johnny devenanzio: ok.portal-andreu: when i see a sculpture like this, i am trying to sort of form my body in ways that i can sort of be one with it, right? johnny devenanzio: ok. sandra portal-andreu: so i'm trying to make a wheel. i'm trying to-- johnny devenanzio: oh, so we wanna-- so we wanna symbolize, like-- well, ok, i'm gonna be the door. sandra portal-andreu: there you go. you're playing with the architecture. you're kind of exploring what dynamics you have there, what you can play with. johnny devenanzio: now i'm gonna be the shovel. sandra portal-andreu: there you go. johnny devenanzio: que lindo. you make a fantastic modern experimental dance partner. sandra portal-andreu: thank you. narrator: while miami is the epicenter of the art movement in many different mediums, it was only natural that they get into the digital realm, becoming the first museum globally to collect nfts or nonfungible tokens. oh, who is she? she's beautiful. that is a crypto 523 subtitled "priscilla." it looks like it was m

johnny couldn't find a donor. >> we were desperate at that point. we were like, okay, what's going to be next? we thought that we were going to lose him. >> so johnny and his family decided to try something that's almost never been done before. >> i was worrying that i might be like, get like super powers or like, as part of a clinical trial for a completely new kind of treatment. >> johnny is now one of the first people in the world to have his genes edited using crispr to treat his disease. i'm like, wow, that's that's pretty cool and scary. >> and yeah, and freaky. >> you feel like a medical pioneer? >> i don't know. >> i feel like. i feel like a guinea pig in sickle cell. >> a genetic mutation causes red blood cells which carry oxygen around the body to be misshapen, like crescents or sickles. they can get stuck in the blood vessels, causing severe pain and decreased oxygen to organs. crispr allows you to make a precise cut in dna. in this case, cells are removed from the body and edited to turn on production of a different form of the oxygen ca

she johnny and his wife. has got sent some. sent that and then some. >> also , she has entered >> also, she has entered the arena a public figure. it arena being a public figure. it shouldn't be. >> people shouldn't talk . >> people shouldn't talk. >> people shouldn't talk. >> tone. let's be >> lowered the tone. let's be clear. vorderman, lower clear. carol vorderman, lower because she started she started . because she started she started. >> she did it. >> she did it. >> she did it. >> she does it to everybody. all right, all right. >> we've we've we've had that out i think we've that out. out i think we've had that out. we obviously uh go on now we could obviously uh go on now i genuinely want emphasise we could obviously uh go on now i well1uinely want emphasise we could obviously uh go on now i welliureallynant emphasise we could obviously uh go on now i welliu really d01t emphasise we could obviously uh go on now i welliureally do findemphasise as well i really do find the carol situation just carol vord

and i i said, you'u're johnny yn totoday.you t tune into john you expect him to stand there confidently and tell jokes. >> okay, time to fly the cards -- >> and i think that he started to realize, you know what? yes, this is not getting me anywhere. >> and i went through this for about six months. and oh my god. >> how were you able to work every day, being depressed? >> i had to push through it. >> could you be funny? >> well, as funny as you can when you're depressed. >> nobody ever disliked anybody. i mean, dave did a lot of jokes about me. and i did some about dave. and it was fine. if it's funny, everything is off. it's fine. as long as the joke is funny, that's good. >> be right back! dodon't go away. >> in the '90s, the networks are still the powerhouses. the titans. >> what the -- >>>> change isis sort of i inev. if you d don't watchch out, it come a and bite yoyou. competitioion was comiming at y from all d directions.s. >> andnd what we h have is an n explosion of late-night television. >> you were reading a lot of

