guys, it's nana week here at the tonight show [ cheers and applause my new book, "nana loves you moret at midnight, and all week long, we're gonna put a spotlight light on all the grandmas out there all the gammies. all the grammies all the meemaws. [ laughter ] nonas. we love you guys we would be nothing without your love. so, let's kick off the first nana week. [ applause ] our first nana tonight is joyce carpozzi she is 89-years-old. and she is from new york city. she is going to sing for us. come on out here joyce ♪ [ cheers and applause welcome, welcome >> thank you so much thank you. >> jimmy: joyce, welcome to the show they love you. see? already! [ cheers and applause thank you for being here, and your grandchildren have said how talented you are how many grandchildren do you have >> i have two grandchildren. one -- she is 12 and then i have another one arianna, and she is 21 and she is right here in the audience [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: where are you? hi oh, you've got to be very proud. and is this true i hear that you have a very special birthday coming up >> yes, i'm

nana loves you more." >> you were singing country road take me home >> we never had that much fun onur show was a place of joy. when you walk in and you feel that vibe and we saw quest backstage at the time. he was given this award and he won an oscar last night. what proceeded of the whole debacle of will smith. >> what happened >> i wanted quest to have his moment though. >> i was weeping in a tsunami emotions i was like what's going on and then quest won the oscar i was so proud of him. he worked so hard on that thing. he would finish our show and go straight to watching foot and editing for hours. this was his baby, his mom was there and his mom was crying it was so emotional talking about his dad. i love the guy so much i can't even tell you. >> did you think the other thing was like a joke at the beginning and what was happening there >> i didn't know, it is going to be some "red table" talk i know that. >> let's talk about this book. i loved your other books, by the way. >> thank you they are long enough to count as books but they are thin enough to get it out of the way you k

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streaming on netflix taylor tomlinson hey, everyone, it is nana week and my new children's book, "nanae" is out today! it's pub day [ cheers and applause ♪ it is -- they call -- they call it "pub day. >> steve: "pub day." >> jimmy: publishing day >> steve: oh >> jimmy: and it's called pub day. it's a little inside business -- yeah >> steve: so, you go to a pub. >> jimmy: i went to a pub and got smashed, today, yeah >> steve: yeah [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: no, i got a lot -- say "happy pub day," and that's what it means. >> steve: oh >> jimmy: publishing yeah do you want me to read you a a page >> steve: please >> jimmy: which one? >> steve: not the super sad one, i don't want to cry >> jimmy: no, there's only one kind of, little sad one in there. but it's not that sad. >> steve: right. read that one. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you picked a good one. >> steve: oh [ light laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: "more than gold or treasure or money? you are my treasure. you are my honey." [ audience aws ] >> steve: oh [ applause ] oh snap >> jimmy: anyway, that's just one of the memories you'll make

i --- guys, i have a book out -- coming out, called "nana" -- "nana loves you more." [ cheers and applause one -- this one's $17.99. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: yeah 1,799 -- >> steve: wow, okay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: look at what you got here >> steve: that's a lot of pages, yeah. >> jimmy: look at this thickness. [ laughter ] and in there - but this -- this is the new -- in this series, you have dada, you have mama, baby, nana. but i'm going to get into it i wanted to have a theme week, a nana theme week. next week, is all -- we're going to celebrate grandmas around the country and we love grandmas and so, check our socials. we're going to -- we might need your grandmas to participate, and do something fun for our show [ light laughter ] so, check the @fallontonight or @jimmyfallon [ cheers and applause that's gonna be fun. yeah that -- was a bad idea. all right, so good so do "one, two, three," silence. >> steve: silence. >> jimmy: yeah, perfect. god, there's so much going on. did you guys -- did you hear about the volkswagen recall? >> steve: oh >> jimmy: it's not good. here, check this

