt john, would you? >> jimmy: "you wouldn't do that to john. >> "oh, my god, he does it well." >> jimmy: "you do it as well, too. >> "not as good. [ laughter ] oh, my god, did they beat you up, too? >> jimmy: yeah, of course. i got bullied all the time you have one of the coolest first roles ever that i think anyone that's ever been on the show you were an extra -- an extra extra. >> oh, you've got a picture? >> jimmy: oh yeah. you were in madonna's "borderline" video >> well, barely. i'm so in the background i'm blurry [ laughter and applause in the red track suit. >> jimmy: wow, that is rad >> oh, my god, i was so excited to be there because i had heard that madonna liked latin guys. [ laughter ] so, this is like latin tinder back in the day. you just show up to a madonna music video -- >> jimmy: and hope for the best >> and you know, maybe you'll be in