. >> from the time he was a baby, pain was at the center of johnny lubin's daily existence. >> just ag pain in my lower back. >> johnny had inherited a gene for sickle cell from each of his parents. >> reporter: when you heard your son had sickle cell genes, what went through your head? >> it was devastating. >> pain from sickle cell can occur anywhere blood circulates. that's because red blood cells, normally doughnut-shaped, bend into inlexible sickle shapes causing them to pile up inside blood vessels and prevent the normal delivery of oxygen throughout the body. complications include bone deterioration, strokes, and organ failure. for more than a decade, johnny was in and out of the hospital. >> he wanted to try, you know, anything. >> reporter: the family learned about a cutting-edge clinical trial to edit a small number of the billions of letters in johnny's genetic code and relieve his symptoms. first, stem cells were removed from johnny's bone marrow and he was given chemotherapy to help wipe out the abnormal cells. then in a laboratory, gene editing technology called crispr w

. >> reporter: two years ago, it was hard to imagine 15-year-old johnny doing this for very long. born with sickle cell disease, an inherited disorder affecting the red blood cells, johnny has been in and out of the hospital his entire life, dealing with bouts of extreme pain and other serious complications. >> it was kind of hard for me to do things like have fun and stuff because i'd always have to be worried if i'd have a crisis or not. it would mostly in my lower back, like a pounding in my back. it hurt a lot. . >> how long would they last? >> sometimes days. >> reporter: until now, the only hope for a cure for the estimated 100,000 people in the u.s. with the disease has been a bone marrow transplant. but, like more than 80% of patients with sickle cell, johnny couldn't find a donor. >> really desperate. at that point, okay, what's going to be next? >> reporter: so, johnny and his family decided to try something that's almost never been done before. >> i was worried that i might be, like, given superpowers. >> reporter: as part of a clinical trial for a completely new kind o

number nine... - letterman did place a call to johnny carson, asking for his advice, and johnny said,elevision. david letterman is now headed for cbs. - cbs had lured him over with a salary more than four times that of leno and given him what he really wanted: the 11:30 time slot. now, as dave and jay prepare to go head-to-head, one thing is clear: late-night tv will never be quite the same. - all of a sudden, there's a talk show war. - starart up your r remote cono. the late-night race is about to begin. on monday, david letterman's new show debuts here on cbs, followed a week later by chevy chase on fox and, a week after that, by conan o'brien on nbc. these combatants join "the tonight show with jay leno," "arsenio," and "nightline." - it became a crowded space, and the competition became that much h more diffificult. - in the third corner, his ratings fading rapidly, arsenio hall. some tv writers think that arsenio could be the big loser in this free-for-all. [cheers and applause] - when letterman came in, it essentially diluted arsenio's brand because there were so many alternativ

. >> two years ago, it was hard to imagine 15-year-old johnny doing this for very long. born with sickle cell disease, an inherited disorder affecting the red blood cells, johnny has been in and out of the hospital his entire life, dealing with doubts of extreme pain and other serious complications. >> it was kind of hard for me to do things like have fun and stuff because i would have to be worried about if i would have a pain across or not. it would mostly be in my back, my lower back, and really like a pounding pain in my back. it hurt a lot. >> how long would they last? >> sometimes days. >> until now, the only hope for a cure for the estimated 100,000 people in the u.s. with the disease has been a bone marrow transplant. but like more than 80% of patients with sickle cell, johnny couldn't find a donor. >> we were desperate. at that point, we were thinking what is going to be next? we thought we were going to lose him. >> reporter: jaohnny and his family tried something that has never been done before. >> i was worried i would get superpowers. >> reporter: as part of

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. >> two years ago it was hard to imagine 15-year-old johnny lubin doing this for very long. born with sickle cell disease, an inherited disorder affecting the red blood cells johnny has been in and out of the hospital his entire life, dealing with bouts of extreme pain, and other serious complications. >> it was kind of hard for me to like do things like have fun and stuff because i'd always have to be worried about if i'd have a pain crisis or not. it would mostly be in my back, myk and it would always be like a pounding pain in my back. so it hurt a lot. >> how long would they last? >> sometimes days. >> until now the only hope for a cure for the estimated 100,000 people in the u.s. with the disease has been a bone marrow transplant but like more than 80% of patients with sickle cell johnny couldn't find a donor. >> we were desperate. at that point we were not going to care what's going to be next. we found out we're going to lose him. >> reporter: they decided to try something that's almost never been done before. >> i was worried that i might be -- might get like superpo

