scarlett and johnny's brother, lance traveled to l.a.from south carolina to read victim impact statements. before gutierrez and alano are sentenced, the defendant was already on probation and he continued to participate in the crime which led to this senseless act. >> each time you release a violent offender, ridly racaniello 0 for 1 supplies. my son paid the ultimate price for that family. >> anita joy, johnny's friend and coworker who was there the night of the shooting, also shares her grief. >> not a day has gone by that i haven't felt the sadness and pain of losing a friend in such a shocking and tragic way. >> alano was sentenced to five years and eight months in state prison. >> as for gutierrez, for a total aggregate sentence of four years in the state prison. >> gutierrez family is there too, expressing anger with the lapd, leading to a chaotic scene outside the courtroom doors. >> intimidation? yeah, intimidation. try to, like, keep us there for a bit more and make a scene. they know that they can. they can't say anything to us

johnny was there also!.. ♪ ♪ >> johnny: eagles going all the way this year? >> [bleep] right they are! [cheering] >> we are flying! >> yeah, we are going all the way! what do you mean, obviously. >> they are so much better then the eagles! >> johnny: how are you guys getting ready? >> i got up, i prayed one shot gunning. >> a lot of drinking. >> drinking. >> come on. >> get him out of here. >> you are drunk go home. >> johnny: people say eagles fans are bunch of animals, are they right? >> we are not animals we are savages. >> oh [bleep], yeah! >> we don't care! we love everything philadelphia baby! >> go birds! >> anyway... ♪ ♪ >> johnny: white city has the most patriotic sports teams? >> what you mean patriotic? >> and has to be fairly. >> wife really? >> it's in our heart. >> it's definitely the cowboys. >> johnny: tell me about ben franklin. >> electricity? [bleep] >> he was like a president right? >> johnny: no, he wasn't. >> didn't gain to bend the light or something? >> yueru i philly guy and you don

cash would be different than johnny cash?i probably wouldn't have touched this role if it wasn't for james mangold. it was in the research that james had done with bob, found that they were pen pals, they had written all these letters back and forth to each other. johnny had reached out to him at the beginning. so i saw the importance of johnny in bob's life at that time. >> jordan: the letters are fascinating because they truly are, they show a personal side to cash, they kind of found -- they live isolated lives in their own fame but were able to reach out and talk to one another. did you see those letters? did you work off of those letters? i know they show up in this film. this seems very honest to that part of the history. >> yeah, i reread them on the way over here. they are written on the back of airplane sickness bags and really, just two guys at the, you know, epic of fame. isn't that such a comment, so famous but you can't afford stationary? and you are the top of your game at this time. >> there was no spell-check

johnny has only done his part to keep georgia growing. under the gold dome ps spot for policies that spurred economic growth, opportunity and prosperity in every corner of our state. and in our nation's capital he pushed for strong borders, tough foreign policy, better health care and the protection of freedom for hard-working americans as well as our allies overseas. as george of we owe a debt of gratitude to johnny isakson for charting the course. in my opinion he joins the likes of callaway and that some of the parties early trailblazers and most impactful leaders. yesterday at the u.s. capitol many women republican and democrat honored johnny for hours. i'm confident hard-working georgians from every corner of the state could and will sing his praises for years to come. while still isakson could not be with us here today in person i know he is watching this moment right now live feed. so johnny come on behalf of all georgians far and wide, thank you. your impact and legacy will literally live on for generations to come. we owe you a b

senate seat being vacated by senator johnny isakson.heerd the remainder of the rm about one year but lost her reelection cpaign. after leaving the senate she found her greatereorgia, an organization focus on focused o registering voters of the state. next, governor kemp's announcement on his appointment of ms. loeffler to the senate. [inaudible conversations] >> all right, good morning everyone. i want to thank you so much for being here on what will become a historical day in the peach state. the crew flew shortage and a great state of georgia this is a bittersweet moment for me and hard-working georgians, myself included. our senior center johnny isakson as a public servant through and through. a statesman you can trust to act with dented dignity and respect. a friend and a mentor to many of us that stand beside me here today.im from literally all walks of life and from both sides of the aisle. a man of character who always put policy ahead of politics. senator isaacson worked diligently and give these american heroes the care and the

number nine... - letterman did place a call to johnny carson, asking for his advice, and johnny said,erican television. 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. - start up your remote controls. 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 more difficult. - 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 altern

