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did kobe answer that question? >> no, no, kobe wasn't there.n we left, my kids asked me. i said, did you get that homework done like i asked you to. >> jimmy: at least they had the good sense to not ask that of kobe. although maybe he would have answered and it would have been -- you're a dodgers fan as well, i know that. >> oh, yeah, matt kemp. he knocked that home run last night. matt kemp. >> jimmy: have you ever thrown out the first pitch at the dodgers game? >> i did. i got a chance to throw the first pitch out at the dodgers game and almost tore a rotator cuff throwing it. i was trying to throw hard because i tried out for baseball when i was in high school and it didn't work out as well. >> jimmy: why not? >> well, i would always try out for basketball teams and sports and i was good at them, but when the report cards came out, it was over with. so i would get to play two games out of the season and then my report card come out and they say, you might be able to play the last two if you get your grades right. >> jimmy: and did you get th

the largest jewish community in japan was in cobain -- kobe. major port, the major port for ships from europe. >> what about where you are living? >> no. kobe is a good distance from tokyo. i do not remember being in cobain into laughter the war. --kobe until after the war. >> i grew up speaking russian for the first five years of my life, even though we lived in china. i learned no chinese. when i moved back to japan in the summer of 1936, i was enrolled in a british school. i started to learn english for the first time. my mother came to school with me every day to interpret for me until one day i said, i do not want you with me anymore. i can follow. -- of thee you aware holocaust? when? >> we became aware of it primarily through the stories of refugees coming from germany to japan. from europe generally. there was a stream of them. sick and are of -- he is honored in a cemetery in tel aviv. my father, who spoke english, served as an interpreter for came andgees who cannot communicate with the american consulate. my father would go with them

deputy head of the african development bank as his new finance minister he hopes that and to me in kobe is appointment will help to turn things around in zimbabwe which is suffering from casual shortages and high unemployment and kobe is not connected to the rulings on his p.f. party the new cabinet is much smaller than those under former leader robert mugabe . shares in electric car make a tesla have taken a nosedive after more controversy found the long musky smoked marijuana during a live broadcast on the internet as heidi jocasta reports his recent behavior has raised concerns about his ability to lead his business holds its stores whether a media stunt gone bad or an ill made decision and probably can't because stockholders. i mean it's legal right soli go ok the video of billionaire entrepreneur eva musk smoking marijuana during a live interview thursday has translated to a financial hit on his company the stock value of electric car manufacturer tesla tumbled nine percent friday morning.

grant, cornell west, henry louis gates, and kobe bryant. why kobe bryant? mr.ood: because kobe bryant is like a cerebral assassin on the basketball court and he works incredibly hard. the one thing i admire about kobe more than anything is how hard he works. through his 20-year career, to be as dominant a player as he was. this was a guy who watched animal planet just so he understood certain things about how to compete. this was someone who -- you would hear crazy stories about how kobe was trying to shave a quarter of an inch off the soul sole of his shoe so he could turn around a little quicker on a fadeaway jump shot. he altered his diet, it was his work ethic, and the way he played the game. brian: cornell west, you say you are a huge fan of cornell west. tell the story about meeting him and reading the 22 books and red bull. mr. wood: yes. cornell west -- a captivating figure. master communicator. i find out he's going to be speaking here in d.c. at george washington university, and i want to see him speak. but i did not want to just see him speak, i want

country to leave their homes and move to temporary shelters typhoon gebbie is hitting the cities of kobe osaka and kioto where to wrenshaw rains and violent wind gusts. as typhoon roared ashore near osaka some structures were tossed through the air as if made of paper. heavy rains and winds of over two hundred kilometers per hour shredded homes flooded streets and put countless lives in danger. in kyoto high winds caused part of the city's train stations roof to collapse injuring several people. and in osaka bay the powerful winds blew a fuel tanker into a bridge causing serious damage to both. that bridge is the only link to come site international airport japan's third busiest airport is built on an artificial island in the bay with the airport forced to shut down thousands of travelers were stranded it's just a slice of the travel misery caused by the storm over seven hundred flights across the country were canceled rail and road travel was also disrupted. typhoon chappie is now moving north over the sea of japan but authorities say the country is not out of the woods high winds mudsl

