, he's still conan o'brien.ow -- i just go this news -- that we are already number one in tbs' key demographic, people who can't afford hbo. >> once you get into cable, people are able to watch what they want in a niche fashion. w >> when people of color get shows, it's not through, like, a major network. >> wanda sykes had a show briefly at fox. >> let me be the first person on fox not to pick on president obama. >> there are these tiny opportunities for people of color, and then they are gone as quickly as they arrived. >> i think that if you gave wanda sykes the amount of resources and time to figure it out, of course she could figure it out. >> cable did give opportunity to women and to some minorities who were not getting the chances to get the late-night openings when they came up. >> i think a lot of the time, the mistake we make is we don't truly think of diversity. we think of tokenism. the truth is you have to create genuine content. late-night comedy as we know it is a space that has been the white ma

. >> that's a conan o'brien mask. do you like it?> no. >> they expect danger and i'm giving it to them. >> i loved all of those bits. like the masturbating bear and triumph. >> it's an $8 puppet. for some reason it speaks like a russian woman. >> have you ever talked to a woman without having to give your credit card number? >> it's one of the most successful things we've ever done. >> before conan, i did get the shot on "the tonight show" and i kid and i got to be really excited. i got to go over to the couch and johnny says, did you do this? bad dog! no! you ruined the couch. i was devastated, but then i heard the same thing happened to buddy hackett. >> someone said to me, hey, conan, describe your comedic philosophy, i would say it's a venn diagram. it's two circles. one is smart. one is silly. you push them partway together and it's that intersection. >> conan o'brien's success caused him to start getting feelers from other networks. >> he's still at 12:30. that's considered aaa ball. it's time to move to the majors. >> the firs

i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to "matter of fact." it's been 100 years since one of the most significant events in the nation's history, and one of its most appalling moments. it was postwar america, two years into prohibition. audiences filling theaters to see charlie chaplin's silent feature film "the kid." and the first radio broadcast of the world series. but a series of events in tulsa, oklahoma, so shocking and horrific were not broadcast, they were intentionally covered up. in fact, it's history that is still not taught in many schools. we're talking about the 1921 attack on greenwood, a thriving business district in tulsa known as black wall street. what unfolded at the end of may 1921 nearly destroyed the entire greenwood area, in what became known as the tulsa race massacre. >> this was from my great-grandfather and my great-grandmother, mary and isaac evitt, owners of the zulu lounge, 501 east cameron. it was destroyed in 1921. he was not able to reopen. and this interstate freeway sits upon wha

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o'brien? big night tonight, huh?my suggestion was to have everybody that you say hi to say -- >> hey. >> you better be as good as letterman. >> i'll give it a shot. >> happy music, and then i go in my dressing room. >> you're on, mr. o'brien. >> now or do i have a minute? >> right now. >> the first night we were walking on air the entire show. >> we're on tv. calm yourselves. we have to act like professionals now. you can't act like guys that are too young on tv. >> letterman was ironic. that was the answer to carson. this show needs to be sillier. >> we did this bit where i played bill clinton. maybe my favorite moment in my whole career. >> what you got there in that mug? >> you wouldn't be interested, mr. president. just some hot, creamy cocoa. >> cream and cocoa, i love it. let's have some. >> just the kind of idiocy we could have never done on "saturday night live." >> all right. here you go, mr. president. >> all right. >> sometimes you just need conan o'brien and andy nick to do something goofy. >> you don't w

i'm soledad o'brien.come to "matter of fact." high school seniors across the country are getting ready to graduate. for many, the future is uncertain. a student's zip code often determines their opportunities in life. in alabama, a first-of-its-kind private school is taking up the challenge of educating kids from the high school build up is founded on a radical idea. it pays students to go to school using money from state tax scholarships, grants, and donations. it places them in after-school jobs to learn construction trades while fixing up rundown houses in their neighborhood. then, perhaps the biggest incentive -- a chance at home ownership if they succeed in school. correspondent jessica gomez takes us to ensley, a neighborhood in birmingham, to see the idea at work. torrey: more than likely, if you are passing through for the first time, you will see messed up roads, rundown buildings, a lot of blight in the neighborhood. jessica: 19-year-old torrey washington, hitching a ride to work from his mom, p

