kendrick.u know, you're you're listening to this, dr. kendrick can i just segway, bring, bring in your contribution at this point, how, how were elderly people in care homes being treated where gp's readily admitted during the time of lockdown to see patients face to face? >> well lots of doctors didn't go in to see people face to face. i worked in a number of care homes and also in working with the elderly and so approximately 36 of people that i was involved in did die of what was probably covid. but but yes , quite often during this yes, quite often during this situation , when a lot of people situation, when a lot of people were prescribed things without necessarily being seen by the gp. so that that would be the case. yeah >> so, so it wasn't , it wasn't >> so, so it wasn't, it wasn't necessarily the case that as one might expect in the case of the care of a loved one, that a gp was intrinsic to that process , was intrinsic to that process, that that treatment was being administered by, by

kendrick.u know, you're you're listening to this, dr. kendrick can i just segway, bring, bring in your contribution at this point, how, how were elderly people in care homes being treated where gp's readily admitted during the time of lockdown to see patients face to face? >> well lots of doctors didn't go in to see people face to face. i worked in a number of care homes and also in working with the elderly and so approximately 36 of people that i was involved in did die of what was probably covid. but but yes , quite often during this yes, quite often during this situation , when a lot of people situation, when a lot of people were prescribed things without necessarily being seen by the gp. so that that would be the case. yeah >> so, so it wasn't , it wasn't >> so, so it wasn't, it wasn't necessarily the case that as one might expect in the case of the care of a loved one, that a gp was intrinsic to that process , was intrinsic to that process, that that treatment was being administered by, by

kendrick, why not? cost is a human life. >> dr. kendrick, why not? cost is a human life .that is a human life. a life that wants to keep living . and at wants to keep living. and at what cost would the nhs put on that life ? that life? >> well, there's a fraught question, isn't it? the nice, obviously. look at treatments and they have to decide what is the cost of one year of perfect quality of life with a treatment and they they do make these decisions and these decisions are are made there very rarely overtly said a human life is worth £2.1 million or or whatever . but obviously worth £2.1 million or or whatever. but obviously you have to balance things. if somebody wants a treatment that costs £150 million, that may or may not work, you would you would clearly say, well, that just cannot be afforded . we can't do cannot be afforded. we can't do this. and that's true. but that's but sorry, sorry to interrupt you . interrupt you. >> it seems that there is there is a price on a human life. the nhs. what limit would you put on the nhs trusts spending money on legal proceedi

from "saturday night live," which returns this weekend with host miles teller and musical guest kendricks here tonight. [ cheers and applause >> steve: love chloe >> jimmy: she's fantastic. and we've got great music from arctic monkeys >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: stick around we'll be right back with "tonight show hashtags." come on back [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: there's a young actress in this film taylor swift, i think is gonna be big one day uh, if you check out this -- yeah you made headlines over the summer, by the way, saying that you have every taylor swift album. >> right [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: is that -- is that true >> no. [ laughter ] [car traversing over uneven ground.] [silence in the vehicle.] [car traversing over rocky ground, babbling creek in the background.] [minimalist piano enters, plays throughout.] (dad) we got our subaru forester wilderness [heavy sound of water coming from waterfall.] [heavy sound of water stops abruptly.] to discover all of the places that make us feel something more. [heavy sound of water from waterfall re-enters.]

look at kendrick lamar.getically human. >> drake has tupac's ring on right now that he bought at an auction somewhere. >> i think hip-hop doesn't grow without tupac. >> reporter: but at the time of his death he wasn't just the biggest rap star out there. with hits like "california love." ♪ say what you say but give me that bomb beat from dre ♪ ♪ let me serenade the streets of l.a. ♪ >> and films like "juice." >> you've got to let them know you've got to take them out anytime you feel like it! >> reporter: he was a bona fide mainstream celebrity. >> this is a superstar who was somehow about to make a mega star turn. that's very rare. >> reporter: pac dined with madonna, went backstage with mike tyson, was on red carpets with rosie perez. >> hey, rosie. >> he's to hip-hop what james dean was to rock and roll in the 1950s. and i always thought that tupac would have been one of the greatest actors ever if he had lived and been able to fulfill his full potential. >> reporter: but it all came crashing down on sept