the band is also into sustainability. >> i love johnny for that. he is a real advocate and a real hero. >> reporter: scott spoke to us from his home about the designers. >> not only are the they so intelligent, but just so brilliant. >> reporter: it seeks out the sacred in the common place and the design reflects that beauty. >> the goal is to add a depth to the experience and also to really bring you in and allow you to get lost in the world. >> reporter: the work is covered in textures, hidden etchings, the colors are pulled from a medieval bible. enclosed a lyric book featuring illustrations from scott. >> scott is a fine artist and he is just absolutely phenomenal. >> reporter: now, a grammy nomination. >> this thing has been so humbling and surreal. >> reporter: a great gift to a world always looking for a little healing. >> so cool, you can watch the grammies live here on cbs news bay area, it starts 5:30 sunday, february 2. you know when it is fun, to watch the grammies when it is raining outside and it is all cozy inside watching. can you g

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putting his shoulder, the town in shoulder behind the syrian transition to johnny. also saying that the syria deserves lots of dignity and freedom. and if leads ready to play a role in missiles to reiterate the importance of lifting sanctions and for his part of the searing foreign minister, saying that he will visit european countries in the coming period. let's speak to james, but it's out there for medic edits and it was listening in from damascus. and as i say, james, a another european country putting the shoulder behind a certain transition. yes, absolutely, and i think it was interesting. it was very positive. a message coming sent me in public from administer to johnny as he spoke with his theory and counterparts. we know that he is coming from a meeting that took place in rome that he was hosting of the so called quint. that is the full, major european palace, italy, germany of from the u. k. and the us secretary state and the blinking was in room for that meeting. and suddenly, coming out of that meeting, he seems to at least be in public, be playing the r

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but johnny was there too. and he hit up the tailgate watch. the eagles going all the way this year. >> got right there. >> let's go birds. you. >> we flying. let's fly birds. >> hell yeah. they're going all the way. what do you mean? >> obviously the eagles are so much better than the eagles. >> how are you guys getting ready for the game today? i got up, i prayed pregame and shotgunning. >> whole lot of drinking and a whole lot of drinking. >> drinking. >> that's how i've been preparing. i've been preparing for the eagles. >> you come on 32 to get this diva out of here. >> you're drunk. go home. >> peo eagles fans are a bunch of animals. are they right? >> we're savages. we're not animals. we're savages. oh, yeah. >> you know, nobody likes us. and we don't care. we love everything. >> philly, baby. you know, joe biden's wife is from philly. damn. go, birds. all right. oh! >> whoa! anyway. >> what city has the most patriotic sports teams? >> like, what do you mean, patriotic? i need, like, a dictionary definition for this. >> it's got to be ph

johnny for that. i think it's he's he's a he's a real advocate and a real hero in that sense.is right there with him. >>>>scott avett spoke to us from his home about the designers. >>>>not only are they so intelligent, but they are so heart smart. you know, they're just so brilliant in the heart. >>>>the album is a collection of songs that seeks out the sacred in the commonplace, and the design reflects that beauty. >>>>the goal is to, yeah, add and add depth to the experience, and also to really just bring you in and allow you to get lost in the world. >>>>the work is covered in textures, hidden etchings and symbols. the colors are pulled from a medieval bible, enclosed a lyric book featuring illustrations from scott. >>>>scott is a fine artist and he's just absolutely phenomenal. >>>>now a grammy nomination. >>>>this whole thing has been so humbling and surreal. it'd be a great honor to to win. >>>>and a great gift to a world always looking for a little healing. >>>>looking for. healing under. a ceiling. when it's. beyond orion's. belt. >>>>and you can watch the grammys live

and johnny went to the balls. here's a little look. >> i heard there were some illegal migrants trying to get into this event tonight. >> where? show me. >> you'll take care of it. >> i'll take care of it right now. >> clint eastwood. >> that's johnny tonight at eight. >> all right. 10s judge. >> i don't. eight seconds in 10s, six seconds, about three. four seconds. elephants, three seconds missing. kemba, lucky, lulu and jam sure to follow me on accomplish more in less than four days than other administrations have accomplished in four years. they say that there's light shining all over the world. >> trump starts telling the world what to do. >> a lot of people are waiting for this for so long. for years. >> this kind of petty back and forth. or i would have beat trump. and no one believes that at all. just get out of the way. the party is moving on. >> joe's out the door, so the left needs a new hero. >> it's a really big deal. i take it very seriously every time. >> why would somebody say that? open borders are