tim o'brien will join us next. tim o'brien will join us next. t. not my uncle, though. he's taking trulicity for his type 2 diabetes and now, he's really on his game. once-weekly trulicity lowers your a1c by helping your body release the insulin it's already making. most people reached an a1c under 7%. plus, trulicity can lower your risk of cardiovascular events. it can also help you lose up to 10 pounds. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. it's not approved for use in children. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, changes in vision, or diabetic retinopathy. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. taking trulicity with sulfonylurea or insulin raises low blood sugar risk. side effects include nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea, which can lead to dehydration, and may worsen kidney prob

o'brien. >> now or do i have a minute?show. >> we're on tv! >> calm yourselves, we have to be professional now. we can't act like guys who are too young to be on tv. >> letterman was ironic and det detached. that was the answer to carson. this show needs to be sillier. >> we did this bit where i played bill clinton. it may have been my favorite moment in my whole career. >> what you got there in that mug? >> you wouldn't be interested, mr. president. it's just some hot cream and cocoa. >> cream and cocoa. i love it. let's have some. >> the kind of idiocy we never could have done on "saturday night live". >> here you go, mr. president. >> all right. >> sometimes you just need conan o'brien and andrew richter doing something crazy. >> i didn't know how to be a talk show sidekick. he didn't know how to be a talk show host. >> andy is not an ed mcmahon because he's not a yes man. andy goes for the joke. and if you're insecure about being the funniest person out there, don't have an andy richter. >> oops. >> i just loved everyt

father kevin o'brien was placed on leave two months ago. of the board of trustees, he had conversations with graduate students that were said to be inconsistent with protocols and boundaries. the report also said alcohol was involved. other o'brien wrote to this to the university saying "after much prayer and thought and out of deep love of santa clara, i have concluded that the best service i can offer to our beloved university is to step aside now." >>> now to a major overhaul in the public education system, governor newsom announced the addition of a new grade statewide tk. it would allow all four-year- olds in the state to be enrolled in transitional kindergarten. starting in the fall of 2024, some california school districts adopted tk in 2010. but currently only four-year- olds with birthdates in september or later are eligible. an additional 250,000 kids will be eligible when it becomes implemented. >> we are putting out of blueprint over the next four years and that includes creating a new grade and fully implementing a commitment t

. >> leading off our conversation tonight, the lead prosecutor in the mueller investigation, tim o'brien is with us and senior columnist for the bloomberg opinion. he's the author of the book "trump's nation." the new york times confirmation of what has been reported, the new york attorney general's office has been criminally investigating the chief financial officer of former donald j. trump's company for months over tax issues. andrew, you had 24 hours to deliver what was breaking news exactly 24 hours ago. we do have some additional information, what's your reading of legal jeopardy for donald trump now in the state of new york? >> a couple of thoughts. allen weisselberg is clearly in the site of the manhattan office and the new york attorney general. they clearly want him to flip. frankly i rarely agree with him that michael cohen has it right which is that donald trump is going to say that he was not aware of certain facts or evaluations and blame under links. that's the tradition of people like others senior people and frankly it can be true. so getting him to flip is important. he

the jeremiah o'brien had to be moved from the pier but has since returned. >> we some breaking news right now into the kron 4 news room, a fire burning in pittsburgh right now. this is near the highway of john henry johnson parkway and west leeland road. it's just south of highway 4 and then west of railroad avenue. again, this is a fire burning in pittsburgh right now. the information that we're getting right now from contra, costa fire and also cal fire is that firefighters are on the scene right now of this vegetation fire and the fire is currently about one acres. it's burning in like grass and they have asked for additional resources. it's being called the henry fire. we're working to get more information on this breaking news story. again, this is a fire burning right now in pittsburgh will keep you updated on this breaking news story right here on kron 4 news and expect more from us coming up during our primetime coverage at 8 o'clock. but that is not something we want to be seeing this early in fire season to seize little fires are. getting bigger and bigger yeah. we saw what happ

