lou, lou what do we have for them? pair of walkie-talkies. >> rupaul: yes, yes, that's right. [ applause ] noah, noah, is noah okay? noah, i'm going to do a wellness check on you. [ laughter ] are you okay? >> i think i'm okay. >> rupaul: you've gotten really red. and you feel like your feelings are hurt? >> no, i'm from the pacific northwest. i'm not built for the sun. [ laughter ] >> rupaul: okay, all right. thank you guys for playing. thank you. okay, all right. [ applause ] do we have time for more? all right. so -- who's up next? who's up next? >> lou: mike and dana. >> rupaul: mike and dana. very tan. dana, are you from florida? >> no. >> rupaul: no? are you from out here? >> no. >> rupaul: why are you so tan? >> because i lay in the sun. >> rupaul: oh, you love the sun. and mike, are you okay with how much she tans? >> it's up to her. >> rupaul: it's up to her, because she's an independent woman? >> that's right. >> rupaul: just like destiny's child and them. [ applause ] okay. mike, what nickname do you have fo

>> guillermo: lou, are you okay? >> lou: no, guillermo, i'm not okay.t find one that has everything i need. it needs to be a two bedroom, two bath with in-unit laundry. plus, it has to be pet friendly for my large menagerie of animals. i just don't know what to do. >> guillermo: wow, that sucks. see you, monday. >> lou: what? >> guillermo: wait, i know, you should use apartments.com. they have the most rental listings, and you can find everything you need in one place. >> lou: on it. this is amazing. they have access to information on over a million available units to rent. plus, they have 3d tours and filters to help me find the perfect apartment, townhome, house or duplex. like this one. >> guillermo: i told you. >> lou: guillermo, how can i ever repay you? >> guillermo: let me be your roommate. >> lou: don't you have a wife and kid? >> guillermo: they'll understand. >> lou: apartments.com. the place to find a place. (general) why are you here? state your purpose! (brad) to find a place to rent! i know renters when i see 'em! (general) who is this guy

lou basenese is with us.m lou this morning, almost predictable -- [laughter] no, no, no, no, eli lilly. kudos to you, you're looking for eli lilly months ago. >> it was in the beginning of january, and people said it was overvalued, but i said it was still in the early innings of growth. and i told you on monday that a strong report could bolster the markets, and that's exactly what we got. sales up 36%, profits up almost double that. and it's not just their weight loss and obesity drugs. they have an anticancer drug and a colitis drug that have added billions to their sales. still very early on. if you look at zepbound, their obesity drug, they started filling prescriptions in november last year, this is a trend that's going to play out, and this is how you invest over the long term, find thematic trends, get in on them early and ride them until they don't work anymore -- stuart: yeah, but it just sounds like the pop that we had for nvidia. i mean, we've got people on the street predicting $1100 a share for

fannie lou hamer, and i live at 626 east lafayette street, missouri. james eastland and senator stint. >> that was fannie lou hamer on the floor of the democratic national convention in atlantic city, new jersey, in august 1964. it was broadcast live to millions of americans watching at home. hamer was a 47-year-old mississippi share cropper, the granddaughter of slaves of voting rights activist, and a member of the mississippi freedom democratic party. and integrated rival delegation from the state whose segregated democratic party which ruled the state with an iron fist, had since the end of reconstruction, refused black citizens access to the ballot. therefore, the official mississippi democratic delegation was all white. the mississippi freedom democrats, 64 strong, had traveled to atlantic city by bus, much like the thousand-plus freedom riders who had descended on mississippi that summer to try to register black citizens to vote, including two murdered by klan members along with a mississippi activist that june. all were in their early 20s. two m

general lou wallace answered. by the west, he meant crawfordsville, in. that is where he was when the year began, an officer who appeared to be at a dead end. two years before the division under his command arrived late to the union lines during the first day of fighting at shiloh. wallace was scapegoated after one of the deadliest battles in the war up to that point. he was removed from command in the army of tennessee and placed on reserve. request for reinstatement failed. i had cast my last. what next, wallace wondered. the answer came from another hoosier, president blame lincoln. wallace was to report to washington and take care of the army corps in the middle department even though ep didn't know where the middle department was headquartered. the answer stanton told him was baltimore, and that is where wallace headed after buying a rand mcnally map of the united states for 15 cents. in early july wallace sat his at desk studying that map closely. he received word from the anxious president from the baltimore and ohio railroad that confederate troop