. >> reporter: i first spoke with kendrick samson in july on the first day of the sag-aftra strike. >are no excuses. right now you're being greedy and inhumane. >> reporter: he expressed frustrations about what he deems unfair residual compensation for his work on hbo's "insecure" and countless other popular shows. >> i got an envelope of 56 checks. and out of 50 of them, i would even say -- i would venture to say 10 of them didn't equal a dollar. >> reporter: we caught up back on the picket lines as the strike continues into its second full month. are people getting desperate at this point? >> people were desperate in the beginning. we're just exhausted. it's breaking my heart to see how many people -- people don't understand, especially from black folks. every perch that leaves is a bit of the infrastructure that we have to protect our stories. >> reporter: is there a point in which people have to relent, like okay, we're going to lose but maybe we can moderate our demands? >> no. no. if you do that, you lose sight of what we're fighting for. so if we relent, we get the pennies that

keep it in a motion keep it moving ♪ like kinetic, ayy (yeah, yeah, i'm on swimming in the pool, kendrickyou please read between the lines? down in the deep? when your brain goes numb, you can call that mental freeze when these people talk too much, put that in slow motion, yeah i feel like an astronaut in the ocean [ cheers and applause ] >> kelly: all right, y'all. give it up for my band, y'all. i love that song. you probably know it from tiktok. the song came out more than three years ago, slowly but steadily built a following. blew up at the end of 2020, last year was the most shazam song in the world. let's get to our first guest. she sold over 30 million albums worldwide. she's a fashion icon, momma, coach on "the voice," which you can see every monday and tuesday. her new line of beauty products called give beauty. give it up for gwen stefani. [ cheers and applause ] >> kelly: i don't know why i'm shocked, once again, you make something casual very cool and rock and roll. >> thank you. >> kelly: truly, you're a fashion icon. you make everything look so flawless and rock and roll an

you can hear their influence on today's top musical artists from beyonce to kendrick lamar. america still has a long way to go before. i can honestly say it has granted its black citizens equal protection under the law or that black americans are afforded the same right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. as white americans. until that day comes and so black people in this country have received justice for hundreds of years of persecution. america will not know peace. this is the nation. this, of course, created. thanks. not give. give it up more for a son. t t. against me. thank you so we are going to now and turn to the audience question portion of the evening. i have the very special microphone. if you do not want to be. c span booktv, you don't ask a question because is their thing thing. but yeah. okay with you. hi. hi. i'm wondering if you could talk about your choice to write in the present tense and do you do that throughout the book? yeah, if i writing the present tense, the opening chapter of the opening segment and opening scene that i read from is pres

someone kendrick lamar brought someone on sang his on stage to rap. she it and told her off because she was so this is absurd was white. so this is absurd thing group say thing where one group could say a massive amount another a massive amount and another group sacked group will get sacked and destroyed once. destroyed if they say it once. so very tense. so it's kind of very tense. it's about surely. about about intent, surely. it's about intent got the but. intent. it's got to be the but. exactly. but the things exactly. but the two things are also mental about this story is the first thing is look, and it's a terrible word. >> right. but the person who is leading this this training session supposedly said, first of all, that to speak freely and to learn and to be clumsy . so to learn and to be clumsy. so this was like invite it and then the moment that he said it, not this. this person then took five days leave to recover. now i'm of an ethnicity. if people say certain words to me, i've heard it can be upsetting. but you don't need to take five day

. >> by the way, anna kendrick, she watches "fast money." >> sure she does. >> she's mad at you because you might want to apologize. >> sorry, anna. great that you watch the show, though. thank you. >>> on that note. coming up, one manufacturing name could be beefing up as others are slimming down. the ceo will join us next to lay out how the weight loss drug boom is boosting his business. >>> plus, a massive a.i. bet. amazon plugging as much as $4 billion into one tech startup. we'll chat about those details and more when "fast money" returns. >>> missed a moment of "fast?" catch us any time on the go. follow the "fast money" poasdct. we're back right after this. what do you see on the horizon? uncertainty? or opportunity. whatever you see, at pgim we can help you rise to the challenges of today, when active investing and disciplined risk management are needed most. drawing on deep expertise across the world's public and private markets in pursuit of long-term returns... pgim. our investments shape tomorrow today. power e*trade's award-winning trading app makes trading easier. with its