and move to temporary shelters all typhoon made landfall in japan southwest hitting the cities of kobe osaka and kyoto with terentia will rains and violent gusts more than one point five million households are now without power the typhoon is also causing serious disruptions to road rail and air traffic. and earlier we spoke with journalist a michael penn in tokyo and i asked him what has happened since gibby made landfall . well the typhoon is extremely powerful in fact they're saying that it could be the most powerful typhoon to hit japan in twenty five years. however it's also fast moving it hits the concept of region which is the second largest urban area of japan and it moved quite quickly through it and is now going along the japan of sea coastline the amount of damage that it did in terms of you know ripping off rules and and and smashing a ship into a bridge and cutting off the concierge's port was pretty amends but the good news is that it seems that the human toll is relatively light compared to the ferocity of the storm i think that among the nations of the world is probably

the last team to win three-consecutive titles, the lakers with shaq and kobe. >> impressive. >>> anthony, handling sports. how about the a's today? >> the a's looked like they were taking batting practice against the angels. they scored more than the >>> the magic number is 21, that the a's put up against the angels. they scored five runs in the third. pisciotti continues to be red-hot. that's a three-run jack making it 5-1. he had four rbi in the game. they would add seven more in the fourth. marcus semien with a base hit up the middle. it's 12-1, oakland. after a scoreless fifth inning, the a's answer was six in the sixth. francisco arcia pitched the seventh and the eighth. i feel bad for him. it looks like he's throwing batting practice. the a's get 20 runs. they would win it 21-3, the most runs they scored since they had 23 in 2000. the yankees lose. so, the a's, just a game and a half behind new york for the top wild card spot. >>> preseason hockey. the sharks and the ducks. a good shot at making the team against the redirect right here, past ryan miller. but the sharks trailed 2-1,

been knocked out in many areas also the kobe i don't three hundred thousand will spend the night we don't think that they. put in that city which is connected by it but it's built on the sea. port that was flooded yesterday on one of the runway it wasn't working about five thousand people were stranded in the airport and today they were in favor of this operation since midnight. but it is still there and the promise people to do there are four to restore life but soon as possible especially that many public facilities have been also damaged by the time but that don't fight on like. central station where they do. need a new through this long green. antigovernment protesters in sri lanka a gathering for a major demonstration in the capital security has been increasing around parliament the protests is being organized by the opposition coalition led by the former prime minister brenda rajapaksa he says the government no longer has a mandate after losses in recent local elections wayne hay is there in the midst of things in the capital colombo and wayne so it seems as a mr rudd rajapaksa has

wire in order to record the chaos in the white house after the firing of former fbi director james kobe. a source in the room says fox news i remember this meeting and remember the wire coming but the statement was sarcastic and never discussed with any intention of reporting a conversation with the present. the near time sorry for the relying on anonymous sources who were briefed about discussions that had happened and briefed about the memos that the former deputy director of the fbi, educate, though. an attorney for mccabe says he wrote memos to remember very important meetings and said those memos were turned over to the special counsel "-right-double-quote, a set of those memos remained at the fbi at the time of his departure in january 2018. you know knowledge of any memb member, how any member of the media obtain those memos. rosenstein released his own statement about this saying the new york times story is inaccurate and factually incorrect and i will not further comment on the story based on anonymous sources who are biased against the department in advancing their own persona

