it's -- it is hard not to think of steve and marty steve martin and marty short who go out and do a showusly, steve martin and martin short were kind of the inspiration for this because they do these live shows because they just love hanging out with each other. and so, we thought maybe, you know, we could do something like that and the older that we get, the more marty looks like me >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> so, yeah, we can do this. i did actually -- they're so lovely, those guys and i did hear from them a lovely e-mail from steve martin, said, like, you know, about the announcement it said, "we're so excited for you. if you want to help promote the show, you could say, 'this tour will be just like steve and marty's tour but without the old man smell.'" [ laughter ] >> seth: that was very, very good >> i thought that was funny. i do think we'll have a fair amount of old man smell. >> seth: and have you heard from marty? >> yeah, well, marty of course had to chime in on the chain and said, like, "so excited. i can't wait to see which one of you will turn out to be the steve of the

-[marti] it helps you go up. -ah, so this become like an edge. -[marti] yes. you feel it tight?ur belly in so much. i am not nervous. [ines] you are, you are a little nervous. [jose] no, i'm not nervous. [ines] it's the first time for all of us. [carlota] they told us that we're gonna do it now. i don't think i'm gonna do it. -why not? -i don't know. you're gonna do it, you can do it. -do it! -you're gonna do it. [speaking spanish] [ines] we're going to be the second level of a mini tower. dad's gonna help form the base, but carlota and i, we're going up. [speaking spanish] [trumpets playing] [ines] this is incredible. viva! [applauding] [jose] i like when they push me, but i love when they push themselves. [jose in spanish] to see that they did it and they did it together and they succeed even, it shows you that anybody... ...if they dream it, if they believe in themselves, can make anything happen. that was incredible. i'm still kind of shaking, i'm not gonna lie. that was the first of the firsts. go us! [jose] after these astounding feats of courage, it's time to relax and re

, marty , mom, yes marty, marty, and i see, vadika, you ’re not thinking about that, you need to think is the result of the belarusian wrestlers at the youth world championship, which was hosted by jordan, exclusives. during interviews with athletes, tell me, this result of 10:92, did you repeat and surpass in the training process? well, i was ready to show faster than a second, right there in athens, yes, if it was one race, not four. bright moments, real emotions. thousands of fans came to celebrate the spanish women's team, which won the world cup. the impressions are only positive, one of the most spectacular, one of the most... such exciting sports, all this is in the sports projects on the belarus 24 tv channel. we talk about the manufacturing enterprises of our country. the most important quality of our products is that they are made from natural raw materials. we have a large assortment, condensed milk with sugar, with all sorts of fillers, coffee, chicory, purposeful people united by one common goal, they are capable of much. we share their development history and achievements

yes, 100,000 times , i can’t quit, but there must be some way out, call, marty, i already called, calleality? dim, i can easily win full custody of my daughter in court. and this is the house in which she will live, or not if she doesn’t want to, this is reality, this is reality, what is this? these are the days when you came to us over the last year, this is you yesterday i drew it, it wasn’t me, as you say, i drew it, it was sasha who celebrated 6 days in december, with some kind of hit-and-run pedestrian, and before the new year there were traffic jams, and you just didn’t get to us, you were busy with the inheritance business, you went in january to arkhangelsk , i was suing someone there, and you were away for 2 weeks, february, russian legal forum in sochi, i should continue, but it was your home too, no one drove you away. you could live here, but you didn’t, so i’ll, hmm, i wonder how you’ll arrange everything, i’ll arrange it, just live, don’t come on short visits, i don’t know what you invest in your life, everyone lives differently, get together in the evening for dinner, sp

and this year we have nine authors besides marty baron. we have michael connelly and dave barry and lauren groff and a number of other really terrific authors. and i'm really looking forward to it. i do a lot of on stage interviews with those authors, and it's a ton of work, but also highlight of my years. well, that's something that booktv should look at coming down to and and attending. but one of the authors that's going to be on the book festival circuit, i think, is walter isaacson with his new biography of elon musk. have you had a chance to review that? i have not yet. i am. i am both. really in it and really i'm not sure how much i'll enjoy it. you know, i'm not sure if i'll love it or be kind of scared by it. is very controversial figure, but a very powerful figure. and and isaacson, of course, is an old pro at handling that kind of person and looking at their lives and their impact. so i am looking forward to reading it. as i said. it's a fascinating subject musk is a fascinating character for, for good or ill. so, colette bancro

