i tell me of a joy ride and tell me about the joy of directing. tell me, i always thought you had such an intelligence that i thought you'd be good, wasn't empathetic character. you would orchestrate the stuff. tell me about joy, right? tell me is dana, and it was the great thing to go yes. to dana and i would we go on the road together and we would flip a coin and see who was going to headline. and then we both realized that the people are enjoying us just sticking around at the beginning, the show more than they are enjoying our stand up. so we just started doing sets together. then we went out and filmed it, and we are, we are in a car accident on the way to tape it. and then i filled a bunch of shows. then the pandemic it. so it actually gave me a whole chance to cobble together. and hopefully it's funny for people not just stand up, but you see our relationship. oh because dana says you didn't. we didn't like each other when we met and i go, that's not sure. i hated you for that. and then the more i scored is i, he really was terrified of me

your joy might be full. our vision that saint dominic's is to radiate the joy of the gospel. here in the heart of the city. we are joyful. the joyful fryer. that joy is contagious. it spreads without being diminished. we make the boldest witness we can when we are joyful and living as catholics. >> if a catholic wants to have a great homily during mass or intellectual nests. there will be something good happening with a brilliant author. there will be good art, music. all that kind of stuff. people are making a great impression. saint dominic is famous for the rosary. >> we got it. the blessings of the virgin mary. >> thank you, for being here. thank you, for telling us all about the dominicans in the archdiocese of san francisco see you next time. >>> right now in kpix 5. a deadly shooting at a halloween party in gilroy kills one and injures three others at the home of a council city's member. >>> tensions are running high over the vaccine. >>> people living in lake tahoe have battled drought and wild fire but there is a new threat. what scientists say is killing wildlife in

>> joy, i think eric is spot on. forgive me for not being able to get my video together for today. >> no worries. >> we're not only talking about the base of the democratic party but the base of the country and history is important and before we get into it in the television hits but the reality is that robust public infrastructure spending has often saved this country from the brink of collapse at least twice and every 1929 the stock market collapsed and that includes broad public infrastructure spending that created a lot of what we have in place today including social security. 2009 barack obama does it again rebuilding after the collapse of 2008. the problem now is that when you're talking about broad government public infrastructure spending, we're talking about it going to a country that's trending towards brown and black and younger and lgbtq and people who have been historically excluded. that is the root of what this fight is about is do we want robust public infrastructure spending in this country for a cou

joy. >> tucci: hi joy, how are you?nd little shrimps? the little... >> joy: they are fried already. >> oh delicious. oh i can't wait. it's very exciting. tonight they're making a fusion of african dishes. >> joy: this one is called nigerian fried rice. >> joy's special rice is being served alongside spicy chicken flavored with curry, ginger and rosemary. oh my gosh. >> mustafa: yeah, yeah. for you. >> tucci: plantains and plantain. it's my favorite. a type of banana fried in coconut oil. >> i can see that nigerian and italian hospitality have a lot in common. oh that's wonderful. that's delicious. emmanuel and mimmo took mustafa under their wing shortly after he arrived in sicily six years ago. >> he was only sixteen when he left his family to make the dangerous journey across the mediterranean. how did they arrive? >> with a small boat. just in the main beach of catania, which is called playa. it was the 10th of august in 2013. >> tucci: how big was the boat? >> the boat stopped. >> it hit a sand bar. >> yes. >> yeah.

