it's mid june biologist, agnes moles morton's and, and her team are on their way to one of the regions, largest salmon farms. we're going to take water samples because we're looking at the new gen content in the water and be wants to take from to me. there's that and then me, there's them with her team from the fis calling state research institute. moles morton's in is working on an unique project using algae to try to improve the salmon's breeding conditions. if i was ha, ha, ha, ha, ha ha, a her hope is to create a type of aqua culture that would eliminate the need for chemicals and drugs. in the spring, she sewed brown algae hair, they thrive in clear, cold fjord waters. but how would they do in fish cages? this is one of the pest ropes that they will keep in here away from the face. she how similar robes that are going to all the green robes. you see here in the, in the cage they will be transferred to the cages a bit later to be is the filters. this will function as the pest arrow w measure. once a month for a period of time, moles mortensen checks the brown l. g. 's growth rates,

music from pj morton is on the way.eep ] kidding me? >> what? >> he thinks we ruined his honeymoon. [ bleep ] him. i will ruin his honeymoon! >> well, he's eating by the pool, so. >> i like your hair up like that. looks cute. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "the white lotus" is on hbo max. please welcome murray bartlett! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'm tickled to just meet you because you're so funny on the show. >> oh, thank you. >> jimmy: and i now -- i really feel like you captured that enthusiastic but secretly demonic hotel manager so well. i'll never trust the manager of a hotel again. >> i feel like if you've ever worked in hospitality, that's the kind of feeling that you're very familiar with. do you know what i mean? >> jimmy: yeah, i mean, it was definitely -- there was a familiarity to it. but also just a madness to it. >> right. >> jimmy: you've been nominated for a whole bunch of awards for this. [ cheers and applause ] you got a s.a.g. and a critic's choice and all of these things. and well deser

now to day with her brother and a helper most, morton, then heads out one last time job. so we're good. ah, the fjords are divided up like land parcels. the rules are strict, only one user per bay. if a salmon farmer had already held the permit for this bay moles morton sin wouldn't have gotten a license. even though algy and fish farming compliment each other. most mortensen and her older brother started their company in 2007. it's cold tare, which is fair, always for algae. there plantation is just a couple of c miles off shore. ah. you can see it right here now, but this is 11 of the ropes. it's growing. and they have these long units. so if you have the red, big blue is they are one for us. we have another forward to further out. and then we have our seat ropes in between. that's how they are growing. it's not just about getting a huge size is also about getting a good quality depending on what you want to use them for. so in this case, everything here goes to to food production. so to people for people to eat. so quality is, is the, is the most important part. we lea

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david oyelowo is with us. [ cheers and applause ] murray bartlett join us, with d- music from pj mortonold schwarzenegger. and from "jackass forever," rachel wolfson. so please join us for that. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest, no actor's career had a greater impact on the sales of body oil than our first guest's. [ laughter ] next he plays an army ranger on a road trip with a not so friendly animal in "dog." >> me and you are going to go on a little road trip. 1,500 miles. just act like your daddy's looking down on us from above. all right, i'm going to leash you up. all right? be cool. easy. easy. you really did give up, huh? what are you so scared of? he's mellowed out big-time. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "dog," opens in theaters february 18th. please say hello to channing tatum. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> very good to see you. >> jimmy: i haven't seen you in a long time. >> very long time. >> jimmy: it's been so long, you went bald since i saw you last. >> yes, yes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you look good bald, it's a good look for you. >> it's a lot less work. you can

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bass, lovely colombia, russia could come across the border from belarus, garcia, to fish, some a morton, which on the border, is just 30 kilometers from here. i think the likelihood of it happening is quite high. um what's in local area. ready for the past 6 years, vadim has poured every space sent into renovating the house. but progress is slow. we'll talk, yeah, of the 5 rooms i a one is finished, but it's enough for him and his wife, lena, their 2 daughters, a studying he ev, before the war, lena was also a successful business woman in their hometown of holiday cup or another shop. now she's a housewife matawan living to the war and the loss of their income has changed her it is rather like a g. you can't compare our previous lives in harley's car with here you i am. i don't make plans for the future any more. a lot if i live another day blank than good personally, who knows what will happen tomorrow? but somehow life goes on, should she likes having her own house. but at 1st she struggled a lot with the idea of moving to the full out region. yes, this osteen i said i would never liv

walk along user father gall morton's on call. the current situation in ukraine is a result of many complex factors. china always makes its position according to the merits of the matter itself. we believe that all countries should solve international disputes by peaceful means and in line with the purposes and principles of the un charter was gonna cut in the china is dealing with its own separate us issues, trying to say control over taiwan, isn't it? that's right. so china's stands when it comes to most international affairs, is that it does not intervene in the affairs of another country. on one hand, china has said that the sovereignty of every country must be respected. but on the other hand, china may also sympathize with russia's so called historical claim to ukraine all to ukrainian territory. that's essentially how china views taiwan. now taiwan is a self ruled island that has been self ruled the decades that beijing has made it clear that it believes that taiwan is a break away chinese province that will one day be reun

