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music from my band, jeff goldblum and the mildred snitzer orchestra, is on the way. master thief on "lupin." i think i'm saying that right. [ laughter ] now he returns to paris as a cop trailing an assassin in the action film "the killer." >> why don't you drop it? >> you're not outfitted. you're empty, and i always have one left. are you awake? >> yes, yes, i'm awake. >> i'm sorry. >> i'm sorry, too. [ cheers and applause ] >> jeff: "the killer" premieres august 23rd on peacock. please say "bonsoir" to omar sy. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jeff: omar, so good to see you. >> good to see you too. >> jeff: i think the world of you. i love all your stuff. "untouchables," spectacular. [ cheers and applause ] you're so unbelievable. "lupin," unbelievable. this movie, you're with john would. what a legendary director, what a team. he's so lucky to have you. tell me everything about that, i'm so interested. >> it's amazing having -- like doing -- remaking a classic john woo movie, like "the killer" was a classic. i used to watch the movie so many times as a teenager. you

mildred was a doctor.linda. you're 103, aren't you? yes. that's an incredible age. how old do you feel? i'm getting like a worn—out model t that's falling apart. lara chuckles how would you describe your quality of life at this point? pretty useless. i would never recommend and say, "ok, you pick being old "as the way you're going to end your life." forget it. you've lived quite some life. you've had to go through a lot to reach this age. do you recommend living into your hundreds or not? i don't think i'd recommend anything about life and its length...to anybody. take it as it comes. i have tried to...be happy. and i've managed pretty well. going from talking to bryanjohnson to someone who's103 made this all seem very real. we need to look after not just our bodies, but our minds. it's just a matter of how important being able to quantify that is. it's certainly going to make a difference when it comes to research in the future, and the power of ai and big data is making a lot of that possible. it'sjust,

mildred scott olmsted has been a of the women's international league since 1921. she has held variety of positions in the league include. executive director of the united states section. i grew up a strong feminist. i grew up in a victorian type family and as i grew up my first ten years in victorian family in which they, my father was the head of a house and you weren't supposed to ask you questions if you asked things. it was because, i would say so and this was the way my mother's position was too. and i resented it very much. and so i would colleague as believing in suffrage. in 1915, the fight for women was gaining momentum despite barriers of distance and of language voters. women across the world became united in the struggle for equality as as 1902, an international suffrage alliance had been formed to strengthen these links. they planned to hold one of their international congresses berlin in 1915. but world war one intervened and fell over there and then the word sent the word that a but when the war broke out i followed woodrow wilson into believing i n

my band, the jeff goldblum the mildred schnitzer is going to be performing tomorrow night on this stageon this stage. so as long as i'm here, i can't help myself i guess, and with your kind indulgence, if i may offer a little musical appetizer. might i? [ cheering ] bring out the piano. so thank you, thank you. [ cheering and applause ] thank you, guys. thank you. thank you so much. look, look at this. oh, boy. hey, that's a nice piano. oh, they all laughed when i sat down to play the piano. very good. your count. ♪ ♪ hello friends, how you, willkommen bienvenue ♪ ♪ to the earth girls a most gracious greeting these are big shoes to fill ♪ ♪ so i'll maintain the big chill telling jokes while the folks are mean tweeting ♪ ♪ i have planned i've rehearsed i've prepared for the worst ♪ ♪ and i hope to heck that everything goes right ♪ ♪ like a vip guest at the grand budapest ♪ ♪ i am hosting for kimmel tonight [ applause ] with guillermo on hand ♪ ♪ and cleto's swingin jazz band ♪ ♪ this evening is sure to be classic with these stars on the bill ♪ ♪ i can promise a thrill better far than a p

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not use mildred they don't have to because of the high risk proposition. however he's told his military we don't know if it's a blockade, invasion, or both he wants options by 2027. so in my view we have to be ready along allies in the region to be very confident in our deterrence to deny success and impose a great cost should he try it. that is not a long time from now. these efforts like replicator to rapidly integrate new technology to create a resilience command-and-control system that the domain from space to cyber to traditional of war fighting. that's a tall order to be ready by then but is job number one of the department going forward. like let's come back to that, when using five years and now? like michelle five years seems like a long ways away. i lead an organization that tradition looks two or three decades out. that future is now here. and put into perspective. we are in fiscal year 24. fiscal year 25 will be beginning in the fall. government is used operating won't get us to where we need by 2027. we cannot ignore the future. we'll get to t

we have our chancellor, mildred garcia. she's coming, the chair of the board for the csu system.ack clark is coming. we have, celebrities and dignitaries, everyone imaginable coming in so that we can celebrate them. we can bring them in. right. there's also going to be a lot of fun musical performances, we're going to have, also some dance performances to go along with it. so it's going to be a celebration, not just a welcome, but a celebration as well. >> and luke, finally, sac state was just recognized as the first black serving institution in california by the state assembly. and right now there is an effort to get a bpci bill passed for our state. what would that mean for parents and students who plan to attend college, and what would that designation mean for schools that are able to get that bsi designation? >> yeah. so senator bradford is carrying that bill. state senator bradford, and it's basically as you mentioned, it will create a bsi designation. so people may be familiar that in california we have which are what are called hsis hispanic serving institutions and asian

focus on serving black students and black students access under the leadership of our chancellor mildred garcia and what we're doing here is a unique component of that and that we have andina students are on director, on faculty, members, are on staff, members are on therapists, are on academic advisors and outreach team. so we created entire ecosystem around these students. so all of their general education will be taught in the honors college with faculty members who have demonstrated record of success in teaching and serving black students i'm curious to, this is to the both of you. i'll start with you, dr. would, how concerned are you about a move to ban books in libraries in schools? some of them like the bluest eye and beloved from toni morrison, who's one of truly the most prolific black authors of our time. how do you see this playing into this? and was this a thought process when you decided that this school needed to exist in the cal state system what was certainly a thought process because obviously across the united states, you're seeing a push against diversity and inclusion

your great aunt mildred never liked any of you anyway, so she gives all her money to her pet, who thenrl lagerfeld, who sadly died in 2019. can it sometimes be a bit of a snub ? bit of a snub? >> i think it definitely is , in >> i think it definitely is, in the case of leona helmsley, grandchildren and the other and the other people in the will got far less than the pet did . so it far less than the pet did. so it is a snub. and of course, some wills will leave someone a penny. just as a particular snub.so penny. just as a particular snub. so snub is some is sometimes, created or the wills are sometimes created as a method of getting over the anger that they felt while they were alive . alive. >> that's a that's a good point. but reading about how karl lagerfeld known known mostly for his job at chanel, running that fashion brand, that the cat was given 1.2 million and was last week photographed celebrating her 13th birthday in style with a picnic in the grounds of the palace of versailles. i mean, there really is no limit to how much you can spend on a on a pet. is there really? >> no