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they are coming for her, joy.urope, fundraising, and ignoring true opportunities to invest not only in arizona but across the country, a true opportunity to realize biden's agenda, people are seeing her and people are frustrated. i saw the data for progress poll today that said among democrats who voted in the primary in arizona, 70% disapprove of what she is doing. and honestly, as a strategist, i'm looking forward, okay, what can she possibly do to dig herself out of a hole of 70% disapproval over the next few years if she is part to blame for tanking biden's agenda, if she is part to blame for take democrats' agenda, if she contributes to this failed leadership that we're seeing where democrats have the full reins of not only congress but the white house. i don't see her doing anything to potentially recover from that, even though her reelection is three years off. >> oh, at this point, a stale slice of bread with a pink wig and glasses could be her primary. she probably has another job lined up. i don't think

joy, you know who that is. that's women, that's a lot of people of color, immigrants that are going to get these jobs that will be good paying jobs and of course, families across the country that will benefit from universal child care, prek, home and community based care. this is really, really significant and of course, the child tax credit as you mentioned and so our caucus has been, you know, frankly just really committed to delivering the entirety of the president's agenda and we understand the pressures on the white house and we understand the pressures on the speaker and we understand the pressures on our front line members but our belief was that if we could just continue to, you know, to not leave anybody behind and to push for those two bills together, we would get them and we're so close, joy, and people feel like it's been going on for a long time, we actually only serious negotiation, only started happening about three and a half weeks ago with the two senators when we actually said we need to make

. >>> there's good news tonight about spreading joy during the most trying times and the dancing man joy, hope, and positivity >> reporter: you may not know his name, but chances are you've seen him on social media. his videos now viewed more than 75 million times gurdeep pandher is giving the world a new outlook on life, a lift at a time when so many need it most. tell me how you got this idea to spread that joy through your dance. >> about five years ago, my videos started to go viral. and that inspired me to make more videos to spread joy, hope, and positivity. >> reporter: when the pandemic hit, his clips gave new meaning to the saying "dance like nobody's watching. pandher connecting with viewers across the globe from his home in the yukon in canada's far northwest corner >> there was so much social isolation. through the power of this dance, i can bring joy to people, i can feed those moments of positivity >> reporter: originally from a small village in india, the author, teacher, and dancer always knew nature, music, and movement could inspire. each day posting a dance in the

we turn to the "reidout" with joy reid. hi, joy. >> it seems it would be self evident what the victims are. >>> we begin with the disturbing and dangerous saga of john eastman, the expected target of an upcoming subpoena for the committee vin committee investigating january 6th. he's blown his cover revealing himself as treacherous and an on going threat to democracy. at the heart of his story is the eastman memo revealed to the public last month that showed how close this country came to a coup. drafted in the days before january 6th that outlined a step by step plan for vice president mike pence to nullify the electoral votes from up to seven states. it was a secret and likely illegal plot to over throw joe biden's presidency before he was even sworn in. then last week we saw eastman suddenly disavow his em moe. in an interview with the "national review" the architect of the coup memo said having pence reject the notes was not viable and would have been crazy to pursue, however, eastman is under cut his little charade by

"the reidout" with joy reid is up next. hi, joy. >> how you doing, ari? have a great evening. >> you too. >> cheers. good evening, everyone. if you took a snapshot of the country right now, here is what you would see. on the one hand, you have all that war as the american right takes aim at every civic and cultural institution, from whether we live or die from covid to our schools, history and democracy itself. banning books, senators defending nazi salutes and unhinged anti-nazi rants at school boards. going full alex jones, promoting a fringe conspiracy theory about the january 6 insurrection being a false flag. so that is all happening. and we're going to get to that later in the show. but right now there is also a war on the democratic side. today we saw president joe biden declare victory, putting everybody on the spot and announcing a new framework for build back better before he got on a plane and headed to europe, where he plans on telling everyone that america is back. but the situation on the ground in d.c. as usual is more complicated than that

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joy: streaming is very different.king people behind-the-scenes, the work patterns are shorter. networ televisn, you would have many episodes streaming. you would often have a very short burst of work so you are a gig workers going from job to job. often, trying to shoot things faster, particularly now because during the pandemic, we all ran out of tv. so, you know, all the production shut down. all these studios and streaming platforms were trying to shoot things very quickly so all of that has just exacerbated things and also in terms of the way that they are paid, they are not getting residuals for things like that. judy: the older contract did not reflect this new phenomenon. at this point, are the big production studios, the big media conglomerates, are they inclined to try to make this -- to give them what they want? joy: they are in negotiations. i think that this has been under discussion for a while. the negotiations have heated up since -- a huge majority of the union biopsy, the workers union -- they voted t