it is nana week this week on our show [ cheers and applause in honor of my new children's book, "nanaen giving some love out to all the grandmas out there, all the gammies, all the -- all the meemaws, all the bubbies, the yayas. [ light laughter ] yeah, there's a lot of different names for nana out there. but each night this week we're show casing a talented grandma on our show. and tonight's talented nana is patsy herb she's 72 years old, and she's froom brooklyn, new york, and tonight she's going to show off some of her dance moves for us come on out here, patsy! [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: hey! patsy! >> how you doing >> jimmy: thank you, it's nice to see you >> thank you, you look great >> jimmy: welcome to "the tonight show." >> thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: you look fantastic, patsy. >> thank you >> jimmy: patsy, how long have you been dancing >> all my life >> jimmy: oh, all your life. oh, my goodness, since you were a baby, huh? >> you got it. >> jimmy: yeah, you got in in you. i hear that you have a very special dance that you want to perform just for us. and i was wo

so look for that every night next week. [ cheers and applause it's going to be fun nana week! and that's usually when i catch up on some personal stuff you know, i check my inbox, return some emails, and of course i send out thank you notes. [ cheers and applause i was running a bit behind today. i was just wondering, can i write out some weekly thank you notes right now? is that okay with you guys [ cheers and applause james, can i get some thank you note writing music, please ♪ [ light laughter ] what's he doing? is he chewing something? >> steve: i think he's had his second maple pepsi >> jimmy: he's like, hiding something in his mouth [ light laughter ] >> steve: is it a bird is a bird in there >> jimmy: i don't know what it is he had a jalapeno slice of pizza maybe, earlier [ laughter ] >> steve: pizza pie? >> jimmy: yeah, pizza pie. >> steve: spicy pizza pie. >> jimmy: yeah ♪ thank you, oscar pools, for giving me a chance to win back some of the money i lost in my march madness bracket. yeah [ laughter and applause i lost so much apecoin, you have no idea >> how much ape

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and have a nana avery, nominated to be u.s. attorney for the district of connecticut. last week, the committee spent more than 30 hours, over four days considering judge jackson's nomination. i described as a trial by ordeal for the nominee and i believe it devotion to her family, her country, and the rule of law. we saw her commitment to liberty, justice, and the constitution. the constitution that should work for all americans. and then there is the issue of temperament. the majority of members on both sides, the majority were fair and respectful. unfortunately, in the words of one republican member of the committee, there were examples of a word i had not heard before, quote, jackassery, closed quote, and playing to social media and the cameras. but in the face of gross distortions of a record and repeated false attacks on her motives, judge jackson showed rock, steady, grace, and poise. she was a model for judicial temperament, a virtue all of us in public life should aspire to. i want to briefly address two or three of the claims made by her opposition last week.

you know, it was our mothers, our nanas, teachers and mentors.eone taught us to be brave. and we are here to be those women for someone else. in big, historic ways becoming, as the vice president says, those first but not last, and in small ways too, helping our daughters believe in a world we haven't won yet. showing our sons that it's their work too. [applause] taking risks even when we might fail because we know that there's a young girl who needs to see us try. today we honor the women who made us and the women we make. we know that there is still far to travel, but we keep moving guided by the strong hands of the women who came before us, continuing the path that they forged with sweat and pain and, yes, love. so thank you for being here, thank you for celebrating this moment with us. may you with never forget the women who are cheering you on, and may your voice be that ovation for the girl who comes next. thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we're funded by these television compan

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how that connects then to some of the policies you mentioned in the look all of these lessons that nana teaches you everything around service reading this in the bible. how does that then propel you to say i need to do this on a larger scale and to share these lessons with more people. yeah, i think from her. she really taught me this idea that she really taught me this idea. that service was 10 small to being a person of faith that to be a christian man you you there's an action behind it be on a professional faith that you had to do something. so i think it's when i got the stanford start doing service learning service. i realized that there was nothing being top to me. this is how what my grandma had shown and she also illustrated the importance of treating people with dignity like she never came home and talked about all these will for mom. she was working with or it was never that's why you know what she did because she always talked about her her case low with such joy and love and pride that i didn't realize these were the welfare mothers or these were the poor mothers or these w