[laughter] thanks, lou.t solar panes -- companies with ties to chime that. ashley, what are they doing? ashley: yeah. democrat senator sherrod brown who's facing a tough re-election contest in ohio introducing a bill that says any solar company with ties to china and other foreign adversaries would be barred from getting a tax credit. it is meant to bolster domestic energy production. ohio, a rust belt state with deep manufacturing roots, went for trump, by the way, in both 2016 and 2020. brown says american taxpayers' dollars should not be used to subsidize foreign companies, but supporters of the tax credit say, you know what? the factories create jobs and other economic benefits for america regardless of their foreign ties. by the way, a similar proposal could be taken up by the us house next month. all about politics, i think. stu. stuart: i think you're right. thanks, ash. >>> we're on flip flop watch on this show. a few years ago kamala harris supported a ban on fracking. today she no longer supports t

correa: lou correa from california. i also want to thank the chairman and ranking member for putting this great team together. congressman correa from orange county, california. i just want to say this is about democracy, about american democracy. we have a campaign, an election for president, and for other elected offices throughout the country. we want our candidates to speak their minds, to make their opinions, their thoughts known to the american public, to the voters. we don't want them to be afraid to speak their minds. we want to make sure we get to the bottom of this, make sure this does not repeat itself again. that our candidates are safe so that our democracy is safe. thank you very much. mr. kelly: thanks, lou. representative david joyce from ohio. mr. joyce: thank you, chairman kelly and ranking member crow and all my colleagues here. i look forward to working with all of them using their background and their expertise to establish the facts so we can make judgments based upon those facts and deliver to the

he would have lou rawls at one club and bobby at the other. showcase at the time, i got to play with everybody that was big. coming from vallejo, i thought i was in heaven. i got to play with and talk with the greatest r&b entertainers in the world. it does not get much better than etta james, ernie andrews, charles musselwhite. i played on a record with him years ago. it was great for me. >> in the travels, i think i've heard you say one of the most difficult things about being a musician is the travels. >> i like to go to bed in my own bed. and at the time i had two kids. and i'll never forget, i played at a theater in chicago and i got to meet some of the members of the band with lloyd price. >> another legend. >> yeah. so some of those musicians had been on the road with lloyd price for years. >> i think he is still living, isn't he? >> i'm not sure. but they've only seen their kids like once or twice a year or if they were coming through that town. i did not want to do that. and ride on a bus. >> you mentioned earlier that you first have

are also through, ta lou—smith qualifying fastest.ter united manager erik ten hag believes the foundations are in place for success at old trafford, following a restructure off the pitch during preseason. since the arrival of new owners ineos and sirjim ratcliffe, there have been significant changes to the clubs�* boardroom and coaching staff, something ten hag feels can help manchester united progress. we knew we had to change when we started the project and it's good. the new structure, the new leadership is coming in. players... new players coming in. we improve the dressing room, but of course, the structures are still there. the club has made changes and can look forward with people with great abilities and i am sure that this will give us an even better foundation and that we can attack. and that's all the sport for now. venezuela's foreign minister yvan gil has accused the us of being at the forefront of a coup attempt against his government, after the us secretary of state antony blinken recognised opposition candidate edmundo

she lost in the second round of the olympics, lou lost her second match 0lympics, lou lost her second, her first match 0lympics, lou lost her second match in toronto, herfirst match in cincinnati and has been struggling with her servant. a once at all with elina svitolina, maybe she can do what she did last year winning for it to reset matches en route to winning herfirst grand slam. jack draper went through comfortably to round three and his side of the draw has opened up a bit with alcarez going out. dramatic change in this section of the court. it's as if jack draper would have another chance to play mac group two as he did in queen's club injune, draper one, but the unseeded dutchman then beat carlos alcarez so stunningly yesterday in three sets. so it means that that it is the dutchman forjack draper tomorrow and he is the seeded player and is playing nicely and is in a section of the draw where someone is grantee to play in their first grand slam semifinal here in new york. the thief it would be alex to play in their first grand slam semifinal here in new york. the thief it woul

>> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." with guest host jeff goldblum -- tonight -- john cena -- omar sy -- plus music from jeff goldblum and the mildred snitzer orchestra featuring haley reinhart. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jeff goldblum. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jeff: i love you so much. it's the best time i've ever had in my whole life already. [ laughter ] what a delight! welcome, welcome to "jimmy kimmel live." i am your substitute host, my name is jeff goldblum. [ cheers and applause ] you flatter me. anyway. here we are. and what's happening? summer, the sweet, sweet smell of summer, is coming to a close, isn't it? well, not for jimmy, i guess. [ laughter ] he's still -- i mean, god knows where. but all across the country, kids are headed back to school. ♪ school is closed for summer ♪ i'm very excited. i get very excited around this time of year. i love autumn. i love kicking my feet through the autumn leaves. ♪ da da da ♪ don't do it, don't do it? hey,

. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live" with guest host, jeff goldblum. tonight -- mark wahlberg, rob delaney, and music from grace bowers and the hodge podge. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jeff goldblum. ♪ >> thanks. [ cheering ] >> jeff: imagine this, oh my god. look at all of you. you are so sweet. you are so sweet. i'm so happy to be here. hey, welcome to "jimmy kimmel live!." [ cheering ] i'm your guest host, my name is jeff goldblum. [ cheering and applause ] a lot of you at this point may be thinking, "hey, what's blum jeff goldblum doing here." am i having that recurring sex dream again?" and the answer is, "pinch me and find out." not many people know this, but jimmy kimmel and i, this is true, are actually neighbors here in l.a. yeah, that's true. i'm not going to tell you where exactly. i don't want you showing up. but one time, listen to this, i knocked on his door and said hey, jimmy, he came to the door. i said hey, can i borrow some flour for this and that. he said "sure thing, jeff." and i said, "thanks neighbor. if you ever need a

former nba michael bradley spotted lou | michael bradley spotted lou the's potential at a spring nba the summerfor will head back there in the summer for one—on—one sessions. he does have a lot of skills. he does have a lot of skills. he was easy to work with. he understands the game. he has a high possible like you and he knew what the skills were that were being taught. he advanced in his time here and you can tell by somebody�*s co—ordination and after two or three minutes of looking at him you can tell if they have potential but the potential will only take you so far and thatis will only take you so far and that is what i stress to these guys. that is what i stress to these cu s. that is what i stress to these i u s, ., , that is what i stress to these nus. ., guys. he has always had dexterous _ guys. he has always had dexterous fingers - guys. he has always had dexterous fingers since l guys. he has always had| dexterous fingers since it guys. he has always had - dexterous fingers since it was a hahx — dexterous fingers since it was a baby. he could play drums and when _ a baby

could you imagine if fannie lou hamer stopped after 1964?sse jackson didn't mobilize. barack obama wouldn't have been able to say yes to canada if reverend jackson failed that would argue he was more successful and in fact this convention the lungs to reverend jesse jackson because absent his work we are not where we are today. [applause] and we heard a lot about representation how it matters. i wonder for you what that means. how does it mattered how do you see the impact of your activity? >> the humbling part about this is that i'm the first mayor in modern history that did not have ties to the -- all the other mayors of up to richard j. daley had ties and for some people there was a benefit to that. for others not so much. representation is not just about complexion. representation is about complexion and direction. i'd just did the reverend jesse jackson, didn't i? who we are providing a new pathway to how we do government in this country. as i said we are building affordable homes in chicago. in fact as i've said before $1.25 billion of

