he edited his father's words into the wisdom of maury, living and aging creatively and joyfully. we sat down to discuss the new book. when you discovered your dad's manuscript in his desk drawer, what was going through your mind? >> i had spoken with my father while he was writing the book. i had been traveling in asia and i came back to the united states to gather my thoughts and my things. i talked to my father a lot about this book, so it all came rushing back to me what his thoughts were and i really hadn't thought about it for decades. it was 20 years ago and i discovered it, but it was much longer before that that he was writing it, so this was really a blast from the past. i could just hear his voice ringing through every page. it was really beautiful. >> how did you arrive at the decision to have it published? >> i immediately thought this is probably something i should do something with considering the success of tuesdays with maury, but it took me a long time to grieve for my father. i would say the first five years after he passed away i was unable to properly grieve b

i given maury the money for his bills. so i don't expect money from this. why don't you take all the money. and she said, no, no, no, that's going to be too much money. i don't want all that money. and so in the end, we just ended up splitting it. and so to this day, maury's family gets, half of all the money from tuesdays with morrie and the part that i get part of it goes into a charitable foundation. so it wasn't really about the money i live in the exact same house that i lived in before, married to the same woman pretty driving the same cars. i'm not a very material person, but i will tell you how it did change my life dramatically. and that is that before tuesdays with morrie strangers who would me would know me from television, from and sports and things like that, and they would just ask me sports questions, perfunctory questions in an airport where they would say, you know, hey, sports guy, you know, who's to win the super bowl? and and i'd say the patriots and i would keep going up the escalator then after tuesdays with morrie people would recogni

it was a big time for daytime talk. >> well, maury povich, thank you.ride, connie chung. tell her hi for us. >> thanks. >> we love her it's good to see you all. >> right good to see you all. she's writing her mÉmoirs. she's under deadline. >> tell her to come here tell her to bring it here. we'll be happy to host her >> okay. >> thanks, maury. >> thank you good to see you all. >> you too >> until he started reflected, i had forgotten about the '90s and there were folks like ricki lake and montel williams >> put it in perspective and the landscape now. >> and there was room for all of them, which made that fascinating. >>> let us head back up to soviet union -- suny osweg as he changed his outfit that's smart. >> that's right. the great thing about jerry springer was his sense of humor. he appreciated a good laugh and he could laugh at himself as well but he never laughed at the people he had on his show. he respected them. so just a terrific guy let's take a quick look and show you what we've got as far as the country's weather. we are looking at a lot

. >> george: what would the human maury think of this attention? >> he would love it.e so happy that not only his ideas are getting some attention but that people think it is worthwhile to pay attention to him. >> george: your father said he wanted to be remembered as a great teacher. he succeeded, didn't he? >> i think so. and i hope this book continues that teaching. >> the disease is not -- my bod body. it will not get my spirit >> juju: and thanks to george and morrie. love is blind. why fans of the dating show are not feeling left for netflix. my doctor told me rybelsus® lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill and that people taking rybelsus® lost more weight. i got to my a1c goal and lost some weight too. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. serious side effe

maury says, he's shocked and saddened by the passing of jerry.his own way a unique showman and heard from the security supervisor at the "jerry springer show." steve wilkos. what we heard from him today. >> we live in divisive times but, you know, jerry is the kind of guy, you could have opposing views and different opinions, but he'd listen to you, you know, and he wouldn't get m madt you or have -- get crazy or -- he just was a guy that really, really cared more about other people than he did himself. >> reporter: if you look online you're hearing so many tributes from people pouring in. it's very clear that jerry springer, yes, he might have been controversial but he will be missed by so many people. >> yeah, he did sort of help create a whole new way of doing television, that's for sure. shaq brewster, thank you so much. see more of that emotional interview with steve wilkos on nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> we're hearing from the two former cable news stars who were fired earlier this week. both tucker carlson and don lemon are add