my nana sanchez has more from peruse cap to lima. its been less than a month now if this and this is the 2nd time that's congress will try to impeach president, gusty you. it's the government is going from crisis to crisis. it's been for cabinets already in this less than a month. more than 30 ministers have been changed already and the political opposition has been really wanting to our president of the from day one at the beginning in august of last year, calling that the election was fraudulent and then trying to impeach him and asked him in december saying that he was capable of governing the ministers was corrupt, that he was corrupt. that was unsuccessful. did. now the members of the opposition are accusing of treason. they said that the precedent promised the or wants to give part of proof lambs to believe you because of wanting to be president castillo is told a member of a press. that key believe you should have access to the pacific ocean. but in the same interview, he said that he was not going to do that. however, the pol

ma'am, that she does ancient is that you want it all in the lead of the she is not with governor bush, nana was, she hasn't been given long as the ocean most by people, even with adding them up as not until one of the inside of those kitchen one day waiting for a chance on that a new city for the book we she was in the russian defense industry recently commented on the situation in the city claiming militants were using terrorist tactics was low on we're, we're still showing my hope when i'm hearing, according to civilians who escaped from mary you, paul. yesterday, the situation in the nationalist occupied city is difficult. people are hiding in basements, and due to a lack of electricity and gas in homes, they are forced to cook on the street on bonfires in the militants or dispersing them over her nationalists open fire on all civilians who try to leave their homes and the other people are forced to paint on the walls and doors of houses. don't shoot michael. there are children here. disco. besides all the difficulties, some refugees made it to russia from ukraine. they were taken to the

do it you, lou, nana, a yak in the classroom is the 1st film from baton to be nominated for an oscar streaming has enabled films from all corners of the world to break through the distribution barriers of the past. a transformation aided by pandemic, theater closures. and film industry experts say the academy of motion, picture arts and sciences, which puts on the oscars is responding to the changes their audiences beyond allay . it's beyond america, their membership needs to be international. their viewership is international. and so the films that are nominated should also be international and giving international films there do is another arm of the oscars. urgent attempt to make the awards show more relevant to its diverse audience. last year, more than half of newly invited members to the academy were from outside the u. s. dunno, emmy, tony, angel, bush, and other non english film nominated in multiple categories is the danish animated documentary fleet. it tells the true story of an afghan refugee in europe. oh, no one with just hers what? my friends and then we will have been

nana a yak in the classroom, is the 1st film from butare to be nominated for an oscar streaming has enabled films from all corners of the world to break through the distribution barriers of the past. a transformation, aided by pandemic, theater closures, and film industry experts say the academy of motion, picture arts, and sciences, which puts on the oscars is responding to the changes their audience is beyond delay. beyond america, their membership needs to be international. their viewership is international. and so the films that are nominated should also be international and giving international film there do is another arm of the os version attempt to make the awards show more relevant to diverse audience. last year, more than half of newly invited members to the academy or from outside the us the new.

an end gone us government has taken the pay cut to help with the country's economic crisis, present nana for idol and his ministers of agreed to chop 30 percent of the salaries. global through prices have hit at least all time and all time high because of the war in ukraine, that's driving up inflation and transportation costs. now the government suspended most overseas travel and the purchase of imported calls. it helps to save around $400000000.00 for time world champion, italy have been eliminated from qualifying for the world cup after losing to north macedonia in the playoff in palermo. european champions could not find the breakthrough italian forward. dominique buddy was close to getting the 1st goal, but the submit in the 2nd minute serve added time, alexander, struck to then 67 percent north macedonia to a welcome play off again. portugal will positively have never been so close to qualify for wells cause i want you out there with lisa hill robin in doha, reminder of our top news stories. nathan, and i say the war in ukraine is the greatest threat to security and decades. the le

