and this summer he went on an epic trip with magic johnson and steve harvey.dy or not >> so, how was it different from an ll vacay back in the day? >> i mean, a vacay back in the day was, you know, driving down south in the back, in the chevy, with the chicken and biscuits. so that -- it was a long way from that, i promise you that. look, those moments make you grateful for these moments, right? if i can be there and be here, then they can be here and be there. >> i have never been on a grown folk vacay. >> once. >>> aquaman stuck in an elevator? how jason momoa got his way out. they took down currents out in the they had to be virginia. it's quite looks like you're in line and the theater yeah. and they they got a shot out from alex bregman ♪ well wl well, what have we here? a magical place...that's lookin' to get scared! with bats...and ghouls...and cars in disguise. i've cast quite a spell now... you won't believe your eyes! the spell is cast. halloween time is back with spook-tacular experiences in disneyland and disney california adventure parks!... >>> t

and this summer he went on an epic trip with magic johnson and steve harvey.not >> so, how was it different from an ll vacay back in the day? >> i mean, a vacay back in the day was, you know, driving down south in the back, in the chevy, with the chicken and biscuits. so that -- it was a long way from that, i promise you that. look, those moments make you grateful for these moments, right? if i can be there and be here, then they can be here and be there. >> i have never been on a grown folk vacay. >> once. >>> aquaman stuck in an elevator? how jason momoa got his way out. my skin's as rosy as i am. age perfect rosy tone from l'oréal. renews the look of dull skin. boosts rosines instantly and over tim, for youngr looking skin. age perfect rosy tone from l'oréal. we're worth it. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> what's going on? we're stuck on a [ bleep ] elevator. >> see, this is crazy. jason momoa clearly out of his element -- stuck in an ahotel elevator with five others plus his dog. they survived on m&ms and passed the time joking about who they w

magic johnson declared he was hiv positive. he went back to play in 1986.ive is olympics. the notion that being hiv— positive is shocking olympics. the notion that being hiv—positive is shocking is not true. the essence of this is a sports star is going to get published with this in a demonstration that there is life after hiv and you should not be hiding a condition where you should be able to express it. something to look forward to. thank you. coming up next is the weather. thank you. good morning once again. a very unsettled outlook for the uk throughout the coming week, thanks to low pressure but lots more showers on the way. for most of us there will be some spells of warm sunshine. the showers are probably our greatest concern. in the previous week there were quite heavy. we could see 20, 30 millimetres in some spots in a very short space of time. this is the satellite. this front, with a bit of help from the sunshine today, we will inject some energy into the atmosphere and produced some hefty showers as the afternoon wears on, particularly in the n

here's larry bird. >> magic johnson leads the attack. >> look at that pass. oh, what's a show! when the championship games are in primetime and people are paying attention to that, television feeds into those rivalries and makes them bigger than they've ever been before. >> primitive skill. they're just as good as dead. >> every mike tyson fight was an event because every fight was like an ax murder. when he fought michael spinks, the electricity, you could just feel watching it on tv. >> he leads with the right hand. there he goes! >> tyson was made for tv because there was drama. >> it's all over. mike tyson has won it! >> not a lot of junior high school kids can dunk. especially at -- >> everybody tries. >> i think that he is starting to transcend his sport that he's becoming a public figure. >> michael jordan becomes the model every other athlete wants to shoot for. they want to be a brand. and that's what television does for these athletes. it turns them unit worldwide, iconic brands. >> the inbounds pass comes in to jordan. michael at the foul line. good! the bulls win it

it's magic johnson's annual summer bash on the high seas.'s in there. the former pro athlete has rented his most expensive yacht yet complete with a gym, a movie theater, a hot tub, not one but two massage rooms, and a whole nightclub. >> what? >> the cost, about $1 million a week. if his past vacations are any indication, he will shell out about $6 million for his usual six-week trip. >> you know, casual. magic setting sail from the coast on the 281-foot yacht. in the past he's welcomed other famous friends like samuel l. jackson and steve harvey aboard those lavish cruises. janai norman, gio benitez. >> right? >>> celebrating the queen of comedy, lucille ball on what would have been her 108th birthday. both fans and family were getting in on the celebrations tuesday. >> select theaters across the country screened five episodes of "i love lucy" fully restored and in color. fans flocked to theaters to see the classic sitcom 68 years after it premiered. >> ball's daughter lucie arnez is telling abc her mom gave her great advice about life, ta

