"johnny's going to go nuts when he hears about this." ♪ sotzing: johnny had no idea that she took thatell him about it. that really rubbed him the wrong way. nesteroff: then joan rivers phoned him after carson had already heard. rivers: and she said, "johnny, it's joan," and he hung up. rivers: i'm devastated, 'cause i just love him, and he started me, and i think... i thought he'd be so proud of this. lassally: johnny wanted nothing to do with her ever again. ♪ rivers: now she's got her own show. the johnny versus joanie headlines, and the people magazine cover "joan goes to war," and it became a national phenomenon of, like, these two titans going head-to-head. announcer: live from fox television centre in hollywood, it's the late show starring joan rivers! and now, ladies and gentlemen, ms. joan rivers! [applause] rivers: every major star wanted to do the show. the first night cher, elton john singing "the bitch is back." it was insane and exciting and wonderful. [audience cheering] rivers: and then the problems started. malkoff: there was nobody more competitive than johnny carson.

. >> so what is johnny's story?, i went to speak with him at new york's fish chill correctional facility. and cap ea took me back to the night of the crime. he had recently turned 18 one is on his way to a cadmus event, a party at the roseland ballroom in manhattan. >> there was a very popular dj who was throwing a birthday party for him self, and everybody just wanted to be there. >> he explained that he and as many as 15 other teenagers took a subway, all headed to the same club. and how when the train arrived, he went upstairs to the street where he lost sight of a friend who was holding his money. he said he couldn't carry cash because of the tight designer jeans he was wearing. >> they had numerous pockets, but you couldn't really put your hands in them. >> he says he went down to the station to look first friend. >> i start hearing some screaming. when i get to the bottom, i see a crowd of people running toward me. >> did you have any idea what was happening on the platform? >> no. >> that's when he turned aro

johnny kitagawa died in 2018.ompany, johnny & associates, ruled the entertainment industry for decades. even after his death, they seemed unstoppable. but the revelations of abuse in 2023 brought the empire to its knees and its 60—year—old legacy to an end. since then, a new company has been set up to deal solely with the compensation ofjohnny�*s survivors. it's called smile—up. since our investigation in 2023, almost 1,000 men have come forward as survivors of kitagawa's abuse. their testimonies have fuelled a national conversation and even ushered in changes in legislation. you could assume that survivors have seen an outpouring of public support. but some survivors who've spoken out have faced notjust suspicion, but anger, too. in september 2023, one man went public with his story... ..only to attract an onslaught of condemnation. doorbell pings i've come to meet the woman he was married to for ten years. hello. how are you doing? hi. are you 0k? nice to meet you. 0k, thank you. she's asked us not to show her f

i couldn't believe it, knowing johnny and living with him.re dignam 30 years ago. her memories are still as painful as ever. he was my husband and he was the father of my children and i loved him, no matter what people say he did or he didn't do. i loved him with every bone in my body. claire, like many grieving families, is still looking for answers — not least, if their loved ones were working for the british, why didn't the british rescue them? if he had been working for security forces, they could've saved him. no rescue attempt was made. the naked bodies of the three alleged ira informers were dumped in lonely country lanes, covered in bin bags. one of them wasjohnny dignam. to provide their families with so—called proof of their betrayal, the ira tape—recorded each interrogation. it took me many months to get hold of the tapes that recorded their last words. there were signs that torture may have been used to extract these chilling "confessions". he also explained how he'd been recruited by special branch after admitting being an access

[laughter] leno: when i started i was doing johnny's show exactly the way johnny did it, in johnny'stics will tell you, i'm not johnny! vickers: who wouldn't be nervous following the king of late night, right? leno: ah, we are coming to you live! you're seeing this right now, as it happens. we're not on tape. it's live, live, live! noah: leno loves making people laugh, and his vibe is very jovial. but anyone who thinks they can host a late night show, you are an absolute idiot, because there is so much that goes into it. leno: please welcome billy crystal. [applause] crystal: we'd started out together as stand-ups, and now here we are; he's the host of the tonight show. crystal: the build-up for this, you know, has been tremendous, and i just want to say, i'm gonna miss you. [laughter] nesteroff: in jay leno's first few months, people didn't like him. they thought he was out of his element. leno: you know, from the beginning of vietnam-- uh, the vietnam war until today, our military used more explosives than-- than were used in lethal weapon 1, 2, and 3 combined. unbelievable! all th

