you can see him in "georgie & mandy's first marriage" thursday nights on cbs.da like peyton manning, like the weeknd as well. >> and the weeknd, yes. >> jimmy: we have an all-canadian show except for me and guillermo, of course. [ laughter ] do you know -- i imagine you don't all know each other, but do you know pam anderson? >> we used to go to the meetings, yes, i'm not supposed to tell you about the canadian meetings. [ laughter ] we're not trying anything weird, we're happy being the 51st state. i'm joking. >> jimmy: it's a different kind of aa, right? eh? >> yeah, oh yeah. it's good. and everyone is drunk up there. [ laughter ] but no, you don't -- we actually worked together once. she was nice enough to come and guest on a sitcom i did like 20 years ago on this network called "less than perfect." >> jimmy: oh, yeah. [ applause ] >> no. thank you very much. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: if we had more canadians, there have been more polite applause. [ laughter ] but they're a little on edge right now. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's understandable. >> it is very understa

mandy and cody criddle, both 41, live 360 miles apart.hey see each other once a week. >> i live in anchorage, alaska, and she lives in fairbanks, and that's been our living arrangement for the entirety of our relationship. >> sometimes we'll go two weeks, but for the most part, we try really hard to see each other every weekend. sometimes during the week, i'll just fly down for dinner and we'll go on a quick date, and i'll hop on the plane to get back for work the next day. >> mandy says even if they lived in the same city, she'd still prefer to live apart. >> right now, we're thinking there's a good chance that we'll. we'll keep maintaining two separate houses and then just get together on a very regular basis. it's like, wow, this isn't what we expected, but it's pretty great. >> experts say living together separately isn't for everyone. >> we have a sense of what it means to be married or even to live with somebody, but it's less clear what it means when you're living apart together. what does it mean to be in that kind of relationship

mandy harris. >> reporter: and then there she was. mandy harris, the donor he didn't know he had. become his the kidney, it was like god just pushed me a little bit and said go ahead and try. >> reporter: what do you think the bigger message is here? >> just don't give up. because one day, you know, a miracle,. >> always so great to see how big people's hearts can be. our thanks to jose for that report. coming up on today, we have the latest on how the skating community is coming together to pay tribute to the skaters lost in the american airlines plane crash last week. the u.s. figure skating president will be live ahead on "today". thanks so much for being with me and starting your week with "early today." i'm frances rivera. hope you have a great monday and a great week overall. >>> a critical day ahead in d.c.,

harris. >> and there she was, mandy harris, the donor he didn't know he had.ure, she didn't hesitate to become his kidney donor. why are you doing this? >> when i saw the post and the need for the kidney, it was like god just pushed me a little bit and said go ahead and try. >> what do you think the bigger message is here? >> just don't give up because one day a miracle can save you. >>> and that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. hallie jackson will be here tomorrow tonight. i'm jose diaz-balart. thank you for the privilege of your time, and good night. massive fire at the martinez refinery. this is not another flare up. we've got a reporter on the scene, and we're tracking air quality as the fire continues to buburn. a huge protest in the south bay taking aim at president trump. plus, a stormy weekend in the bay area. we've got your updated timeline of the rainolling through. the news at six starts right now. thank you so much for being with us. i'm garvin thomas and i'm gia vang. people near the martinez refinery are being told to stay indoors as that

i'm mandy gaither. >> a real potty today. a party for a potty, if you will.n berkeley, where people celebrated the grand opening of a new public restroom. a ribbon cutting happened a few hours ago. the restroom is in a high traffic area at the corner of telegraph avenue and channing way. it's designed to be accessible to all users, and it certainly is artistic. berkeley's public works department says the restroom is part of the city's efforts to improve sanitation in outdoor spaces. all right. there you go. that's going to do it for us now. world news tonight with david muir starts right now. and of course, i'll see you back here at 4:00 for abc seven news at four with the latest on the storm coming our way very, very soon. >>> tonight, we have breaking news as we come on the air. this remarkable scene just a short time ago. elon musk holding court in the oval office. what he said with president trump sitting beside him. >>> we also have more than 100 million americans in the line of these two major winter

