>> keri: yeah.go again. here we go. >> stephen: your character is appointed to the ambassador to the court of st. james, tingling, or the u.k., rather. anything about the state department going into it? i think the state department is very misunderstood. >> keri: is fascinating. that is debora cahn's whole thing, the people who, they are civil servants for their whole life. one of the interesting things, they didn't vote. did you know this? >> stephen: i did not. why don't they vote? >> keri: you have to serve whatever leader is in. >> stephen: put the military votes. >> keri: that's interesting. but they do not. >> stephen: maybe they are just lazy. >> keri: no. they are different class. they are for the country in all senses. they give up their entire lives. they are incredible people. usually speak multiple languages, positioned all over the world. there is an incredible book called "the ambassadors. it is specifically about these ambassadors, two types of ambassadors. usually there's two parts.

where do you stand on this, keri? oscars. where do you stand on this. keri?— this, keri?ded in a gendered way. the thing that they worry about is fewer. so if you have only one acting category then it would be five not ten, so, and then i think you could end up replicating some of the issues we've seen in the direct is category where, we talked about that earlier but, so in a way i'd like that there is a space to be sure that women and women identifying artist will be honoured but a wish there didn't need to be, so that is kind of where i stand right now. �* ~' now. i'm with her. ithink that's really _ now. i'm with her. ithink that's really smart. - now. i'm with her. ithink that's really smart. one i now. i'm with her. i think. that's really smart. one final question- — that's really smart. one final question- is _ that's really smart. one final question. is there _ that's really smart. one final question. is there a - that's really smart. one final question. is there a story - that's really smart. one final question. is there a story or| that's really smart. one final|

where do you stand on this, keri? the answer because i think, i would say on balance, i'm for it. i actually think acting shouldn't be awarded in a gendered way. the thing that i worry about is fewer. so if you have only one acting category, then it would be five, not ten. and then, i think you could end up replicating some of the issues we've seen in the directors�* category where, we talked about that earlier but... so in a way, i like that there is a space to be sure that women and women identifying artists will be honoured, but i wish there didn't need to be, so that's kind of where i stand right now. i'm with her. i think that's really smart. one final question. is there a story or a narrative that hasn't been done yet that you would like to see on the big screen? dream project, essentially. i have my dream project, it's not on the big screen, it is on hbo, and it is sula, tony morrison's amazing novel, and it's going to be a limited series. we already have four of the eight scripts, they're beyond amazing. it's

felicity," "the americans," "cocaine bear" and her latest "the diplomat" is on netflix now our friend keris back on the show. [ cheers and applause i'm very excited about this. you know him from the wonderful "graham norton show" and as the host of "queen of the universe" which you can see on paramount plus starting june 2nd, graham norton will be here in studio [ cheers and applause talked to him on zoom a couple times. never had him in the chair before we get to all that, fox news reportedly has a dossier of alleged dirt, aka, an oppo file, on tucker carlson amid their messy separation from the recently ousted host, as speculation runs rampant about what exactly led to carlson's abrupt exit. meanwhile, fox itself is basically acting like carlson, who is, until two days ago, one of their biggest stars, never even existed for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: whenever something really big happens that involves fox news, the last people to hear about it are usually the people who watch fox news. the network tends to hide news about itself from its

(keri harris) hi! come in! - thank you so much. (keri harris) so this is my dorm.right now, there are about 5 people living on this floor. when i came here, i started going to university classes. i go to school 5 days a week for 3 hours every day and then i work 6 days a week. sunday is pretty much my only day off. - cram schools are actually very common in asia. how are they different here in taiwan? - in taiwan, they're really focused on the test scores. so going to cram school after school, they're taking what they learned during the day at normal school and cramming more information into them at night. [students reciting] even when i ask my students: "oh! what did you do this weekend?". usually in canada when they ask us that, it's: "oh! i went here. i was with my family." but here, they just say: "i slept. or i studied. or i went to cram school." - how old are your students? - it varies. we have kids that are just over 4 years old. - over 4? okay. that i didn't expect. and your class tonight. how old are they? - they're the oldest group actually in this school

we would say the same about you, keri >>> welcome back keri russell as the shy college girl and mostiar pants on fire, you undermine a piece of intelligence. >> so i'm the first guy ever to make clandestine contact without reporting sources and methods? >> you aren't a member of the clandestine services >> you should go. >> she's had a tough day let her stay. >> okay. this is new to me, this both of you at the same time i could use less of it. >> i mean, this is actually like a -- we need a show like this because it is kind of "homeland" meets "v." that's what "vanity fair" says >> it has all the smart, you know, inside information of this whole world that we're still learning about, the state department and diplomats who live all over the world, but it has her specific brand of humor. it is just -- that's why i couldn't say no. >> it is a different side of you because after "the americans," that was intense >> no jokes. >> no, not really. then we see you in "cocaine bear" and now this was this like, okay, i will choose things a little lighter and funnier? >> it probably -- you're ri

russell and if that's the case [ light laughter ] why do you hate "the cocaine bear" so much, keri? the bear speaks truth to power [ light laughter ] is it because he stands up for the working class against the elite? or is it because he viscously disembowels several bystanders and drug kingpins while loudly sniffing at public appearances -- because of how much cocaine he's done [ bear noises [ light laughter ] oh, my god, he is cocaine bear [ light laughter ] also, i'd argue nothing is creepier than the way tucker carlson joyously says he's amused. >> reporters hate trump with an all-consuming mania. they hate him so intensely that at times it's been amusing to watch. >> seth: that's like data from star trek reviewing a richard pryor album. [ light laughter ] don't get me wrong, i still prefer joyless tucker to when he actually laughs. [ light laughter ] oh, my god, that does sound more terrifying than hearing a bear snort a line of cocaine. [ light laughter ] that's two "cocaine bear" references i wonder if there's gonna be a third? we'll have to wait and see it's a long closer lo