and johnny, johnny, you were able to save your dog's dog and one of your cats, but you also lost another cat and two chickens to the fire. can you describe what else you have lost? >> yes, um, i lost a lot of family heirlooms that i feel like my family entrusted me to take care of and pass on. um. and i feel like i've let my family down. um, i lost a ring that was my grandmother's that my grandfather had given her. um, as an anniversary gift. and, um, they're all sentimental things, but they're things that i can't replace. um. and so that's that's what i feel i've lost, and i miss, i miss our other cat very, very much. um, because it was such a fun, fun cat. very interesting cat. >> um, johnny, that makes me my heart hurt to think. but you should know. of course, you are the culmination of all of that legacy, and i hope you don't forget and lose sight of what is important. i know it's hard in these times, anthony, to think about what you've lost physically, but could you help and share with the world right now the history of your home and why it has been so special to both of you? and of

what is his name, johnny? >> johnny. >> jimmy: he knew there was no paper? be beside himself that he's getting such a mention. [ laughter ] no, i don't know that johnny knew that. >> jimmy: laura dern told me that -- i have to think about this, make sure i have it right. that when she was shooting the blaster, that she was making the pew pew sound! >> of course. >> jimmy: they had to tell her to stop making the sound. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: did you do that? >> i think i might have done it. here's another thing. so blasters don't have kick. because obviously i've used weapons in films before and sometimes you have to add a little bit of a kick. >> jimmy: oh, pretend? >> yeah, i was doing that with the blaster. pew pew! first of all, there's no pew pew. okay, sorry. "no kick, just point and squeeze." sorry, i didn't mean -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: someone corrected you on that? >> oh, yeah. no pew pew and no kick. you kind of know what show you're on when someone gives you that direction. "no pew pew." >> jimmy: no pew pew. right. no pew pew and no toi

thank you so much, johnny.remost, we need to start restoring the human face of the people that we're talking about. at some point, they were six—year—olds, like all of us, who wanted to be doctors, to be president, to be all these things that they wanted to be when they grew up, but opportunity lost them along the way. we've got police who get paid by crime. crime pays in south africa. it pays the police really well. and the first start to be able to address this is to also make sure that there is growth that happens when you become a policeman. we find policemen that have been in the industry for 30 to 40 years, but have been in the same rank for decades on end. there's no incentive that gratifies you for having stood up for the country, and that makes you depart and detach yourself from protecting your country, to pledging allegiance to politicians, to criminals, and no longer south africans. thank you very much indeed. i'm going to... i'm going to move on, if i may. on to a related question. good evening. my

we turn now to the mystery of a missing musician known as chicago johnny.is bitter divorce was coming to an end when he vanished into thin air. he was a beloved blues musician, but still today, no one can answer the simple question what happened to john spyro on a cold february chicago day? >> he was an incredible guy. >> he was engaging. >> he was smart. he was funny. >> known as chicago johnny, his tight knit family says he loved life. >> i think that if you asked all three of us our our best holidays or our best weekends were spent with each other. >> john, the eldest of three, had many interests, including a highly successful company called universal cable construction in west chicago. but his primary passion was music. as the lead guitarist of blues band the rabble rousers in high school, his friend showed him a couple chords on the guitar and that was it. >> he got really good, really fast. >> music was john's true love, but his marriage to wife suzanne was less melodic. >> i don't think she ever really fit in, and frankly, i don't think she wanted to

thank you very much, johnny. and i think...e first introduce myself and pronounce the name that is so important to me, given the fact that i recently discovered my roots, my second name, qhoeke. forgive me. i mispronounced that in the introduction. i did warn the audience here that i would mispronounce. that's fine, but there's a reason why, because i want to link it to my response. thank you. qhoeke is a bushman name, a san name, the original and first inhabitants of the southern part of this continent. when we say "black" politically and we talk about how to create economic opportunity for black people, for centuries even the term "black" has excluded the bushman. applause and... and i know you'll have my fellow colleagues in the different other parties say to me that while there's a definition in our political framework that says "blacks in general, "and african in particular", and what that really means is that the previously disadvantaged are black, but not everyone is african in particular. now, unfortunately, the sacrifi