. >> ellen shooting hoo with kobe. >> i can't believe heissed that. >> check out the show at 3:00 followed by news 4 at 4:00. we'll be right bk. >>> google was celebrating a majo milestone yesterday. 20 years old. theompany chronicals the most popular search trends within the next two decades. thi just how do you tie a tie. that'snice. what is the most popular sport in the world, soccer. i'm assuming and is uto still a planet? that's up for debate. google was actually registered on september 4th, 1997. happy birthday google and you know what, changed our lives in so many ways. >> exactly. >> kids don't have to go to the library anymore. >> sometimes it can be frustrating but how much extra would you be w to pay to skip the trip? >> a lot. >> pull everything into the cart. >> susan hogan is working to fi the delivery services that can take the stress out of llopping. >> as you would expect convenience comes with a price and a new survey by washington consumers textbook discover it. >> they add a big mark to the prices you in store.on your own fresh direct charges a 24% mark up. amazon prime

to turn things around in zimbabwe which is suffering from cash shortages and high unemployment and kobe is not connected to the ruling zanu p.f. party the new cabinet is much smaller than the former leader robert mugabe shares in electric car make a tesla have taken a nosedive after more controversy to found musk he smokes marijuana during a live broadcast on the internet as a joke castro reports his recent behavior has raised concerns about his ability to lead his businesses closed its doors whether a media stunt gone bad or an ill made decision probably can't because stockholders are. i mean it's legal right it's all legal ok the video of billionaire entrepreneur musk smoking marijuana during a live interview thursday has translated to a financial hit on his company the stock value of electric car manufacturer tesla tumbled nine percent friday morning continuing a downward trend fueled by a string of corporate resignations and its founders erratic behavior i'm going to text messages for from manager and saying what the hell are you doing smoking weed musk in early august announced wit

jonathan kobes -- >> if those to be held over will include judge kavanaugh, then i will ask for a motion, a vote on a motion to adjourn. >> i've already taken all the action that one member of this committee can take. i had the floor. i had the floor and there was a quorum present, and i come as one member of this committee, held over kavanaugh the nomination. i had that right. >> well -- >> we will hear from other senators as well. >> i'm a little confused by senator blumenthal. he moved to adjourn after you took the action, and if he wants to adjourn, we've got other important business on the agenda including some important legislation, the victims of child abuse act reauthorization act of 2018. if he is determined to adjourn, then that means we won't be able to get to that important piece of legislation nor the other nominations on the agenda. but if all record here is a repetition of the speeches that we heard during the hearing last week, i am doubtful we are going to be very productive in terms of doing what the committees business, and so i'm tempted to join him to second his moti

michael jordan, tiger woods, kobe bryant. for them to pick colin kaepernick, a guy who is not playing right now but has a huge social footprint is something that we haven't seen before in sports. >> reporter: the choice of kaepernick and the simple slogan "believe in something, even if it means sacrificing everything," immediately reigniting the long-simmering controversy over nfl players' first amendment rights, creating a literal firestorm of outrage. fans burning their nike gear in protest. >> sorry, nike. i've been buying you the past 20-plus years. not anymore. >> i understand both sides. i think that it is important that people stand their ground and make a statement. i support nike. >> i think it's phenomenal, it's a really good move by nike. >> reporter: one of the most vocal critics of players kne kneeling during the national anthem, president trump, who's used the debate as a rallying cry for nearly a year. >> wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners, which somebody disrespects our flag, to say, get that [ b

michael jordan, tiger woods, kobe bryant, and for them to pick colin kaepernick, a guy who is not playingl footprint, is something that we haven't seen before in sports. >> reporter: kaepernick's protest began as a way to raise awareness about racial inequality and police brutality against unarmed black men. and as soon as he tweeted the ad yesterday, it went viral. reaction ranging from supportive messages like, i am inspired by how he lives the american spirit. to a literal firestorm of outrage. fans burping their nike gear in protest. >> sorry, nike, i've been buying you 20-plus years, not anymore. >> if you're mad, don't burn your nikes. send them to me, i wear size 12, thank you. >> reporter: the blowback included country singer john rich. ♪ save a horse ride a cowboy >> reporter: the super group big and rich who launched tweets urging followers to boycott nike. rich specifically took aim at the socks kaepernick wore to the san francisco 49ers camp back in 2016, depicting pigs wearing police hats. rich wrote, if nike wants their swoosh to be associated with calling our police pigs, t