show that cemented his tv legacy he was joyful, smart, and in his own way a unique showman, wrote maury povich >> what will you miss most about jerry? >> his friendship. i love the guy i could always count on him >> reporter: while often at the center of raucous drama, at hi core jerry springer loved people his signature signoff always sincere >> until next time, take care of yourself and each other >> reporter: miguel almaguer, nbc news >>> and that's "nightly news" for this thursday. i'm lester holt. and, yes, jerry said it first take care of yourself and each other good night, everyone >> jerry jerrrry! >>> i'm raj mathai. next on nbc bay area news tonight, feels like summer. how hot did we get today, and what's coming next for the weekend? >>> also, officers in antioch accused of sending racist and inappropriate text messages. is the police chief now on the hot seat? >> i'll be the first to admit that with the latest series of events, the trust has been breached. there's no way around it. and the trust h

from the day he came to into power before he was even inaugurated the right wing and keiko who g maury, who was his opponent in that election of 2021, so that they would not recognize the total victory of pager castillo. they knew he someone who was deeply ingrained in the political world that he was someone who came to the period libra to run for the presidency as a union leader for very humble background. as you describe and someone who didn't have a lot of clout, the institutions were so fragile in the country that they knew they could go and just attempts to take them out of office. and no one would be there to the phantom, wasn't someone who was very good at politics. he wasn't someone who was very good at taking advice or knowing what to do. he wasn't quite savvy. and so he was from the very beginning they were trying to out, since he had no opportunity whatsoever to even make any sort of corrupt contracts or anything like that. but, but what he did is highly questionable as well let's, let's face it. he dissolved congress dissolving congress as an extreme act. he did, he play in

a carjacked vehicle had come into the city on maury avenue. officers from newark and fremont pulled the car over at cedar boulevard. that is where the officer involved shooting took place. one suspect died. the second was treated at a hospital. is now in custody. it is not clear which suspect was in possession of the gun. california's attorney general announced yesterday it will be independently reviewing the case. >>> new at 5:00, the chp is investigating after a body was found under a san jose freeway. the body found about 9:00 this morning at the 280, 87 interchange. investigators not releasing any details. the person's identity has not been released. >>> also new at 5:00, some tense moments at oracle park. video posted on citizen app shows police responding to third and king streets here. it was all over a suspicious package. police investigated and rendered the item safe. they are not revealing whether it was found inside or outside the stadium. >>> an east bay mother is speaking up after she says a student at a richmond school posted a l

senior and co captain maurice avicii in better known as big shot, maury says this is the perfect way to head into graduation. it's crazy. i mean, it's literally like a storybook high school career and have the city of oakland like, you know, just this big event for us today and support us the way they do. it really means a lot. how important it is. for women because they've done it three times the boys. absolutely they're awesome. right there's no there's no disk there, but these girls have been consecutively, and it's hard to do something consecutively for three years to win, right, the warriors ain't even did that. no shade there, says assistant coach jasmine brags, just pure pride. woke. what what? i'm talking about the world. the wildcats also getting crowd support. here's senior money. williams talking about his team securing historic title i level guys and we got it done, you know, and we made history. it feels good. it feels great. you know, it's a little overwhelming, but in a good way, you know. we accomplished them in the city is showing us appreciate it. oakland we love yo

show that cemented his tv legacy he was joyful, smart, and in his own way a unique showman, wrote maury povich >> what will you miss most about jerry? >> his friendship. i love the guy i could always count on him >> reporter: while often at the center of raucous drama, at hi core jerry springer loved people his signature signoff always sincere >> until next time, take care of yourself and each other >> reporter: miguel almaguer, nbc news >>> and that's "nightly news" for this thursday. i'm lester holt. and, yes, jerry said it first take care of yourself and each other good night, everyone >> jerryry jerry!y! ♪when i was younger i saw my daddy cry ♪and curse at the wind ♪he broke his own heart and i watched ♪as he tried to reassemble it ♪and my momma swore that she would ♪never let herself forget ♪and that was the day that i promised ♪i'd never sing of love if it does not exist but darling ♪you are the only exception ♪you are the only exception ♪i've got a tight grip on reality but i can't let go of what's in front of ♪me right here ♪i know you're leaving in the morning when you wake up