after you can appeal anywhere, people feel left behind by the federal government to find isabel and mandy to you, mom's trying to get some fresh at the moment in time. you're maybe if you had an in my wish card and you should be saw. so by 12 is engine. well, fluids on it, but you're not interested in discussing english unless somebody all ya voice government kind of started modeling of i've been rude. my muslims, the money man. yeah. as well is mind of rudy. us do the german politics is complex. the country is a federation. of states and elections, who am i supposed ways result in coalitions so far? the a f d is being excluded from pilot had the state and federal levels because no other policy will shadow power with them. but that requires politicians like tama zone to hold the line and definitely was born in cameron, move to germany when i was 12, i'm representing frankfurt, and berlin. i'm part of the social democratic party. when i look at germany right now, i think um, we are more diverse than that. we used to be at the same time. we also see the rise begin reemergence of a fall righ

geico thousands were impacted by the wildfires, including mandy moore and her husband taylor goldsmith star put amazon on blast for even a delivery at the burnt down home of her in-laws. "can we not have better discretion than to leave a package residents that no longer exists?" >> i have to draw the line. >> the fire destroyed taylor's studio but it's a near total loss for the couple. >> we've been told that basically everything inside is lost, all the furniture and soft goods and clothes and toys, literally everything because of all the toxicity and the smoke. >> like so many others, mandy shares she is still processing the trauma and admits she is struggling. >> three kids at home, they are happy, they are laughing. that gives us so much gratitude and peace of mind. we don't want to lose that intern angry and bitter because i feel like situations like this can do that, make you kind of permanently fearful. >> let's move onto the family of late glee star nila rivera. she tragically ground while saving her son back in 2020. her ex-husband ryan dorsey is sitting down for his first on c

. >> dana: that's a good point because the democrats are term to mandy moore transparency, not against the more transparency, the more kinds of things like that you find peered. >> greg: when i get home i'm cleaning my marbles. dean phillips stepped out of the prison of two ideas where harold lives. it is the next strap and the gradual enlightenment that the democrats must pursue but most of them aren't. right now, for these democrats, they're only hope is that things go bad for trump. and you can see that already in the press as they look at the price of eggs. but for bad things to go for trump, things have to go bad for america. because this entire plank is america first. so it is a terrible hope to have, you know, it doesn't really clear a path for a new vision when you just hope that things will go wrong, and they are still clinging to this fantasy that if trump fails, then they can return to what exactly? there is nothing there. woke is dead. identity politics is dead. dei is dead. open borders instead. cnn, msnbc, all of legacy media is dead, dead, double dead. trump may well hit

mandy chapman. this is from her. i'm sorry i cannot be at the rally today. thank you for defending research and scientific truth. i never thought it would be remarkable to point out that telling the truth matters. simply saying something exists or doesn't exists, happened or didn't happen, does not make it so. the truth still matters. so to people and so does science. on january 31 i received a phone call that my national cancer institute-funded study was terminated. [crowd boos] i never received a written letter but i was told work -- to stop work immediately and that no more research expenditures would be allowed. my study on how to collect gender identity in cancer care practices was in response to the eric and society of clinical oncology, the american medical association, and any other national professional standards-setting bodies that recognized me better data to create your clinical guidelines or lesbian, gay, bisexual, queer, and intersex people. it was terminated as a result of the president's executive orders. presumably the "defending woman from

. >> mandy smith, owner of inclusive gym in concord, tells us many of her clients are being impacted by the political climate and stopped showing up for training sessions. other businesses showing solidarity for the immigrant community include los angeles supermarket and valley swim club, a seafood restaurant in sonoma which did not open today. >> concord police are reporting more activity by federal immigration officers here in the bay area. police say immigration agents were seen in concord saturday conducting some type of operation. ktvu reached out to that federal agency for more information. we have yet to hear back. police in concord released a statement saying the department did not assist the federal operation in any way. >> new at noon, president donald trump and canadian prime minister justin trudeau are talking right now about the upcoming tariffs that trump has threatened. it comes after mexico's president says the proposed tariffs are now on hold for at least a month. >> the president trump originally planned to impose those tariffs on mexico, canada and china starting t

