>> reporter: kroll kept working. >> free shot.: along the way, he found a strength writing and playing outlandish characters from a crass lawyer playing fantasy football with his friends in the league. >> good pick. darren scrolls, no, no, no, that's what i was going to pick. >> who cares? >> he could have picked bill shatner. >> i think of myself as a cool, very white jay-z. >> reporter: to a khaki, overconfident entrepreneur. >>y.m bbrv rr: bob bottleventua fixture on kroll's self-title sketch comedy show. >> excuse me, are you 9/11? >> no. >> because i could never forget you. >> i'm going home. you are repulsive. >> reporter: the "kroll show" ran for three seasons on comedy central. >> it was easier to be a character. it's like you could put on silly sunglasses and a funny shirt and silly pants and become someone else. for breakfast, we will do something cool like have a cigarette and a bar of chocolate. >> so if someone didn't like it, it wasn't like they didn't like nick kroll and it gave me a freedom and confidence so say an

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kroll, ceo of hq, dead at 34.ow his name, but you probably know his work. he co-founded the viral game hq trivia and the video app vine. >> officers went to colin kroll's apartment early sunday after his girlfriend requested a wellness check. >> police say kroll was found unconscious and unresponsive in his bedroom. >> and then like other texts started flooding in. i was like, oh, my god. it was just like, it was totally surreal. it was totally, totally surreal. >> i found out about colin's death on twitter and just being dumbfounded. i remember reaching out to other colleagues and friends and trying to learn what had happened. >> i always thought of him as a surprisingly approachable, normal person. just a single guy in new york looking to hang out with friends who happens to be responsible for this company. and just, you know, it makes you realize he was carrying a huge secret around in plain sight. >> new york police found him unconscious in his bed, and they suspect a drug overdose as the cause of death. >> i

it's an art form. >> so the founders of vine were colin kroll and rus yusupov. colin kroll, the engineer, was the big visionary, the one that saw the opportunity for this app and this long-term vision for how social media could change. >> we run -- we're written in python and we use a slew of open source technology. >> and rus was product designer and kind of the manager. >> i was just writing a bit of a bio. >> he was the one who could actually make it all happen, get all the pieces moving in the right direction, and make sure the infrastructure was ready so people could share their creativity. >> if you see me now, tap on your screen, let me know that you guys are here. >> from may of 2012, we set out to make creating and sharing videos on mobile really fun and really easy. because at the time, it was dreadful. and we knew there was a better way. >> twitter bought vine for a reported $30 million. colin kroll and rus yusupov sold vine to twitter for $30 million. >> they actually sold vine before it even launched, it was a very big surprise, because most start-u

the founder of hq trivia founder colin kroll was found dead in new york. >> colin kroll, co-founder ofnday after his girlfriend requested a wellness check. >> police say kroll was found unresponsive in his bedroom. >> other texts started flooding in. i was like, oh, my god. it was totally surreal. it was totally, totally surreal. >> i found out about colin's death on twitter, just being dumbfounded. i remember kind of reaching out to other colleagues and friends and trying to learn what had happened. >> i always thought of him as a surprisingly approachable, normal person. just a single guy in new york, looking to hang out with friends, who happens to be responsible for this company and just, you know, it makes me realize he was carrying a huge secret around in plain sight. >> new york police found him unconscious in his bed, and they suspect a drug overdose as the cause of death. >> i never in my wildest imagination could have ever guessed that colin was doing heroin. colin died of a heroin overdose because there was fentanyl in it. that was like the point when i even learned that he

>> no, i was brought into the project by nick kroll.2 with mel brooks?" i was like, is this crank anchors? what's going on? what's happening? sure enough, we were in a zoom with mel a couple of weeks later. just having him laugh at your jokes, which is, like, the light of god shining upon your face. >> jimmy: it really is, right? >> yes. >> jimmy: the best thing you could imagine. now you guys get to make this -- you're a history guy? >> i'm a huge history nerd. >> jimmy: that plays into all of this too. >> it's surreal. >> jimmy: you go through, you decide, one of the characters you play repeatedly is ulysses s. grant. >> yes. >> jimmy: and -- >> one of our hottest presidents, i think we could all agree. [ laughter ] the man was a fox. >> jimmy: back then, oh, yeah. >> oh my god. he was an 1863 "10." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and the conceit, and i don't know if this is based in any truth, but the conceit is that lincoln tells him, what that he can't drink? >> abe lincoln is concerned that he was drinking too much because he was constantl

the problem began after a huge tree fell on the power lines kroll forcefully to call. talk to some of the residents that were affected by all of this. >> the trees that fell on power lines along sunset drive in kensington. >> have been chopped up and pushed off the road. but the damage lines are still in the process of being replaced. 2 more days. they have replace the pole. >> so that to bring a big equipment, take it out. and that's going to be time. you see the crews haven't started there, backed up everywhere. on thursday, subcontractors took over the work pg and e started tuesday afternoon after a monterey pine tree toppled over bringing 2 other trees down. >> the utility company hope to have power restored to neighbors wednesday night. but the projection now is thursday night, though, neighbors anticipate another delay. still, as roger bayless clears the trees that fell in his yard. he takes a measured approach to the situation. i understand the situation. i mean, we. >> we have it. and i'm sure better than many people throughout the day. neighbors stopped by the