the band is also into sustainability. >> i love johnny for that. he's a real advocate and a real hero in that sense and georgia's right there with him. >> scott avitt spoke to us from his home about the designers. >> not only are they intelligence, but they're so heart smart. they're so brilliant in the heart. >> the album is a collection of songs that seeks out the sacred in the commonplace and the design reflects that beauty. >> the goal is to, yeah, add a depth to the experience and also to really just bring you in and allow you to get lost in the world. >> the work is covered in textures, hidden etchings, and symbols. the colors are pulled from a medieval bible, enclosed, a lyric book featuring illustrations from scott. >> scott is a fine artist and he's just absolutely phenomenal. >> now a grammy nomination. >> this whole thing has been so humbling and surreal. >> it would be a great honor to win. >> and a great gift to a world always looking for a little healing. ♪ looking for healing under a ceiling ♪ >> congrats to them. you can watch the g

right next to johnny.idens plan on heading west into the sunset after inauguration as private citizens, they plan to take personal time in santa barbara county. speaking of the inauguration, we are learning the real reason michelle obama is not going to d.c. on monday. and know it's not a schedule conflict. "a source familiar with her thinking tells people that the former first lady would not want to fake a smile for someone who she still considers a threat to american democracy." was barack obama faking it with trump at jimmy carter's funeral? it did not look like it but we should not be surprised. the last time michelle thought trump she cried. >> after the inauguration, and we know who -- we know who's inauguration we were at, that day was so emotional on so many different reasons, there were tears, there was that emotion, but then to sit on that stage and watch the opposite of what we represented on display, there was no diversity, there was no color on that stage, there was no reflection of the broade

>> tara and johnny. >> tara and johnny, you're giving billy crystal sweater. >> cable knit is timelesswear it very well. >> yes, you do. have the full "popstart" coming up. >> i like tara's line, i took my coat off, no way. this couldn't be happening. full "popstart" on the way. >>> plus, jenna is cooking up that "morning boost." there she is. first these messages. hi, jenna. >> hi. compared to those on eylea at 4 months. eylea hd is the only wet amd therapy that helped 8 out of 10 people go up to 4 months between injections after 3 initial monthly treatments. if you have an eye infection, eye pain or redness, or allergies to eylea hd, don't use. eye injections like eylea hd may cause eye infection, separation of the retina, or rare but severe swelling of blood vessels in the eye. an increase in eye pressure has been seen. there is an uncommon risk of heart attack or stroke associated with blood clots. the most common side effects were blurred vision, cataract, corneal injury, and eye floaters. and there's still so much to see. if you are on eylea or a similar type of treatment, ask yo

yeah, yeah, johnny. this job at this bar we're talking about. so we get there, it's, like, 6:00 in the morning, we're blocking this scene. and nahnatchka, our show runner and creator is like, "okay, so, zosia, i figured that you'd like, be behind the bar and this guy is going to come and he's going to order a gin and tonic and you're going to turn around, you're going to make it and then you're going to give him cha --" and i was like, woah, woah, woah, woah, woah. [ laughter ] woah. sorry, what? [ laughter ] and she was like, "well, you know, you're going to -- you're going to bar tend." and i was like, "yeah. mm-hmm. totally. i'm going to bartend." and stephanie looked at me and she goes, "are you okay?" and i immediately broke out into rash on my neck. [ laughter ] so bad that we had to ll the medic. [ laughter ] he was like, "what's going on?" i was like, "i don't know. i'm supposed to bartend." [ laughter ] anyways, we really -- we muddled our way through it. but i told my husband that night, i was

the non symbol johnny got at least 53 percent of the votes on johnny. and he's supposed to say the vote was raked bundle on a flip, mozambique. he says for his safety now he plans to return, studied syndic, i'll be in mozambique on thursday. they some said i'm on the run because i'm afraid of some says i have a search and capture warrant, but let's leave that aside. some of those they murder my brothers, then it'll be a fight. the ones on the run for office with the support of opposition party put amish for them was founded in 2019. but contesting its 1st election initially disputed the result to but is not taking up the $43.00 parliament without conflicts or the government says milan incited violence and as a two's protest, as of looting, the demonstrations of not only offensive wasn't beaks economy, but the region to for me, the miller, i'll just say around my foot to mozambique the the you and says there are no fuel reserves to operate. generators of hospitals across gauze, placing the lives of patients and new bones at great risk. the health industr