he was joyful, smart, and in his own way a unique showman, wrote maury povichpovich. >> will what will >> reporter: at his core, jerry springer loved people. his signature signoff always sincere. >> until next time, take care of yourself and each other. >> reporter: miguel almaguer, nbc news. >> and that's "nightly news" for this thursday. i'm lester holt. and yes, jerry said it first. take care of yoursf el >> she is in the hospital and sedated. the toddler shot for being at the wrong place at the wrong time. we have

security cameras caught the suspect's car driving along maury avenue.ke out as officers tried to stop it. >>> new calls for the golden gate fields racetrack in albany to be shut down. the group direct action everywhere says they protested after a horse died at the track earlier this month. california horse racing board says five horses have died at golden gate fields this year. track officials say they have made changes to reduce the number of horses dying at the track in half. >>> and protesters in england delayed the grand national. it's one of the world's most famous horse races. the protesters made their way onto the course by scaling fences and some of them stuck themselves onto the fences using glue and locking devices. police eventually hauled them away and arrested more than 100 people. >>> and still ahead here at 6:00, one of the world's biggest collections of titanic artifacts is right here in the bay area. we'll meet the man behind the memorabilia. >>> and why experts say a young mountain lion keeps crossing a busy highway. >>> wildlife exper

. >> that series of interviews would later inspire mitch album's best elling book, "tuesdays with maurybest-selling book, "tuesdays with morrie." is fun later found -- his son later found a text his father had written but never edited. >> and you discover your dad's manuscript in his desk drawer years after he passed away, what goes through your mind? place i had spoken with my father while he was writing the book. i had been traveling in asia, and i came back to the united states together my thoughts and my things, so i was living at home for three months, and i talked to my father a lot about this book, so it all came rushing back to me what his thoughts were, what his ideas were, and i had not thought about it for decades. 20 years ago that i discovered it or thereabouts, but it was before that that he was ill, so it was really a blast from the past, and i could just hear his voice ringing through every page, so it was really beautiful. >> how did you arrive at the decision to edit it and ultimately have it published? >> i immediately thought that this was probably something i should

like woody harrelson and matthew mcconaughey. [ light laughter ] >> seth: yes >> the greatest quality mauryhter ] yes. >> seth: you i want to compliment you on something. since the last time i saw you, you won an emmy, sir >> yes >> seth: for your work in only - [ cheers and applause the wonderful show, "only murderers in the building. which -- >> yes >> seth: is just a tremendous cast one of the best things in the world, a television show that got made in new york city. >> i know. and with marty short and steve martin and selena gomez. >> seth: yeah. it's a -- [ cheers and applause >> yes it was my seventh nomination and it was nice to finally win although, it was a silent episode. so [ light laughter ] all the 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 thi

quick break and then fox business' jeff flock is live from maury's pier in wildwood, new jersey thisia. they're desperate to find workers here. you will not believe what the folks here are doing. got to stay tuned for that. back in a moment. ♪ you make me feel like dancing. ♪ i want to dance the night away. ♪ you make me feel like dancing. ♪ i want to dance the night ayou ♪ i want to dance the night ayou away. ♪ the all-new chevy colorado is made for more. bring more. ♪ do more. ♪ see more. ♪ and be more. ♪ the all-new chevy colorado. made for more. ♪ ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. maria: welcome back, new jersey beach town is you literally dropping hints they are looking for summer workers, fox business jeff flock live from

we talked to the woman who's in charge of the hr department here at the legendary maury's piers here do what we have to. listen. >> if someone has three days a week with, then we'll take them. if they are taking a summer class and they need us to flex around those hour, we'll work with them. so we've had to adapt and become much more flexible in order to provide that to employees and have them interested in a summer position with us. >> reporter: also doing billboards out there, and they are, they tell us, stuart, 800 workers short. they need 1500 for the summer, they're 800 short. so there you go. and they're letting us go on the rides. you know, we're pretty close to retirement. a lot of retirees are taking these jobs. you and i are pretty close to retirement. we could do worse or probably, don't you think? stuart: jeff, you speak for yourself. okay? you keep me out of that. that's a separate story. one day you'll have to explain -- >> reporter: i think you and i have been on a merry go rounds before. stuart: that is true. all right, flock, time's up. good-bye. >>> there are new re