>> that's the million dollar question, joy.k obama coming in and you saw some of that in the clip, barack obama makes it bigger. this isn't about quite frankly, you know, just terry versus republican there. this is about a bigger picture, what is going on and so what you saw, by the way, barack obama is the most popular national political figure in the country regardless of cause of party. barack obama makes this about something larger and by the way, joy, it's kind of how biden and v.p. harris closed out the california recall election. they talked about bigger issues women's rights and voting rights and all these bigger issues and democrats are trying to make this about bigger things and republicans and and used to try to get back, back and energizing young voters this is about something bigger and issues that quite frankly they went into the streets and marched about going into the 2020 election. >> well, how about trump? look, the reality is that no republican has shown they can resist doing trump's bidding giving any republ

"the reidout" with joy reid starts now. >> thank you, have a great evening. >>> we begin "the reidout" with a countdown. in 14 days the u.s. is set to default on the debt triggering an economic collapse worse than the 2008 economic crisis plunging the country into a recession. america, you can thank the republican party for the calamity that would ensue because they refuse to raise the debt limit. president biden addressed the potential debt default today. >> let's be clear. not only are republicans refusing to do their job but threatening to use their power to prevent us from doing our job. saving the economy from a catastrophic event. i think quite frankly it's hyper critical, dangerous and disgraceful. >> can you guarantee that the u.s. will not reach the debt ceiling that that will not happen? >> no, i can't. that's up to mitch mcconnell. >> here is what else biden said. >> why were you unable, mr. president, to close the deal with members of your own party on key parts of your legislative agenda last week? >> they will close the deal on 99% of my party. two. two people. that's st

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joy benedict, cbs news, los angeles. >> sargent: they deserve our help and respect. straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," how cows are nseling the climate crisis. we'll meet the doctor who lowers his stress by raising tick orree out early for a special treat. we'll explain. >> sargent: there's an apparent beef with cattle and their role in warming the planet. methane is the problem, and the world's 1.4 billion cows produce a lot of it, 40% of total global methane emissions. in tonight's "eye on earth," cbs' mark phillips traveled to scotland in search of a solution. >> reporter: cattle grays on the lush green pastures of scotland. the environmentalists will tell you that when it comes to global warming meat, and especially beef, is among the worst foods we can eat, that the methane cows belch out while turning feed into food is a far more powerful greenhouse gas than even the carbon dioxide produced by burning fossil pulz. but here at the this experimental farm run by scotland's rural college, they think they found a way to change that, because it turns out one c

"the reidout" with joy reid is next. howdy, joy. >> i love the jacket look. i saw mark thompson was matching your style. i don't know if you're a'90s hip-hop game or doing the news. >> it's a "squad game" reference. >> i enjoyed it. i'll try to keep you. stay there, i want you to stick around for this segment. thank you very much. he's going to be right back. jason will be right back. we begin "the reidout" tonight with one hell of a question on this friday, how dumb can a nation get and still survive? that question courtesy of our friend columnist eugene robinson is poised in today's washington post and it's a really good question at a time when we're faced with not one but two viruses coursing through this country. one of them covid is so deadly it can literally take your breath away and hits randomly. some suffer barely any effects, and some wind up on a ventilator or dead and the other virus is not people are acquiring from breathing in but taking in ignoant garbage on their tv or social media and that virus may make you sick from covid or ingesting horse