now, i'd be willing to guess 80% of the american public today doesn't know the name johnny carson. but from 1962 to 1992, carson reigned supreme as host of the tonight show and arbiter of american pop culture in carson the magnificent. authors bill, amy and mike thomas examined carson's nebraska upbringing and off camera dark side. just ask his four wives, god. >> that let me congratulate you. i'm proud to be your son, my boy. you took the words right out of my mouth. i'm ashamed to be your father. >> robert s bader is back with another of his meticulously researched examinations into that iconic comedy team, the marx brothers. groucho, harpo, chico and zeppo. the reluctant marx brother bader focuses on the underappreciated straight man of the group who quit the act after their first five classic movies. i'll admit, i was skeptical, zeppo. turns out, he is worthy of his own biography. zeppo went on to become a successful hollywood talent agent, rancher, and manufacturer of airplane parts for the u.s. military. act now, and we'll even throw in a fifth marx brother, deja vu: it's liv

i was with johnny the head of the olympics. because of the wildfires they're going to do a special job they're going through something very special for the olympics. some people said it may be the olympics can't go there turns out just the opposite they came to see me the other day and it's just the opposite. the olympics is a great plan for the others the world cup johnny is the head of it. we had our top people they all came in on the olympics and then i saw johnny and we got the world cup to. at only because they rigged the election i'll be your president representing you there. i got both of them i got the olympics and i got the world cup and i said it's too bad, 1 was in 2026 the other was in 2028. i said i won't be there, i won't be your president and then they rigged to the election and now we oneness i'm going to be your president for the olympics. and for the world cup. so johnny, thank you for the world cup and everybody thank you for the olympics were going to have a great time another thing happening 250 years. a ce

got at least 53 percent of the vote on johnny. and he's supposed to say that voters briggs bundle on a flip, mozambique, he says, for his safety. now he plans to return the study of somebody. i'll be in mozambique on thursday. they some said, i'm on the wrong because i'm afraid of some says i have a search and capture warrant, but let's leave that aside. so those they murder my brothers, then they'll be a fight. one bonded run for office with the support of opposition party put that much for them was founded in 2019 but contesting its 1st election initially disputed the result to but it's not taking up to $43.00 parliamentary seats and one that's the image that makes no sense for put a motion detector office as a re presents a blank and disregard for the sacrifices night, the people, and many of them remain firm and their support for ones on there. thousands of people are expected at this airport in level 2 on thursday to welcome back, but not so much learning. while his return is likely to give support is renewed, hope they will

and johnny for the other, as you know, the world cup, johnny is the head of it. we had our top people, wasserman. they all came in on the olympics. and then i saw johnny and we got the world cup, too. and you know, it's only because they rigged the election that i'll be your president representing you there. you know, i got both of them. i got the olympics and i got the world cup. and i said, you know, it's too bad one was in 2026 and the other was in 2028. and i said, i won't be there. i won't be your president. but then they rigged the election and now we won. so i'm going to be your president for the olympics and for the world cup. so, johnny, thank you for the world cup and everybody. thank you for the olympics. we're going to have a great time. we have another thing happening. 250 years a celebration like no other, 250 years. and that's going to be taking place next year. so we have a lot of big events coming and everything we do, we do everything. we take it very, very seriously. but what do we do more than anything else? we put america first and it all sta

and johnny, johnny, you were able to save your dog's dog and one of your cats, but you also lost another cat and two chickens to the fire. can you describe what else you have lost? >> um, i lost a lot of family heirlooms that i feel like my family entrusted me to take care of and pass on. um. and i feel like i've let my family down. um, i lost a ring. that was my grandmother's that my grandfather had given her. um, as an anniversary gift. and, um, they're all sentimental things, but they're things that i can't replace. um. and so that's that's what i feel i've lost, and i miss, i miss our other cat very, very much. um, because it was such a fun, fun cat. very interesting cat. >> um, johnny, that makes me my heart hurt to think. but you should know. of course, you are the culmination of all of that legacy, and i hope you don't forget and lose sight of what is important. i know it's hard in these times, anthony, to think about what you've lost physically, but could you help and share with a world right now the history of your home and why it has been so special to both of you and of course

>> he is missing out on one of the best balls. >> is johnny not good enough?room. >> you're hilarious. >> thank you, you're inflating my ego a bit too much. >> i love jesse. >> it's his world. >> all teach him about my world. >> jesse, where are you? are you home with mom again? >> i heard is really handsome. i don't know who he heard that from. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: more prime time straight ahead. oh... stuffed up again? so congested! you need sinex saline from vicks. just sinex, breathe, ahhhh! what is — wow! sinex. breathe. ahhhhhh! major programming alert as at 8:00 p.m. pete hag saffold have his vote in our hour. also next week we have big hearings with tell see gabbard, rfk and cash patel so stay on prime time. text time now as bob from buford i finally feel like i have a friend in washington. day from cincinnati i've been cranking up my surround sound to hear sharpies ripping over and over again. that is music to their ears. teresa from burleson, texas, saying i know it they are and said to biden, daddy's home. tom from warren, don't tell nancy about crypto. we