. ♪ >> i am a jane o'brien in washington and this is bbc america.dia's hidden death toll, cobit killing thousands every day but the figures show only a fraction of the tragedy. the president of belarus sits down with vladimir putin as tensions mount over the interception of a passenger lane to arrest a journalist. >> we have been told 26 people have died here with symptoms of covid-19 in the past month. none of them were actually tested, that means -- >> from tourist hotspot to sanctuary, african migrants find refuge on the canary islands. love them, hate them, eat them. cicadas invade america, tasty ways to deal with brood x. >> welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. more than 300,000 people in india have died from coronavirus. covid is killing nearly 4000 people in the country each day. as staggering as the numbers are the true figure is likely to be several times higher especially in rural areas where access to health care d testing is virtually nonexistent. our international correspondent is there where she has a special repo

i just want to say national security adviser robert o'brien and i formulated the first policy to stop chinese military companies. we did it, sir, on grounds of, first, national security and, second, investor protection where the chinese companies fail miserably on both counts. now, i note that you are, if i have this right, suggesting that we prohibit any thrift savings plan funds from investing in any chinese company, military or nonmilitary. is that correct? is that your view? >> yes, that's exactly right, larry. and thanks for your leadership on this. i read your letter may 11, 2020, from the white house. you wrote this to, i guess, secretary scalia in the labor, the labor secretary. larry: yes, sir. >> and it was a great letter. we kindd of got our lead from there. and basically, that's what it is. we want to prohibit, you know with, tsp, any investment in china, especially with military 401(k)s and government officials. your 401(k), because you was in the federal government for a while, might be, and we don't want -- mine, and we don't want to invest in china. china can't go by a

. >> father kevin o'brien notified the school board of trustees of his a knife. the board accepted at the next day. o'brien was placed on leave back in march of last year pending an investigation for alleged misconduct and comments. the school is now searching for its next president. lisa kloppenburg will serve as acting president. in the meantime, all right. time now for 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look outside right now. the golden gate bridge, a little bit of fog rolling in. >> yeah. cooler today and if you like cool, whether he should stick around for thursday friday yeah. saturday, much cooler temperatures. you know those hot 90's over the past few days. those long gone. now that fog is making its way back on shore. here we go. up toward the beaches, it is really cool out there along the coastline. you need a jacket. those numbers in the 50's. all the great fog sitting over head there as well. >> again, see those temperatures staying cool up toward the coast is no getting around that temperatures go 57 degrees downtown gray all day long in the sun

soledad: i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to "matter of fact."ot a single shot fired by police in 2020. this sounds impossible, but the officers in newark, new jersey, were able to do it. how? well, the justice department's 2014 investigation into the newark police department revealed widespread brutality and racism within the department. to turn things around, the police department hired more black and brown officers, improved training progra a lot of the efforts were modeled after a city less than two hours away, camden, new jersey. that's where the mayor and city council dissolved their police department and rebuilt a county-wide force as calls for police reform escalated in 2020, i spoke to scott thomson, who is the former police chief of camden new jersey, about how those changes could be a blueprint for other cities. chief scott thomson, thank you for talking with me. you were the police chief during the reforms. camden undertook a complete overhaul of their department. everybody was fired, including you. describe for me what that overhaul

father kevin o'brien was placed on leave two months ago according the board of trustees. an investigation revealed he engaged in inappropriate behaviors in conversations with jesuit graduate students over dinner and those conversations were said to be inconsistent with jesuit protocols and boundaries. the report said alcohol was involved. >>> 54-year-old o'brien was named president of the university two years ago and he did preside over a mass at washington dc before president biden's inauguration. he wrote this to the university community " after much prayer and thought and out of deep love for santa clara, i have concluded the best service i can offer to our beloved university is to step aside now. >>> one of the most high profile bay area parents in the college admissions scandal has past court appearance here was a top executive at a private equity firm who pleaded guilty to charges of pain $50,000

father o'brien became the university's 29th president just two years ago. he presided over president biden's inaugural mass in washington, d.c., the morning biden took office. >>> in a month you can ditch your mask when you are outside. governor newsom at first saying the mask mandates will mostly be dissolved and then walked back those comments. the governor now says outdoor mask mandates will be lifted june 15th. he believes those indoor mandates will soon follow. one of the people looking to challenge governor newsom in the recall election is in some trouble. the campaign under investigation for using that live wild bear in a rally. take a look at this. you can see it right there. this is a 1,000-pound bear, and they were campaigning in san diego. it turns out that it might be against city law. the municipal code makes it illegal for anyone to bring a wild animal into the city. it's a misdemeanor. and john cox's campaign says it had approval to use the bear from several state agencies and two have appears at several rallies together. >>> in east contra c