>> you know, it's hard to say, joy.ey bought 25% of the movie tickets even though we only make up about 18% of the population. we overindex on streaming on netflix, on amazon, on hulu. so it's weird because usually when somebody doesn't try to sell you a product or doesn't include you in what they're doing it's because they argue that you're not their market. right? but here the weird thing is you're already a fundamental part of their market and in some ways you're overindexing so you're carrying them, and still the institution itself tries to exclude you. and that's why -- and that's true across different platforms in media, hollywood but also in hard news and journalism. in fact, you probably saw today that only like 200 and maybe 90 or so of these different newspaper and i don't know if it was just newspapers, i think so, organizations submitted back diversity information in a major study on this issue. so there's still a lot of reluctance. and the media's got to decide that it's going to be more inclusive and that

"the reidout" with joy reid starts now. >>> thanks for setting that up for us so well. we begin "the reidout" with a vote before the house select committee. let me start by explaining what is going to happen tonight. in 30 minutes from now the nine members on january 6th will convene a meeting to refer steve bannon for criminal charges. the long-time trump whisperer defied the subpoena refusing to even show up for his scheduled deposition last thursday. now he faces the consequences and let's just make it plain, the committee's investigation not only represents the last best chance to hold people accountable for the attempted over throw of an american election but also to preserve american democracy period. every day it seems like more new video emerges from january 6th including this closeup view from "the new york times" showing the mayhem at the front lines of the capitol and given how just insane what we witnessed that day was and all that we have learned in the months since, the simple fact is it actually just has to be illegal to try to over throw the government f

about the power of art and how one man is using his gift to spread joy in his community one mural at a time. with each stroke of his brush, he paints works of joy, a visual artist originally from mexico, he moved to denver just before the pandemic and was looking for a way to connect with his new community. >> i came with the idea of making a call on this app called next door to see who would donate a wall so i could do a mural because i hadn't done any and that was my one dream to do one big piece of art >> reporter: his first mural beautifying a garage back door. >> i had done ten and then 12. today i'm doing number 39 >> reporter: wait. 39 >> yeah. >> reporter: how would you describe your art? >> my ultimate goal with my art is to create that moment of joy where you find something you were not looking for >> reporter: the mural is now part of a project he calls make alleys great again for them, it is a way to spruce up their new home. >> the first thing that really struck me was the way he uses symbols and things i knew we wanted him to do something for us >> reporter: every mural

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there was so much joy in that . >> i had no idea what cheese was but that is adistinct memory from myearly days in new york . everywhere i went i smelled this strange sense. it smelled like dog breath to me honestly as i say in the book. what is this weird animal owner, it was everywhere and then i discovered the cheese that got stuck everywhere on my face. and it stretched, it was delightful and i actually kind of law. why hadn't i had this the last seven years of my life. >> there's a portion of the book that you have a sirloin. this is what's happening and this is an analogous commentary coming from a writerly point of view, i thought that was gorgeous. tell me about the creationof that structure . >> that cactus specifically was one of the first chapters iwrote. the first chapter i wrote was shopping day and then i wrote self . i wrote those two because they were my strongest most visceral memories. from my early time in america, and ipods firmly believed up until not long ago that i would never be able to finish a book and that maybe instead when i failed inevitably i would get a

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we >> look, january six joy, was awful. it was not a movement, people saw it in realtime, they saw it with their own tie eyes. and so we have been tasked with the responsibility of crafting a solution. mayor garland, has to do his job in a timely manner. in order for us to make sure that this doesn't happen again, by steve bannon and anyone else, -- and expect nothing to happen. >> leading off our discussion tonight is -- he's a member of the house select committee investigating the january 6th attack and he served as they lead impeachment manager in the second impeachment trial of donald trump. thank you very much for joining us tonight, we really appreciate it. i was quite struck by chairman thompson's interview with joy reid tonight. i felt as if i could have seen whatever talking points you might have jotted for himself before that interview, it seemed like it was just an index card with the word mirror garlic dominant. that seems to be the effectiveness of this committee is now going to be up to the adjourn attorney ge