situation for us and businesses sides that inside the country able to watch mean for in the situation to nanantually overthrow continue because he's the he won the least duty in once. like course noatak says these measures are the first step in getting the state involved. >> in the fight against russia in san francisco. camila barco kron. 4 news. tiktok and netflix. 2 of the world's largest entertainment companies have suspended any and all russian-made content from their platforms. they say they made this decision. >> in the wake of russia's new fake news law which blocks any publication of news or information from inside russia except for things that are coming from the russian government or state owned organizations. both companies say they will continue to monitor the situation and decide if and when service can be brought back. samsung is adding its name to the growing list of companies suspending product shipments to russia. the company is saying the pause includes all of samsung's range of products. the decision is coming after ukraine's vice prime minister urged the seizing of their p

i do that every morning from six to talk to nana clock eastern. translate this quickly because we got serious headlines to get to. in america, we don't do medium-term. in europe, particularly in britain, they are dipped into it -- they are addicted to it. jonathan: i think what sharon is saying there, on the bounce, and maybe not own for the cycle because this has been the value story of the last decade or so, the value trap and not a value opportunity. lisa: don't buy it. maybe that is another way of putting it as we see the longer-term trajectory and much more potentially dire straits, particularly if there is not fiscal spending europe. jonathan: european banks up a little more than 5% over the month. up 1.6% on the s&p. futures bouncing back on the nasdaq by almost 2%. yields higher by six basis points. 10 year yield through 1.90%. crude back through $120 to the downside, $119.80. we are -3.2%. coming up, the conversation with david malpass, president of the world bank. you do not want to miss that. with tom keene lisa abramowicz, and jonathan

decided to move us all into the metaverse like they are putting their grandma into a nursing home, sorry nanae in the computer now. but apparently we should all be excited because the metaverse will let us build our own world and explore the limits of human imagination which makes us think you will be flying on dragons during-- full of unicorns, the thing we all dream about. the only problem is the metaverse is being naid by microsoft and facebook so you know it is going to be boring as shit. >> meta is also working to bring remote workers into a similar virtual space. this app is called facebook workroom and it is designed for meetings, it is a sign of what a professional piece of the metaverse will look like. >> it basically gives you the opportunity to sit around a table with people, work and brain storm and white board ideas it is this pretty amazing experience where you know, you feel like you're really right there with your colleagues. >> microsoft just unveiling new tools to immerse users in the workplace integrating val avatar and virtual reality into teams by the middle of next year,

same with feminism carly feminism a space for women separate for nana. sports and to compete differently. we have women train all the way up through college to try to -- compete against other women. you can throw on a wake and say i am a woman also was my crush their records because it is so progressive it is actually regressive. we are erasing women appear and sadly, it was a feminist that got behind this early on and i had no courage to say no, actually that is a man we are looking at and femina should be fighting this tooth and nail. where is hillary clinton? i don't want perspective on russia and ukraine but i want a perspective on this category. the person who ran on oh, my gosh, women are so oppressed and vote for me because i am a woman. she seems quiet on this topic and doesn't want to touch this topic about men taking the spot of women. something actually representing existential crisis for the young women who i said earlier are competing in the categories. it is ridiculous. bigger question, tucker why are they doing this? it is always something

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this situation for us and businesses sides inside the country, they been pooch the the situation to nana eventually overthrow continue because he's he won the queen's duty in what's right now. >>the governor's order applies to contracts and agreements that are valued at 5 million dollars or more. bakersfield couple says they're on pins and needles as they're monitoring their ukrainian foster son, who's now an adult and taking shelter in a city under siege. robert price has that story. >>the people of kharkiv, ukraine hoped it was all bluster. some kind of international machismo and that sanity and since would win out right up until the russian tanks moved on the city of 2 million. one of those ukrainians hoping for the best was a 28 year-old man named sergey, who just happens to be well acquainted with crystal city councilman bruce freeman and his wife monica. so well acquainted. in fact, because the mom and dad until the last few years, sergey, an orphan, had been visiting bakersfield on extended stays once or twice a year since he was 9 freeman. remember saturday's first visit with ano

