. >> stephen: you, at one point, worked with the great mime marcel marceau?er in princeton and i used to do backstage chores. marcel marceau came once a year and did this increedably popular evening of his mime and i was the curtain puller for him, which was a big deal and challenge because he took his curtain call very seriously. he wanted the curtain to come down and go up, and go down and up, go down and up, with great rhythm so he could take one bow after another. it was my job to bounce the curtain. that's what they called it. and it was not easy. i went into the wings, you know, during the tech rehearsal. they told me how to do it.emp r. you pull on one rope to bring the curtain down, this huge, velour broadway kurt up. you grab the other rope and it pulls you halfway up the wall and using your body as a counterweight, you pull it down, that reverses the direction of the curtain, you pull the other to bring it down, then up down, up down, and i mastered it. i was expert during the tech rehearsal. but in performance, came time for the curtain call, the a

mime --o find it every every time i have a speech. when you don't have a map, don't have a wall. when you have certain areas that , you don't build the wall. wall.robably 800 miles of we have a lot of wall under construction. i think we are going to be successful. if you don't have a wall, you don't have that. >> -- [indiscernible] >> 25 billion. 25 billion for the wall, and other stuff -- and others -- [indiscernible] >> procreated -- all other things. >> if you look at the aboutation, those are $180 billion. if you build the wall for 20-20 $2 billion you save $100 billion, -- $22 billion, that wall is great. it's probably the best return on investment you are going to make. i try helping people. it's the ultimate return on investment. make hundredsto of millions of dollars -- we are going to make hundreds of millions of dollars. [indiscernible] >> let me clarify something. >> done. we will look at all over -- daca is done. we will look at immigration all over. >> we are not sure about a lottery. we're pulling: from various countries, coming in based on various reasons -- we are

recording i reportedly made in twenty fifteen could be chatting to the son of israeli gas tycoon coby mime on outside a strip club my mom is a shareholder at a gas company that alleges allegedly benefited from a controversial twenty fifteen law or natural gas drilling rights legislation pushed by a netanyahu government concern to massive newly discovered gas fields off israel's coast and essentially gave corporations control over the development of the deposits with the government ogling it would stimulate investment over critics slammed the proposal as corrupt giving too much power to corporations and demanded nationalisation of the gas deposits following the release of the controversial video you know netanyahu denied any actual knowledge of the proposals details saying his conversation was nothing more than a joke under the influence of alcohol i regret the remarks and apologized if anyone was hurt by them in addition the things i said to my mom were a dumb joke and joking around with him as anyone could sell. well prime minister netanyahu was already being investigated in two separate

. >> he's like a mime producing raw material. >> he's blowing up scripts. >> that's a really great joke>> the pace of the news. >> stop it. >> so much faster. >> me first. >> making and breaking careers. >> it's like a little kind of churchill. excuse me. >> would you say you're on a mission to take him down? >> i would like to see him brought down to the ground, preferably in handcuffs. >> you're turning into a real [ bleep ] tator. >> has late night gone too far? >> let's roll! >> tonight, "lathe nige night i age of trump." november 8th, 2016. >> thank you. >> the late show's stephen colbert was hosting a live election night special, a seemingly dream gig for the comedian who believed he'd be documenting history, the dawning of a hillary clinton presidency. he began the show upbeat. >> you don't need to chant my name. america doesn't have dictators -- yet. >> here you have a guy, a host ready to tell a certain number of jokes that he expects are going to come out in the way he wants. and instead the show starts to turn. >> bill carter is the author of "the war for late night." >> so h

it isn't gentleman mime my first miss each he said france is back france is back at the core of for europe because we will never have any forensics this without a european success if between our twenty seven member states were not able to send a clear and united message to major powers such as china india and the united states if foreign policy is made on the national level then we will feel not so naive a number of central topics on this year's agenda or davos actually had little to do with economics at all author and editor gerald cilento things the world economic forum as a shifted its focus from the central word in its name. the davos speaks to the zero point one percent of the people they have very little concern about or what the rest of the people are getting it's one big club and it's a deal making club again all those other little things about you know gay rights equal pay oh that's just a lot of nonsense and it's for the media to write about when they don't want to write about the hard facts of how the so few own so much and how so many own so little. of the so channels edited de