let's start off with um press tv's uh johnny miller in moscow, johnny uh walk us through uh what's uh at an end, local reports say 20% of russian people have already voted, i spoke to one woman today who told me she's never voted before, but she's going to vote this time, she didn't tell me who she's going to vote for, it's quite an impolight question to ask here in russia, i've tried my best to, most people won't answer it as well, it's rather impolight to to answer it either, but one man told me there's only one man to vote for and that's who i'm voting for, by what else he told me? i suspect that he was voting for vladimir putin. uh, vladimir putin will win the election, i won't even say almost certainly, he certainly will win the election. the main reason being is that he's very popular uh, the economy despite the fact that russia is fighting major conflict, a war, special military operation, call it what you will, uh, against ukraine, some say the whole of the collective west. russian economy has stayed very strong, and indeed is growing, politically, it's very stable, and vladim

but before we do that, let me ask johnny right first.was there a particular in putting together this book that inspired you more than others, was there a favorite? or was there something that you found surprising and, sort of more engaging than you had perhaps? i think xenophon the education of cyrus was the most rewarding. you know, one of the themes throughout the book is really restrained. you know, in reading the book, it's kind of interesting because there are parts of it that are just so good. i mean, you're just eating it up page over page. and there's other parts just seem to really stall and you just have to slog through. but i actually think that's kind of designed, you know, i think reading the book is also teaching you the virtues that he's describing. so i found that to be just sort of a book that i think the rest of my life come back to. and i also want to read it with people that are far wiser than me and have studied xenophon. but if you're just looking for something to kind of inspire you, i think charles de gaulle's the

very closely here, until then, johnny miller, their press tv correspondent everyone joining us. out of moscow, thank you, you b, well, nigerian muslims, like millions of others worldwide, are fasting during the holy month of ramadon, however rising cause for living in the country has caused significant challenges for many nigerian muslims during this fasting period. press tv danjuma abdullah, he reports. ramadan, sacret month in islam is a month to cultivate self-discipline, self-control. sacrifice and empathy for those in need. breaking of the fast in the evening known as iftar also fosters a sense of community and sharing as people come together to share a meal. here in nigeria, many muslims are observing the month of ramadan with fasting while grappling with the economic hardships plaging the country. the nira nigeria's currency experience a historic decline against... the dollar in february this year, leading to rampant inflation that has rendered life exceedingly difficult for many nigerians in ramadan where people need so much food, where people need to have um access to to ba

johnny says this also helps in the fight against climate change. he produces 2 tons of crickets lower per month. only in recent months to italy allow food made from crickets for human consumption and very quickly nutrients. ex products sold out. the crickets live only about 30 days. they are placed in the machine that slowly reduces the temperature until the cold blooded insects fall asleep and die. johnnie, assures us the procedure is painless. a nearby company then processes the crickets into a powder that looks like this. so will this product ever have a place in the secret italian kitchen? a lot of people you mean flour made from this little insect? no. oh my god, i might try it one so they probably wouldn't be this type of flour part of my regular diet. i don't accept such flour because i don't know what it is. it's headed on because i quoted, i think it was good that we need to normalize these types of alternative flowers. i would need it. cuz i'm on today on the pizza maker carlo del bono is already experimenting with cricket pizza. it is ad

johnny went to find out. [ ♪♪ ] >> what is america's biggest problem? social media is affecting the way the world operates sue and my dog eats all my stuff. >> why do you think we have these problems connect. >> people don't look out for each other. >> it's not real. >> i'm telling you right now, [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. i guys not real. >> why do we need more trees? >> to clean the air. >> if they plant a tree not a waddick i do have to deal with it? >> i think you have to deal with it. >> stop at! >> who do you feel -- blame for all of this? >> couch potatoes. >> community and government. >> reporter: what are your problems my problems? >> certain problems affect everybody right! you must have given a big problem with george washington. >> he should have thought more about chopping down trees. >> mr. trump: that is terrible and thomas jefferson is under siege. [ ♪♪ ] >> reporter: tell me about your problems as. >> just hard to be alive right now. >> with the country ever get it to but -- together? >> seventy was not kind to me on the subway read meg big p