the wonderful scenes where the scottish women finally qualify for the world cup in about six months nanafact they have finally get the monkey off their back and what it can really do for them in terms of the importance of this six nations tournament. as for england, they are very much on top of the world right now literally. they are the number one rank side in the world. they battered the likes of new zealand twice during the autumn internationals. they have won the last 36 nations tournaments, and they have not now been beaten since july 2019. looking at possible and it's very much is a question of who if anyone can stop them at all? when it comes to this fixture, scotland versus england, there tends to only be one winner. england have not lost to scotland in this tournament in over 20 years but scotland it is a come of this fixture on a real high. over 4000 tickets have been sold at this fixture which would be a good cry for the scottish women but to will hear from the captains in a moment rachel malcolm the first he is the england captain sarah hunter. everyone is talking about scotl

it's a lovtter to all the grandmothers out there, the ies, the abu, whatever you call your grandma, nana honestly this is the bone. itust beyond -- look at the artwork. it's so cute it's so cute it's just awesome yeah i'm very, very proud of it anyway, i'll talk more about it obviously. [ cheers and applause i want to show it to you tonight. hey, guys, today is friday and that's usually when i catch up on some personal stuff you wouldn't believe what i do >> steve: what do you do >> jimmy: i write out thank you notes -- >> steve: what [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: every frid james, can i gete thank note writing music, please laught ve: whatpened? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. holy moly. >> steve: i got the 5:00 shadow. >> jimmy: i don't know >> steve: goodness - >> jimmy: thank you, st. patrick's day and 4/20 for being two holidays in a row where someone with a beard is excited to find pot. [ cheers and applause ♪ thank you, work, for being a a fun thing to have on in the background while i watch march madness. [ cheers and applause ♪ thank you, "kiss me, i'm irish" shirts for not being

mean, from being the situation to nana eventually overthrow continue because he's the he won the leastke sure that your team in what's right of course, says these measures are the first step in getting the state involved. >> in the fight against russia in san francisco. camila barco kron. 4 news. >> california drivers are filling up on the most expensive gas in the country. and bayer drivers are paying record levels at the pump, according to triple a california gas prices are up nearly $0.60 in the last month. the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded is now at $5.28. that's up $0.11 from yesterday. and more than a $1.50 from this time last year, california drivers are paying nearly $0.30 more than the national average. according to aaa here in the bay area, prices at the pump range anywhere between 5.32 to 5.46. for a gallon of regular unleaded. those prices are records here in the bay area. according to gasbuddy dot com, the cheapest gas in the bay area can be found at the safeway of berryessa road in san jose for $4. and $0.25 a gallon. and you can follow all the latest on

nana -- natalia joins me from odessa. thanks for being here today. first, your reaction to the first lady's work trying to bring to light the children, to see how horrific what is happening. >> good evening. this is something new to ukrainians. because the civilian toll, the death of the civilians is something that is part of this war at the moment. following everything in odessa, it's relatively calm here. the target is a port town on the black sea. i have a large network of colleagues working within the area to where the severe damage is. what we understand is, in the very beginning the russian strategy is like try to invade the capitol, now it looks like they understand, they constantly do it with the strong resistance of the people and also what the ukrainian army does. the strategy is to punish or terrorize people with random air strike on the civilian structure. i talked to a very close colleague that is staying knee where i am in the east. he just confirmed there were civilian areas targeted. there were people targeted in the line, the shops.

i was petrified for my children, my grandchildren are far too young to understand what happened to nana our 6.30pm programme tonight. travel now, here's how the tube looks this morning. the district line has minor delays between edgware road to wimbledon. and of course those works continuing on the northern line, it's closed between moorgate and kennington. and do remember, for all the latest travel news where you are, tune into your bbc local radio station for regular updates throughout the morning. time for the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. well, yesterday temperatures got to just over 20 degrees celsius in a good few spots, that's well above the seasonal average which would normally be 12 or 13 celsius by day. some very warm air coming through on this south—easterly wind. high pressure dominates as we head through the list of the week and very little is set to change although it will gradually turn a bit cooler, a bit cloudier as we head into the weekend. now, this morning, it's a chillier start to the day than we saw this time yesterday, temperatures having dr