johnny went to find out. >> come monday, joe biden is out. you're going to miss him.ot really. >> not really. not one mother bit. hell no. >> no, i will miss him. >> is that a joke? >> oh thank you. what has been your favorite thing that joe biden has done for you? >> i don't know, dropped out. >> he tried to forgive the student loans, but no luck. >> the only thing he's done is fall. fall down some stairs. ten years from now, when you look back at the biden presidency, what would you say is the most memorable moment falling off of a bike? >> oh, he really liked ice cream. >> sleeping so sleepy joe, sniffing people's hair. i've got a lot of things. >> what the biden done. he can't even give you a sex scandal. >> well, if you remember, his wife kissed kamala's husband on the lips. >> oh. that's nasty. >> too much wine. >> did joe secure the border? >> no, no, no, because there's still immigrants coming. >> joe's worried about every other country but the usa. >> we're still in completely. >> did joe improve the economy? >> no, which is why i won't miss him. he didn't pu

i'm telling you it's a johnny met the leader of serious new administration off med. i'll shut off as well as the foreign minister side. i'll shavani comes in a 100 reports from damascus. another you're paying for in minnesota, visiting damascus. this time it is chief diploma. antonio to johnny pop up the agenda, the functions on syria. the chinese visit comes a day of that, you'll get a meeting with the secretary of state and tony blinking on your phone and administer to discuss the situation in syria. and normally the cat, the appropriate, i normally see this during these talks last night we concentrated on the importance of lifting the sanctions unit. the sanctions were imposed on the previous reaching, the house did redeem and the sanctions will hit the syrian people. they must be lifted. last week, the french and german foreign ministers came to the must castillo's books with serious new leaders. the us and you'll see they want to see cd up in the past to democracy and be with the rights of minorities are respected before the assumptions are listed. but cd and d

eddie from san jose, did johnny ever make it back from canada? unfortunately he did.

i asked johnny i said what do you want? and he just said i don't have any hope.ica both saying they had no hope. how could we live knowing that and i think that is really i tried to do with the o'neal institute. it really is so simple. we don't need to be in awe of all the wonderful things that we can really help the children and left the mall have a loving and healthy life. so i just wanted to thank you all know i'm going to do this more at dinner but but this is d for me because my son and my sister my wife and friends and neighbors are all here. i feel like i'm surrounded by love and i'm so fortunate in my life. when i grew up very poor basically i was told he will never be college material. thank you. [applause] as we close out think thank you, that was so poignant, absolutely poignant larry. we appreciate your love. i want to thank tim o'neal who made it possible for me in the o'neal institute to exist and thank you and linda very much for your vision that this could be possible. i think all of you who have gathered here today to join us and as we begin to w

you are no johnny carson. >> hulu. goo goo goo goo goo goo. >> good day. welcome. the great white north canadian corner. i'm bob mackenzie. this is my brother doug. and today we got a real big show because we got a. >> 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, which originally was syndicated and got to the states that way. >> hail. >> caesar! hail, hail, hail! thank you very much for. >> that marvelous reception. i particularly want to thank my supporters over there in the cesarean section. i think. >> it's healthy to be an outsider. you know, as a comedian. and canadians are always outsiders, but they're looking at the other culture, which is right next door to them. >> i love you, sammy maudlin. i want to bury our children it was the type of comedy. >> that had only been accessible. if you could have gotten into the improv clubs in chicago or toronto. i had never seen anything like second city tv. >> james bridgman. >> pa

estos fueron los recordados conciertos de johnny cash y bibi king. —— y b.b. king.pactante es el sonido, lo gritos que salen de cada celda. hay tres tipos de celda. esta donde los presos pasan todo el dÍa y la de la iglesia. sÓlo pueden estar fuera por menos de tres horas al dÍa. hay muchos hispanos. >> pasÓ que vino el covid y los trabajadores que estaban trabajando en ese tiempo se enfermaron. >> tengo dos muertes que me encontraron culpable. creo que no merezco en la condena, dos personas perdieron su vida, pero escuchÉ muchas historias y otras personas lo hicieron peor. estÁn otra vez en la calle. las ejecuciones estÁn suspendidas desde el 2006. pablo ha visto ejecuciones. >> cÓmo se siente uno cuando llevan a un amigo a ejecutar? >> por lo —1 piensa: no fui yo, todavÍa". reportera: dice que quiere trabajar y estudiar computaciÓn. >> no somos monstruos. tengo familia en argentina, pero no nos comunicamos. tengo un hijo, pero la familia de la mamÁ no quiere tener nada que ver conmigo. su caso hizo titulares en 1995 cuando fue acusado de asesinar a su mujer y a su