." >> seth: so you just got a mouthful of leek and you're on ebay >> had a welsh whiskey keri was asleepw, you do have this boat, and you take people out. you are the captain of this vessel >> sadly, i'm not the captain. i have a great captain, captain kelly. so yes, we now charter it because the restoration took so long in the end, myself and captain kelly, we did the restoration. we -- they call it splining the hull we splined the hull. we glassed it and everything we now take six paying, sane people out in new york harbor on a charter. >> seth: and now what percentage of them know you as matthew rhys, the actor, and what percentage just think you're a weird guy with a boat [ laughter ] >> i think 99% of people think i'm the weird guy with the boat when i'm like, "ah, welcome to the boat." [ laughter ] and they're like, what it's like, "stop trying to be quint in 'jaws.' and i'm like all right but yeah, sometimes if the deckhand can't do it, i go in and kind of pretend that i know what i'm doing >> seth: all right, i have more questions about your boat and "perry mason." we'll be right

♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: i want to thank my guests keri russell and graham norton. want to thank anup sastry and the 8g band. stay safe. get vaccinated get boosted. we love you! [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >>> that's right. now at 11:00. the warriors are victorious in sacramento. now, one win away from eliminating the kings. >>> good evening. this is the team we are used to seeing the heart and fight of champions. >> the warriors went into hostile territory. just like years past are coming home with an impressive win. here is the bottom line. they can end there series with a win on friday night. tonight's name as you probably know was in sacramento. there was a watch party at thrive city at chase center. a couple thousand fans watching the game outside of the arena here in san francisco. feeling that energy. >> we have team coverage from sacramento to san francisco. >> you talked to the players? >> yes. terry, what a night. >> what a night is right. more than 17,000 fans filed out of golden one center here in sacramento a short time ago. man, it was eerie. it was, you

what if prince harry married john kerry it would be harry keri. >> do i think this would be atlanticuncer for 10 years. kennedy: chicago cubs. >> that is right. i'm not a baseball person. i read about cocktails and electric vehicles, buy american rules, are part of what make are all of this insane. the buy american rules -- >> there are so few cars that qualify. >> yes, they made it -- >> teslas are most expensive. >> not just -- there are hain handful that qualify, when they first released details about rules and people looked at these, what they said, under a strict interpretation, not one american car, not one car would qualify it so difficult. kennedy: it is dumb, if make enough money, to afford a 65 thousand dollar car, you don't qualify for the tax credit. suderman what is last question i asked you on twitter 'cockcocktails. >> i don't remember. kennedy: what is the best booze to add to a mcdonald's shamrock shake. >> i'm sure i said a very expensive irish whiskey or a ama dori it is green and welcome, this is like biden's electric vehicle push. kennedy: who is also drunk on po

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have anything else but encourage people to roll velocity new neighborhoods i think director tang and keri have been going out to different neighborhood and mary ann velocity visit rg /* visiting it is like a vacation and how we're doing to establishment to mingle ours as one city not just people that to work and come home at night, you know. commissioner dickerson. >> i'm excited to announce. >> i'm beyond you all to feel guilty i'm excited the button camp is part that we're waiting to hear about button camp what is that a boot camp class where we do everything from strength training to steps all with hip hop r and b everything to the recidivism a lot of fun the last time we had 35 people attending and so partner with them an amazing because we're soaking outgoing to providing all services for free on that day. so my class has never been free but have nicole and stretching from 10 to 11 and have live coaching acupuncture and all kinds of services and they're all free. so starting saturday april 1st, launching and existed passed out before you start. >> how do you assign up for that? >> a

. >> i will lend it to you >>> tomorrow on "today," guess who's here keri russell we'll catch up androwd going to australia to be there >> yes >> i love that well, the u.s. women's national team entering as back-to-back champions and ready to go for the threepeat. that's going to be fun you can find coverage on fox sports, telemundo, and peacock starting on july 20th. >> a number of people, do not touch -- do not touch it >> you condition touch it? >> that makes us want to touch it >> al, al, don't do it >> don't do it >> okay, never mind. >> don't even bring it up. >> what you got? >> let's show you what we're looking at for today how about a little baseball? climate change and warm weather. heat and air reduce humidity so baseballs can fly further. guess what they have been taken off the baseball season has warmed 2 degrees since 1970, and each 2 degree of warming adds 95 runs per season that's right, why we've been seeing all of these home runs. top ten ball runs that will see more home runs with climate change, baltimore, washington, st. louis, detroit, chicago, denver, even minn

opportunity to acknowledge debbie and we have gone decades as well and also brad benson and want to thank keri and ann and carol. and the honor goes to the one and only mr. rudy for this historic effort in putting this together. and thank you, sir. all you've been done given the caliber of the working group and was ticket for about a major stakeholder in san francisco and hat and come to al i didn't say rogers and commissioners, thank you very much for please approve this plan. >> thank you linda we appreciate you and the subcommittee you chaired and we thank you for your time and you'll you've done to mc this the place it is so thank you very much. >> alice. >> commissioners and diane i didn't forgot forgot and i'm alice rogers and with the working group and really the privilege the waterfront plan is something that you were have to do. but there was nothing about this waterfront plan it and diane stated that but you dedicated thousands of dollars of time and to educate the community to examine and get all the issues to really three years worth. encourage public participation and testimony an