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congratulate me and ask me if it was a boy or girl. have to lie even more. i have to lie at work about going on a vacation, lies, lies, lies but there was no choice now or o never this was the right tile to eradicate the old me i must be one age and i picked 51 and six months to stay forever. you see i must be young, young within. i worked in media. nobody wanted as from ab old broad. my bosses wanted a young audience. had encourage them to older brain could think smart and maybe even young. i thought most likely not. can any case i have to hide my age. so those who knew true number must be rehearsed to say my god you don't look your thaij might give me comfort. wait a second i have to get -- thought it would be over. okay. oh, okay. my god you don't look your age that might give me comfort i told my husband and my son about my upcoming operation. each my present beauty assured me of my death by surgery. it's ridiculous my son said you look like michael jackson. my husband said you look just fine the way you are. okay, okay, i said bea

look at me. let me see your tongue.ingerprinted and soon has another mugshot added to her file. >> all right, brandy. i need you to look straight at the camera. that's good, brandy. >> are you high right now? >> no. no, i've been clean four days. >> really? >> yep. yep. >> how do you feel about being back? >> fine. i was going to turn myself in. so i was kind of prepared for it anyway. so -- it's all right. >> four days later, nyp has settled back in her old housing unit and seemingly more insightful about the choices she has made. >> i never realized it before when i got out of here las time, i realized that you don't have any friends out there. and i always, you know, out of all of those people and all of those people that you've helped and all of those people that you've hung out with and done all of these things for, you don't have any friends at all. not one. and i also realized that for the first time in three years, i realized that those people don't see me really for who i am. you know, when i look in the mirror

[laughter] what you asking me? >> will you marry me?ried i love ireland. >> in your biography yes i'm jewish i'm from russia my father is an immigrant. >> more serious note. >> to listen to women? she just asked me that question. [laughter] [applause] did you just asked that question? that is what men do. i like you. you bought my book but i just answer that asked me another question now i would not call myself nevins nevins and i will not marry you. [laughter] [applause] >> how did you make a decision? >> why couldn't i do both? >> was there any decision you have to make? >> always. >> i don't know you have to give me the project and have to tell you what i fought for. everything was a fight. but in the beginning there were not as many documentaries in the market as there are now so we could do any more than we could now but how do i decide? two out of four. >> i get red-faced but you got me on that one. >> because your irish. >> so with the documentary has anything negative happened to you that you feel you should not have opened a ca

on me baby put it all on me yeah baby put it all on me ♪ ♪ ♪ put it all on me baby ♪ ♪ [ cheers andank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- billy eichner, from "black lightning," actresses china anne mcclain and nafessa williams. music from bedouine. featuring the 8g band with alan cage. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. the philadelphia eagles won the super bowl last night, defeating the new england patriots 41-33.

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. >> he has me by the throat and he's shaking me and he's yelling at me telling me not to say a word. >> you're a prisoner in this apartment now. yes. >> her body had kind of been mropd up on to the bed. >> even law enforcement, they thought, what do we have on our hands here? >> there's growing danger because police are looking in the wrong lace. >> i lived to tell and nobody believed me. >> this monster is walking free while they're wasting their time on me. >> can the killer be caught before he kills again? >> it makes you realize how fragile your life is and that anybody can take it. >> welcome to "dateline." a killer was on the loose in a texas college town leaving stoondz students and their parents terrified. with the shocking discovery of jamie hart's body, investigators were desperately trying to piece together clues. here is andrea canning with "the face of evil." >> looking back thou, this woman almost didn't make it. >> i said if you keep doing this, you're going to kill me. and he said do you think i actually care about that? >> is that when you realized you were looking i

it came to me unnaturally. -- it came to me naturally. if you asked me, is there such a thing is missing time? i would say i don't believe in it. when i committed to myself to produce this exhibit, long before i had a home for it, i realized i needed to do the research to get the stats down. and i came across an article written by the associated press and published february 21, 1968. it was published in the newspaper i worked for. i read it quickly and the hair stood up on my neck, because it chronicled the situations i photographed. but what the reporter had written was far more horrific than anything i had seen. then i read it a second time slowly. and the reporter credited one eyewitness to all of the horror, and that was me. and i blocked it all. much of what i did in hue, i have the photographs to prove it, but my mind won't take me there, to many of the situations that i was in. during the battle there were many wounded, some critically. the marine in this photograph is a marine by the name of jim walsh. he was shot through both leg