lose to a team early in the regular season, larry, they love to make amends reporting live at oracle, mimeike shumann, abc7 sports. larr? >> all right. thank you, shu. warriors blew a 17-point lead in that first game. we'll see what happens tonight here on abc7. >>> awful news for the pelicans cousins out with a torn achilles heel. rebounding his own missed free throw. will will have surgery, done for the year. he was expecting a $175 million offer and now who knows. >>> nhl all-star game is tomorrow in tampa. next year, though, the nhl's best will skate at the s.a.p. center in san jose. made that announcement at the 2019 all-star weekend will be at the shark tank. sn jose hosted the game once before, that was 1997. then shark scored a hat trick, famously pointing top shelf. aussie open women's finals. simona halep taking on caroline wozniacki. wozniacki up 5-4. halep hit it is behind her, setting up championship point where wozniacki gets a little help from the net. caroline wozniacki, her first grand slam. former warrior and current boyfriend david lee looking on. 7-6, 3-7 and 6-4. wozni

oh, mime' bei'm ben. excuse me. >> his facial expression is awesome.onder how much of that is acting and how much of that is real. good job, dan. >> usually it's dan doing all the stunts but not today. >> now we need to find a new host. >> we have to find -- >> you got to turn around so he can fall on his back. >> yes he does. you remembered, and so does he. so now dan at 28 feet. >> here we go. there he goes, all of them a success. >>> most times when we see rescues involving dogs, the dogs are being rescued. in this case -- [ speaking in foreign language ] >> he just said "this is how a dog rescues a human that is drowning." >> canine to the rescue. that's guillermo gutierrez. >> my dog would swim up, lick my face until i went under. >> you're not a certified canine trainer like he is. looks like he knows what he's doing because his student is performing well. he swims right up to him and brings him back in. >> it's clever they put a vest on it. because then the person can grab onto it and allow the dog to swim you back to shore. >> good job, baby. >

in two thousand and fifteen you know it can be heard chancing to the son of israeli gas tycoon koby mime and outside of a strip club coping my mom is a shareholder at the gas company that allegedly benefited from a controversial two thousand and fifteen law on natural gas drilling rights legislation concerned to huge newly discovered gas fields of israel's coast it essentially gave corporations control over the development of the deposits with the government arguing it would stimulate investment however critics slams the proposal as corrupt giving too much power to corporations and demanded nationalize ation of the deposit following the release of the controversial video yeah netanyahu denied any knowledge of the plans saying his conversation was nothing more than a drunken took read the remarks and apologized if anyone was hurt by them in addition the things i said to my mom were a dumb joke and joking around with him as anyone could tell and this comes as prime minister netanyahu is already being investigated in two separate corruption cases the allegations include receiving bribes and

the law is designed to help landlords from becoming full-mime hotels. >>> the fcc is slamming the government and hawaii about a missile attack over the weekend, calling the incident "absolutely unacceptable." the agency says hawaii did not have safeguards in place to prevent the transmission of a false alert. the employee who sent the warning out to millions of people has now been reassigned. future drills have also been temporarily suspended and the new protocol will require two people to send out a systemwide alert. >>> a community meeting is set for tomorrow to provide help to neighbors left homeless by the mudslides in montecito. thousands attended a vigil last night in memory of those who died and those still missing. the death toll climbed to 20 yesterday after they found the body of a 30-year-old man, his 6-year-old son and his father-in-law died in the mudslide. the man's daughter is still missing. it may be weeks before a stretch of highway in montecito reopens. about 70,000 vehicles a day use that freeway. >>> crews in the north bay are making significant progress on cleanup and re