to turn things around in zimbabwe which is suffering from cash shortages and high unemployment and kobe is not connected to the ruling zanu p.f. posse shaz electric car make a tesla have taken a nosedive after more controversy found it on musk he smoked marijuana during a live interview his recent behavior has raised concerns about his ability to lead his businesses i do joe castro reports. in stores whether a media stunt gone bad or an ill made decision and probably can't because stockholders right. i mean it's legal right it's all legal ok the video of billionaire entrepreneur musk smoking marijuana during a live interview thursday has translated to a financial hit on his company the stock value of electric car manufacturer tesla tumbled nine percent friday morning continuing a downward trend fueled by a string of corporate resignations and its founders erratic behavior i'm going to text messages for for a manager and saying what the hell are you doing smoking weed musk in early august announced with a controversial tweet he was considering taking tesla private only to take back the i

blackouts in many areas so that the field kobe i don't three hundred thousand will spend the night we don't think that they. put in that city which is connected by a bridge built on the sea. port that was flooded yesterday and one of the runway it wasn't working about five thousand people were stranded in the airport and today they went for eight hours. putting chanson sake since midnight and. that is their day on the promise people to do their awful to restore life but soon as possible especially that many public facilities have been also damaged by the time but that don't fight on like. central station where they do. need a new through this long range that they. north koreans there are his or mind of the top stories british police have released images of two russian suspected of poisoning a former spy and his daughter in solsbury alexander petroff and bashir off are accused of attempting to murder and yes cripple with a nerve agent nora chalk in march the british prime minister has called for a un security council meeting to discuss the incident i can today tell the house that based

kansai airport, a major transport hub serving 0saka, kobe and kyoto, was cut off when an ocean tanker its bridge to the mainland. at least twenty people have been killed in two separate explosions at a sports club in the afghan capital kabul. four people were killed in a suicide bombing. a second, larger blast killed at least sixteen people as emergency services and journalists arrived at the scene. naomi 0saka has become the first japanese woman to reach a grand slam semi—final in 22 years after winning her quarter final match in the us open. the 20—year—old japanese—american has been earmarked as a future star. fresh attempts are being made to restart talks on persuading north korea to give up its nuclear weapon programme. south korean special envoys have visited the north korean capital pyongyang to smooth the way for another meeting between president moonjae—in and the north korean leader kim jong—un later this month. the bbc‘s laura bicker is in the south korean capital, seoul. she told me more about the atmosphere of this meeting. i think when it comes to north and south, what t

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former vice head of the african development bank to help revive the economy economist and truly in kobe will be the new finance minister it's one of the most important posts in emerson one god was new cabinet zimbabwe is suffering from cash shortages and high unemployment. the front runner in brazil's presidential election is unlikely to return to campaigning anto after next month's vote because of severe stab wounds doctors say jay apostle are lost forty percent of his blood when he was attacked at a rally on thursday latin america had solution human reports. just when it seemed brazil's presidential election campaign couldn't get more unpredictable and traversal leading candidate was stabbed in the stomach during the street rally. were two conservative evangelicals i.e. the device of law and order candidate sent this message to hospital. the world. is men can so evil of never home anyone. but many brazilians disagree also nat'l is facing a supreme court trial charged with making inflammatory anti gay and t. black and massaging the statements which promote hatred and condone rape all o

really what you see is a sort of warring fiefdoms so in quite some more there's the right wing against kobe and there's a centrist against coburn there's even the left against coburn there. divisions within the leader's office there are influences from different parts of youth movements and trade unions things all very chaotic the other question is the effect it has on corbin's reputation the man maybe three hundred thousand jewish people in the u.k. but repeat suggestions that a veteran and see racist make himself have a problem carries significant electoral risks liberal leaning voters labor supporting voters who think they're in a party or supporting a party which is anti racist and think they are themselves onto racists and don't want to be supporting a party which appears to be always trying to be anti semitic labor's national executive is under enormous pressure finally to change its policy that is so angry is the mood from the powerful left wing but it isn't a foregone conclusion labor remains a policy membership not the leader but his politicians are deeply divided on largely al-jaz