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and met just to kick me out of the country and take me down. many eritreans and others have already been transferred out of the country but the circumstances are murky and hard to verify as a result there is a lot of speculation. a common story is that refugees are sent on to cover to rwanda or uganda with some cash and that the governments dare look the other way possibly in a deal with israel in the meantime refugees are staying in an open detention center here in israel called talent they are free to leave during the day but have to return by night the policy that is being now advanced by the prison or a third country which is widely thought to be a wonder there are some arguments that perhaps uganda could be involved as well that policy when it comes to that choice if you were presented with that choice personally prison or forced deportation back to an african country which is not your what choice would you make it's better for me to see your side is what is waiting for me in rwanda already one hundred there is no system created by waiting

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he occurs to me -- encouraged me to fly in the school with the application. i wasn't that spectacular, it wasn't like i had perfect scores, don't know what made them want to invest. i got there i was grateful. >> you say these kids are smarter than me or they are just smart as me -- aren't as smart as me? >> i had to get over the idea that we were from different planets. got accepted to college and my parents took me to something called the mail shop on ralph avenue in brooklyn, where they brought me to sports jackets, five pairs of slacks, burnt --nge and the kind of things i wouldn't say that i said the demographic, but when i got to harvard circa 1971, i'm sure my roommates for new england prep school community look to like i was from some foreign planets. i could tell that look. i could tell he were looking at me like i was a different species. >> were you an athlete or scholar? lloyd: a swimmer in high school. i could never have been good in college even if i was good in high school in new york city. but, and i went there, and i tried to do that. i wasn'

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my dad woke me up by yanking me out of bed by my feet.ed me out of my bed by my feet and drug me in the living room and -- time-out. >> all right. >> moments later, he composed himself and continued his story. >> there was no questions, just he started screaming at me and said he was sick and [ bleep ] tired of me and tired of the [ bleep ] i was doing and the fists started coming and the boots, and grabbed me off the door by my hair, yanked me by my hair and flung me into the dining hall and started to beat the [ bleep ] out of me. >> lashbrook's troubled childhood has followed him to prison. he's had dozens of disciplinary write-ups from everything to destroying property and making threats and tattooing. >> assault to avoid a issue or me getting cuffed up and taken to segregation or causing a security issue and everybody getting caught down and catching a write-up over it, i choose to stay in my cell. take one whole sausage, slice it up like he has, long ways and you make quarters out of them and you cut that completely in half. sometim

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the university president took me in his arms and assured me that he would take care of me during my time. i did a rotary scholarship to go anywhere to study and i to scotland. what i did i know there are no black people in scotland except tiger woods, when i was always mistaken for. i show up there and i have a lifetime of pleasure in learning. the president university pulls me aside and challenges me. we developed a beautiful relationship. so what he can do when you leave? i said i haven't decided and he looked at me amazed. knowing my story and the sacrifice and commitment of these people in this little place who believed in me and he said, this is the first time i've encountered you not knowing what was next. think about it come back tomorrow. i left and returned the looked at me and said if you're serious about your future that i'll provide you a full scholarship to stay here for four years to do a phd. because i want you to go back and not accept a job or opportunity to fill in the blank because you feel like you're intellectually just as capable of everyone else applying for the op

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cory: not me. lisa: not me. a co-packing facility that can mass-produce the entire line. now our whole infrastructure is in place. all of our cookies are gonna be made by the co-packer flash frozen, then shipped to rastelli. once they arrive at rastelli, they'll get organized and stored. once they're tempered, they'll get shipped directly to the customer. so, when we first met, you said you haven't had great experiences with other people. so what i want to do is to introduce you to people to help you guys run the business. lisa: for real? lemonis: are you nervous? lisa: yeah. people in those corporate fields play on the fact i don't have an education because i don't know what's going on. lemonis: lisa really lacks self-confidence, and part of me delivering help is delivering people and resources that she can lean on and she can talk to. women business owners just like her, that's the best support ever. okay. hi. hey. lemonis: this is my business partner, lisa. she's the c.e.o. of cory's cookies. juli works in lo

that's me. [laughter] and she decided not to embrace her all the more but this child with the hopes and aspirations all these people in this community became manifested in their dreams and hopes with this little baby that this child could realize he had a right to be here and was created by a god from all things on nature here on earth also that i was part of a community much larger than the motley household and with that rights and responsibilities of this great country and the last great desire is i'm have the opportunity in life that only in education could provide so everywhere we went they made it known to neighbors and friends we have a little boy we want to go to college and get a good education. my grandmother could meet a guy at the grocery store with university of wisconsin sweatshirt and say did you go? i want my grandchild to go to college. i've never been to wisconsin i don't even know where it is. just talk to him. the great inflection point in all of our lives and we remember them