the hayward man suspected of killing a chp officer on christmas eve mime in my mohammed alhe had been hospitalized since the crash on 880 in hayward. he hit a parked patrol car hilling ilg can the officer. who lives behind a wife and three mirn children. >> mail trucks with the unwanted look. the majorities of the civic center post office pleat hit by graffiti. jodi hernandez joins us where the tagged trucks are turning heads. >> reporter: that's right, raj. the tagged trucks are tough to miss. in fact there are several parked right behind us. they are covered with spray painted messages that the u.s. postal service only wishes could be return to sender. >> this is lorj graffiti takes the entire truck. it's very prorm nent and noticeable. >> mail trucks in downtown oakland have a new look. it's not a good one. >> it's outrageous i don't think it's right. that should not be happening. >> reporter: are for the past two months taggers have been targeting the mail trucks parked outside the civic center post office in downtown oakland. >> it's a crime we don't appreciate it. >> the postal

second year in that recording netanyahu son could be chatting to the son of israeli gas tycoon coby mime and outside a strip club the conversation reportedly took place in twenty fifteen back then israel was engulfed in controversy over legislation to drill newly discovered natural gas deposits the bill was drafted by the israeli finance ministry to stimulate investment but critics claimed it was corrupt here's how netanyahu has family reacted to the airing of the controversial video. every parent that watch the report should think how they would react if every force expression of their kids was turned into a headline and every conversation was turned into a hidden recording. netanyahu is already being investigated in two separate corruption cases the allegations include receiving bribes and negotiating favorable media coverage prime minister strongly denies all accusations but in the meantime he is pushing for a special immunity law which could allow him to avoid prosecution middle east expert awkward albert i believe the scandal is unlikely to fade away this is not the first case that

206 northbound past route 70 on the right shoulder, overturned tractor-trailer eastbound 70 or four mimee, left lane compromised over there as well. >> coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news" live at the basilica as friends, family, dignitaries prepare to say farewell to lieutenant matthew letourneau. >> also ahead police officer ambushed and shot outside police headquarters, we'll tell you where this happened and have update on her condition. >> and we are getting ready for tomorrow's battle of the birds, and hearing from former coach dick vermeil. back at the top of the we just moved in about four months ago, but the living room's pretty blank. it's really nice when clients come in and have done some of their own research. working with a bassett designer was really easy. just kind of ties in very well. we love it! >>> a final farewell for one of our city's brave matthew will be family and friends. >> proposal, vulgar racially charged quote from mr. trump is getting all of the attention. i'm hena doba with more on what said ahead. >> in for wild weather weekend storm storm

either which is a bit strange in the setting of this forum let's take a lesson it isn't gentleman mime my first message he said france is back france is back at the core of europe because we will never have any friends success is without a european success is between our twenty seven member states we're not able to send a clear and united message to major powers such as china india and the united states if foreign policy is made on the national level then we will feel. and today during teresa mayes speech at the conference she also had similar sentiments talking about how the u.k. would be one of the best places to open a company or to work on a lot of we would be the best country to open new businesses to start new things in the safest country to be on the internet so a lot of that sort of idea of european leaders looking at their own countries in europe as a whole as a leading force but of course we still have the rest of today and one more day tomorrow of davos and we'll see what else comes out of it economist keith boy field gave us his views on what the u.s. president will be hopi

sean spicer repeating the mantra "you can't make this shit up" or kelly ann conway who mimed puttingorted the president's word. in one book 13 people demanded he retracts the quotes, because they were made up. his book is like harry potter. he has never been told to issue a correction. i have no idea what he has been told. i couldn't careless. i couldn't careless whether people have demanded retractions. he is a hack. let's move from the book itself. just even the quotes that trump has put directly to the public through twitter, in the last week, taking credit for airline safety for seven years or asking for good old global warming, boasting of the size of his nuclear button. that language makes it easy for people to believe what they're read something. no that is the language that makes it easy for an outsiding to decimate 16 members of gop and wipe the floor with a woman who thought the position was owed to her because of her gender. the president connects with the average man and woman what has been ill—served by the elite on the left and right for more than 20 years. god bless th