hello, johnny, how does the mood uh seem with the first day of voting there? well, it's the first morning of three days of voting across russia, millions of people, a couple of. security is very tight, i'm not allowed to film there, security is major issue, particularly at these elections, there have been certain provocations from from ukraine, and so security is very tight, but the people are student on the streets, people, i've spoken to, most people i've spoken to say they're going to vote, and they feel relatively happy, good that everything will go on as planned, of course this only one person is really going to to win this election. is vladimir putin, nobody expects anything different, main reason is because he is very popular, the economy, political situation, stable in russia even though they are fighting of course major conflict of war, special military operation uh in ukraine, but the economy is stable, growing and vladimir putin's popularity remains uh very good, so we expect him to win the communist party on the left and more unternationalist candi

to you, johnny. thank you, good to see you. w has issued a warning to the west over the ukraine war shortly after the early results of russia's presidential election show. that he will remain in power. putin says the presence of western troops in ukraine can put the world on the verge of world war ii. i think that anything is possible in the modern war, but they have already said this and it is clear everyone that this conflict between russia and nato will be just one step away from a full-scale world war 3. i don't think anybody is interested in this. nato military. are present there in ukraine, there's nothing good in this, firstly for them because they get killed in large numbers. putin also touched upon peace stocks over ukraine, he expressed russia's readiness for talks a french proposal for sease fire during this summer's olympic games. however, putin said that he will take into account russia's interest on the frontline of the war. the president added that russian armed forces hold initiative

mercer, you can't be the mod saying to johnny mercer, you can't be trusted. the mod saying to johnny't be trusted. he's the mod saying to johnny mercer, you can't be trusted. he's got; mod saying to johnny mercer, you can't be trusted. he's got norod can't be trusted. he's got no faith in them. and when you're asked produce your evidence, asked to produce your evidence, you no, not going you say, oh, no, i'm not going to. risk going to to. i'm going to risk going to prison. it's great. it's prison. i mean, it's great. it's a admirable on the part a wholly admirable on the part of mercer, don't get me of johnny mercer, don't get me wrong. but in end , other wrong. but in the end, other democratic countries, the sas, the special forces are under no parliamentary supervision in all other democracies, the us and germany, wherever australia, parliament has this, they should be. i think a mechanism must be found because we can't let this stain on the order of the british army continued. if men went out and shot in the back unarmed prisoners, that's not something britain should be ever asso

i may send johnny instead to support pigs for johnny. , "t johnny from virginia.irst you kill a zebra, nollw you want to shoot a pig? come on, jesse. it's the humane thing to dg? og i'm water says on the hannit

johnny assures us the procedure is painless . a nearby company then processes the crickets into a powder that looks like this. so will this product ever have a place in the secret italian kitchen? really lucky for you mean flower made from this little insect? no. oh my god, i might try it one. so i probably wouldn't make this type of flower project my regular diet. i don't accept such a flower because i don't know what it is headed on to the quote. i think it was good that we need to normalize these types of alternative flowers. i would need it on today. on the pizza maker carlo del bono is already experimenting with cricket pizza. it is eatery outside rome. he says no more than 15 percent of the powder should be added to the pizza dough. so 1st and then we will like to do and sprinkle crickets lever on top. i don't know several of any getting a little. we do our best to insure it mixed as well with our regular flour. do any and take it out. see, going off were making fishable pizza with a little and lots of a lot of job bianca.