. - marty. - marty roberts. - good to meet you. my goal tonight, is to make sure that if you have any questions or you feel like you're gonna get tough questions, i can help you answer them, right. so, basically, the ballot measure is roughly carved into three buckets, safety, access, and then the third is my favorite, 'cause natural resources. so, protecting the environment. and for everyone in this room, what i want you to understand is that this is a game changer for us. if we get this ballot measure, this little thing that i stood up, called the natural resource division at sonoma county regional parks, which is mighty, but small, will really be real. i mean, we will have the funds to do. a lot of what i do is looking at these landscapes and trying to figure out, how do we restore the natural process. let's make sure that we get prescribed fire back in our toolbox in this part of the world, which is my goal, because that actually draws down the fuel loads and helps protect our neighboring towns and communities. (water trickling

marty makary is a fox news medical contributor.y, no human data that supports this new booster shot? >> that is right every new medication or vaccine requires a human trial. the only exception has been the flu shot which has a 50 year safety record right now with the covid vaccine has a lot more complications. not just myocarditis and young people but a ring of complications as high as one in five and 56 doses. bbiden basically has said it works before the fda approved it. biden said necessary before they met. they have a scheduled meeting and nine days to decide whether to recommend this. i for every single american over age 12. that means a 9-year-old girl but get 77 covid chasse and her average life span but pfizer made $100 billion during the pandemic they can afford to do a randomized control trial to give us some human data. >> 's last booster shot was kind of a flop wasn't it? the government spent about $5 billion on shots and only 20% of the american public actually got it. >> they had preordered and purchased 171 million d

marty carry. why, marty? >> i wish we saw this outrage against other medical illnesses.vitriol against rhino virus or the other viruses that cause common colds. this is a seasonal phen phenomena. people are riled up for sure, they have a lot of anger, had a lot of tribalism. fauci may avoid u.s. media but is not avoiding medical conferences, getting standing ovations talking about how he is fighting misinformation, the unvaccinated and unmasked. i'm amazed at the anger people have towards the unvaccinated and the unmasked and they've been wired and programmed this way suggesting the unvaccinated should just die. where is the anger towards the scientist that brewed this up in the lab or the scientist that covered up the lab work. >> there's anger, trust me. i've been out there. there's a lot of anger about that. what do you attribute to the bad behavior, too. i don't get it. never seen girls like that throw each other through porta potties. they're saying because of the pandemic? >> covid brought out the worst in people. it normalized a lot of lack of civility, tribalism.

marty makary joins us on this.t how do you know if you have high blood pressure? you go to the doctor, you get high blood pressure can you feel it? do you know it if if you're walg around with that? >> actually you don't feel it. for the vast majority people of high blood pressure they have no symptoms that is why it's called the silent killer. over decades of the high blood pressure in your blood system pushes on your organs and can cause renal failure, stroke and other bad things down the road. but half the people with high blood pressure are totally unaware they have it. that is the basis of the new world health organization report to try to bring focus to untreated hypertension. eric: what do you telling viewers to find out if they do have it? >> debbie which waiter took a sg medication based approach. it is easily treated with medication. but a lot of other doctors are taking issue with that approach. they are saying let's start with lifestyle changes maybe we need to talk about treating high blood pressure mo

marty makary. of house subcommittee on the pandemic, and mike turner, chair of house intelligence, saying that the cia whistleblower basically is saying the cia paid cia analysts to change their findings in the covid-19 origins probe to say the pandemic did not leak out of a lab in china. what is going on here? >> well, this would be consistent with what we've seen at other agencies, it would be consistent with the scientists who told dr. fauci in a private nih meeting that they believed it came from the lab and then changed their tune soon after. there were six people at the cia who were in charge of looking into this. all of them believed it came from the wuhan lab except for the senior most person, and that person -- we don't know if they were getting instructions are from somewhere else, but representative wenstrup, who is a physician, is asking for all the documents including bonuses paid to those six people for changing their tune can which the the a allegation of the whistleblower. elizabeth

marty and representatives of large retail stores in the country signed an agreement.am has been running since the beginning of last year and has been tested several times. during this time, an order was issued 1,700,000 discount cards, and the amount of social discount exceeded 40 million rubles. all the largest retail chains in the country are taking part in this program, today there are 13 of them. today we are extending the agreement with retail chains to provide a social discount of 10% on socially significant goods from the list for those segments of the population who are low-income, this measure actually received wide popularity among the population, when we attend receptions we hear feedback from the population that thank you very much for such good step. in addition, we made some minor changes in the current document, just brought it into line with those. according to the acts that we have in force today, for example, this kind of discount will not apply if there is a sale, there is some kind of price reduction, that’s why such a discount is a priori not need