hardline islamist policy and the miming of this is clear that the people that have experienced for a longer period of time this type of government is absolutely fed up with it this is no alternative to the real problems that the whole of the muslim world is in countering the muslim world as everybody else wants democracy wants rights to be respected is not a band of fanatics and this message is going far beyond the borders of iran. so what should the policy they be then going forward because i mean if we look for example at the iran nuclear deal i mean that was very clearly a policy of engagement with iran was it the correct one. oh i don't think so i think that we only have to compare the way that the west faced the soviet challenge to understand that this is not the case because the soviet threat was challenge not only on the nuclear weapons front which is obviously an important one but or the human rights field fundamentally. think you broke and against the expressions of the soviet union and these three elements that go to get a one hundred years ago and what happened would use n

made for mimes. circle of fear. correspondent here in russia is an. islamic state has recruited more young people here than anywhere else . and more and more attention fighters are now returning home. they're both respected and feared. how will this affect chechen society. circle us here today on t w. are you looking forward to a nice meal later today well consider yourself lucky over the past decades real progress has been made in reducing global hunger but around the world our ability to feed ourselves is under threat opulence population is growing at an ever increasing rate and the.

americans utterly distrust in the established media there was little the press could do to counter the mimes. sort of a way that these campaigns have you know traditionally been covered and. and that model of campaign coverage was not sort of created with donald trump in my hands trump's disregard for making true statements is something that a lot of reporters have had trouble dealing with as we're not used to it we're not used to politicians or press people just sort of straight out lie and. the mainstream media is disrupted and because the mainstream media is disrupted truth is disrupted and if truth is disrupted you can just spread your own version of it. i don't know that corruption has reached a level like never ever before in our country. but . eighty three eighty three wilshire boulevard a stylish address in los angeles in this nondescript building people work behind the scenes to elect donald trump and. this is the location of several companies that would seem to have no connection. to. the first is breitbart news the fake news website that supports trump. the second is called glitte

very quickly mind in our top stories on al-jazeera is mime ting around the world after president donald trump reportedly used offensive language to describe haiti el salvador an african nation he said to have made the offensive comments during a meeting on immigration at the white house on thursday tom's issued a vague denial on twitter saying he views tough language but not the words which are being reported however a democrat senator who attended the meeting says he heard him make the comments. so we should do we need more patience. and then he went on when we started to describe the immigration from africa that was being protected in this bipartisan measure. that's what in your blood all over the clothes calling the nation's the code for your clothes the exact words used by the president that were not just words that would be the. president trump has also decided to waive sanctions against iran one last time he says he wants the deal strengthened with a follow on agreement or the u.s. will automatically withdraw he also called on key european partners to join the u.s. in fixing what

keep in mime this is about hillary clinton. i think it is important to know whether the president conspired with the kremlin. >> christopher wray did read the four-page nunes memo over the weekend. they finally gave the fbi director access to it. does that address at the justice department's concerns that it would be extremely reckless to release it without letting the department of justice and the fbi review it? >> i agree the justice department that it would be extremely reckless to release the memo. i think it is important fong there is reporting that the justice department does not want this released. the fbi director has read it. keep in meenind, it is highly inappropriate to release it without the democratic response. >> presumably they would both be released. the president of the united states has authorized to declassify whatever he wants. you know that, right? >> yes. he could. >> if he wants the republican memo released, irrespective of the others, the president could overrule it and say release and it then it is rele

i was volunteering as a mime and i broke my silence to talk to you at the charity dinner. what's going to happen here. will there be a shutdown? if so, who is to blame. bre peyton is here when long with comedian and head writer on this very show, jimmy failla. and free think media partner, camille foster back in -- kmele foster back in action, daddy strong. >> three hours last night. amazing. kennedy: such a dream come true. let's talk about the government shutdown. i am one of those people who tend to think maybe shutting down the government isn't the worst thing in the world. i lake a good nap. >> when it comes to the spending, those will get lifted. republicans only care about spending caps when they are in power. when it comes to the dreamers and folks on these temporary program, there are well over a mill people who live in this country who lived here for over a decade who call america home. the on home they have. and they live in a situation where they are completely uncertain about what if the future looks like. all the politicians on both sides of this issue need t

within them and then some of the portraits feel awkward some of them feel welcoming and the person that mimee and other ones feel awkward and weigh i didn't and tense that sensation is counter to what we feel like makes a successful portrait that sensation makes that work it is hard to be an artist in a city is 100 percent focused an business the cost of living is expensive and to value your success not scribble on financial return creates a conflict between the paramount egos in san francisco today. >> you see a lot of artists leaving for that reason because you need space to make work my ultimate goal to make work that firms people firms this gift and just the experience of life and of their worst and of the amazement the wonderment of everything around us . >> good evening and welcome to the january 10th, 2018 meeting of the san francisco board of appeals. the presiding officer this evening is the board's president, darryl honda, and he is joined by our vice president frank fang, commissioner an lazarus, commissioner bobbie wilson, and commissioner rick swig. to my left is the city attorn