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i wanted to thank a few other people that were mentioned today i know dr catherine kobe was very much involved in clinic by the bay. david goldschmidt from clinic by the bay. dr patel from the department of public health. and of course, our chief pharmacy officer who spoke here today. mr david's words. -- mr david woods. there are so many other people to whom i am thankful. our city attorneys. as much as this sounds straightforward, there were some nuances in the meeting with the state definition and seeing how we could implement this. the city attorney's office did a phenomenal job in helping ensure that this was a well-crafted piece of legislation. and then individuals from santa clara county board of supervisors. they were our points of contact down there. and then the california state board pharmacy, laura hendricks. there were a lot of people who were involved in putting this piece of legislation together. but i always like to say is we don't always have the ideas. we don't always originate to the ideas and think about policy. and often times the best ideas come from the communit

don't care about the u.s., and nike's biggest athletes are basketball players like michael jordan, kobet and lebron james. >> lebron james. i would say that very conspaceiouconspicuous timing ts out that tariffs go into effect in china. a little bit of anti-american sentiment might about to making more money there. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, liz. liz: this is a story that is now questioned because who is that author? and why did the times run an anonymous opinion piece? >> first an exclusive one-on-one with uber's new ceo is next, coming up. ♪ you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hotel. with expedia's add-on advantage, booking a flight unlocks discounts on select hotels until the day you leave for your trip. add-on advantage. only when you book with expedia. when the guy in frontd down the highway slams on his brakes out of nowhere. you do, too, but not in time. hey, no big deal. you've got a good record and liberty mutual won't hold a grudge by raising your rates over one mistake. you hear that, karen? liberty mutual doesn't hold grudges... how mature of them. for drivers

kobe i don't see the hundred thousand. in the night we don't think that they. put in that city which are connected by a bridge built on the sea. port that was flooded yesterday and one of the runway it wasn't working about five thousand people were stranded in the airport and today they were in favor of this operation since midnight and. that is their their promise people to do their awful to restore life but soon as possible especially that many public but they have been also damaged by the time by that don't fight like. central station where the two. who are partially due to the strong green. of the leaders of pacific island nations have been meeting in now too that's where australia has an offshore prison camp for refugees before they form is focusing on regional peace and security and improving the health of the island's people but the prison camps and the treatment of the refugees there is casting a shadow over the conference around sixteen hundred people are being held in two camps one a narrow the other in papua new guinea's man assad and andrew thomas h

. >> i got my kobe cleats. other than that, no. they felt pretty good.there and cover the guy i'm on and keep him from catching balls so i don't think like, man, they're going to try me early. or man, i never thought about that. >>> meanwhile, a return to the limelight down on the field for jon gruden after all those years in the broadcast booth. sat down with him prior to the game that they'll have monday night and asked him why leave that comfy booth for the rigors of being a head coach again in the nfl? >> big reason i'm here is i love the raiders. got a lot of respect for them. i love the fans. i had a son here. jason was born in oakland. he's a little bit like al davis. he's my raider. for him to have an opportunity with his brothers to share this with me is going to be really cool. i'm going to do everything i can to get wins. >> he'll have his first shot at that come monday night against the rams. if you want to see that entire jon gruden interview, we'll set you all up for what's going on with first football sunday. >>> meantime, football is back

. ♪ >> anthony: so-called "bro" food in fact predates the advent of the kobe slider or donkey sauce andender rule has changed with the times. but it is still strictly basque, and strictly members only. >> anthony: so was everybody born here, are you from san sebastian? >> aitor: yes, san sebastian. >> anthony: most everybody. >> aitor: we are very lucky that we are just here surrounded by the sea, by the mountains, the green mountains, so in just one hour distance you have any kind of fresh product. >> antonio: we consider food as a part of our culture. i mean the importance it has in our everyday life i mean-- >> aitor: this is the best example right here. >> lourdes: there is one thing my dad always says "at home or at times we may not have money for you to go on holidays, or to buy a new car, even to buy new shoes, but food so important. >> anthony: who cooks rotates between members, tonight it's pablo. the menu, diced raw tuna, grilled prawns with green sauce. >> aitor: have you noticed that we don't like herbs or spices at all. >> antonio: nothing, we don't. >> aitor: so the most w