age 13 is shot and killed in chicago, mckay o'brien, 816 shot and killed in columbus, ohio, anthony thompson17, shot and killed in knoxville, tennessee. these terrible stories have been used as fodder for the only debate the left seems to want these days, about race. we need to stop and think about what we are really seen. there is no conceivable reason for a 13 -year-old to be wandering the streets at 2:40 a.m. with a gun or for a 16 -year-old to be screaming and fighting in broad daylight armed with a knife and a 17 -year-old to hide a gun in his hoodie at school and none of this is a perfect parent in a position to judge but life is tough for many people. but there is something going terribly wrong in america and it's so deep and so personal and makes many people so uncomfortable that we ignore it and it's not going away and the problem is getting worse. the problem that crisis is the collapse of family in america. you see it in the stories and you see it in the numbers, where we once talked about divorce and family breakup but today families are not even being formed in the first place.

in a statement, the university says kevin o'brien resigned over the weekend following the conclusion of an independent investigation. he is 54 years old and was placed on leave two months ago after accusations of miss khan. duct during a syriza of informal dinners with grad student's father, o'brien became the university's president two years ago. he also presided over mass for president biden's inauguration. it's more important now than ever to support art and culture in order to reclaim our stories and reclaim our narratives, murals vandalized in san francisco's chinatown, the effort to make sure it doesn't happen again, as the artist says she knows who to blame. also vandalism, arrests and the north bay the three women accused of throwing pig blood on the former home of a man who testified in the derrick in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses and advanced cybersecurity to prot

because we have so much ground to cover before that, including the return of andrew weisberg and tim o'brien who were rushed into service last night as we were speaking in this moment, bookers were frantically trying to find experts to talk about this development of the new york state attorney general. embarking on the criminal investigation of donald trump. it is only fair that they get 24 hours to digest that and come back tonight with their expert views, of where we stand tonight. the story has developed a little bit. we now have reporting indicating that it's been more than a month or so since the trump lawyers found out about this criminal investigation. >> yeah, and there is new reporting from cnn tonight, we have not confirmed it but cnn has said that the new york attorney generals office has appeared to have held on to a piece of the criminal investigation themself, even though some of it has been handed to the da's office. according to cnn's reporting tonight, which we have not verified, they're saying that the a.g.'s office has high held on to criminal tax investigation of the chie

in a state with the university says that o'brien resigned over the weekend following the conclusionan independent investigation. the 54 year old judge what priest was placed on leave two months ago after accusations of misconduct during his syriza of informal dinners with grand students on their o'brien became the university's president two years ago and presided over mass for president biden's inauguration. student athletes from stanford have followed a lawsuit against the university over their decision to cut sports programs. the chronicle reports that the lawsuit was filed today and says stanford misled the athletes into enrolling and violated their rights. the university plans to cut 11 sports programs because of budget issues, including rustling. fencing men's volleyball and synchronized swimming. in a separate lawsuit filed by women athletes they're accusing stanford of sex discrimination because they say that cuts affect mostly women's sports. still ahead tonight. artists in san francisco fighting back against racism after murals honoring asian icons are vandalize what's we'r

tim o'brien is sticking around.a governor ron desantis getting real cozy today with fox news and what that suggests about the political motivations behind his new voting restrictions. >>> plus, rudy giuliani's money troubles and why recent history suggests donald trump should take them as a warning sign. >>> and why vaccine companies might not be too pleased with the president today. but why the president is digging in anyway. all those stories and more when "deadline white house" continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. ontinues after a quick break. don'got anywhere. this is our block. our place. our people. watch the curb. not having a ride to get the vaccine. can't be the reason you don't get it. you wanna help? donate a ride today. my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 14 day system. with a painless, onesecond scan i can check my glucose without fingersticks. now i'm managing my diabetes better and i've low