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senior and co captain maurice avicii in better known as big shot, maury says this is the perfect wayo head into graduation. it's crazy. i mean, it's literally like a storybook high school career and have the city of oakland like, you know, just this big event for us today and support us the way they do. it really means a lot. how important it is. for women because they've done it three times the boys. absolutely they're awesome. right there's no there's no disk there, but these girls have done it consecutively, and it's hard to do something consecutively for three years to win, right. the warriors ain't even did that. no shade there, says assistant coach jasmine brags, just pure pride. whoa, okay. what what? google about the world. the wildcats also getting crowd support. here's senior money. williams talking about his team securing historic title i level guys and we got it done, you know, and we made history. it feels good. it feels great. you know, it's a little overwhelming, but in a good way, you know. we accomplished them in the city is showing us appreciate it. oakland we love

and now that maury is retired, i may never know which one. it's our day seven of the ongoing drama to catch a president, you know, donald trump announced he would be arrested a week ago. today he remains an unwanted man. seven days later, the grand jury in new york is not expected to convene tomorrow, which means the earliest they could vote on and diamond is now next week. in the meantime, trump has been busy saying goodbye to old friends. last night, he threw quite a pity party on his pal sean hannity show. all of a sudden they raided mara lago viciously rated mara lago. i have tapes of the raid and the raid is terrible, and the way they treated people is terrible . i have the right to take stuff. i have the right to look at stuff i didn't say do something bad, i say. i am afraid that people will do something because people are very angry about it. i never had an affair with her. it's all made up. look at what they said about russia. russia russia hoax that's the fake news media show. you know what it is. this is election interference. how

what maury learning since you've been on the ground there hey, paula. we've actually just learned that the leader of hezbollah has hassan nasrallah, according to hezbollah on tv channel has met with the leader of the palestinian militant group hamas to discuss what happened at the al aqsa mosque complex in jerusalem and the readiness of what they described as the resistance access to confront it. hezbollah has not claimed responsibility for the barrage of rockets toward israel from lebanon, but they have also said precious little about it. in the meantime, the lebanese army now has the very complicated task of trying to prevent any potential new attacks. about an hour south of beirut. the yellow flags of israel's sworn enemy, the lebanese militant and political group hezbollah. is the first sign that the jewish state doesn't have many friends here. after the police raid on the l. aqsa mosque in jerusalem. outrage came in the form of almost three dozen rockets fired across the border from southern lebanon. palestinian refugee camps have for decades shelt

um if anything, it was that were a little bit more animated while they were up there and miss maury johnson. representative johnson stood there she when the they played, the video clearly showed her standing there not doing as much , and i think that suede other members to not vote for her. and that's why she's still there had nothing to do with the color of their skin. i respect all three of them and their constituents that voted for them. i felt that they should stay. um i honored representative jones, but it had nothing to do with race. anybody that's stating that is just trying to talk. political nonsense. that should not be a discussed, so i guess one of the other reasons, uh, that this has gotten so much attention. it's just because the punishment seems so much harsher than the than the offense. um and as you know. last year, the former state house speaker, republican representative glen casada, he was indicted. and arrested on federal bribery charges. he's contesting that, but he wasn't expelled for that in 2018, republican state lawmaker david bird as we covered on our show at the t