i may send johnny instead. those poor pigs. poor johnny.hoot a pig? come on, jessie." it's the humane thing to do. i'm waer--

johnny contó su versión a noticias telemundo asegura que todo inició cuando regresó al refugio con unae que un empleado le prohibió subir con comida. una regla del albergue y al tratar de explicarle en inglés que comerían en la cafetería el empleado llamó a un colega, quien asegura, se volvió hostil y después me dio con el puño en la cara. aquí, en el aquí tengo el moretón todavía y este. y por qué lo golpeó? digo yo de mi parte. pienso que él se sintió amenazado porque le estaba enseñando el teléfono. andy barreto, el migrante que grabó el video fue testigo de la escena. yo estoy viendo desde. desde el punto de vista donde estoy yo. yo estoy viendo como están jalando al niño y el niño está quedando así, lo están jalando como que si lo fuesen a partir a la mitad su esposa andrea parra, se había quedado con los 3 niños en la habitación donde vivían desde diciembre. al momento del altercado intervino y también fue arrestada. yo sentí el primer golpe. yo o sea, pues yo reaccioné y levanté el pie, levanté el pie y le di un patada al policía. johnny cordero enfrenta cargos por resistirse al

many people are for johnny spin. as we were waiting for this to come down. and katelyn poland. so i call it and i were talking about the ramifications of this. i was thinking about what johnny has been said after he turned himself in georgia because he is a co-defendant of trump's there. and whether he ever regretted tying himself to trump >> do you still think the election was stolen >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> no question. >> do you regret attaching your name to the former president? none whatsoever. the president calls and ask for representation. i think every citizen in my position should be willing to stand up. we've got to play in that i mean, when when the judge says he has no remorse, like he has no regrets either, the judge cited that look, eastman could have very well said, look, i was trying to do >> my job as a lawyer. things got out of control. i regret what happened. i hope i didn't harm anyone instead, he's doubling or tripling down elie honig. thank you for being with us on major breaking news. also, speaking of major, it is a red flag to tell lies on a job

if we had just listened to johnny spaghetti yeard calling b.s. on reporter for the last four years, we would have been right on everything. >> and we were everythi calling b.s. is the scientific method. l you question everything until you can prove itit. the journalists are supposed to call b.s. on the systemcall they're not supposed to defendit the system and discredit johnny spaghetti. >> stand for calling b.s. on them. on tyou, elon musk, right. dedicating his lif defe to disrupting the system, innovating and protecting free speech sp. >> don lemon, a so-called journalist, is advocatinn,g for censorship and slanders musk s on behalf of the system, a system seeking to eliminate debateat. musk called b.s. on lemon and exposed his narcissistica fr demands. he wanted a free truck, a ride intoee truck space, millions inh and an equity stake. so, lemon turns around and calls musk a racist homophobe fod r not allowing the shakedown. >> watch. people have been asking me meant by what i said. >> he dii d not like answering questions or being held to ac

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malcolm: johnnie burn worked his alchemy at home, to the alarm of his family. >> i've worked on many back room, and some very loud, grisly monsters and all sorts. and it's never a problem. but for this, i had to buy a soundproof door because it really is the most violent film i've ever worked on. and yet, you don't see any violence. malcolm: in your drive to be authentic, how important was it for you at the same time, to respect the sanctity of auschwitz, and also to honor the memory of the people who died there? >> i knew there was great responsibility not only to make the film work through sound, but to make sure that the sound we were using was historically accurate and as faithful as possible to the atrocities that happened there, without going to the point of sensationalizing. >> [speaking german] malcolm: in this scene, it's the wife of the commandant and her mother's come to visit. >> there's obviously all the sounthat's in the garden, but the sound that's telling the other story is what you're hearing from the other side of the wall. what it actually is is a collection of sou

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you in particular, johnny mentioned john lydon and he said, johnny rotten there, but yeah, name.ah, that's his name. he mentioned actually fact that mentioned actually the fact that he's on tour at the minute and he's on tour at the minute and he's a lot of these he's gone to a lot of these seaside towns, you are quite seaside towns, you two are quite a through your job. well, do a lot through your job. well, do you do you have you experienced the that people saying the fact that people are saying around country, right. around the country, right. they're look, it's they're just saying, look, it's changed all recognition. changed beyond all recognition. >> don't have much an >> we don't have that much of an intimate relationship with the audiences. stand up, will audiences. as a stand up, i will say comedy unleashed andrew say that comedy unleashed andrew doyle club is gaining doyle comedy club is gaining popularity, which is supposed to be a place where people can have whatever they want. it's whatever view they want. it's not it's one outlook or not that it's got one outlook or