>> i think you're right, joy.t but that's the baseline. the other reality is that joe mansion and kyrsten sinema are incredibly ego driven politicians. that sounds absurd talking about politicians and egos but they've got really big ones, and the fact of the matter is that both of them, i think, want to be the definer. they want to be the person who basically decides what this bill is. the truth of the matter is i don't think they're working together. i think they would prefer that one of them stood down so that the other one really could be that john mccain figure, that final figure that makes the decision but the tragedy of this, joy, is that both of them are taking stands that are incredibly destructive to the circumstance of people in their own states and frankly, incredibly destructive to the democratic party in 2022. >> yeah. here is a sort of unusual scene. this is mansion and sanders talking to reporters together. they actually met today and this is after the op ed that senator sanders wrote and the respon

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chairman thompson told us what to expect in an interview this evening with joy reid. >> and so we look forward to our date on next tuesday. the public is invited. it will be a business meeting of the committee. you will see all the information we have available and we will put this before the united states house of representatives, ask for a criminal referral. if we get the votes, the speaker will then transmit that document to merrick garland and he has to do his job. >> the chairman expects the committee to vote for criminal contempt against steve bannon. that will then be followed next week by a vote by the full house of representatives on criminal contempt. assuming the house votes for criminal contempt the next step is up to attorney general merrick garland. and tonight benny thompson repeatedly put the focus on the attorney general. >> it is my wish for the attorney general to decide to expedite the process and the document that we sent. clearly, the law says he has to receive it, present it to a grand jury, indict mr. bannon, and so he needs to do his job. >> in his interview wi

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joy said she knew it could have ended so much worse. >> what to you think about that? >> feels so lucky. i feel so appreciated. >> does this usually get this windy? >> this is the first half this year. so windy. > >>> the giants got their playoff series against the dodgers. >> that's when they won game three of the nlds1-0. vern glenn has all the highlights. >> good morning everybody. about last night here at dodger stadium where la came in with a 16 game home win streak. giants brought in some candlestick park weather and snapped it. take a look. very unusual windy conditions here. blowing all over the place. kept balls inside dodger stadium. look at this. seven innings, struck out ten. opposed by alex wood who spent five years in dodger blue. he pitched in to the 5th inning. struck out ford, didn't allow a run. nothing but sister others when longoria grew up in la county. crushedthis one to left field. his 10th postseason home run. 1-0 giants. chris taylor belted one to the warning track. tracked it down and ended the 6th. jake brought into put a fire out in the 7th.

>> joy, "beloved." it is an american classic, right? think about the trama that many blacks may have felt reading "to kill a mockingbird." one of my favorite books. the reality is there a full blown murder in the book and near lynching. that happened in that book and yet, sweatily regard that as a cherished american classic not to be challenged in a anyway but the racial playbook is not limited to the big lie of a rigged election or voter fraud. race based appeals to white voters are an increasingly perennial aspect of gop politics and one, you know, not that the former president, he latched on to that. this is not something republicans were following the former president and it's something that he recognized was an effective tool. he capitalized on in his elections to his success and the other not so much. even if it didn't work in the presidential level in 2020, it has worked in the past down ballot which is why it continues. race stokes fear among white voters that can be very motivating and it also works to galvanize black and brown

>> well, joy, i don't know if they are there yet. you did see as senator franken said, you saw mitch mcconnell blinking today. you saw defense secretaries, former defense secretaries signing a letter urging the gop to get with the program invoking the most bipartisan of issues, right? support for our military. nobody wants to head into reelection looking like they don't support the truth especially with republicans already poised to go on offense on things like afghanistan in 2022. right? they may have lost some of that leverage depending on how this goes. so republican obstruction is at least on this issue may be on hold for now. joy, i think it's really important that you laid out the stakes for voters and for your audience on what it means if the debt ceiling is not raised. like what happens if this does not happen? that is something that increasingly you're starting to see administration doing, laying out the stakes around the debt ceiling but also around what happens if build back better does not happen and that's exactly what i