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including mime pompei who had this to say on fox news. >> those statements are just absurd. just pure fantasy. my personal experience. i was with the president yesterday. camp david and with him almost every day. we talk about some of the most serious matters facing america and the world. complex issues. the president is engaged. he understands the complexity. he asks really difficult questions of our team at cia so we can provide him the information he needs to make good informed policy decisions and i've watched him do that. >> even ambassador nikki haley weighed in on the matter with george. >> as much everyone wants to talk about stability. was he unstable when he passed the tax reform. was he unstage whble when we pu north korea on notice. was he unstable when he said we need to look at iran because this is getting to be a dangerous situation. >>> coming up on morning joe, michael wolff, author of the new book, which that has create sod much controversy will join the conversation. >>> joining us from washington, daniel litman, co-author. very good to talk to you this mo

you should go into mime as soon as possible. now, donald trump continues to be in hot water over his derogatory comments about haitin and african countries. you know your presidency isn't going well if one of your biggest accomplishments is getting npr to say the word (bleep). this morning, white house press secretary-- ( laughter ) and vice principal reassessing her life choices, sarah huckabee sanders attempted to defend the president against charges of racism. >> frankly, i think if the critics of the president were who he said he was, why did nbc give him a show for a decade on tv? >> stephen: i mean, she's got a point. nbc has always shown great judgment with their long-term employees. just ask bill cosby and matt lauer. ( laughter ) ( cheers ) not racist. not racist. not racist! meanwhile, trump's defenders in the g.o.p. have been telling everyone, he never said (bleep), and somehow came to the conclusion that the offensive part of that phrase was the word "hole," because yesterday some republicans were saying that they he

i appreciate you are miming. >> yes. >> do you see that. >> that is in the a distraction at all, guys. >> in the at all. >> no. >> i do love that they are using this as motivation. >> we may be under dogs but we will show you, minnesota, exactly. >> exactly. >> absolutely. >> now jim put that down so we can all focus again. we are looking ahead to nice weather, throughout the day, just cold weather, once more and something we have been used to as ovulate. daytime high hid mid 30's in the wake of the frontal passage that brought the snow but now we are all clear. we have stay a star lit sky and a new moon happened, it is clear generally overhead but still dark out here and we are going to eventually end up with nothing but sunshine throughout the day but a breeze that is noticeable. not really a strong wind but you will, notice it, 19 is actual air temperature right now and you have to knock anywhere from five to 10 degrees off for feels like value across the region as a whole and that goes for the whole day. it feels more like sub zero in the most outlining suburbs to the north and we

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♪ sorry to wake so early i get up in the morning it just hurts ♪ ♪ i don't wanna hear what i can't mime and i can't delete it is that the life i lead ♪ ♪ all these surreal things and sudden decisions just wanna waste my time with you ♪ ♪ and i will leave it oh in my dreams oh never let it bother me it's not my style ♪ ♪ i know you want it i know you want it somebody's taking much too long ♪ ♪ somebody's taking much too long don't call me stupid don't call me stupid ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is how you do it, brother. that is how do you it, thank you, brother! thank you, oh, my goodness, i love it. the voidz! the voidz! [ cheers and applause ] "virtue" is out march 30th. we'll be right back, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hi, we're alaska airlines. but we're all over california. so you can power lunch in la. ink the deal in san jose. and bask in the glory in palm springs. over 90 daily non-stops in california. alaska airlines. that's how we fly. over 90 daily non-stops in california. we can now simulate the exact anatomyh care, of a patient's brain before surgery.