if you had someone like pamela mackie who was going after this person like she did kobe bryant's accuser, that would be vastly different. but this is someone who is quite adept at getting to the bottom of stories that don't have a lot of physical evidence back them up. we have to figure out whether or not a person is truthful and decent and if they deserve this kind of appointment. right now we do that through the senate judiciary committee. >> people are throwing out the he said-she said. much like a jury, people are going to have to evaluate the credibility of the witnesses. do you believe brett kavanaugh or christine blasey ford. i think it's ridiculous they are not subpoenaing mark judge. he's the only other person placed in that room. kennedy: he plays a big part in the declaration the third accuser made today. i agree with you. i think we deserve an explanation from him. it won't be a satisfying process for anyone. it's a giant distraction. i don't know if kavanaugh survivors. >> i was surprised president trump stated that he would keep an open mind and his mind could be changed. k

just the center of the storm spent about 80 miles in the kobe on that about 200 miles and that would cover this entire coast behind me. the peculiar thing is that it's moving so slowly, so when it eventually hits around the myrtle beach area we should see huge effects saturday all the way in the sunday because the storm is slowly going to move and it's going to have strong wind and strong rain. that's the part that's concerning. we expect flash floods and about 75% of fatalities come from these flash floods and massive storm surges when the ocean where the waves rise higher income inland. what we see around the area, we landed in the airport yesterday. all the businesses in the airport, restaurants were closed because of shortage of staff and when you go into town we struggle just to find a convenience store supplying food and gas cans. the only location open was a chinese restaurant with a two star yelp review and it was packed we will be here bringing you the latest on what's going on on the ground. cheryl: christina, thank you. i would only know hurricane stocks have been rallying

and even helping is kobe bryant who himself returned for a time after a torn achilles. >> it felt goodre and cover the guy i'm on and keep him from catching the ball. i never thought about other things. >>> the raiders open monday against the rams in oakland. had a chance to sit down with jon gruden and he talked why he would leave the broadcast booth for the grind of the head coaching job in the nfl in his second return to the raiders. >> big reason i'm here is i love the raiders. got a lot of respect for them and i love the fans. i had a son here, jason was born in oakland. he is a little bit like al r him to have an opportunity with his brothers to share this with me, with the black hole, it's going to be really cool. i'm just going to do everything i can to get some wins. >> it's a little too far down the track just to look ahead at las vegas. does it hurt your heart to know how loyal these people have been and knowing that this is a short-term transition? >> it's tough. you can't lie about it. we can't hide from it. we know what's in the future. but they got an old saying around h

it is unclear what the message said but it came after kobe leaders plan a third summit to discuss denuclearizationthis calls for a formal end to the korean war which donald trump has agreed to. the meeting between kim jong un and south korean president moon will take place in two weeks, the north says it is committed to a nuclear free peninsula. rob: progressives knocked down two longtime democratic caucus maintaining for a bigger seat. after upset wins by alexandria at the 15 and iona presley all eyes are on delaware's 3 term democratic senator tom carper who faces a challenge in a rare thursday primary happening today. he also served as governor and then congress, a big-name in delaware. supporting medicare for all and abolishing ice. jillian: donald trump on the campaign trail in montana rallying for state auditor for us senate seat going up against incumbent democrat john tester, he held a make america great again rally in montana last month. rob: tween 9 after the hour, caving to pressure, liberal mayor rahm emanuel bowing out as gun violence spins out of control, chicago native john caldwell