during talks with his syrian counterpart and tony with a johnny met with the leader of a serious new administration, ahmed osh law. as well as new foreign minister asked how long should buy me. his visit comes a day after he hosted a special meeting with us secretary of state antony blinking, and e for an ministers in rome to align the strategies on serious transition a good afternoon during these talks last night, we concentrated on the importance of lifting the sanctions of these sanctions were imposed on the previous regina ousted regina and the sanctions hit, the syrian people, they must be lifted it so typically will play a role in this regard. and i think open and structured dialogue in this particular period of time is quite important. so me look at the design and i've also been about a few of them. we need to confirm my commitment to the values and principles that will boost the human rights and seriously every 30 and regardless of the effect. because the law will prevail and citizenship will apply equally to everyone. this is quite important to keep and maintain the stabilit

b3 thank you johnny.billy ray cyrus on deck pretty soon, do we want to go to him? let's listen. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: all right led to bring in riley gaines, outkick we now, how are you feeling about tonight? >> i am so excited, the patriotism into this room is surging, the people -- a feeling of optimism and hope radiating from people, it's an exciting time. >> jesse: it you went through some tough time personally, guys in their locker room, that won't happen anymore according to executive orders. >> thank goodness, we had our voices heard. understand tonight to assume the position, always not just speaking for myself but so many people like me that rejected the notion of absurdity the democratic party has become entirely and thoroughly absurd, putting men and woman sports and locker rooms, tampons and boys bathrooms, they lost their ability to communicate with your common sense every day american of that that men and women are different. very excited for president trump, he is a man of promises. >> jess

so the olympics is great, and johnny, for the others, the world cup, johnny is the head of it.e. they all came in on the olympics and then i saw johnny and we got the world cup too and you know it's only because they rigged the election that i will be your president representing you there. i got both of them. i got the olympics and the world cup, and i said, you know it's too bad. one was in 2026, the other in 2028. i said, i won't be there. i will be your president. but then they rigged the election and now we won so i'm going to be your president for the olympics in the world cup. so thank you for the world cup, and everybody, thank you for the olympics. we have another thing happening. 250 years. a celebration like no other. 250 years. and that's going to be taking place next year. so we have a lot of big events coming. and everything we do, we do everything, we take it seriously, but what do we do more than anything else? we put america first. and it all starts tomorrow when i raise my hand on the bible to be sworn as your -- will be sworn in tomorrow. we are going to be sw

the band is also into sustainability. >> i love johnny for that.hink it's a -- he's a real advocate and a real hero in that sense and georgia's right there with him. >> reporter: scott spoke with us from his home about the designers. >> not only are they so intelligent, but they are so heart smart, you know? they are so brill want in the heart. >> reporter: the album is a collection of songs that seeks out the sacred in the common place and the design reflects that beauty. >> the goal is to, yeah, another a depth to the experience and also to really just bring you in and allow you to get lost in the world. >> reporter: the work is covered in textures, hidden etchings, and symbols. a lyric book featuring illustrations from scott. >> scott is a fine artist, and he's just absolutely phenomenal. >> reporter: now a grammy nomination. >> this whole thing has been so humbling and surreal. >> a great honor to win. >> reporter: and the great gift to a world always looking for a little healing. >> looking for healing under a ceiling when it's me on the right

enough as about what the debate was and if the sections of the displacement and today antonia to johnny was basically talking about the news. 55 population trends of the economy, political, gorgeous nation. and also it's all they say that it was committed to how play a role in helping syria as the navigates this particular bid, and particularly start the national calling for his full social assets. so on, i know his mother's side goals of why significance and this is going to be followed by fit for the i'll just see if it is also enough. i see of the upcoming size. this gives you a sense to that's what recognizes the fact that gives you a new station is in your reality, i do would like to do business with the house and we're getting reports of a sam see that uh damascus is a maya mosque. what more can you tell us about this? so basically this was a popular the chef here who was offering food to people off to the friday prayers of the oh, my a square. and the oh my as quite as an area which is now packed by people coming from all over syria, particularly during the 5 days and to 1st of a