no brady magic in this one mac jones passed to kendrick bourne deflected picked off by philadelphia'sius slay slay goes back 70 yards to the house the eagles took a big lead had 151 fewer offensive yards but hung on for a 25 to 20 win. men's finals of the us open today with the chapter of grand slam history on the line, it was daniil medvedev who stood between novak djokovic and a tie for the most singles titles in grand slam history. medvedev looks like he has djokovic on the run here in the second set, djokovic in the far court. but medvedev can't put him away. djokovic will win the point he won the first set, six three took the second seven six. the crowd loving djokovic here about that effort, match point. now, djokovic is in the near court when medvedev hits into the net, djokovic wins the third set, six three to get it done in three straight. that's 24 grand slam titles. now for djokovic as he extends the men's record he already held. he also ties margaret court, who was the women's all time leader with that same total. so to come on this sunday night sports wrap, the latest on

kendrick lamar. >> one of the best live shows i have ever seen in my life.ld go out on the sidewalk and smoke. >> getting sober means -- >> learning how to live. >> being yourself means -- >> being confident enough to know when you're wrong. >> failure means -- >> it can mean giving up or it can mean not giving up when it's time. >> success means -- >> if your problems are different than they used to be. >> i never heard it that way. that's a bar. jason isbell, thanks for doing this. >> thank you. i enjoyed it. >> we enjoyed it too. that's just part of the conversation with jason isbell. this is season eight of the mavericks series. we so enjoy doing this series with people from all walks of life and there's a lot more in the interview than i was able to share, so i want to show you, you can watch the full interview at msnbc/mavericks. use the code on your screen, or go to youtube, just search isbell melber and you will see the full interview. we also of course have chance the rapper, jon batiste, and others who have joined us. so i want to encourage you to

not for the guardian to say no outrage as polish tv talent shows contestants using blackface with kendrickerformances. >> so there's a singer. cuba smith , zolkowski and actor pola smith, zolkowski and actor pola gonzalez , and they basically gonzalez, and they basically darken their skin. they use the n—word . and during some of the n—word. and during some of the songs , the song and in when songs, the song and in when they're in character as the performers, who would use that song themselves, they might also use it on stage. who knows? yeah, put it online and yeah, but they put it online and a bunch of people went, whoa, hey, what you doing on? hey, what are you doing on? >> and i've seen this online years ago. have you seen this before? >> i haven't seen this, but i mean, i can pretty much guarantee it's not polish audience that's complaining about it. someone from outside has seen this. oh, this is unacceptable . but it's like if unacceptable. but it's like if a poush unacceptable. but it's like if a polish person is singing the character, the n—word means nothing to them. if i say a s

malcolm kendrick in the search for answers . and finally, we'll for answers.ing about an 8500 year old stilted village dated to many, many millennia before the birth of christ. that's been discovered submerged in a lake near greece with some remarkable engineering and interesting defence mechanisms . i'll be defence mechanisms. i'll be joined by a professor researcher , the lost town, to learn more about the extraordinary find. all of that and more coming up. but first, an update on the latest news from ray addison . latest news from ray addison. >> thanks, neal. our latest stories this hour. the actor and comedian russell brand has been accused of rape, sexual assault and emotional abuse . that's and emotional abuse. that's according to a report in the times . now, he's denied the times. now, he's denied the allegations and is due to perform in london this evening. how a national reporter , theo how a national reporter, theo chikomba has been outside wembley park theatre . wembley park theatre. >> comedian and actor russell brand took to his twitter or profil

in your testimony, you said the proposed standard, quote, is already kendrick efforts to increase the number of transformers available. if the bite administration proposal becomes a final rule, what impact you expect that have? >> this is significant. it is a horrible idea. let me just state that. ta it does not move the needle. their semi-things we have talked about that are nmore important. today, we cannot get our transformers. a three to four year timeframe to get a transformer. everything we've talked about today in terms of infrastructure, transmission, operationsit, all of this stuff requires electricity were, and transformers. all this will do is slow down the whole process. the real question is, we've goti stuff to fix now. we have a business to run and ep we have to prepare and keep this equipment up to date. l we have hundreds of millions ofl dollars that need to be spent just to keep our existing system up to speed. that we start adding all of these new projects, that is even more infrastructure needs' >> when you went through the list of the things that you need, and he w

malcolm kendrick in the search for answers . and finally, we'll for answers.vered submerged in a lake near greece with some remarkable engineering and interesting defence mechanisms . i'll be defence mechanisms. i'll be joined by a professor researcher , the lost town, to learn more about the extraordinary find. all of that and more coming up. but first, an update on the latest news from ray addison . latest news from ray addison. >> thanks, neal. our latest stories this hour. the actor and comedian russell brand