, marty, mom, yes marty?ishop believes that this is a future cathedral, it must be truly significant, it must be majestic, because this person is not even from the minsk diocese , and the belarusian zaarkhat, all of it. and somehow it immediately becomes a little easier for me to do something, that is, it seems how god is already leading me along my life’s path. what is the importance of family in a person’s life? the lord commands marriage to man as an eternal phenomenon, he created man and said that it is not good for man to be alone, let us create a helper for him. not different, but at the same time they complement each other. about overcoming life's difficulties, life's struggles - this is the moment by which one can reveal the truth of love, its jumping, strength, and its foundation. we will tell you about spiritual and educational projects on the tv channel: belarus 24. club of editors, today we are witnessing in civilized, truly cultural, truly enlightened europe, a slide into medieval hatred, which w

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doctor marty makary joined me now. everyone get it? including european regulators, the us is an international outlier. this vaccine enthusiasm and special treatment of the vaccine companies we've not seen worldwide. the fda made a new pathway to approve these covid vaccines with clinical data. those the cdc director bizarrely is out there making extreme claims that the best way to prevent hospitalization and death with no data and the it prevents longer covid which is unsubstantiated, making claims by approved indication. stuart: you just trashed that one. let's move on. fda advisory panel says most decongestants, benadryl, sudafed, don't actually work. is that absolute? they don't work at all? >> i'm not convinced. i looked at the study, when you talk to patients, they have short-term transient relief and that the purpose of these medications but we are never going to cure the common cold viruses that circulate. it's the elusive target, we never had great treatment for the common cold viruses so these medications can provide some reli

marty makary joins me now.is your reaction as a doctor and scientist who believes in robust debate to get to an answer to help your patients? >> that is right, we need freedom of speech in the medical community. white house doctors were e-mailing social media platforms as government authority to tell social media what to post and not to post. when people think covid vaccine is 100% safe or you ask about myocarditis, it may be the white house was e-mailing facebook to take down information. >> todd: how can the court rule the government can take things down on social media? it is private versus public, will that piece get appealed further? the white house doesn't think it did anything wrong. this administration promoted responsibility action to promote public health, safety and security when confronted by a deadly pandemic. that misses the point, government entity cannot interfere when it feels some way, feels like they are doing the responsible thing. their feelings don't count, this is a constitutional issue.

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as i mentioned, marty, donald trump -- >> tim scott set a lot of other cans were present were the same way. a lot of people celebrated ronald reagan and talked about how he was the president what he did standing firm for those people lost their jobs. tim scott was the one who said it. other people feel the same way. >> this is something that is being injected to the entire 2024 race. donald trump is going to be in detroit tomorrow. the head of the union, shawn fain said there has been a lot of coordination with what the strategy is. he seems far from excited about trump making the visit. this is what he told us earlier. >> i find it a pathetic irony that the former president is going to hold a rally for union members at a nonunion business. the ultimate show is how much he cares about our workers. it was in 2019, when he was the president of the united states. the workers were on strike for 60 days for two months. he was missing in action. i see no point in meeting with him because i don't think the man has any bit of care on what our workers stand for or what the working-class stands

we got doctor marty makary, now hitting the 2024 race, gop senators firing up.lock federal mask mandate and brought desantis is on the move about all of this. that's coming up on "the evening edit". >> they keep telling me because ten days or something, with got to keep wearing them but don't tell him i didn't have it on when i walked in. ♪ look who's here, let's welcome to the show doctor marty makary. good to see you again. what you make of senators in their new freedom to breathe act? they don't want the federal government imposing mask mandate on air travel, public transportation or in schools, what you think of this? >> people have a right to be angry, they seem the overreach and not only that, they seem no humility or remotes from the size caught up with public health officials, 17 studies looking at masks showing no benefits so right now they are watching politicians who are nakedly partisan and openly defiant to the signs and they are worried, worried there's no effect and that's why they are doing this. >> we got pandemic politics, masks mandates and al

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remember was one time when had mentioned the hijab of woman longer than you the life or the blood of a marty, now women, but i think there is constant and there will always be constant efforts to make women forget divinity by by exposing them so that are not thinking about women are very powerful, when a woman decides to to to be divine to wearing hijab is an outward display, but when you put a hijab internally what you are saying is that i'm going to dedicate and going to stead be steadfast and and be in touch with my lord and therefore whatever he wants. now such woman is going to raise a whole society, a whole community starting with her own family of people who are divine, divinity is very much sh upon in the western countries today because as you can see, there is all sorts of freedoms and that that are being promoted, people, they don't want you to be close to god, because they takes you away from lot of materialism, the promotion of materialism of making more money, if we were to become divine, how are we gonna buy into this secular, this materialistic society, so these are some of th