>> for 40 years literally. >> reporter: kroll calling on ike barinholtz and wanda sykes to executivested. it was like an immediate kind of like this guy is the guy. >> i also thought you were like pranking me. >> yes, right. >> why don't we sign this treaty and end this war? all right? >> tell me about the challenge in being funny, being historically hysterical, accurate in a world that is very sensitive right now. >> you know, when we first talked to mel, mel very clearly said to us, don't be afraid to tell dirty jokes. we had so many different points of view. and to have mel's permission and to keep the spirit of mel, which is less political and more about who is in power, who is in charge, why are they stupid and why are they hypocrites, your hero is an every person and keeping that thematically i think gave us a lot of leeway to say and do a lot of stupid and gross things. >> putting like leaders on notice. >> josef stalin, you are hereby canceled. ♪ someday the masses will adore me as together we stand tall ♪ >> reporter: working alongside the iconic mel brooks, a dream come tru

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. >> so the founders of vine were colin kroll and russ yusapov.or house social media could change. >> we run a slew of open source technologies. >> and russ was the designer and the manager. >> i was just writing a bit of a bio. >> he could actually make it all happen, get all the pieces moving in the right direction and make sure the infrastructure was ready so people could share their creativity. >> as you see me now, tap on your screen. let me know that you guys are here. >> catch the cnn film glitch the rise and fall of hk trivia tonight at 9:00 p.m. on cnn. tt immune function. supply fuel for immune cells and sustain tissue health. ensure with twenty-five vitamimins and minerals, andd ensure complete wiwith thirty grams of protein. introducing the new sleep number climate360 smart bed. the only smart bed in the world that actively cools, warms and effortlessly responds to both of you. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. proven quality sleep. only from sleep number. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get it with gurus. cargurus. what if w

. >> seth: nick kroll, wanda sykes, our dear friend, handsome boy dave stassen. >> yup >> seth: and whatct >> i mean, look at that like we look like we're in a '50s doo-wop crew, you know [ laughter ] "it's the forks! [ laughter ] it was amazing mel is a legend. he's still funnier than any of us at 96 and he came to the premier, and he gets up there, no one knew he was going to come, they're all surprised. and he gets up there and goes, "i just want you to know, on my drive over here tonight, i listened to the radio. and as i look at you all right now, you need to know we're going to have continued showers for the next two days. [ laughter ] "and there's a low pressure front moving in from canada. [ laughter ] >> seth: you know, we saw in the clip, you play ulysses - >> yes >> seth: ulysses s. grant. >> yeah. one of our hottest presidents. >> seth: and i will say -- [ laughter ] you know, i met you almost -- i mean, like, almost 30 years ago now. >> oh, my god. >> seth: and if someone had said, "he's gonna do one of two things - he's gonna win 'celebrity jeopardy,' or play ulysses s. gra

why is this tension reform so important to mr. mccullough's presidency or press a man, kroll has made reforming the pension system. a campaign park promise both in his 1st term and in his 2nd term. now he wanted to try and push it through in his 1st turn, but other things got in the way, including mainly i should say, a code of it. so that's why he's presented again this pension reform bill to parliament in this 2nd term from macros point of view. he says, look, the pension reforms, the pension system in france is complex. it is out of date, it cost too much money. it is not sustainable for future generations. that is why needs to be modernized. he also says people are living longer these days, therefore they can work longer, and it would bring the french pension system more into line with other countries in western europe. but people don't feel the same, you know, we've seen that on the streets over the past 2 months. the strikes in the protest and we've been speaking to protesters, there were some behind me. they've dispersed now, but they were saying they will continue with protest

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to make sense of all this, we can speak to megan greene, global chief economist at kroll. welcome. shares in regional us banks. recovering lost ground after severing those double—digit losses, as biden saying whatever needed. are we over the worst now quest mac i whatever needed. are we over the worst now quest ma— whatever needed. are we over the worst now quest mac i think we are over the worst. _ worst now quest mac i think we are over the worst. i _ worst now quest mac i think we are over the worst. i think _ worst now quest mac i think we are over the worst. i think what - over the worst. i think what happened is it took about a day for regular people to really understand what the federal reserve, the treasury department and the fda sea had announced on sunday which was notjust had announced on sunday which was not just to backstop had announced on sunday which was notjust to backstop depositors but also they created a lending facility for banks at which banks could handle some of the long—term assets that they held, and they could hand them over at pars so they wouldn't have