. >> reporter: two years ago it was hard to imagine 2-year-old johnny luben for doing this for long.orn with sickle cell disease, an inherited disease that affects his blood, he has been in and out of the hospital dealing with extreme pain and bouts of complications. >> it was hard to have fun, because i would be worried if i would have a pain crisis or not. it would be mostly in lower back, and it would be like a pounding pain in my back, and so it hurt a lot. >> reporter: how long would they last? >> sometimes days. >> reporter: until now, the only hope for a cure for the estimated 100,000 people in the u.s. with the disease was a bone marrow transplant, but with 80% of the patients with sickle cell, he could not find a donor. >> we were desperate. what is going to be next? we thought that we were doing the lose him. >> reporter: so johnny and his family decided to try something that has not been done before. >> i was worried that i might get like paralyzed or something. >> reporter: and so for a new kind of treatment, johnny is one of the first people in the world to have his gene

as an only child, johnny had only about a 15% chance of finding a match.hen the family learned about a cutting-edge clinical trial to edit a small number of the billions of letters in johnny's genetic code and relieve his symptoms. no donor would be needed. >> they did explain that it's a trial, you know. they said, you know, it's risky. >> reporter: first stem cells were removed from johnny's bone marrow, and he was given chemotherapy to help wipe out the abnormal cells. then in a laboratory, the gene editing technology called crispr was used to increase the amount of a protective form of hemoglobin, a protein that picks up oxygen from our lungs and delivers it throughout the body. that protective form usually diminishes after birth. the cells would then infuse back into johnny's bloodstream. >> the thought you could use your own cells, edit them, you don't have to depend on a donor, i think is pretty incredible. >> reporter: dr. monica battia is chief of pediatric stem cell transplantation at new york presbyterian and johnny's doctor. >> you're reprogram

aren't you johnny ? aren't you johnny? >> i was.uld say i was at my age. >> look, my maths isn't great, but i know that you're of a certain age getting on a bit, i would say. but you're still very active. you still get out there, still working, still interested in mathematics . but you was a in mathematics. but you was a comedian at time, weren't you? >> eh. el- el— thing. >> what made you get into that sort of work? >> that's what i wanted to go. i became redcoat. did became a bustling redcoat. did the three years, which the forces three years, which made university the raf and then did butlins for three years because butlins was that pwllheli north wales funny? >> yeah, i've been there, yeah. >> yeah, i've been there, yeah. >> and which i loved, i loved and i loved the forces . so and i loved the forces. so everything was great. so after that was a comedian for 17 that i was a comedian for 17 years, loved it. the first year i was a pro, i got nine nights off in the year , did all the off in the year, did all the clubs. the only cl

but few people combine the two more fully than johnny shelton, team chaplain for the baltimore ravens sidelines of every game like sunday night in jacksonville against the jaguars. do most people know that this is a part of an nfl team? >> most people don't know which is a good thing for us is that you stay out of the way. >> reporter: well, today is your moment. >> it's god's moment. >> reporter: all 32 nfl teams have a chaplain, but the ravens say they are one of a handful that have theirs in house full-time. >> the blessing is being able to be in the building full-time. things that just come up where people need to talk or they want advice. >> reporter: johnny has been with the team for a decade. in addition to scheduled bible studies for different groups like coaches, players and even their significant others, johnny's door is always open for counseling. what are the types of things that the players come to you about? >> they come to me with football pressure, family pressure, relationship issues. life is hard enough. and at the flip side of that, football is hard enough. so when

that was the hardest johnny's life was the hardest johnny's . >> and that was embarrassing.lan from oak harbor, washington. .it's to see johnny unable to use a simple buzzsaw, a lumberjack. >>e to he is not. i'm to he is not. waters. is " >>my and this is my world.