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next year's marty will be remembered for another significant international event - the world youth festivalanceled ; russia cannot be deleted, because russia is of interest. we are expecting more than 20,000 participants, and 10,000 russians. we plan that people will come to us from abroad ; those who wish can still have time to become festival volunteers; registration before december 1 konstantin pameshkin yure shomov andrey morozov dmitry klimov olga merkulova denis larin first channel, vladivostok the russian military thwarted an attempt by ukrainian militants to go on the offensive in one of the sectors in the southern donetsk direction , attacks on a column of enemy equipment and manpower were carried out by our artillerymen. it is located in the limansky position of the enemy, aviation served combat missions in the special operation zone and is carried out by crews of the operational-tactical missile system. iskander units from the rear military district hit a disguised command post of the ukrainian armed forces. the development of domestic tourism was discussed at an operational meet

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element we have freshwater, brackish and sailor marty, we want to keep that because it is the most diverseretch of coastline. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hi, i'm alice with the cat cap. first up russell brand's live tour has been postponed after allegations of sexual assault by four women. a documentary over the weekend contains stories from different women about his behaviour. department of investigation between channel 4, the times in the sunday times. russell brand denies all the allegations. the bbc has spoken to one of the women from the documentary notice alice. she claims russell brand assaulted her when she was 16 and still at school. this was her reaction to his denial.— to his denial. first of all, i think it — to his denial. first of all, i think it is _ to his denial. first of all, i think it is insulting. - to his denial. first of all, i think it is insulting. it - to his denial. first of all, i think it is insulting. it is l think it is insulting. it is laughable that he would even imply that this is some kind of mainstream media conspir

marty makary, thank you for being here.ning and watching at home hearing it's possible that mask mandates or recommendations could come back, there are studies that say it really wasn't that effective. fauci has gone back and forth. >> the study the interviewer is asking dr. fauci about is something called the cochrane review. it's a summary, 150 studies on mask, found they had no impact on community transmission. it does not mean if you put two people in the room and tight fitting n95 masks for 20 minutes that you are not going to reduce the risk of transmission, it's believed it does. but on a community level, when we tell the population, tell kids in schools, including toddlers to wear masks it had absolutely no impact on transmission. so, dr. fauci did not refute the study, did not try to poke holes in it. he created this arbitrary delineation there is individual masking and community masking and individual may work and community may not, but we have spent energy and time arguing over masking. it has an intervention ess

marty makary joins me. good morning to you.nthony fauci was on cnn and said this about masks coming back in america. watch. >> i would hope that if, in fact, we get to the point where the volume of cases is such and organizations like the cdc recommend, cdc doesn't mandate anything. recommends that people wear masks, i would hope they abide by the recommendation and take into account the risk to themselves and to their families. >> bill: what do you make of this when the cdc has been on a different page than the world health organization and whether or not this is coming back to a school near you very soon? >> first of all that's right. cdc has been an international outlier, the rest of the world has followed the science done on masking. many people are acting as if there has not been a formal scientific evaluation of masks during the pandemic. of course it's been study and the cochrane analysis done of the 150 other studies done on masking came up with the conclusion that some people just didn't like, that the masks had no imp

and with marty short and steve martin and selena gomez. >> seth: yeah.plause >> yes it was my seventh nomination and it was nice to finally win although, it was a silent episode. so [ light laughter ] all these years the academy was just waiting for me to shut up [ light laughter ] >> seth: you - this is the final week of the show >> that's right. >> seth: you've done a lot >> beautiful play. >> seth: and you've done many over the years do you - how are you with endings do you get a little bittersweet when you wrap up a show like this >> well, this one in particular. i have loved doing this play it's a beautiful play by sharr white. directed by bart sher. and starring the wonderful danny burstein and zoe wanamaker. and this is our -- yes, this is our last week so, if you're in town, come to studio 54 theater. and really because i've been thinking this is probably my theatrical swan song my last broadway show. >> seth: now that -- [ audience ohs ] that is very - >> well. >> seth: that's problematic. >> you see, seth, things have gotten crazy on the broadw

marti povich offers to dna woody harelson and matthew mcconaughey. we aren't making this up.d come out of retirement for the task amid speculation the two actors are half brothers, they have been friends for two decades. they stared in their first move eave in 1999. they will reunite on screen from brother from another mother. >> dana: i think they think there is something to it. i don't think they would let it continue to go on if there wasn't. maybe they are or not. america wants to know. that movie from 1999. >> bill: america wants to know? >> >> dana: 1999 they were in the first movie together. i have no idea. just testing you. we don't got it but you let us know. we'll work on that. i want to get you this out of south carolina. alex murdaugh for the first time ever pleading guilty to a crime. updates inside the courthouse. george soros bank rolling a gen z tiktok army to help reelect joe biden. ♪ honestly i don't care ♪ find the perfect vacation rental for you booking.com, booking. yeah. veteran homeowners. if you're on a fixed income, inflation can hit you extra hard, e