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on me baby put it all on me yeah baby put it all on me ♪ ♪ ♪ put it all on me baby ♪ ♪ [ cheers andthe roots right there from philadelphia pennsylvania. stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- sarah jessica parker, from nbc's "good girls," actress mae whitman, from "black card revoked," actor and comedian tony rock, featuring the 8g band with jim reilly. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] great to hear. in that case let's get to the news. white house communications director hope hicks announced today that she is resigning from her position. which is weird, because i thought hope left the white house a year ago. [ light laughter ] [ cheers and applause ]

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let him arrest me, this is sam nunberg. let him arrest me. mr. mueller should understand i am not going in on friday. who says that ? >> right. and we don't know whether that is tenable. we don't know whether sam will change his mind tomorrow, if there's a reason that he felt frustrated and just wanted to go out and say that today. it is a serious, a very, very serious thing to say to -- in response to a subpoena request from bob mueller saying i'm just simply not going to cooperate. >> i want to bring you in, but let me hit pause because speaking of sam nunberg talking a lot, thank goodness, he actually just talked to gloria borger, just talked to him on the phone moments ago and here is what sam nunberg told gloria. >> sam, thank you for doing this, but it is really surprising news here that you are not going to comply with the subpoena from the special counsel. can you tell us why? >> because it was absolutely ridiculous. look, they requested from me -- i was trying to do for the last two days, and what they requested was they wanted every com

it's me! >> brandon, talk about what you were doing before and how things are going now. >> one year ago i was like kind of struggling to survive in the streets. i know income, no one to help me out. i was selling drugs and robbing to get money to get -- my mom thought she was going to have to hearing the bar would be in a jail cell. i was expelled from all schools. she would go and talk to them and i will get kicked out for fighting. it was rough. but since then and since the program, chicago cred, i've been on the righteous path and trying to make the moves in the right choices. mr. and mrs. johnson been a big help.my life coach, mr. hicks has been a big help. not going to retaliate when something happens to asome closest to my family. that was the hardest thing. a few months ago my little brother was shot. it was hard not to retaliate and not go back in the streets and jeopardize myself. mr. jones, mrs. jones, mr. hicks and everyone they were in my head like stay focused, stay on the right

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people ask me this all the time.usually starts out with, what year did you graduate from west point? well, i did not go to west point. i could not have aspired to go to west point. well, did you go to the citadel, or did you go to texas a&m, or virginia military institute? i said, no, they would not let black guys in then. it was beyond any possible level of aspiration or expectation, but it happened. why did it happen? because i got a quality public school education that i did not know was of that high-quality at that time. elementary school, junior high school, high school, and then ccny let me in with my modest average. then it was rotc at ccny that really made the difference. david: you were a geology major. did you think you are going into the geology world? mr. powell: no, i was a geology major because i busted out of civil engineering. ok? now you know. [laughter] mr. powell: that didn't need to come up, david. thank you very much. david: so when microsoft is moving forward, you decide to take the company publ

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that's it for me. i have no criminal liability to the best of my knowledge and to what they have told me. >> but you could have put yourself into egg willlegal jeo bedefying tby defying the subpoena. >> what changed my mind to make my best effort to do the subpoena and produce the document, go through the effort is when i was sitting on this studio or that floor and i was on a panel after being interviewed with professor wiley who is very, very smart and what professor wiley said to me was you look like you have something to hide. whether you think this is fair or not, this is the process and this is it. my point of saying that maybe it's a witch hunt is there is no way i colluded with the russians because i wasn't on the campaign during that time. right? i wasn't on the campaign when things were going on in the general election, possibly, i don't know, maybe, maybe not. and to put me through something like this and to be honest with you, it was very, very hard for me personally, as well and then to ha