>> first, johnny would never let this happen to you.you have the moral depravity to engage in this behavior. nine counts, one of which i am told is account for failure to file returns as they pertain to wasco. that is the business where the payment went out to joe from. they are small payments, i'll be at, but payments nonetheless. a lot to look at here. remember there was david weiss wanting to file in california these charges last fall. he was stopped. what happens between last fall and today? two whistleblowers. a lot to dig into here. i want to know the payments, where they went, the shell companies. was joe connected to this? what changed in a year to now all of a sudden these charges are before us? >> thank you so much. >>> johnny goes christmas shopping. >> i think these would look great on you. >> they probably would. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose new neuriva ultra. unlike some others, it supports 7 brain health indicators, including mental alertness from one serving. to help keep me sharp. try new neuriv

aren't you johnny ? aren't you johnny? >> i was.ould say i was at my age. >> look, my maths isn't great, but i know that you're of a certain age getting on a bit, i would say. but you're still very active. you still get out there, still working, still interested in mathematics . but you was a in mathematics. but you was a comedian at time, weren't you? >> eh. el- el— thing. >> what made you get into that sort of work? >> that's what i wanted to go. i became redcoat. did became a bustling redcoat. did the three years, which the forces three years, which made university the raf and then did butlins for three years because butlins was that pwllheli north wales funny? >> yeah, i've been there, yeah. >> yeah, i've been there, yeah. >> and which i loved, i loved and i loved the forces . so and i loved the forces. so everything was great. so after that was a comedian for 17 that i was a comedian for 17 years, loved it. the first year i was a pro, i got nine nights off in the year , did all the off in the year, did all the clubs. the only c

but, jessica, you mentioned johnny depp and there are apparently some johnny depp fans in the courtroom for this case. this is also a case about domestic violence and we can't really lose sight of that. how this has, kind of, torn people apart, people taking jonathan majors side in the same way they took johnny depp's side, so on and so forth. i do see that playing out? >> i think it's really hard to tell exactly where public opinion is going to come down on this. i think the fact that we have a guilty verdict means that people can't, when i say hide behind innocent in till proven guilty, it is a very important part of our legal system, but i think sometimes people will say, well, we don't actually know, this hasn't been proven. now this has been proven in a court of laws, we can talk about this in a different way than we can talk about a lot of these other cases where someone has not been proven guilty. so i think that will shift the conversation. but i think there are plenty of people who saw what his attorneys put out and really believe that she was the aggressor, or, at the very lea

you mentioned johnny depp, and there were apparently some johnny depp fans in the courtroom for this case. this is also a case about domestic violence. we can't really lose sight of that, and how this has kind of torn people apart. people taking jonathan majors side, the same way they took johnny depp's side. how do you see that playing out? >> i think it's very hard to tell where public opinion will come down on this. i think the fact we have a guilty verdict means people can't, when i say hide behind, innocent until proven guilty i think it's a very important part of our legal system. but i think sometimes people will say we don't actually know, it has not been proven. but it has been proven in a court of law. we can talk about it in a way that we can't when they have not been proven guilty. i think it will shift the conversation, i think plenty of people saw what his attorneys put out, and really believed that she was the aggressor. or very at least it was equal, and both are to blame. some people are following it a little more closely, and read the text messages between them and