a frequent on "the tonight show with johnny carson." >> mr. >> david: carson first called him mr. baseball. >> this picture must be of an exciting moment. >> yes, this is on a day when the ball club found out that i wasn't playing. >> david: his sense of humor, self-deprecating style, earning him fame and affection. >> wrong seat, buddy. come on. >> oh, i must be in the front row. >> david: his ad campaign for bud light in the '80s. >> vaughn into the windup, and his first offering. just a bit outside. >> david: in '89, starring in the film "major league," he was harry doyle. bob uecker would always return home to milwaukee, giving the play-by-play for the brewers for 54 seasons. that signature catch phrase. >> way back. get up. get up, get out of here, and gone! >> david: tonight, the milwaukee brewers, the team he loved so much, announcing uecker's passing, after a battle with small cell lung cancer. tonight, bob uecker in his own words. >> of all the things that i've done, this has always been number one. baseball. i could never wait for ev

after the fall of a shallow side, antonio to johnny met with the leader of serious new administration, not at all. sure, as well as with the foreign minister i found out shabani. his visit comes a day after he hosted a special meeting with us secretary of state down to me blinking and e, 4, and ministers in rome to align their strategies on serious transition. what i'm going to during these talks last night, we concentrated on the importance of lifting the sanctions of the sanctions were imposed on the previous regina ousted regina and the sanctions will hit the syrian people. they must be lifted so typically will play a role in this regard. and i think open and structured dialogue in this particular period of time is quite important. so me look at it because i'm in the process by the real thing and we need to confirm my commitment to the values and principles that will boost the human rights and seriously every 30 and regardless of the effect, because the law will prevail and citizenship will apply equally to everyone. this is quite important to keep and maintain the stability and so

and they have since this bus from this area and but i was often address 5 for non symbol johnny. we spoke about why he had returns to mozambique off to the self imposed exile. he had left, he says, always own safety off to the disputed election results. he says he's with tons to represent most of beacons, because all that disputes around the election results, they allege that the election results was riggs. he says is returned because he's been accused of not being involved in dialogue. he says he's absence from us because we use as an excuse. and so he's trying to push through dialogue with the governing a freely both parties. and this is a handle that in over ration next week, which he and the support is unlikely to accept. he says that he's likely to hold a parallel immigration if you will. but just soon off to his arrival, the government, the president elect donald trump. o, how totes, with their motion, that's the party that has been supporting fires burning in los angeles county. and the latest is in the hollywood hills where amanda tree evacuation order is in place for us

joining us, former federal judge johnnie jones, the third. judge jones, what do you make of the judge blocking the attempt to end birthright citizenship? it is unusual for a judge to call something blatantly unconstitutional. >> well. >> it's. kind of. >> judge speak. >> i would say. >> anderson. >> for you got. >> to be kidding me. >> or you're. >> wasting my time. it certainly happens. but it happens in a case. where the. judge is incredulous. about the arguments that are being made in front of him, and that's this is a battle tested judge. >> corner is somebody. >> who's been on the bench for four decades. been there, done that. and you can you can bet. >> that he felt that, that this was an easy case to decide. >> i mean, at the core of this is the trump administration's argument that a clause in the 14th amendment that refers to children who are born to parents, subject to the jurisdiction thereof, that's the phrasing subject to the jurisdiction thereof, meaning the united states excludes undocumented immigrants. i'm wondering what you m

johnny went to times square to find out. >> happy new year. >> happy new year.py new year. >> how'd you ring in the new year? >> pretty low key. you know, i did some math. >> holy. >> i didn't see that coming. >> we were dancing. >> we popped some party poppers. >> i was with my dog, dolly barkin. >> who was your new year's kiss? >> she was probably my new year's kiss. >> can you give her a kiss now? >> i don't know if she can sense to that, but we can ask. dolly can't have a kiss. >> no, i don't think she'll want me to say. ha ha ha ha ha. >> i didn't have a new year's kiss this year because my boyfriend and i broke up. but he's back. it's only been a couple of days. he's back. >> my husband. >> can we just give it up again for my husband? >> what is your new year's resolution? move my body more. >> no more mcdonald's. >> less texting your ex. >> leave the sour candy alone. >> i'm going to take the bull by the horns. literally. what was your biggest regret of 2024? >> i regret creating that only fan page guys. it didn't work out. >> did you vote for kamala? no.