nos cuenta mÁs, buenas noches, johnny.nvernales de los Últimos tres aÑos dejando a su paso mÁs de 30.000 hogares sin energÍa elÉctrica, caos en carreteras y a mÁs de 3.000.000 de personas sin poder trabajar. el pronÓstico meteorolÓgico no ha sido alentador para el estado desde la noche del miÉrcoles. los habitantes han sentido la furia de esta tormenta invernal que ha paralizado a muchas ciudades y condados. >> entre los vecinos nos hemos ayudado a limpiar las aceras como para tener una vÍa de escape. yoni: por su parte las autoridades han dispuesto de pocos recursos para atender esta emergencia. >> vamos a pasar una vez cada 24 horas por todas las calles grandes tambiÉn que vamos a pasar por todas las calles una vez cada 24 horas. yoni: tambiÉn el impacto de la tormenta deja pÉrdidas econÓmicas en los comercios. >> no sÓlo tenemos ayudas por que somos dueÑos de propios negocios no haya dudas, si hay, pero no la reconocemos. yoni: las autoridades siguen pidiendo a todos los habitantes del estado que si no es necesario, evi

. [♪♪] >>> johnny still at spring break.eep ] to charge. [♪♪] [♪♪] >> jesse: fox news alert, the polls are closed in mississippi and we can project that president donald trump will win republican primary. this put them on top to clinch the gop nomination, likely later tonight, want the results from washington state roll in. earlier tonight president biden secured his party's nomination for president after a victory in georgia. keep watching foxes -- as results roll in. the next polls close in washington state at 11:00 o'clock eastern. [♪♪] [♪♪] >>> johnny had so much fun at spring break. we cannot really show you everything last night so here's part two. [♪♪] [♪♪] >> everybody is loving spring break. what's the game plan? >> i hope to not remember it. >> me too. >> go crazy. >> need a couple eggs for breakfast or something and then just black out. >> got about six numbers, a few callbacks you know what i'm saying. >> i'm not 21 so i would never drink. >> i'm just saying, i'm not a drinker. i can honestly say i never had a be

>> jimmy: ed would always do that to johnny.was the big move. >> ed was a buddhist, i don't know if you knew that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did you know ed at all? imagine him being a buddhist. >> i must have met him, because i did carson -- he had about two more weeks left before he was retiring. maybe -- maybe more. maybe a month. i got a chance to do it. >> jimmy: oh, wow, you got in right there under the wire. that's something else. was it something, you realized he was retiring, i better do this? >> oh, man, absolutely. >> jimmy: you didn't really chat with ed, did you? >> not much. we talked about buddhism. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: ed was my cohost for a week here at the show. >> is that true? >> jimmy: i got to know ed pretty well. it was pretty great. >> i bet. >> jimmy: sometimes i feel like i'm at talk show fantasy camp. like tonight in a way, having you here on the show. having ed mcmahon sitting next to me, it's like i was in a sketch. >> that must have felt weird too. >> jimmy: very strange, yeah, but kind of cool. >> j

british filmmaker johnny miller goes to the region to delve into the heart of the conflict between the two neighboring countries. now one of the most popular traditional iranian sweets is called sohan. in order to find out more about that, we've come to the city of gold. سوان قدمتش تاریخیه به زمان قاجار برمیگرده یعنی به این شکل نبوده قبلاً به صورت حلوا پخته میشده بعد دیگه کم کم به این روال پیش اومده قالبای متنوع ترهای جدیدتر occasion. visiting rome to take part in a special ceremony. the king was amazed by the taste and his new found sensation quickly became popular in the court and later spread among ordinary people as a tasty treat with plenty of health benefits. iran's tea loving culture has its own specialities to enjoy. the traditional iranian confection is made by boiling sugar with water and rose water and then coating the roasted almonds or other nuts and seeds with it. this part requires lot of expertise. no has very special place in iranian culture. serving it is considered a sign of happiness. that is why it's included in wedding celebration. حالوا رو تو چند تا مجلس استفاده