we spoke to film director morton travis, who says the ban on our tv is aimed at silencing those who challenge mainstream narratives in the western hemisphere. so much of what comes up to russia is viewed with such suspicion. because that, that creates a worldview where a lot of people are missing out on potentially valuable corrections or, or alternative viewpoints to look at the big tech giants who are already censoring, sometimes in very bizarre ways. statements or viewpoints are supposedly unacceptable, is just a part of a general trend toward a q rated or controlled media world. or this is obviously, i think, connected to the prevailing political situation not least connected to ukraine. i was suspect, australia registered if 1st ever olympic curling event when this weekend, this is despite a team member testing positive for cove. it after basing which are games leading to claims of double standards for athletes. but he's election shasky comments from the host city winter olympics are continuing in the chinese capital bay jing and we may have a 1st scandal of big proportions he involving

where we spoke the film director, morton traffic, who sees the bomb and r t d is aimed at silencing those who challenge any mainstream north in the western hemisphere. so much or what comes up the russia is viewed with such suspicion. because that that creates a world view where a lot of people are missing out on potentially valuable corrections or, or alternative viewpoints to look at the big tech giants who are already censoring, sometimes in very bizarre ways statements. so viewpoints are supposedly unacceptable, is just a part of a general trend toward a curated or controlled media world. or this is obviously, i think, connected to the prevailing political situation not least connected to ukraine. i would suspect. all right, let's talk sports all sorts next. a st yet registered, it's 1st ever olympic curling event when this weekend was gone to them. but it's despite a team member testing positive for cobra that the paging winter games leading to claims of double standards for some athletes. alexi got a chef ski report now from the whole city when to lympics are continuing in the chine

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we spoke with film director morton traffic. he says that the ban on r t d ames silent, sing any challenge to the western narrative in the western hemisphere so much or what comes up the russia is viewed with such suspicion. because that, that creates a worldview where a lot of people are missing out on potentially valuable corrections or, or alternative viewpoints. look at the big tech giants who are already censoring, sometimes in very bizarre ways statements. so viewpoints are supposedly unacceptable, is just a part of a general trend towards a curated or controlled media world. this is obviously, i think, connected to the prevailing political situation not least connected to your grade. i was expecting the 2020 to beijing winter olympic games. sub officially kicked off with the opening ceremony on friday, marking the start of the event that rather than celebrate a global sporting spectacle, that brings together some of the best athletes on the planet. some western commentators seem more inclined to talk war and politics. rus

officials we have spoken to, david morton, our correspondent essay vladimir putin is certainly preparedthat, but right now, it certainly appears he is at a minimum trying to project control, once again, through a mix of political and military coercion. the officials i have been reaching out to over the past few hours say that at this moment, they do not see a diplomatic way out of this. so, we cannot say diplomacy is completely dead. it never really is, but no one at this point sees an offramp. >> margaret, we may be witnessing what is now the beginning of the bloodiest conflict in europe, since world war ii. the estimates from u.s. officials about the potential number of casualties in ukraine , a refugee crisis, describe those really dire numbers >> you are exactly right. this is not just a story about ukraine, this is about potential destabilization in the center of the continent of europe. you are looking at u.s. projections of upwards of 5 million refugees, who according to the united states would likely spill into nato allied countries that border them. that means poland, that mean

we spoke to phil director of morton traffic, he says, the bow naughty d e is aimed at silencing challenges to main street narratives western hemisphere. so much of what comes up to russia is viewed with such suspicion. bukosa that creates a world view where a lot of people are missing out on potentially valuable corrections or, or alternative viewpoints. if you look at the big tech giant who are already censoring, sometimes in very bizarre ways, statements or viewpoints are supposedly unacceptable. it's just a part of a general trend toward a q rated or controlled media world. or this is obviously, i think, connected to the prevailing political situation. not least connected to ukraine, which is good to have you with us today. australia is one. it's 1st of a pick curling event in that of the mixed doubles. but victory did come with the price of some controversy. a team member tale gill tested cove, it positive late on saturday, yet she was still allowed to compete at the, at the games. correspondent, lexi shasky, now reports from the beijing winter olympics winter olympics are continuing i

my company is rob and morton. i'll be back from joseph in the studio for lunch. i don't ever letting any one of you know, the 77 percent in 30 minutes on d w. oh, we've got some hot tips for your bucket list. ah romantic corner. check hot spot for food and some great cultural memorials to boot d w. travel off we go. ah, ah ah, this is dw news life from berlin, a sign cold, but no break for joe biden and flooded me. putin discussed the crisis in ukraine. russia dismissing us warnings of an imminent invasion as wisteria also coming up germany's federal convention gathers to elect countries. president, we'd incumbent gunfighter stein by toys to win a 2nd term. ah .