that was the hardest johnny's life was the hardest johnny's . >> and that was embarrassing. alan from oak harbor, washington. .it's to see johnny unable to use a simple buzzsaw, a lumberjack. >>e to he is not. i'm to he is not. waters. is " >>my and this is my world.me >> welcome to this special edition of "hannity". i'm kayleigh mcenanyis. and for sean. and tonight, a new family mottof for the bidens. taxes for thee, but not for me b . that's their motto. while the big guy demands that americans all of you pay te their fair share. neither of his adultir couldd bt be bothered to pay their own taxes in full. you heard me right.lunter it's not just hunter. inss not just hunter. alleged million dollar tax fraud scheme, you get away tax that. biden's 42-year-old daughterrau, ashley, also owes thousands in unpaid taxes, according to a tax lien document obtained by fox news. meanwhile more humiliation formn yet another member of thewh accoanother member of thewh according to reports, the president's brother, james, was previously caught up in a federal bribery investigation surrou

apologize on behalf of johnny. i'm waters and this is "my world." * >> welcome to this special edition of hannity. i'm kayleigh mcenany, in for sean. tonight, a new family motto for the bidens, tax for thee but not for me. the big guy demands that americans, all of you, pay their fair share. neither of his adult children could be bothered to pay their own taxes in full. you heard me right. it's not skwlunter. in addition to hunter's alleged million dollar tax fraud scheme, could you get away with that? biden's 42-year-old daughter, ashley, also owes thousands in unpaid taxes, obtained from a document from fox news. meanwhile, more humiliation for yet another member of the biden family. according to reports the president's brother, james, was previously caught up in a federal bribery investigation surrounding a shady attorney who once paid biden's consulting firm a hundred thousand dollars in the 1990s. ultimately, neither james nor joe were implicated in a crime but james was secretly recorded by the fbi. and that

johnny, you are fired. usually johnny would roll me over. nice. oh, you know how much i love trophies and plaques. >> you deserve this. >> this is because you did not cheat in the egg and spoon race. >> that's right. [laughter] >> take that pearce more gone. >> trump is really the president. [laughter] >> congratulations. thank you very much peter, suck an egg. >> there is one more gift that does not fit on the table. i think they're going to bring it in. >> oh! >> what do we have here? >> i hope it is not the dog you gave away. >> it is the dog i gave away. [laughter] >> what? >> thank you! >> thank you, thank you! i love you, i love you. >> it is home. it is home. >> this one will be nice and healthy for you. >> no heart issues. >> my own bernie-doodle. >> you can have doodle for any weekend you want. >> this is nice, i am going to keep it on the set with you. >> didn't greg do that? >> open for business. >> we'll take a quick break and more of our christmas special when we come back. >> merry christmas. >> merry christmas. ♪ ♪ ♪ the all-i

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need him. >> and i pray for together, it's just -- it's crazy. >> reporter: johnny makes it easy forice >> and i pray for the safety, for their minds and their hearts to be clear to be able to focus on the task at hand, and they will literally come up, and some of them will ask for prayer personally >> reporter: right here on the field? >> yeah. right here as we're going -- as i'm coming around. >> reporter: the same is true on game day, when johnny will pray with players individually on the sidelines and collectively as a team in the locker room. >> so right before we go out to take the field, the last thing we do is we pray as a team. >> reporter: johnny's message resonates with players of faith like three-time proeshl defensive back marvin humphrey >> football comes up occasionally, but it is mainly just life. even sometimes when it is football, it is more so just how could you have more of a leadership role. >> reporter: as well as former player and current assistant coach anthony weaver >> we're football players. we're coaches. we assume we're alphas we can solve and figure out

i've w watched johnny cararson, and you are no johnny carson. [ cheers and applause ] [ whooping ] goodnd today we got a real big show 'cause we got a... bianculli: there was a second city chicago company, there was a second city toronto company. the toronto one is the one that fueled the sctv series, whicich originalally was synyndd and got toto the statetes that . hail caesar! ■■■■■■■■ hail caes! hail, hail. thank you very much for that marvelous reception. i particularly want to thank my supporters over there in the caesarian section. [ laughter ] steinberg: it's healthy to be an outsider, you know, as a comedian. and canadian are always outsiders but they're looking at the other culture, whicich is rightht next door to them.m. i love you sammy maudlin! i want to bear your children! [ laughs ] hanks: it was the type of comedy that had only been accessible if you could have gotten into the improv clubs in chicacago or tororonto. i had never seen anything like second city tv. alex trembel: james bridgeman, parkdale. [ laughter ] sorry, no, never mind. i'm sorry. yost: it was far more c