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jamelle, what you are mentioning make me think of the work of fannie lou hamer. fannie lou hamer six years ago was talking about what it was like to be a black woman in mississippi before the nation and talking about what happened to her and a group of black women as they attempted to vote, and how they were dragged off of a bus, taken to a jail, were beaten, how when she was not being beaten forcefully enough by an inmate, that the guard took the baton and began beating her in her head. and then she tells the nation all of this because we want to be able to vote in mississippi. all of this because black people don't want to be second-class citizens in mississippi, the mississippi that brought us dobbs. and fannie lou hamer, just to tie up that thread, was the person who then said "let me tell you about what they are doing to black women in mississippi." you knew about the slavery part of this, but let me tell you about the jim crow part of this, the coercive and the forced sterilizations. she said let me tell you my story, because i was one of them. and thank go

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lou basenese, what do you make of that on nvidia?e target -- conservative price target and nvidia would become a $4 trillion cap company and they have to deliver perfect results and i don't like those on investing and bet that apple beats nvidia to the $4 trillion market cap on the hope of ai and they're going to be propelled by new ai growth and for nvidia, that's priced in and i'll take a dollar bet with chris that apple gets there first before nvidia does. stuart: just incredit card and will hold that money. thanks very much indeed. art initial intelligence is straining the power grid. ash, come on in, please. tell me, how much power is ai using? ashley: more every day by 2030 and davis centers in the u.s. alone could consume as much electricity as much industrialized electricity and energy supplies are falling because of coal fired plants in the next six years and computer warehouses to power the interpret and, yes, ai could require up to 400 terra watt-hours of electricities and more produced by the uk than in 2022. the effort t

. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! with guest host rupaul. tonight, bill skarsgard. fda twigs. olympic gold medalist gabby thomas. and music from pepe aguilar. with cleto and the cletones. and now, rupaul! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> rupaul: wow! wow! hey! hi! welcome to "jimmy kimmel live." [ cheers and applause ] thank you, thank you. i'm your guest host rupaul. and i am sad to say, this is my last night hosting. [ audience: moaning ] i know, i know, we're all sad that jimmy's coming back. [ laughter ] guillermo is devastated. [ laughter ] guillermo, be honest. be honest, and you don't have to hurt my feelings. who has been the best guest host? >> guillermo: you, of course. [ cheers and applause ] [ rim shot ] >> rupaul: very sweet, so sweet. guillermo, i bet you say that to all the 7-foot drag queens. i've had so much fun this week. as a token of my appreciation, i've decided to buy one of these for everyone who works on the show. and i swear, this is a real product being advertised on tv. >> he's here. everyone's favorite fish. trumpy tr

you know, we stand on the shoulders of fannie lou hamer, who gave us the example of challenging this party of pushing this party while we champion unit. and so it's quite a different party than it was in 1964. but look where we are today and we continue in that legacy too. pushed the party to challenge the party while we champion the party, that's our role that's the legacy we stand on and that's what we will continue to do they shoved artery thank you so much for your time. i appreciate it thank you. >> audie, have a good evening next. students at columbia university returned to a very different college months after protests over the israel gaza war but they could be going back to just as much turmoil as they left. >> plus, do you have what it takes to wrangle snakes inside florida's python challenge, where hunters are competing to cut down the invasive species on the edge moments that shaped our culture coming this fall on cnn. when red lobsters going away, your boy flavor flav said, not today, grab a boy and they got two flavors. rowe, gallego and no gauge and butter. when. you go

so, lou, this is incredible. lot of people don't realizetht this at planned parenthood is now the one of the biggest, largesanned pat of testosteronep country. they'vpl oe expanded their roler in providing gender transition hormones to youne ing. s so now they're in the business not just of of of abortingng unborn children, but now turning confused, misguidedmise women into miserable, misguided men. it's ara it's amazing to me. and it's a really big business. testosterone's amazi and testose is a really powerful drug. test look around. dt an has different weir impacts on all like just made my arm swollen to my neck, fix and, you know, the whole like train, you know, transitiostufne stuff to i mean, they're you know, they're giving these young womeg thesyoung n, these drugs without educating them on what the riskeducwhats and w the possible side effects are. and it's reallsieffecty and youk at the stories about, you know, the kids who, you know, coming and waking up to it, you know, later on and wanting to you're

. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live" with guest host jeff goldblum. tonight -- greg kinnear -- janet mcteer, plus music from waxahatchee. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jeff goldblum! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jeff: hello. welcome, welcome, welcome. i love you. i love you! ♪ i love you hums the april breeze ♪ don't do it. [ laughter ] welcome to "jimmy kimmel live." [ cheers and applause ] hail, jimmy kimmel! hail, jimmy kimmel! [ laughter ] me, i'm your guest host, my name is jeff goldblum. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, baby. thank you, baby. jimmy, speaking of whom, is still away doing his very good charity work, of course. he's teaching in this case australians how to break dance. [ laughter ] [ applause ] this is my third night hosting. [ cheers and applause ] and the media has been mildly abuzz, i might say, including, including our great friends north of the border in canada where they -- yeah. "o canada." where they featured a clip of me on one of their morning shows. >> jeff gold

an election year, we did not know the name monica lou wins key. that was not the only time trying to steal interviews, diane's first -- will quickly, barbara walters's argument to mike makary, the persecutory was everybody knows where the president stands on issues but his character, can we trust him and that came, that resonated, and eventually became an issue. >> she was able to conceptualize what she wanted out of an interview and that would include in interview with the president and the characteristic of hers that she interviewed people about policy, she interviewed foreign policy leaders about foreign policy but was only interested in the human side of the story and the personality behind the newsmaker and in this case she had conceptualized and approach this interview that was very appealing to the white house because some americans didn't think bill clinton had high character and this would have been a chance to make the case, this story which had enormous internal repercussions, went through the archives and in the archives there is this

thank you so much, lou and i do so i'll be at a editor at brookfield 247, use agency. thank you so much for your insight. here, thank you for having me. great. what has been another day of riots in college age on the streets of british cities as the media is wasted, little time in finding who to blame. apparently, it's old box us full smelt. several media outlets, like the independent have published articles underlining concerns that lot of it puts in is behind the trouble. according to them, people who have taken to the streets aren't good at last week's mass, stabbing in southport, which left 3 young children dead off, fueled by russia. and this information spread by social media and the rest which erupted the north east. england has now spread to other major cities including livable in manchester, but not to everyone. however, it has been quick to jump on the blame moscow band walk under some news outlets openly and pointed out that the accusation of a farmer in this information is a convenient excuse for the failures of the british authorities themselves. now let's

i'm glad you brought up fannie lou hamer.ink there is a sort of conceit inside the democratic party that the democratic party is a northern and western party, a california party, as is the vice president. but the south is awake. north carolina, georgia, maybe florida sometimes, when they want to. what do you think about the democratic party's willingness to invest financially in races in the south, having won a very close one in the state of georgia? >> i think you can take my case as an example. we need to lean in, in the south. georgia, first of all, is very much in play. and i just want to say for the record, we can win georgia. i know a little something about how to win georgia. we have done it twice there. so i'm going to lean in. >> i think you have run like five times. >> my name was on that ballot five times in less than three years. i acted like i wanted this doggone job, so here i am. i know we can win georgia. to your point, we have got to lean in in some other places. i'm talking about the long term. mississippi i

in her 1st job is a domestic waka 25 years ago, so that lou settled to atlanta was suddenly confronted with her suitcase at the door. her employee as had moved here on the coalition coast, she often thinks of her son back in ecuador, who grew up without to see if she has just one photo. from that time, she only planned to stay in spain for a short while. we got the say the it never occurred to me that i wouldn't return for because i was devastated, but i had left my 7 months old son to look off to another woman's baby. as soon as i get back without that over with her son, diego k available is now 24. he wants to become an engineer. he lives in tito, the capital event, quit all the country has widespread poverty and unemployment, and many live in fear of the drug cartels in latin america. it's often young women who go to europe to kick the families of flags. diego cave able is on his way to his father's. he was a baby when his mother left 2 young to understand the car. that's just how it was. we got through it without any major problems. and today, she's no strange, but we don't have a

