> i'm sorry. >> kathryn: sorry. >> i am so sorry. >> kathryn: listen.thryn: yes. >> okay. >> kathryn: yes, i'm sorry. i apologize. we met on "stepbrothers." >> met on "stepbrothers." >> yes, we did. we did. [ cheers and applause ] >> we did. >> kathryn: okay. we have a clip that we want you to see. i don't know if you remember this, but i certainly do. >> all right, alice, let's go. ♪ reminds me of a warm safe place ♪ >> flat. so flat. i don't even know -- you don't even look good while you're singing. the worst thing i've ever heard. $1200 a week for voice lessons, and this is what i get? okay, i'm going save it with the solo. ♪ ♪ i can sing high like this ♪ ♪ and i can sing high ♪ [ cheering and applause ] >> you know, i remember -- i remember feeling so terrible saying the lines about that you're so flat and stuff, because we did it all day, and it felt like such a [ bleep ] saying that over and over. >> kathryn: i became numb to it. >> that's right. no choice. >> kathryn: we were not alone in singing that song. >> right. >> right. well, you guys wer

>> kathryn: oh!e i was on this show. >> kathryn: it's very thick. >> it's thinning in the back. that's a big moment as a male actor, and maybe a female, i don't know -- >> kathryn: i love my neutriful. >> they show up in the trailer one day, "do you want us to fill it in a little bit?" at that moment you're choosing whether you want to live a double life. >> kathryn: i know. it's absolutely true. >> balding man in film and television, who himself is a balding man -- and i remember being confronted with that moment. and all of a sudden, the ramifications started to spin out of control. >> kathryn: yes. >> well, yeah, people will be -- always think, "he has less hair than i thought he would. he seems to have a full head of hair if his films but he's balding in real life." do i have to do it in real life to keep it up? so i said no. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> kathryn: i like it. a man of standards and integrity. [ cheers and applause ] look at him! look at that. a man of integrity. >> as a mark of bra

kathryn that means i love kathryn. by the way. you sound drunk by the way, i am drunk. with right here. >> oh, that's right, yeah. that's right. yeah. that's righ. >> okay, maybe i'm not drunk. maybe i just have covid like everyone else does right now. i don't know what's happening with covid again. half my friends have covid and the rest have, i'm sorry, you guys. it's allergies. cases are way up here in la. in fact, i want you to turn to the person to your right. right now. and. okay. and then i want you to turn to the person to your left, okay. congratulations. you just gave them both covid is called flirt, which is bananas. do you remember how we used to be so scared of covid? and now we're giving it little nicknames that sound like the title of a hilary duff movie. meanwhile, that big old flirt president biden hosted world leaders at the nato summit in washington today. of them will be the next golden bachelor. who we're all focused on joe biden's mental fitness. when the guy at the top of the other ticket is a convicted felon who told us to inject bleach, sorry, t

tonight with guest host kathryn hahn. right after abc seven news at 11, kathryn i'm just like jimmy, minus the weird beard. >> tell me why football seemed to be kind of a family business there's a lifetime of dedication. behind every second of game-changing performance there's a lifetime of dedication. the live concert event tomorrow on gma. summer concert series sponsored by wayfair. >> we're still trying to figure out why this happened and which is why we're hoping that the public will help us. like they've been helping us with some of these older cases and going forward, we're hoping to continue to add new cold cases to this. >> san jose detectives are calling on its citizens to help with murder cases that have gone cold. the department now has its own most wanted list, and tonight they're zeroing in on two cases in particular, there are now new images in the hopes of identifying the suspects. >> police shared them with us tonight. the first image shows two men believed to be suspects in a december 2018 shooting of a m