our washington correspondent mandy beer-temple talk to california. lawmakers about the federal response and what's needed. >> congresswoman judy chu represents pasadena, which was devastated by wildfires. 20,000. people have been made to be homeless and 17 people died with recovery efforts underway to is calling for congress to pass disaster aid without conditions. don't care if it's a blue state or a red state. we need to help people when they're at lowest points to met with california governor gavin newsom wednesday before his meeting with president trump, she praised his response to the disaster. he is on top of it. he ensuring that whatever he can do is being done. but california republican congressman kevin kiley says newsom's policies have hurt. the state california has handled a forest management fire protection policy and water policy. >> in just about the most irrational way, kylie called for changes, he says would allow for more water storage and better forest management. california has so many irrational regulations that stand in the way.

i know director after me began to to try to do that and mandy is after that, trying to do that, and i think, you know, those are the kind of things we should take advantage of during this disruption that we actually make sure the agency moves forwards its mission which is to be a public health response agency. >> you think the agency can do that kind of work amid such disruption especially if you're seeing large chunks of the agency be terminated? >> well, i think reprioritize the personnel. i had a lot of personnel. obviously at cdc when i was there, maybe 14,000 if you added all the contractors, maybe close to 20,000. i know if i had gotten a second term i had wanted to take cdc which had maybe 10,000 people in atlanta and i wanted to see them be more dispersed in 50 states across the united states to help local health agencies be more effective in health response. i didn't send 10,000 people in atlanta. i do think there's opportunity. i don't think there's issue that's going to compromise at the end of the day. depending on the leadership that gets into cdc, i think particularly as

the director after me tried to do that and i know mandy after that, is trying to do that and i think,w, those are the kind of things at that we should take advantage of during this disruption that we actually have to make sure the agency moves towards its mission, which is to be a public health response agency. >> do you think the agency can do that kind of work amidst such disruption, especially if you're seeing large chunks of the agency be terminated? >> well, i think you have to look to see how it's reprioritized on the personnel. a lot of personnel, obviously, the c.d.c. when i was there, i think if you-- maybe 14,000, if you had all the contractors and maybe close to 20,000. i know if i had gotten a second term, i had wanted to take c.d.c., which had, you know, maybe 10,000 people in atlanta, and i wanted to see them be more dispersed in the 50 states across the united states so they could help the local public health agencies be more effective in their public health response. i don't think the answer was 10,000 people in atlanta. so i do think there's opportunities. i don't thi

the band's front man taylor goldsmith and wife mandy moore were among those impacted by the fire.iffin's home burned down. >> people talk about how resilient children are, we have been sleeping in a different bed every week since this and they are rolling with that. they are happy, they are laughing. that gives us so much gratitude to. ♪ ♪ >> lady gaga and bruno mars also performed a special duet. that moment singing that song was so perfect and so important. >> it's such an honor to sing for anyone in a time of need. i just want to send love and positivity and healing into the world. speak out their hit "die with a smile" won best pop duo group performance, the singer shared a sweet kiss with fiance michael polansky before accepting her award. >> i love you so much. i fell in love with my best friend that's the best feeling in the world. >> more from the grammys still ahead to. >> how do we get you in this dress? >> the fashion, all the breathtaking looks. >> i had two rims that are numb right now. speak of the stars who change two, three, five times. >> than blake lively and jus

. >> mandy smith, owner of inclusive gym in concord, tells us many of her clients are being impactedlitical climate and stopped showing up for their training sessions. other businesses showing solidarity for the immigrant community include los rancheros supermarket and valley swim club, a seafood restaurant in sonoma. they are not opening today. >> the ntsb is leading the investigation into friday night's deadly jet crash in philadelphia. the medical transport jet was carrying two pilots, a doctor, paramedic, a young girl and her mother when it crashed and exploded near a shopping mall. all six people were killed, including one person on the ground. late yesterday, federal investigators found the jet's cockpit voice recorder eight feet underground at the site of the crash. they now hope the recordings will help provide some answers. authorities say at least 22 people on the ground were injured. >> meantime, the families of the people who lost their lives last week in the midair collision in washington, dc went to the crash site along the banks of the potomac river. the crash on wedne