we are allies of the 2nd world war, which gave rise to the morton architecture of security and we back additional responsibility for it, for the solution of problems and negative trends in the international every night. so we're supposed to have a mutual respect dialogue. we are supposed to continue looking for solutions to thorny issues of the maternity and relevant problems regarding the euro at lantakes . we sent ready to discuss these and other issues taken into account each other's interest use that you're going through. there's a lot to talk about minister lateral. i'm here on diplomat. stay to watch russia to take the path of diplomacy. and i recognize what you say about the visit of my predecessor, or is johnson in 20? 17. the reality. i'm sorry. ok. believe that that serv, british foreign secretary liz trust with her opening remarks. and we heard that just then from the so again, of rob, the russian foreign minister, tentatively giving sir optimism that talks can move forward. they'll then beat behind closed doors that go live to our correspondent donal quarter. he's outside t

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2014 my don protest, i think that is probably one of the most important starting point kind of the morton viewer to understand. and i think that's why the president putin feels that you quite rushed really started parting ways. because of course, as we were talking about, you've got the sort of pro european, the pro western and then the more kind of, more of the style to people who are like, well, no, but russians are all problems. we want to stick with them too. and it definitely seemed that president putin was very strongly suggesting that that's a very strong suggestion. the for an actors were play the, i mean, we still photos of john mccain hunting out cookie victoria new lenders who are in union 2, talking about, you know, who was going to replace young cobit too. and when you talk, when, oh, in fact i think what was said right now of so toast from images right now from done . yes. which of course is in don't pass the caps of the region. well, let me show you, there's a crowd gathering. you know, this is clearly a moment that has been anticipated. this is just like press coming, comi

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the school board voted to close two at the end of this year, and five morton x year. the other four will merge or lose their middle schools. hours after the vote, the state assembly member who represents oakland introduced an urgency bill that could pause these closures. >> it would give the school district time through 2024 to make considerations related to school closures and consolidations. reporter: she said she would work to relieve the debt the school district has accumulated when it was taken over by the state. a former school board member said that has been tried before. >> it fell on deaf ears. reporter: the bottom line is oakland unified lacks the money to operate twice as many schools as other districts the size of ousd. >> you can take that money on those schools and spend them on teacher salary, the innovation students need in order to become better readers and writers. reporter: for others, the final vote does not mean the end of the battle. the teachers union will take legal action, and there is more. >> if it comes to it, prepared to ask open educators

whether it was morton downey jr. being the offensive caricaturish person that he was, or geraldo.vera takes the power of the talk show to a whole other level, trying to put people on stage who hate each other, who are going to fight -- >> in the case of the temple of set and the church of satan, we have not had any problems with criminal behavior -- >> but yet when you hear story after story after story of people committing these wretched crimes and violent crimes in the devil's name -- >> the more tension there is, the more conflict and violence there is, the more the ratings go up. and the american people love to complain about it, but they also love to watch. >> geraldo rivera is back in a controversy tonight. rivera drew sharp criticism with his recent television special on devil worship. but today he found himself in a real free-for-all. >> i get sick and tired of seeing uncle tom here, sucking up, trying to be a white man -- >> go ahead. go ahead. >> sit down. >> hey, hold it. hold it. >> sit down. >> rivera suffered a broken nose, but he said the show will be broadcast late

plus music from sylvan esso and pj morton.ur first guest tonight is a highly versatile performer- the consummate showman and the consummate snowman, too. next, he plays a single dad dating a lady werewolf on the new series "wolf like me." it's on peacock now. please say hello to josh gad. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: it's good to see you. >> it's good to see you. i don't fit in this suit, i'm realizing that too late. >> jimmy: what happened? >> well, i'm fat. [ laughter ] and so it's a problem. because i was like, oh, yeah, this looks good. then i sat. not so much. >> jimmy: would you be more comfortable standing through the interview? >> yeah, i would, as a matter of fact. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> slimming. ask me anything, i'm ready. no, no, this is good. >> jimmy: i was thinking about you. "frozen," as i've told you in the past, dominated our household. in large part thanks to you as olaf, the beloved snowman. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: and

we've got new shows with channing tatum, julie bowen, and arnold schwarzenegger, and music from pj morton more than just that. so please join us. our first guest this evening is one of america's most-hyphenated performers. thursday night here on abc, he hosts the "nfl honors" awards show, please say hello to keegan-michael key. [ cheering ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. how you doing? >> i'm good. i am good, i'm good, i'm good. how you doing? >> jimmy: i'm well. it's good to see you. how long were you in england? >> seven months. >> jimmy: seven months? >> seven months shooting three different projects over there. >> jimmy: so you are hosting this nfl honors show, and you've not been able to see any of the season, right? >> sometimes what you do is you just stay up until 2:00 in the morning because that's when the game starts. what's so crazy, jimmy, i'm a football fan and i'm also a soccer fan. so when i'm in the united states, i get up at 4:00 in the morning to watch soccer games. when i'm in the uk, i get up at 2:00 a.m. in the morning to watch football. >> jimmy: you're prepared. >> parenthood