rui hockey, maury dropping 29 points the first laker with 25 plus off the bench in a playoff game since magic johnson in 96. austin reeves on drafted out of college in 2021, making his playoff debut about 90 minutes from his home in arkansas. here he is him. christine he scored 10 straight down the stretch for l. a finishing with 23 points. the lakers ended the game on a 15 nothing. run winning 1 28 1 12 for the first time since 1988 . the lakers had four players with 20 plus points in a playoff game. here's reeves. i probably know and over 100 people here. this is what you played basketball for this is you know your in your backyard. when is 789 counting down? you know it's in the nba finals, his first round, but like this is what you play for. so you know, it's just a great teamwork bucks in milwaukee. now both of these teams suffering huge injuries ron desantis campo crashing to the floor in the first milwaukee's two time m v p tried to keep playing. but left the game for good in the second with what the team called the lower back into shin. now, just before halftime, miami's tyler h

honorable peter welch, a senator from the state of vermont, perform the duties of the chair, signed patty maury, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. morning business is closed. under the previous order, the senate will proceed to executive session to resume consideration of the following nomination, which the clerk will report. the clerk: nomination, department of veterans affairs, joshua david jacobs of washington to be under secretary for benefits. what have you been told about what to expect? >> we did hear the long hours of the workload last night and some of the members of the republican majority were not on board. there were four individual agendas including work requirements, recipients of benefits were snapped recipients for medicaid recipients so we are looking to see what the details are regarding those decisions that were made early this morning. >> the work requirements in particular that was part of the package introduced past thursday by kevin mccarthy implement some new requirements for some recipients of some a

used to run the two big banking analyst firms on wall street, and they were really smart guys and mauryhapiro once said there are more banks than bankers, and you want people to understand that they're handling other people's money, just like you did with -- when you want people running, you know, hedge funds or anything else. they handle their own money. and it is very clever in this country, it set up things, it is nice if your investors make money, but in the banking industry, you have not connected responsibility for problems to the real punishment for that act. and that's when you get responsible -- >> okay, but the -- >> you get a better banking system. >> some of the banks you sold include usb, wells fargo, goldman sachs, jpmorgan, should we think there are banks that aren't well run because you haven't sold them? >> no, but i did think that banking can get in a lo t of trouble because of the kinds of things they did. >> why did you keep bank of america? >> if berkshire could own 100% of a bank, we would love -- we can't go to the bank holding company. >> would you like to be a b

we are fighting for the creation of an intermarium, which can be translated from latin, as between mauriey to protect against russian imperialism, when russia will be defeated in ukraine the purpose of the interview will be achieved. that's how you like such frankness of kaplan, well, actually robert uh, kaplan broke into u wednesday. here are internationals with a well-known. by the book uh together with revenge geography, which was very critical of various liberal dogmas and carried out the idea that here you are all sorts of fantasies. build. but in general, it is necessary to go from life to reality, and this was a sound common sense. grain, but the main assertion of geopolitics is that politics is determined by geography. yes, but uh, he still had such a message that there was no need for any illusions of fantasies, no need to invent a lot of things, you need to go from reality. yes, you need to look at what is happening in reality. here, unfortunately, robert apparently, hmm e stopped applying this to himself a critical message, because, uh, that's it. this mesopotamia is a fantasy,

third state title win in five years senior and co captain maurice avicii in better known as big shot, maury is the perfect way to head into graduation. it's crazy. i mean, it's literally like a storybook high school career and have the city of oakland like, you know, just this big event for us today and support us the way they do. it really means a lot. how important it is. for women because they've done it three times the boys. absolutely they're awesome. right there's no there's no disk there, but these girls have been consecutively, and it's hard to do something consecutively for three years to win, right, the warriors ain't even did that. no shade there, says assistant coach jasmine brags, just pure pride. woke. what what? google did talking about the world. the wildcats also getting crowd support. here's senior money. williams talking about his team securing historic title i level guys and we got it done, you know, and we made history. it feels good. it feels great. you know, it's a little overwhelming, but in a good way, you know. we accomplished them in the city is showing us appreci