>> magic johnson. >> who's your favorite movie star?>> it's such a time capsule. at the same time, its theme's universal. >> everyone's interacting and it's funny. >> why don't you move to massachusetts. >> i was born in brooklyn. >> it's creative. it's cultural, it's social. >> stay black. >> it's political. and it has this edge to it. it has this provocation as part of its core. >> get his arm! >> that's enough! >> gary, that's enough, man. >> towards the end of the film, mookie is sort of presented with this choice. a young black man's been murdered. do i retaliate? do i kick off this riot? and he wrestles with it for a split second. and spike says when he thinks about it black people don't ask him if mookie did the right thing. >> what mookie represents at the end of that movie is black rage. it was important i think for spike to say this is where we are. >> not enough people credit the maturity of what he did in terms of posing a question that he then did not answer. lots of people like to make films and button it up, making sure t

he talked yesterday off the cuff about a magic pill from johnson and johnson. i mean, it was crazy talk. it was it's dangerous. there are no silver bullet solutions for suicide. there is no magic pill. this is trump kind of winging it in a place that can be really dangerous. we need people to have real solutions that are going to be complicated and require his focus. >> going back to student debt quickly. why not all veterans? why not a measure, why not a bill that forgives the student debt of all veterans? >> the gi bill was a huge step forward in 2008. it could extend to loan relief. we'd like to see the transferability so they can apply that to existing debt. no money is wastes that goes into a veteran's education. it's good for national security, good for them, our economy. it's an area of focus we can maybe get bipartisan support on. he has to stop talking about crazy magic pills. >> always good to have you. >> you too, sir. >> we'll be right back. ve you. >> you too, sir. >> we'lle bright back let's see, aleve is proven better on pain than tylenol extra st

boris johnson hoping jonathan blakejoins us now from bracken. borisjohnson hoping the boris bounce will work magicest boris johnson, him. how critical is it? it's an important test borisjohnson, the new prime minister, this early his time in number10 new prime minister, this early his time in number 10 downing street. if the tories lose this by—election, it's not a good look for him and despite what you are saying about chris davies being recalled in those signatures against him, he was reselected as the conservative party candidate to fight the seat and he does have a solid support base being a local man in this constituency, in this rural part of mid wales. about the majority, it's not necessarily a huge deal. if it's cut one, it will make doris johnson's huge deal. if it's cut one, it will make dorisjohnson's life a bit more difficult than it already is in trying to get anything done but it's already very difficult so perhaps more symbolic than anything else, although the tories will be looking to hang onto the seat tonight, counting has been under way forjust underan hourorso and counting has

and if and whether they actually believe that is the question because boris johnson will not be able to achieve any more than magic. as. i can't remember what she's called again or a movie that was made by the. pope never dies. you have to have good love to me i believed in it when i was young there was total enthusiasm for year absolutely. there's hope that the next generation will somehow fix the crisis europe is in that they too will dream of a united here of. you washington news that live from berlin up next how does the great firewall of china work that's on shift on michael ok thanks for watching more news in 45 minutes as overage see that. where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one t.v. shadow and if your newspapers when official information as a journalist i have worked on the streets of many qantas and their problems.

johnson" movies. >>> well all know there is something funny and magical about the innocence of kids.at with this florida boy when he calls 911 for a pizza emergency. he's got to have it. police in sanford were responding to that call when dispatch informed them that the boy had called for pizza three officers stopped by to make sure everything was okay and to teach the kid about when to properly call 911 later, though, they came back with a large pizza hut pie that he ordered a nice picture i'm sure some good friends, too. >> well, who hasn't had a pizza emergency. come on. >>> pittsburgh's p & c park goes to the dogs. details next jill has entresto, a heart failure medicine that helps her heart so she can keep on doing what she loves. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if you've had angioedema wit

johnson become is at the core of all this. oh, i must borisjohnson become stevejobs in magic some technological solution, it is not going to happenow and there is still that theory that says at some point between now and maybe mid—october, there will be a little bit of give on this. and they will rebalance back. remember. a research group that hard—line brexit, david never voted for the deal three only borisjohnson who said never voted for the deal three only boris johnson who said i never voted for the deal three only borisjohnson who said i cannot support your deal. that is where we are in agreement on. if some sort of new deal was agreed on between boris johnson. allow me to proffer this. that is the kind of rhetoric that is not helping. brussels does not know whether or not it will get to parliament another does boris johnson. when the language has been so johnson. when the language has been so harsh, boris johnson johnson. when the language has been so harsh, borisjohnson isjust that said, will do a little bit of tweaking of the backstop. he said the backstop is got to go. the eu has said, there is no way, we are not having

would have any general election in 2017 of a magic money tree which theresa may was derisive, accusing labour of making promises it afford. has boris johnsoneard in the last couple of days as significant for schools, genuinely significant for schools, genuinely significant schools and further education, but they are not enormous in terms of the scale of the sort of things that were talked about in the last election. i think the real question will come when we see what else comes in the spending agreement, we know there will be more money for police, but will there be more money for other services? then the budget, because when they do get into territory where you wonder where the money comes from, it could be an increase in spending and cutting taxes in the way that the prime minister has pledged. at the moment, we are borrowing pretty small amounts on historical standards, and would be evidently viable. and as borrowing cheaper at the moment and it was back in 2010 when austerity began? borrowing is much cheaper, interest rates are very low, the remarkable fa ct rates are very low, the remarkable fact is whilst the outstanding debt the go