it was a milestone moment for one female gulf or 2 as nana courts. madison became the 1st danish player to an un lpga tore title. a victory came at an event in thailand. she was taken to a sudden death playoff, an eagle, the 2nd extra ho to capture the victory. all right, that is a useful for now. it is back to rob. joe, thank you very much indeed. and that's all for this user. i'm going to be back in a couple minutes with more on all the stories you can get more details on ukraine, more not as heater dot com as well on rob officer. good bye. ah. take, take to ship to democracy's activists to corporations. control of the message is crucial. oil companies have become very good at recognizing ways to phrase what they want you to hear. we care about the environment, you do to usually buy our oil cleared for public opinion or profit. once you make people afraid, you can use that to justify stripping away basic civil liberties. the listening post examined the vested interest behind the content you consume on al jazeera, we understand the differences and s

as nana could madsen became the danish player, women lpga, to a title, a victory came at an event in thailand, she was taken to a sudden death play of an eagle. the 2nd extra hole to capture the trophy will leave it there for now, most full seats for me again later for the be to thank you very much. that's it. for this news, our on al jazeera from me for the back to about the whole team here, and i thank you very much for watching you live down. is life next from london, stay ah, talk to al jazeera, we are. do you believe that the threat of an invasion of ukraine is currently the biggest threat to international peace and security? we listen. we are focusing so much on the humanitarian crisis that we forget the long term development we meet with global news makers. i'm talk about the stool, respect matter on al jazeera and with tens of thousands of children born into lives under the ice regime in iraq and syria. now many are in camps either orphans, all with that. we don't mothers, rejected by their own communities, chicken do think that people are going to welcome them after that. of

. >> love you nana. >> from massachusetts, today we turn 50. >> zurich, illinois. >> happy 18th birthdaywow >>> teachers on spring break 80th girls with the 50th birthday good morning thank you for being with us. >> happy to soo you guys we'll be outside bundled up in a minute >> absolutely. let's get to the news this half hour with the headlines beginning with three things to watch in ukraine the u.s. and ukraine say they are skeptical of russia's game that it is reducing military activity near the capital kyiv there were new russian attacks in the area overnight. despite that ukraine's president zelenskyy said there were some positive signals coming out of talks that resumed yesterday in turkey between ukraine and russia and the u.n. says that more than four million refugees have now fled ukraine that is nearly 1/10 of the entire population. >> reporter: this morning an international space station. while here american astronaut who spent nearly a year in space and two of his russian counterparts touched down in kazakhstan they have been together in the international space station. whil

nana's laura lauren blanchard, reports from poland. now the situation for people still in ukraine is becoming increasingly dangerous. hundreds of thousands of ukrainian civilians trying to flee the danger cold and tired. many have made it to safer borders. still others remain in danger. goodbye. i feel it's like forever. like that's a third window for ukrainian civilians to flee through humanitarian corridors, failing with continued russian shelling instead of humanitarian corridors, they can only make bloody ones. we will not forgive the shooting of unarmed people despite the deal being brokered by french president emmanuel macron and russian president vladimir putin, russian troops firing on evacuees. the need to get out. growing desperate with life sustaining supplies now scarce and infrastructure badly damaged, house speaker nancy pelosi says the house is exploring new legislation to further cripple russia's economy . still, ukrainian president vladimir zelensky has become more critical of the west's response. china think about the

maybe they're doing nano nano for the nana. robin williams. i don't know. i have to look up.morning. sun, too. and pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. get to monday. it's march 28 the rain's picking up again in our popular i had to tell roberta about it. yeah just to keep you posted. i love when you walk out into our parking lot and you come back in. and you you give me a weather observation. you are today. my down on rain gauge. gotta do it have to do it. i appreciate it. i can use all the support i can get. hi, everybody. good morning to you, so we have picked up nearly two inches of rain and throughout locations. the santa cruz mountains and a hefty three quarters of an inch in la honda. otherwise kind of a name. it amounts except oakland approaching a court of an inch san francisco shy of two tents in redwood city and san jose. there you have the numbers, why'd mature area of low pressure now pressing up against the state of california? close up view does indicate that we have some scattered rain showers from saint alina all the way to concord in the east bay, but hea