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yeah, but you're not as good as johnnie mosley alright, not our 4 zone forecast and take a look at this donner summit in year and there's snow on the ground. yeah, give us the idea. fits 4th. you know, fighting the crowds to go up there. >> yes, i know it can get but it is weather-wise a good time to travel. we want to show you right on our storm tracker. what it looks like around the sear the from our satellite and radar. pretty quiet just like it has been across the state. so northern california, where in the clear of any type of severe weather rain or snow. so that is a perfect weekend to travel for the holidays. so we're looking at upper 40's, low 40's, mostly sunny on saturday for the sierra and then partly cloudy towards back week. but christmas day monday looks nice as well. so that's good day to travel. so here's the future cast model. we want to play motion for you because here's your saturday. notice we have mostly sunny skies here in california and notice california, because, you know, southern california was getting done today. so moving along for us just notice some passing

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. >> it was almost like christina had two moms and later when johnny married ronnie, two dads. she has known christina since she was 3 years old. >> her personality was as big as she was. >> kelly met christina after high school. >> she was the animated and smart and beautiful fashionista. she was quirky and it drew people in no matter who you were. >> and all her life, christina was drawn to two boys. >> she knew two guys. logan and hunter, since third grade. >> logan foster and hunter pendergrade. >> they went from buddies to high school sweethearts. the relationship continued through college. christina earned a degree and moved in with logan. they broke up in 2013, christina rebounded into the arms of hunter foster. >> almost like there were no other guys in the world? >> right? >> yeah. >> hunter has been in love with christina. always. >> it was easy and comfortable for her to be with hunter since she knew him and his family growing up. >> hunter was a skateboarder and pursued a modelling career in new york. successful at first. it hadn't worked out. he was back in town wi

which is from -- which is a judy garland song. >> jimmy: "johnny one note"? >> "johnny one note.rained pianist. and she played this unbelievably difficult sonata. and then, i went up there, like 9-year-old me. and the down beat hit. and the mic came up. and my left -- i remember this right hand holding the mic, left hand just went -- [ laughter ] and i stayed like that the entire song. but literally, and it's a 3.5 minute song. and i'm just this. just this. so yeah. but i came in third. >> jimmy: that's pretty good >> it's wild i don't -- yes [ cheers and applause thank you very much. thank you. >> jimmy: i want to talk about "eileen. >> yes >> jimmy: by the way, it's phenomenal >> thank you for watching it i'm so - >> jimmy: i loved it >> i love that you loved it. i just - >> jimmy: oh, i love - >> i love it, too. >> jimmy: what a tricky role, and well deserved on that nomination >> thank you so much >> jimmy: i want to -- i want to talk about -- you have a scream that is unbelievable >> yes, i do [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah >> you're showing the scream clip >> jimmy: well, i'm

it's the middle east unless johnny business is here with me in the studio to talk more about this off the hopes were raised a shiny. why do you think it is that is relevant? moss could not achieve another extension. well, well, the seen it already yesterday 24 hours ago. it was very close to breaking the two's overnights last night. it seemed like there's a lot of back and forth from us, was trying instead of it, when he sent the list of expected hostages to be released, it was offering bodies instead of live hostages. israel was pushing back against that and there was a feeling that something fundamental in the interest of homos to maintain. the truth is shaken and we've seen the back and forth throughout the day. this is also a tech of homeless militants in jerusalem. is today putting more pressure on these where the government because saying how can we agree to have a truth from us? we need to be very forceful with that organization is, is holding this fire in garza but is actually attacking us in jerusalem and is really capital. so both sides have been seen to be drawing apart fro