low salad that lou settled to atlanta decided to stay in spain. that phone call's help to maintain contact with diego. it's small and folks, they mostly chest about da goes future plans about his exams that university although she's really proud of her son. so like that instead of to a punter feels great guilt for leaving him. she paid a high price for her life in europe. diego k available even tried living in spain for 6 months, but she felt so uncomfortable in his mother's new family. his home is it quite do catalina and demi let's home was once and to come back to us. they even lived in the same city, but they only met in mid ridge, funded by the mutual suffering is living domestic work cuz catalina hope to and money is a free, non semi in spain and return after 2 years. the head dreams with dashed. fortunately, her husband and 2 children now grow not follow to, but her life was dominated by the elderly people. she can't for a bit of no, no, sometimes it felt as if the day would never end. the old people often don't go to bed very early. they s

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uh the uh, the guardian june was david lee and lou cutting interesting, the julian developed some tools that allowed the reduction of these boss strows of information such as a program that would look for that, use the dictionary to search these. these will files and will logs for problem nouns and would take out those 9. so he was at the forefront of this process of reduction. and at the time, journalists who are working with in said the people inside the traditional news rooms were actually more reckless than julian was when it came to rejecting these names. and as for more bad guys, and the story is it? well, we knew that need don't shape a guy who double called, you know, on the early days he destroyed perhaps valuable cables. it would have given us an insight into the so called war on terra in afghanistan and iraq. will they also have to be destroyed or it was nothing really destroyed as part of the pre deal. i know how to get on to discovery, which was an element of play deal as well, but or what was this that had to be destroyed? you need to so i just tried an affidavit that kris

on monday, the 19th legal scale, no budget is so lou form introduce you to kind of look into saws of uses for the protest continues still and see for some cases of police crackdowns, they were largely fiscal. all the criminal elements has started. so if you'll treat as thousands of protesters got it again and lucky, told it on tuesday, october 20th. they noticed the things with different people told me that they sold, told, gave staff. we move in ccc cameras installed in the area and that as evening fell, the street lights wouldn't come on leaving the place completely dark at around 4 pm grove, no show lou, impose the curfew, trying to is to order. but many poor testers at the toll gate remain there. then at around 7, middle to 9 june armies holding on several vans, started to think of the own. i'm demonstrators. eye witnesses told me the count of several bodies that night taken away by the army. but it wasn't over, as one of the kid has traveled, remarks to the streets, newton shops, burning beauteous and attacking policemen. 12 people died according to amnesty international, and ma

lou bethany's with me, are you staying away from the chipmakers?ght now i think there's more downside and there's over evaluation in the sector with nvidia. were at the april lows for the semiconductor index hit and i followed another 50% and go back to 2022 lows there is a lot of downside that could happen you could be opportunistic and ready and this is what this market is about when the selling happens you don't jump back and you buy when there's blood in the streets, there will be a lot more blood, let's wait a little bit. stuart: you think the market is further south. >> i do i look for what can calm us fed president intervening verbally to say don't worry we will take care of this we're going to make cuts and economic data and that is awkward be a remedy for solving get the markets rallying again i think it may stop the bleeding little bit but i'm with you you need somebody big and acumen were buffet and 70 with the magnitude says i see a compelling bargain in this area of the market and were putting billions to work to buy. stuart: were not

show lou, impose the curfew, trying to is to order. but many poor testers at the toll date we made there. then at around 7, middle to 9 june armies holding on several vans started to shoot the own. i'm demonstrators. eye witnesses told me the count of several buddies that night taken away by the army. but it wasn't over. as one of the keyless traveled remarks to the streets, newton shops, burning beauties and attacking policemen. 12 people died according to amnesty international, and many more were injured to the 92 and the government to set up judicial panels to look into the police violence, but denies the killings of october. 20th nigeria, you took to the streets as successfully you have the controversial saw police, the units disbanded. what are these? well, people died on that night of what it is now known as the less you told the mazda. com. so what happens during such protests and why does the police meet often react to this we, i guess he's still protest of what we're supposed to secrete the experts here in kenya. and this is w