minister boris johnson never tires of stressing but of brakes it without a deal would definitely mean customs controls in ports like dover and long waiting times 10000 trucks 220030000 very near magic it's going to be. hell for everybody it's going to bankrupt the british economy fears of serious economic consequences in the event of a no deal briggs's are growing not only here in dover last weekend secret government documents were revealed they warn shortages of food medicines and petrol in the event of a no deal brigs it the fears are not exaggerated when you consider the formalities that are common for goods and customs clearance with countries outside the e.u. internal market. everybody doing papers like me. for my hour is not our job it's too much time meanwhile the briggs and supporters in the new british government still hope to renegotiate the divorce agreement they don't seem to have a plan b you appear to be putting up a barrier is the saying that they do want to talk i'm sure they will change their mind i hope they will change their mind but we are ready to the top of the 31st. in a 4 page letter boris johnson has just made demands on the e.u. but demands are not it does

magic money tree does exist. it is really interesting because when that happened... presumably they gave a little bit as a retirement present to theresa may. every time boris johnsonn article in the guardian saying who is going to pay for it? i thought the world has turned upside down. the guardian has discovered fiscal responsibility and the telegraph is celebrating more spending and more borrowing. they will be money for 20,000 more police officers, schools, for the nhs, the really key public services that voters really ca re really key public services that voters really care about, and the ones that really show up and get raised on the doorstep when you are going around doorknocking. this is incredibly short term because he hasn't laid out how he will pay for any of it. it is purely geared towards winning the election, whenever that comes. and these policies are popular. not necessarily, because people don't vote on policies. generally it is far more complicated than that, but there is no denying that 20,000 more police officers, you get about eight out of ten people supporting that idea in principle. similarly the moves on social care and education are popular

magic drug in this case. they reformulated opiates, and then conducted a multi-year brainwashing campaign to convince prescribers that opioids recently aren't addictive. that's how they marketed the drugs. johnson & johnson, when we say they are the kingpin that. >> started this by buying up over the past two decades they provided 60% of the active pharmaceutical ingredient for prescription opioids in this country. >> you had asked i believe if i'm not mistaken $17 billion in damages. the judge declared an award of $572 million, and the johnson & johnson stock price actually rose on that news, a sigh of relief from its investors, do you see it as a victory or a defeat? what is your way of reckoning with the gap between what you were asking for and what the judge found? >> well, i quoted browning yesterday. i'll quote him again for you, chris. a man's reach should exceed his we came up with a comprehensive plan that over a multi-year basis would conclusively deal with all of the ramifications of the opioid epidemic in our state. certainly $17 billion plus was our goal. any time you can walk away with half a billion dollars that you're going commit to dealing with, all the folks that need help, a

johnson hasn't bothered to do. either as prime minister or in his two years as foreign secretary. people there are worried. they know that even if there were some as yet un—invented magicallate. the border technology itself will become a target, and would need security and protection. before long you are back in the realms of a divisive border, separating communities, marking people out as different depending on their passport or their address. i met a wonderful young woman spearheading our —— 0ur wonderful young woman spearheading our —— our future 0ur choice northern ireland, and she told me about how when her older sisters used to go to school they had to have their school bag checked at the checkpoint on their way. a local businessman, corner, told me about when he was a younger man how he was detained at the checkpoint for an hour and detained at the checkpoint for an hourand a detained at the checkpoint for an hour and a half with his wife and baby, for no reason other than his age, his gender on the part of town he lived in. —— and the part of town. that was the reality. that is why there is so much fear in northern ireland. people do not want to go back to his th

johnson must pay the equivalent of more than £450 million for its part in fuelling the state cosmic opioid drugs epidemic. the state had accused the of deceptively marketing highly addictive painkillers and a magic significant verdict, in the first case of its kind, we talked about an increasing opioid addiction crisis in the uk but it is really nothing like the levels we have here in the us at the moment. since 1999, around half a million americans have died of opioid overdoses, around 130,000 people every day, and a lot of that is related to prescription opioids. but oklahoma is the first date that has taken a pharmaceutical company, johnson and johnson that produces these opioid drugs, to court for damages. johnson & johnson argue this is a legal drug, they are legal, they have been licensed by the american government, they have not done anything wrong. what the judge has decided in this case is thatjohnson & johnson carried judge has decided in this case is thatjohnson &johnson carried out this massive misinformation campaign, underplaying the risks of these drugs, encouraging doctors who we re these drugs, encouraging doctors who were reluctant to prescribe the drugs to in many cases over p

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