but yeah, europe is looking week as we enter 2024. surely you had johnny best saying that the china is going to expose deflation. what can i do to to stem this trend of folding prices? of what china has spent next sporting deflation to particularly the western market and the rest of the world pretty much for the past 4 decades. so there's nothing new there. but one thing that was highlighted, which is interesting, is actually the lingering on certain t surrounding china. so real estate markets and of course, so the banks have been trying to offer even not on some occasions on collateralized loans to chinese real estate developers. in order to arrest the real estate market decline, however, in the central government, so you cannot work conference that happened recently. the real estate was not even nation. so we're still looking at a fairly painful year ahead for the chinese real estate markets. them what, what, what, what specifically is going wrong with china is real estate market. we've been talking about this for quite some time now on, on counting the costs. and the government does

we don't have that many, so we have call—outs to the other authorities, johnny reynolds mp has beenineynolds mp has been in touch with us and attending meetings, the mayor office has been in touch. 0ther combined authorities and mps have been in touch. clearly we need people with the right qualifications and everything else but it is about when can they do it, we need this quickly. 0ne but it is about when can they do it, we need this quickly. one where they are there so people know when they can go back. can i go back home, when can i go back home? and how safe. we are getting moving on that as quickly as possible but the amount of damage to the amount of properties, we haven't got the resources just yet to get that done very quickly so we have gone out to get support. very quickly so we have gone out to get support-— get support. gerald, can you remember — get support. gerald, can you remember the _ get support. gerald, can you remember the last _ get support. gerald, can you remember the last time - get support. gerald, can you remember the last time a i get support. gerald, can yo

. >> a bike pump, what is this, 1957, johnny? >> huh? >> johnny, go sober up. go on. hold on. will you wait for me? >> okay. ♪ >> oh. >> i mean, johnny can't just give you just a pump. what do you think? >> oh, oh! >> claim your bike. claim your bike. >> i got it, i got it, i got it. >> what is your name? >> mason. >> what are some of your hobbies? >> i act, and i draw sometimes. >> what's your favorite actor or actress? >> lin-manuel miranda. >> lin's okay. try again. [ laughter ] >> you. [ ding ] >> great answer. listen, kid, is there something in particular that you're really hoping you get for christmas? >> nintendo switch. >> nintendo? that's with mario, am i right? >> yep. >> i used to date him. a real freak, and his brother, i also dated him. i'm not going to go into details. it wasn't natural. [ laughter ] are you in the mood for a gift? >> yeah. >> i heard you love crackers. [ laughter ] >> oh, my -- >> how about that? >> thank you so much! >> i'm very happy. >> it's a $5,000 gift certificate to target. >> can we use it to go get some starbucks? >> maybe you should ge

i think with the johnny depp case and the gwyneth paltrow case, to some degree, johnny depp maybe evenly decades. for decades at least, in our lives. so maybe at that level, maybe you just can't get a jury to ignore the fact that, oh my gosh, that's johnny depp setting ten feet away. i have to vote in favor of him. i don't know. 2023 really was a mixed bag for celebrity civil trials. >> johnny depp got 1 million dollars this year from the trial from 2022, splitting it up between cherries. the court of public out $1. symbolic victory for her judgment. let's talk about this edge here in case. we heard him talking there. it actually fascinated not just lawyers but music fans because it was such a fundamental question about music. ed sheeran versus the estate of marvin gaye. >> yes. the take away from this. and i love these cases. whenever there is a copyright infringement case where one artist says hey, your song is too much like my song, i think the takeaway is that you can hire music experts who can talk about the circle of fifths and sink a patient, and all this technical music stuff,