>> we absolutely expect to get to any and all the evidence, joy. i don't want to get out ahead of what we're going to do, but i assure you that we will do our work if mr. jordan in his infinite wisdom has already acknowledged that he's called, then we want to know exactly what he said, whether he called before, during or after is material to our investigation. so i can say that we will do our work, but, again, we won't be bullied by mr. jordan or anybody else. we will systematically go forward and do the work of the committee. we will find the facts and circumstances behind january 6 and call it just like the facts present themselves. >> you had donald trump come out today and say that the actual insurrection was the election. so he is out there talking. can you foresee having the same kind of back and forth that you're having with steve bannon? do you foresee also happen to potentially hold somebody like donald trump in contempt? and what happens if the other person who refuses to testify is house minority leader kevin mccarthy? could he wind up f

above all, we hold to the christian certainty of life, to the joy ofjustice done.id, full of faith will rest in peace and rise in glory. grief remains the deepest pain. but god promises in and in light and love. and the enduring hope of resurrection. hymn let us pray. let us pray for the soul of david amess. and for all who have died in the service of parliament. received old lord in tranquillity and peace the soul of thy servant david. grant him rest and place him the soul of thy servant david. grant him restand place him in the soul of thy servant david. grant him rest and place him in the habitation of life, and give him the life and give him the life that and give him the life that no and give him the life that no if and give him the life that no if no and give him the life that no if no age the good things that pass not away. through jesus age the good things that pass not away. throuthesus christ lord amen. let us pray for all who mourn david's passing. for those who are in shock and

everything joy reid is for, that dr. fauci is for they have to be against and if that means letting unnecessarily their own citizens die they will. look at texas while we have a life saving vaccine, 16,000 people have died in texas of the novel coronavirus. greg abbott during that two months supported private businesses having the right to have a vaccine mandate. he looked at the 16,000 deaths and rather thinking the solution is what can i do as somebody that has influence with many of these people not getting vaccinated, what can i do to help encourage them to get vaccinated is doing the opposite. do not compile texas representative chip roy. do not compile. you know chip is vaccinated. i think that what these guys are doing is absolutely unconscionable. it's all about positioning. it's all about negative partisanship all the way down. it has nothing to do with leading their state obviously or caring about their citizens, all that stuff is way -- has gone by the wayside. i don't know there are words to describe how unco

that's what they tried with don mcgann, joy, and he ran out the clock for more than two years. >> right. >> and he was never compelled by a court to testify. he ultimately negotiated some very favorable terms of behind closed doors testimony. that leaves two alternatives. one, criminal contempt. what the congress can do is vote out a contempt against the witness who fails to appear, refer it to the department of justice and then the law says that the u.s. attorney for the district of columbia, quote, has a duty to present the matter to the grand jury for its action. what does that action look like? a criminal indictment for contempt of congress. that can be used as a vehicle to force a witness to testify or send him to prison for a year if he declines. the third option that i hope congress will seriously consider is its inherent power of contempt. it was last used in the 1920s and '30s, used successfully by congress and the supreme court has affirmed that it's a lawful tool in congress's toolbox whmpt it comes it a guy like steve bannon who there can be no claim of executive privilege f

if you look at books about math, they are full of joy and curiosity, joy is a particular good example, it is so comfortably eased it's not unusual that mathematicians just have fun with her objects, it's a particular good example in books about statistics, it is in part they tend to be very cynical, books about statistics in books about how not to be fooled there are these guys lying to you and i as the advisor will explain to you how the lies are told the most famous example is the book statistics the best book ever published about statistics i thought there's something wrong about this, if the only message that we give to people about the numbers that they see in the newspaper on social media is that is probably a life, that is a misleading position in order to get people more joyful more curious and have a healthy skepticism without the members around them with a toxic semitism. >> how do you define these big words, you see geometry for the next 20 minutes is geometry in your eyes and it's a real statistics and for the audience who might have a view of geometry and you went to scho