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mary kathryn hamm and meghan hayes.t know what you think is most important mk, but i think between the debate and the sentencing those are two big dates to keep in mind. go ahead. >> huge dates. i think the short timeline can work in harris-walz favor but can also work against them. the beauty of the biden trump ticket is everybody had their minds made up. with harris and walz people don't. it is on the gop ticket to get out there and do the messaging. the media absolutely will not do it for you. we have seen that. she has gone several weeks without taking questions and plans to go a couple more without doing an interview. so the debate i think is opportunity number one to actually confront her with questions. that also requires, however, trump to be on message and dealing with her most vulnerable issues which is the record of this current administration on inflation and immigration. polling shows those are the ones important to people. without a doubt she has signed onto this administration's policies and the results o

linkedin career expert kathryn fisher offered advice to help job seekers stand out. says your number one job during the interview is to sell yourself. >>>>you want to go in there and you want to ask really smart questions. you want to be prepared. you want to know more about the company. you want to take notes, and you want to have a conversation. this is not the time to be acting cool and aloof. you want to be really engaged with that conversation >liz>and these may seem obvious, but i'm going to say them anyway fisher says the biggest blunders include showing up late, using bad language, appearing disinterested looking at your phone during the interview, and then dressing inappropriately. we'll be right back >>>>coming up tonight on the cbs evening news, the record number of travelers this holiday weekend, with millions taking flight and hitting the roads with lower airfare and gas prices fueling the surge. that and more headlines tonight on the cbs evening news. >liz>40 niners fans have something extra to celebrate this holiday weekend. wide receiver brandon aiyuk

our correspondent kathryn stanczyszyn is near the scene of the murder in oldbury.y and front garden on lovett avenue in oldbury, where a 13—year—old boy was stabbed to death on thursday inside his own home. west midlands police is asking anyone with any information to come forward, and to try and facilitate that, they've actually launched an online portal where members of the public can upload information, pictures or video that could be helpful to this murder investigation. they particularly mentioned doorbell cctv, things like ring systems that some people have that could also be useful. they say that they have extra police officers on hand in this neighbourhood to try and provide reassurance to the community. it is still a community that is deeply in shock. i've just been talking to one local resident who says it's difficult to comprehend how this boy's family and friends are feeling. you can see behind me the floral tributes outside this house, some candles as well and balloons spelling out rip on the door. we're expecting more of those tributes throughout toda

today it is my honor to welcome our speaker kathryn lehman assistant secretary for civil rights of thertment of education. the office of civil rights or ocr enforces federal civil rights laws in schools as was the recipients of department of education federal funding throughout the nation. it is all case investigations bush policy resources and provides school and committee technical assistance. in the recent report ocr reported the highest volume of civil rights complaints in its history. and it shows no signs of slowing. there are manyer explanations fr this increase including rising partisan tensions, the israel-hamas war, and attacks on lgbtq+ rights, particularly in colleges and universities. today, we will do more about work being done to ensure all students have equal access to education. our speaker, this afternoon, assistant secretary lehman, was nominated by president barack obama in june 2013 and was unanimously confirmedwa i the senate one month later. and to gender 2021, she chaired the u.s. commission on civil rights to it president obama appointed her in 2016 and served

kathryn ofrece viajes gratis a sus usuarios. cómo le hago para obtener este beneficio?pita baltazar se encuentra ahí. nos cuenta más de lo que ha sucedido hasta ahora. lupita. efectivamente, esta mañana, hace unas pocas horas, decenas de policías y equipos de emergencia comenzaron a desalojar el campamento conocido como camp resolution en inglés, en donde 48 personas sin hogar fueron desalojadas. else who we are caamfest solutions. con esas palabras exigiendo vivienda, 1 de los habitantes que fue desalojado cuenta sentir impotencia, ya que las personas con las que él vivía las consideraba como familia. quieren que nos vayamos abajo del puente pa que nos arresten. es lo que van a hacer. nos vamos a mover a un lugar y ahí nos van a correr o llevarnos a la cárcel por acampar ilegal, acampar. no tenemos otra opción. ceja cuenta que él y su perrito pica han vivido en este campamento por 2 años y también agregó que algunos de sus amigos se quedaron adentro de su hogar porque no han querido desalojar. la señora betty, una de las personas desalojadas, entró en llanto al no pode

