it was your "les miz." [ laughter ] >> hugh: i was in "les miz." >> ryan: [ bleep ] off, really?aughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i did not know that. >> hugh: yeah, and i was nominated for a [ bleep ] oscar. [ cheers and applause ] >> ryan: okay. >> hugh: back to the movie. okay. i want to do a poll. who is planning to see "deadpool and wolverine" this weekend? [ cheers and applause ] >> ryan: that is a lot of people. that is very nice. for this film, we created a very extra-special popcorn bucket. it's just to enhance your moviegoing experience. you remember the "dune" popcorn bucket? [ cheers ] that could double as your lover. [ laughter ] sexy, right? >> hugh: i remember it very well. >> jimmy:. >> ryan: we made a wolverine bucket for our movie. [ cheers ] [ cheers and applause ] what's crazy is that i didn't realize until just now that, you know, people are really going to [ bleep ] this thing. [ cheers ] that's a clear invitation. >> hugh: for an extra 3 bucks, am krc amc might put my testicles onto the neck. [ cheers and applause ] yeah. yeah. there's a lot of air conditio

miz, in fact, the rains were very good thanks to god almighty. i wanted to ask about these rains. what is the percentage of rainfall that has been added? for you to see, we must pay attention to the fact that this year may have been a more suitable water year than previous years. and there was a drought, what alternative plans do you have so that we don't go back? yes you see, last year at the headquarters of aya, the haqaba lake that we determined was approximately 1 billion 200 million cubic meters. the second point was that this year we did road construction operations with the help of the ministry of energy at the regional level from the end of december this year. this is the first time that it actually happened, considering that the road construction is done in non-agricultural seasons, so the possibility of harvesting is practically very low. we are in the camp months. late april, considering that it is the cropping season, usually it is done in the way of unauthorized harvests, well , it leads to some social problems, with the planning that was done, with the very good coop

just reflective of the reality that joe biden sits in, and joe biden sits in it primarily because of mizhis performance at the debate. i said all along, we need to give joe biden the grace and space to make the decision to look at what he needs to look at to decide what's in the best interest of his party, and more importantly the country in the course of this. i think these events are important in the small eye importance, and for him to sort of reestablish his feet on the ground, but they're only going to impact. these events are not going to impact voters across the country. they're going to impact people who influence the process, big contributors, other people, newspaper editorials in the course of this, and so it's just a small step that won't really affect the broad group of voters that are nervous about this in the course of this. i think the governor of massachusetts' statement is just another, you know, underlining of the fact that the lead of the ticket this year is in straight, is in dire straits about whether or not he can do what he needs to do to beat trump? >> matthew, do

are excited as a office, the moment this was brought to our attention by our con at --constituents, miz team start today play all the music that we love, our team that we love and really blasting it. today we're honoring an icon who also happens to be a district 1 residents, that is my fortunate, that she is our resident. linda ronstant, the queen of rock is world renowned for the songs that "you're no good" and when will you be loved. she has won too many awards, too much to list today. 30 platinum records being elected to the rock-n-roll fame and being honored by president obama at the kennedy awards. her amazing musical works over four decades have shaped a generation and then should, expanding her music to incorporate, country, jazz, blue grass and the great american song book and releasing a series of mariachi albums to honor her heritage. she created a platform to speak out against injustice as a mexican american native of arizona, she was active including standing against a now illegal law targeting immigrants in her home state. also spoke outs about war and the rise of trumpian

are excited as a office, the moment this was brought to our attention by our con at --constituents, miz start today play all the music that we love, our team that we love and really blasting it. today we're honoring an icon who also happens to be a district 1 residents, that is my fortunate, that she is our resident. linda ronstant, the queen of rock is world renowned for the songs that "you're no good" and when will you be loved. she has won too many awards, too much to list today. 30 platinum records being elected to the rock-n-roll fame and being honored by president obama at the kennedy awards. her amazing musical works over four decades have shaped a generation and then should, expanding her music to incorporate, country, jazz, blue grass and the great american song book and releasing a series of mariachi albums to honor her heritage. she created a platform to speak out against injustice as a mexican american native of arizona, she was active including standing against a now illegal law targeting immigrants in her home state. also spoke outs about war and the rise of trumpian polit

and so we will miz her counsel. she often spoke about the struggle to establish that bust, which was the presence and the essence of black women's power in this capitol. and we are forever grateful to sheila for her tenacity and her audacity, that she was a warrior. she was a true representative and an advocate of and for the people who devoted all of her talent, intellect, expertise and energy to the people. and whatever moments of hardship and uncertainty lie ahead, may we all draw strength from her memory, and her legacy. i pray that my sister, the honorable sheila jackson lee, rests in peace. and that she rests in power. and to again, her staff members who have been loyal to her, who have worked hard because she worked harder, to make a difference in this body, i extend to you on behalf of the people of the ninth district of new york the clarke family, and of course myself, my deepest sympathies and heart felt condolences. with that, i yield back. mrs. cherfilus-mccormick: thank you. it's my privilege to yield t

and it started my journey into, you know, sort of commercial west end musicals, les miz and so on.. i'm picturing you in legwarmers and roller skates only, only a weekend and a little headband. >> oh, still. indeed, well, this one, it's 1984. it started and it's still running in bochum in germany, in a huge arena. so basically what we've got , basically what we've got, they've slightly tweaked it and there's a little boy or little girl, depending on the cast, going to bed obsessed with toy trains and dreaming of trains. now you walk in and this is what's going on all around you. we couldn't have any volume because my camera's not good enough , but this is the sense of enough, but this is the sense of it. so everybody is dressed up to me. it looks like a cross between tron and priscilla, queen of the desert. i don't really think any of them look remotely like a train, but hey , remotely like a train, but hey, the songs are andrew lloyd webber. it's pop mixed with kind of called 1950s rock and roll. some power ballads. the lyrics are politely like something out of an old speak and sp

maybe in miz place, used to be bars where there was a japanese i believe, but we have nothing against them. [indiscernible] please if you can hear the kids, i would love you guys to hear them. i want to say thank you so much. but please, please, if there is a way that you guys cannot be giving them a chance to reopen a bar next to the mosque. that's how i feel. >> speaker: my name is maria i'm from tenderloin and i always go to the mosque with my family. i don't feel safe because there is people that are smoking and and they're like breaking windows in the mosque, so i don't feel safe. we're trying to make the mosque safe and we want it to be peace for praying. >> thank you. >> speaker: my name is chema, i don't feel safe for the mosque because i want to mosque to be safe and and i don't want too much people like homeless next to my mosque. >> sorry about it. >> speaker: hello my name is a lie, i mostly pass the club many times, my dad smokes, i don't i do not support that and each time we pass, last time i pass, a guy was offering us alcohol but we skipped and go to the mosque, we al