you have brown forman, diago, although scotch with the johnnie walker. more cautious guidance, because they told consumers won't be spending on whiskey as much in the coming years as well. so you have to sort of factor in that europe is a large market for a lot of these players, when it comes to those whiskey sales. this actually is a win for those names. >> are there just changing tastes as to why the guidance isn't that great? people not drinking brown spirits as much as other things? >> changing tastes in the u.s., definitely. you see vodka still number one. tequila, mezcal over taking whiskey as the second most popular spirit. but that's why europe is such a big market for these companies when it comes to their whiskey sales. you see brown foreman opening up a distribution plant in slow vaca. >> beer had a tough year. it wasn't just the decline of abm and the whole disaster around the marketing issue, but continued slower volumes in beer, too. >> beer as well, one of those players that has seen a lot of market share shift. people moving away from bud

you know who you didn't call uncle johnny and i went, well. and he said, i'm going to tell you two things and i'm never going to tell you again. i met your first and it is my problem. he didn't know how to hold on to a girlfriend. so you never not call. and you never think that you are anything but welcome. and what a great starter cry, because that's what john does people. well you for giving us that didn't make the book well it's not that kind of a book. oh okay well let me explain the book. so prior crime interviews and encounters is life told through various in the media? gotcha. it's ronnie lundy's cookbook. if anybody here likes pork roast single greatest pork roast recipe in the history of pork roast. i used to beg for recipe and i would say, you want a pork roast? maybe you just come on over, i'll cook it for you. and i'm like, he goes, oh, you're not going to be making that for boys. i'm like, oh, god, okay, dad so it's that and in the idea was to sort of plump out his horror in a way that all the things that got lost get reanimated.

thank you so much, johnny, for joining us. i would do double and triple that johnnie mosley. thank you so christmas. >> we'll see how write i'm so inspired after watching him. i mean, i've never been a skier my whole life. but now i feel like it's never too late. you can he would join a mostly scheme which it mostly this weekend wondering how the weather is going to be, though there are was not raining, but i plenty of snow. all my guys, they have snow. we have fog. this is mateo bridge. take a look. you barely see maybe a car too. >> just setting the tone we have of the fog advisory until 10. and boy, are we seeing issues we have up to the north over showers down to the south over showers and what we're seeing with this low pressure system is that were trapped in between and all that moisture really bringing us that dense fog that we're seeing right now. once the fog moves out, the sun comes up. those temperatures are going to warm up. but boy, we've got to get through the next couple of hours. >> so we just showed the foggy commute right now. a san jose mountain view half m

you know who you didn't call uncle johnny and i went, well. and he said, i'm going to tell you two things and i'm never going to tell you again. i met your first and it is my problem. he didn't know how to hold on to a girlfriend. so you never not call. and you never think that you are anything but welcome. and what a great starter cry, because that's what john does people. well you for giving us that didn't make the book well it's not that kind of a book. oh okay well let me explain the book. so prior crime interviews and encounters is life told through various in the media? gotcha. it's ronnie lundy's cookbook. if anybody here likes pork roast single greatest pork roast recipe in the history of pork roast. i used to beg for recipe and i would say, you want a pork roast? maybe you just come on over, i'll cook it for you. and i'm like, he goes, oh, you're not going to be making that for boys. i'm like, oh, god, okay, dad so it's that and in the idea was to sort of plump out his horror in a way that all the things that got lost get reanimated.

johnny crawford. how long have you been out here?> i've been out here since 2018. >> johnny crawford is one of over 4000 homeless who live on the streets of san francisco. tell me about being out here. what is it like? >> it's interesting. yeah if you're not cut out for it, you're not going to make it. if you're cut out for it, you can survive. >> san francisco has over 1000 occupied vehicles every night. many are families with kids. over 100 of these rvs are parked along lake merced boulevard, all homeless. >> i'm sleeping here with my daughter, my two kids. nelly has been renting this rv for the last year. >> before living here, they rented a room in the mission district. but her work hours were cut during the pandemic and they had to move out after the coronavirus. >> is that working? is down. my check is like 200, 300. so i came to pay the rent. what do you work? housekeeping a motel. >> san francisco has about 10,000 units of housing for individuals experiencing homelessness, but just 2300 units of housing for families. but as d