at the same time, according to voice of america congressional correspondent kathryn gibson, lawmakersll at odds over china, tariff policy and aid to ukraine. oleksiy kovalenko will continue. former us president donald trump met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the end of july. no president has done what i have done for israel, and we have always had a very good relationship. however, trump has previously criticized netanyahu for actions that he believes contributed to the hamas attack on october 7 last year. unpredictability has been a characteristic feature of trump's foreign policy as president, and it is characteristic of the foreign policy platform of the republican party in... in 2024, an international relations expert noted in a voice of america commentary. there aren't many specifics here, and that gives it an edge. he can to shape policy as he sees fit at the moment, rather than sticking to the policy announced at the start of the term. many republicans believe that the social network tiktok is controlled by the chinese government and can use it. to access use

he's actually criticised the company, along with his wife, kathryn, here orthere publicly about its stanceind of more elliptically implied that he thought that fox had a role in the chaos we saw in our elections in 2020. so... and, as my colleague jonathan mahler and i have reported in the past, uh, james, when he was in the company, had wanted to ground fox news a little bit more in a journalistic sort of setting, kind of make it more bound to the rules of journalism than it is in some of its opinion programming. he never, as we understand it, proposed turning fox news into the bbc or cnn. it was always... he apparently always saw this as a conservative network, just something a little more grounded. and if you have that in a fox news, you could see, in rupert's view, the argument would be, "well, you'll lose "some trump people because they want to see you fully behind "former president trump." and james clearly wasn't going to take the network in that direction. james's argument was short—term ratings gains for getting behind trump, long—term problems in terms of lawsuits, as we saw with

what'll kathryn m mann have to say about that? and the nvidia earnings, 159% rally year to date. is the party going to continue? we will have full analysis here on bloomberg television. you get a full roundup of the stories you need to know in today's edition of daybreak. go to your bloomberg terminal. we'll be talking about stories, warren buffett. those are your stories. coming up on the program, jake sullivan in china to try to steady chips. we'll dive into what to expect from those meetings. stick with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ kriti: welcome back to bloomberg daybreak. i'm kriti gupta in london. jake sullivan is in china to try and lower tensions between the two nations. meeting with the china foreign minister where they are expected to discuss tech, sanctions and taiwan. let's get more on the story prm jill, talks resuming today. there is a lot to cover here. can you walks through everything on the docket? >> yeah, look, kriti. it is quite a lot on the plate for both jake sullivan and wong lee today. the u.s. feels very strongly about china's involvement and backing russian

." >> keanu: the genius of kathryn bigelow and the beauty and professional awesome patrick swayze. >>! >> stephen: "the matrix." >> keanu: [sighs] >> stephen: we'll be right back after this. [applause] and we're back. >> keanu: "the matrix" changed my life and then over these years, it's changed so many other people's lives in really positive and great ways. so as an artist, you hope for that when you get to do a film or tell a story. so when you say these years, the amount of people that i have met who have said to me, they have been touched by "the matrix." such a positive way. it's the best. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: keanu, thank you so much for being here. thanks for that. "the book of elsewhere" is in bookstores tomorrow. keanu reeves, everybody. [cheers and applause] we'll be right back with a performance by charles wesley godwin. >> stephen: performing the title track from his album, "family ties," please welcome charles wesley godwin. [cheers and applause] ♪ tied down with a full heart ♪ ♪ lived my wild days ♪ ♪ from an early start ♪ ♪ fell hard at twenty-two ♪ ♪ lande

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wisdom and what is really interesting is there's a tribe in africa whose name escapes me right now and kathryn has written about it how basically there's an expression for he with the low breasts and it's not a derogatory statement it's like an elder. and if we were ever to get somewhere like that in this world that would be amazing. our time is up but this is incredible. thank you. if you haven'tyo read it yet, you're going to love it, obviously. it's a great honor to be interviewed by you. >> if you are enjoying the tv, sign up for the newsletter using the qr code on the screen to receive a schedule of upcoming programs, discussions, book festivals and more. one day in the driveway where michael was outside and grant was on his porch trying to figure out how to get a carpenter be out of his porch and he heard it when he called out colonel, a neighbor he called out, i'm trying to get this carpenter be and then he stood up because hadn't talked much since he'd been home. he leaned against the railing, had a new puppy with him, black lab. he had his dog scout a small furry 11-year-old. they tal