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and to give me the chance to serve., but i'm not only light zell miller, i admired him and i got it when he was driving me and every other democrat crazy. there are a lot of people here in this audience who spent their lives trying to win elections. some, i hope, with more elections yet to win. when you get to be my age, i think the most important thing is, how do you keep score? the methodists follow john wesley scorekeeping, you have to help all the people you can in all the ways you can whenever you can. show up every day and make something happen. zell miller believed in government. he believed government should offer hope and opportunity. a hand up, not a hand out. that is why he never left our part. -- our party. but he also believed that we owe people who disagree with us human decency, human and -- respect, presumption that their motives are just as good as ours, their objectives for the future are just as honorable as ours, too much of that is gone now. the first thing i want to say about my friend is, beyond w

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you led me through the battle, i want to go to heaven, i need you to lead me through this. over the course of many weeks, bob got together a number of men from delta company, they sent him a bible. they arranged for hospice, then one day there was no longer any communication. they reached out to the hospice and they said he just passed. they donated -- they arranged for a plot, they arranged for a ceremony. the hospice person reached out after the funeral and said the funeral was beautiful and i was the only person there. with "stars & stripes" i had a wonderful sergeant and a wonderful colonel who were my bosses. i said to them, we are making some really powerful images. some of them are published and others aren't. what you think about offering them to other mediums and taking the credit? -- other media and taking the credit? photographed by "stars & stripes." they thought it was a great idea. when i would go out, i would photograph both black and white and color. in this case, it was covered by me in black and white and color. the black and white ran in thers & stripes,"

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he would call me a whore. it was a word that would identify with because i heard it a lot when i was young and it took me a lot of years and -- education really helped me, education in the broad sense being able to get your grip on what's happening. >> all this stuff was happening to you and there was no social services around, there were no neighbors who could see these kind of kids potentially in danger. >> no. my family, we were isolated. we went to church and there were certainly people in the community that would reach out and try to intervene but in the state of idaho, it's not illegal to not school your children. there's kind of a vague requirement you give them a comparable education, but that was never checked. i never took an exam, i never wrote an essay, i never saw a social worker or anything like that so there was no enforcement of that. >> how did you get out? how did you get educated? >> well, when i was 16, i decided i would try to educate myself. an older brother of mine who had gone to school

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let me. come with me me let. morning can make minister as i referred to you have nothing to hide you don't have to run away. i was operation simple eighty nine. come right minister communal elections are almost five months away and i am here says i can do the math was you want i always have to do everything myself around here maybe my generals could demonstrate a little initiative. of course comrade minister. you can stay and listen. tell me what is the political and operational situation you. want to see i refuse to cast their vote. but what about those church clowns are they telling people to vote yes all right get moving and send your people out to the hunt show your minister you can make him happy if each day cuts no score and yes come right minister. the right cars around you and i don't need any pretty slogans doing what we need are reliable facts as well as of course comrade minister a logical result of ninety nine percent does not happen on its own it takes work. trust is good control is better than any.

they make clear that they love me and supported me but they also told me that they felt like i was dying. i spent the next couple of days talking through every question they had and also experiencing by parents witness more and what felt like a passing to me. the first night after i came out my dad went online and googled the word transgender and he came across a report which found that 41% of transgender people attempt suicide at some point in their life. it's a startling statistic. it's not because they're predisposed. it's because were facing a world that is structured in a way that leads to hate, discrimination and violence. he also so that if there accepted by their family that number went down and if they're accepted by their community the number drop further. my parents the first night crying in their bed and so scared result that even if they were struggling with it they would present to the public a completely unwavering faith and support and affirmation of acceptance. they understand when we all deal with something that might be new look around to see how others are responding.

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so he called me up and told me i had lymphoma. a doctor tells you, did they say you could treat it? it is just a matter of treatment, or did he say it was life-threatening? lloyd: life-threatening, for sure. there are 70 different kinds of lymphoma. hodgkin's, non-hodgkin's, different things. each one carries its own risks. i have the more aggressive type which is dangerous. more dangerous, obviously. but it is curable. david: so you had to go in three or four days for chemo? lloyd: the treatment that i had was six three-week cycles. so for three weeks, six times on a cycle basis. the first 4.5 days of the cycle, about 98 hours or so, i would be getting chemo night and day continuously. david: did you go for a second and third opinion, just to make sure? or did you just say, i'm comfortable with the initial prescription? lloyd: it's funny. you don't know how to react to things until you live through them, but my whole life is about risk management. and due diligence. and worrying about details. when this happened, it was so quick

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