there's my own us. marty needs to say the additional instead of one go the funds i need for the monday the the my give so is a put on you really? but of my you, if i'm not sure here to where these nice, when you got the new list, then you should see the you t v is input from one of the certificates across the you know, so for me, let me double check for you to see what the done name was next to cisco, cisco due to monday, monday, last night. so that looks the smell that's taking the sweet corpse odor. that's something we haven't been able to get used to doing on many trips to dumbass. and these people do they work every day and pay absolutely no mind to it. you're still not so senior post on this. so is use my, you a is a couple of months senior to buy it the model. it's the camera shows. so unless we have students that meet you is that your dental car is usually on september 3rd. so the music 5th i thought was ended. i didn't see for so much that will do the problem or if i can do that and yeah, for the interesting way, the causing us to crate and sort of sides of this the thing. yeah

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next year's marty will be remembered for another significant international event - the world youth festivalot be canceled; russia cannot be deleted, because russia is of interest. we are waiting for more than 20,000 participants, but 10,000. i 10,000 we plan that will come to us from abroad, those who wish can still have time to become festival volunteers; registration before december 1 konstantin panyushkin yuri shomov andrey morozov dmitry klimov anastasia slobodyanyuk. first channel vladivostok special operation south donetsk direction our military thwarted the militants’ attempt to go on the offensive , the artillery worked accurately and destroyed a column of enemy equipment. in addition, the enemy was not allowed to carry out a rotation on the purchased section of the front. there, they repelled two attacks on the krasnaya limansky fortifications, and aircraft struck the fortifications. in these frames, our operational-tactical the iskander crew complex destroyed the well- camouflaged command post of the militants. immediately after hitting the target, changing position, all actions o

here to speak with me about the implications is marty walsh, former labor secretary under president bidenn. president biden when you were there called you one tough union chief. you helped work on the nationwide rail strike. can you give us a sense of what is happening behind the scenes, what should be happening behind closed doors right now? >> well, as far as the white house is concerned, certainly they want to keep both sides at the table. they want to offer any type of assistance they can. i mean, the one thing that we can't do, the president, myself, julie, gene sperling, we can't negotiate the contract for the union on behalf of the company. it really is about keeping the sides at the table. when you get to that issue if there's an issue you just can't resolve, someone that can intervene and put it aside and come back to it. that's what we do with the railroad strike. we put a lot toward the end. there's a lot of dialogue conversations going on right now -- maybe not right now, but tomorrow hopefully jean sperling and secretary julie sue are going out to detroit -- i read somewhere.

number 24 on the year for marty. the back to back shots part of an eventual 7 to 1 win.r arizona pitchers limited the giants to just three hits. giants have lost five of their last six at an even 500 are three games out of that last wild card spot with three teams now ahead of them in the battle for the final national league wild card position, the giants have just ten games left in the season. the a's fans with a little recreation to keep them busy as their team plays out. the string . the only question about this ball off the bat of dominic canzone whether it would stay fair or not, it does. seattle has a one nothing lead in the second inning. kansas zone on the way to a big day for a team battling in a tight race for both the division and the american league wild card. that drive was off the a's. joey estes this one on the fifth off, adrian martinez canzone short hops. the left field fence with a couple of runners aboard that scores a pair for a two hit four rbi day for canzone the mariners win 6 to 3 to finish off a three game sweep. seattle is a half game out of fir

this year we have nine authors did besides marty bearing we have michael connolly and dave barry andgroff and a number of other really terrific authors. i amwa really looking forward to it. i do a lot of the onstage interviews with those authors. a ton of work, but also the highlights of my years. >> that is something that book tv should look at coming down to but, one of the authors that will be on the book festival circuit, i think, is walter isaacson with his new biography of elon musk. have you had a chance to review that? >> i have not yet appeared i am both really interested in it and really, i am not sure how much of that i will enjoy it. i am not sure if i will love it or be kind of scared.re he is a very controversial figure. but he is a very powerful figure an old pro at handling that kind of person. and looking at their lives and their impact. i am looking forward to reading it. as i said, it is a fascinating subject. musk is a fascinating character. >> how long have you been doing this and b how did you get into the business? >> the book editor at the times for 16 years.

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