kathryn, i know you got more on this one. a former stanford star, you know, exactly ban.ery much. a former stanford soccer player. >> and students, sophia smith, ben is right. she celebrated her 24th birthday with a gold medal. her birthday, the u.s. women's soccer team defeated brazil in the paris olympics has been just told us. smith reportedly the first u.s. player to win olympic gold on a birthday. the woman side team has now won 5 gold medals. >> and we're cooling down starting sunday and we're going to stick with that cooling trend. i'll have the seven-day forecast after the break. >> in san jose, there's a new opportunity to play with cute kittens and you can even bring home a couple of your own. if you decide to do that, anybody can sign up to play with the kittens who need homes and what's called the itty bitty kitty cafe. lot of those little animals were at risk of being euthanized. earlier tonight, we talked to the cafe owner, lori milan. she tells us 88 kittens have been adopted since the cafe opened in may. >> think it's bringing in a whole different like dem

kathryn, on donald trump he has mentioned that he would like to weigh in -- i don't want to misquote president should be able to weigh in on what the fed is doing. in other words, we have this independent fed but, of course, donald trump when he was president didn't mind mixing it up with the fed chairman, even showing his regrets that he had hired the guy in the first place for the job. what do you make of that, that the independence of the fed could be called into question? not with this decision, but with the pressure, let's say, potentially from a new trump administration? >> well, we've also heard it from elizabeth warren. neil: yes. >> she's also been expressive with regard to where she thinks that the fed should take rates. ultimately, it's a free country. we can say anything we want, the president can say anything we want. the question is, can does the fed feel the pressure to reabout to that, and up to this point my answer would be, no. i think the fed's done an job. they've definitely kept rates too long, for an extended -- too low for an extended period of time. so as a re

. >> dana: joining us now fox news contributor mary kathryn hamm. it is interesting about that point about rfk, jr. not being able to get off the ballots. the democrats were able to switch out biden from kamala harris and nobody said a word. >> it's so strange how those rules work. rfk endorsement matters. for those who would have voted for him even were he still on the ballot to go a different direction. that might make some differences in the margins. they matter which is why these guys are on the trail. nice to see harris and walz on the trail after a strangely timed break out of the convention when i thought they should have been riding high and taking it to the streets. but they are all out there again fighting over the rust belt voters. the key for trump and vance is to sort of load up on rust belt men voters without turning off suburban women voters, right? i think when you see a walz talk to unions as he should, that there is a difference between the guys who lead the unions and rank and file of the unions and had a big reunion leader speaki

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now, after the governor's speech, i spoke with kathryn pearson, an associate professor of political science at the university of minnesota. she said walz's rise through the political ranks has resonated with voters since he first won a district that was held by republicans for most of its history. >> that that said, as he moved from, you know, one of eight districts in minnesota to becoming governor and representing this, you know, all of the state serving as governor, he did become more partizan, more partizan, and more liberal and really championing those democratic party priorities. but but minnesota, we never really lost his sense of where he came from. his roots, his authenticity, sort of everything that we saw on the stage tonight, that is the governor walz that minnesotans know. this is not some new persona that we've never seen before. this all was very consistent with what we've seen of him really since 2006, even as his policy positions have evolved, ktvu political analyst brian silber with us tonight, brian, tim walz had to prove himself tonight. >> did he connect? did he deliver

our correspondent kathryn stanczyszyn is near the scene of the murder in oldbury.lot of shock in the community at what's happened 7 you get a real sense of the impact that this has had. figs you get a real sense of the impact that this has had.— that this has had. as you can see the police _ that this has had. as you can see the police caught _ that this has had. as you can see the police caught and _ that this has had. as you can see the police caught and is - that this has had. as you can see the police caught and is still- that this has had. as you can see the police caught and is still in i the police caught and is still in place here in oldbury this afternoon. —— this morning. yesterday west midlands police held a conference to give more information including the key piece of information that a 13—year—old was stabbed inside his own home. they also really appealed for anyone who knows anything about this investigation to come forward. they say they set up an online portal that people can actually upload photos or videos to and they particularly mentioned home c

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