and i mime every detail. >> brown: and so too is the other story lithgow performs i"" stories by heart hilarious rollick by p.g. wodehouse call"" uncle fred flits by," in which lithgow plays 11 different characters. and there is more to this story. when arthur lithgow was ill and grew depressed late in life, john spent a month caring for him and his mother, sara, and turned the storytelling tables. >> i surprised them with the book when i got this idea. they were all in bed and i told them to pick a story. and nobody can make you laugh with just simple prose more than p.g. wodehouse. and that's what they picked. and, by god, i made my father laugh. he hadn't been laughing at all. and this was a man who laughed all his life. >> brown: it sounds like at the end, he felt he had not succeeded, right? >> i don't think any actor or director, anybody who creates theater, feels they have succeeded at the end of their lives. what we do is not indispensable. we entertain people. we create little moments that are then gone. >> never let them see... >> brown: but lithgow says growing old does have

. >> he's like a mime producing raw material. >> he's blowing up

because mime pompeo was out talking about this. ment a lot of people in the president's administration representing the president's position that he wanted this to pass. his tweet today was confusing, just was. so how are people supposed to trust not us as reporters but lawmakers policy makers that the people representing the president's position actually are? >> i think that the premise of your question is completely ridiculous and shows the lack of knowledge that you have on this process. i've tried several times. i'll do it a tenth time here. look, the president supports the 702. but he has some very strong concerns about the fisa program more generally. again, this is why he put out a memo last week outlining such and why the dni director put out a new policy this morning. i'm not sure what the confusion is there. >> you are saying that the president's tweet this morning was in your view not at all confusing and not at all contradictory? you think that's an accurate statement? i want to be clear. >> it wasn't confusing to me. i

mime pompeo was out talking, pushing for this. a lot of people in the president's administration represented he wanted this to pass. his tweet was confusing, contradictory, it just was. how are people supposed to trust, not us as reporters but lawmakers, stakeholders, policymakers, that the people representing the president's position actually are? >> i think that the premise of your question is completely ridiculous and shows the lack of knowledge that you have on this process. i've tried several times. i'll do it a tenth time here. look, the president supports the 702. but he has some very strong concerns about the pfizer program more generally and why he put out a memo last week outlining such and why the dni director put out a new policy this morning. i'm not sure what the confusion is there and -- >> definitively saying the president's tweet was in your view not at all confusing and not at all contradictory? you think that's an accurate statement jie want to be very clear. >> it wasn't confusing for me. i'm sorry if it was fo

and he e barely can mime enthusiasm sometimes when he reads something like a state of the union speech i think it makes a diminishing impact when he says this is a priority or that's a priority and next day everyone knows he's going to tweet something crazy and upending. >> jennifer, i want to first play a few clips of president trump speaking with a different tone than he used in davos at the world economic forum. let's take a listen to what he's had to say over the course of his presidency and campaign. >> sadly, the american dream is dead. the attacks on our police the and terrorism of our cities threaten our very way of life. any politician who does not grasp this danger is not fit to lead our country. >> jennifer, i just want to ask you in light of what michael was just saying there about the voice of this president compared to the one you worked for and bill clinton or others, is it hard to pin down what president trump's voice truly is? >> no, i don't think so. i think if you listen to his twitter, watch his twitter feed, you can definitely see what his voice is. and i think tha

. >> mimeographed sheets mime owe graphed onto the back of the photographs. >> they were really conversations in a way with his editor, you know, telling him, you know, i saw this guy and here's where i was and this is what this person is. some of them he did have photos that appeared in the "new york times." but, you know, he was a writer. but he talked, too, about, you know, issues about, you know, light and shadow, and, oh, i wish -- you know, we could get -- there had been better light. but it was really remarkable to see, you know, his notes and it gives you some insight into kind of what was going on, both in new york, and out in the field. >> and did his note recommend that they actually run this? this was an amazing photograph. >> i didn't see anything, at least in this series where he said run this. >> in one part he talked about how -- he apologized to his editor saying the lighting is bad and the skin tones are dark. one thing to note is that claude never intended for many of his -- some of them did run, but many of them didn't. he used these photographs as reporting notes. he was