. >> it's not about how many commercials do you remember that kobe bryant was featured in. none. his back story and inspirational story and what an inspiration his part parents and was to getting him to where he is. charles: politics enter everything, every facet of our lives. you can't watch a movie, can't watch an awards show, can't watch a commercial without somebody either applauding somebody because of politics or dissing someone because of politics. >> it's refreshing. it's an uplifting ad. this man is extremely inspirational to a lot of people. there are aare the of videos of kids that show up to tell him how much he means to them. little amputees who say you're an inspiration to me. he's in the nike ad. he transcends politics. i love the commercial. i really love the extended version. the parents are featured in it, especially the dad. and if you played sports and had a parent who was involved -- charles: isn't that great sub text, parental involvement. the more iconic people in sports, williams' sisters dad, he was so determined. shaquille o'neal, his stepfather stepped

after practice, he was asked how he plans on winning over all the kobe fans in l.a. >> listen, i signed i'm here, so -- i mean, i know what i bring to the table and the floor. >>> check out the shoes lebron will reportedly wear in the opener. people quickly pointing out those are cavs' colors, not lakers. >>> and tiger woods back on the course yesterday gearing up for the ryder cup in paris, france. in an interview with the pga, tiger was asked to give his mt. rushmore of golf. >> snead, jones, nicklaus, me. >> bobby jones, jack nick loucn and me. nobody would dispute it, but odd to hear him say it. >> people were offended by this. if he didn't say "me," i'd be offended. >> i like it. >> three more wins, he's the all-time wins leader. tiger might be on the top of that mountain by the time it's said and done. sholls, don't sleep on my colorado rockies. you mention wanted a lot of teams. they are in the post season. good to see you. romans, over you to. >> good stuff, guys. >>> breaking overnight, signed statements from four people who say christine blasey ford told them in recent years a

winds of more than 150 miles an hour are sweeping across the country, with cities like kobe, osaka and causing some extraordinary sights. typhoonjebi, the strongest in 25 yea rs, typhoonjebi, the strongest in 25 years, is causing widespread disruption. winds have reached up to 135 kilometres per hour. transport is badly hit. this is the runway at an international airport. it is built on a man—made island about five kilometres off the coast of 0saka in western japan. hundreds of flights have been cancelled. this bridge leading to the airport is also closed, strong winds blew a tanker into it. the storms have led to power cuts, with 350,000 buildings reported to be without electricity. so far though, typhoon jebi, which means swallowing korean, doesn't seem to be as deadly as the severe weather injuly. landslides and floods killed 200 people then. many have stayed put and paraded around —— out about a million people have been advised to evacuate. some have been advised to evacuate. some have opted for the calm of the shelter. 0thers have opted for the calm of the shelter. others are reco

kohn that you are for -- kobe kobe -- dave cowens thank you for this -- mr. cohen: thank you for this special order hour. i spent most of my life as an elected legislator. 39 years. and i value my service and i think highly of people who take the oath of office and support it and make people think that government is an honorable profession and encourage younger generations to get involved. because they set good examples. john mccain was one of those people who set a good example for american citizens, think well of their government, think well of their leaders, and the desire to serve in public office. john mccain was a person i only had a few opportunities to interact with and each of those opportunities were ones i'll never forget. he was as nice and kind as he could be. but i knew him from his career. we didn't always agree. he had -- he was a conservative and a republican. but when he was wrong, he learned and he changed and that's a great sign of a human being to be able to continually evolve and become a better human being. when he was running for presi

laughter ] and at some point during the second quarter, there was the -- a ball out of bounds, and kobeat me, and did a double take, and said, "burger?" [ laughter and applause "w i was like." >> seth: that's really great. >> yeah. i'll - i'll always hav. >> seth: you'll always have that. [ light laughter ] i was mentioning to you backstage. i've never seen the show. my wife's making me watch it.ng i'm enjot a great deal. i haven't come to burger yet. >> i won't spoil it. >> seth: okay, great. will i, ter i see the burger arc, will i think, "man, carrie, i wish carrie had ended up with burg"? >> only if you have a really messed up idea of relationships. ughter ] >> seth: okay, gotcha. well, well -- we'll see. we'll see when that moment comes. a you ha- you have a five-year-old, yes? >> i do. abhave a five-year-old, and a two-year-old, who't to be three. >> seth: and you are -- you're raising them in l.a., obviously. >> yes. >> seth: you have a new show. you have billboards. your face is on -- when they're driving down the street. how is that for them? >> it's kind of -- well, first of a