you may wonder what is o'brien wine even as i spell it in my memorandum book. oh apostrophe b r i e n i be parton. it's a vernacular. it is properly spelled h a u t e b r i o m holy arm. i have a very fine brent vintage to offer for this evening. and of course the conversation will be upon whatever you like, but i i caution. yes. yes too far delicate and delicious a meal to spoil it with any conversation on differences of opinion in either politics or religion. let us let us remove our sales from that at dinner time. next question how about any games you might play this evening? daisy would like to know if you like to play chess days. yeah, i want you to know someone asked me a question the long while ago mr. jefferson. what is your favorite board game? board game i've never been boarded and again and they then said no mr. jefferson. what you appreciate? well, i will tell you chess is probably my favorite game and i enjoy playing chess not only but my grandchildren anyone so interested in inclined, but but also with mr. madison the two of us will sit down and h

make the last few years have been quite o'brien. and learned of a home when it comes to also. perhaps the biggest the new i'm going to prove i love to be in the news there are pros in there at home but when you feel giving your realize it's called just another way of living a. good servant enjoying the right. it's an ongoing quest for a bit of. the arab spring began in 2011. people stood up against corrupt leaders and dictatorship. all these moments. have left deep box in my memory. they had hoped for more security more freedom more dignity. have their hopes fulfilled. in years after the arab spring. starts june 7th on t.w. . and. dogs shows undesigned audience of the bush awards in london. join us to unpack the highlights on the go say about the british music industry's most glittering nights as the year also on the show. and by.

o'brien. >> now, do i have a minute?>> the first night we were walking on air the entire show. >> we are on tv. calm yourselves. you can't act like guys that are too young on tv. >> letterman was ironic. that was the answer to carson. this show needs to be sillier. >> we did this bit where i played bill clinton. it was my favorite moment in my whole career. >> what did you got there in that mug? >> you would not be interested mr. president, it is green cocoa. >> i love it. let's have some. >> it is the kind of idiocy we could not have done on "saturday night live." >> sometimes you need them to do something goofy. >> i didn't know how to be a talk show side kick. he didn't know how to be a talk show host. [ laughter ] >> andy is not a yes man. andy goes for the joke. if you are insecure about being the funniest person out there, don't have me director. >> look at that. >> woops. >> i just loved everything about it. still do. >> konan was the voice of a new generation. you were not watching letterman anymore. it was for o

alex o'brien al jazeera. ah, one of the top stories on 0 european need is of agreed on sanctions against by the ruse. following the forced landing of a passenger plane and arrest of a distant journalist, video room on protests, of which in detention has been released on social media in a clip. he says he has no health problems and apparently admits to the crimes charged with. at the you so much in brussels leaders express the anger of the actions of batteries, freezing, billions of dollars of european investments. it is also demanded the immediate release of which a political crisis is unfolding in molly, the military is arrested. the president prime minister and defense minister there believe you've been taken to a military camp in catchy the un mission in molly has called for the immediate release. because hack has been monitoring events from deca in neighboring cynical. what happened was earlier today on national television and you government was announced and shortly after the prime minister made a phone

day and i think we was highest level of speech from vice president pence and mike pompeo and robert o'brienu know, the attorney general, and christophering -- fbi director, and what i found was a lot of these were senior officials, who were interpreting and then expressing what they believe to be administration strategy was and sometimes they align and sometimes they didn't. now inside the administration and, you know, there's a also this sort of false narrative that there was no strategy and what i kind of recorded out -- at the time but then went back over when researching book was there were different strategy and many different fashions it wasn't red team blue team or panda hug percent or sluggers or hawks and doves or any such simple construction. fact is there were several factions and those factions form what i call assorted alliance based on overlapping interest, and that those alliances change overtime because of the fact change over time because there was a ton of -- turnover and each of these factions had different champions with different time and so i sort of first identify sup

conan o'brien. they love him. and slowly, very, very slow licon an started to find it.m. i was scared to death. dave beat our brains out for two years. there were certainly questions on the part of my colleagues on nbc, what are we going to do about jay leno. >> i was really worried that the show was not going to make it. let me ask you a question. when police officers watch shows like "cops," do you think they root for the criminal? oh, man. >> on the worst day of the tonight show and the worst horrible conditions, you're still writing a joke and you're laughing, and i say, all right, let's see what we have to do to bring this thing out of a hole. >> jay has this ability to plow forward like nobody i've ever seen. >> i have to hand it to jay leno, that he's the one that says we're going to win this thing and i'm going to work harder. at that point, helen kushner had been fired and we promoted debbie vickers. it's another example of a woman behind the scenes who really is the formative person in the show. >> jay and i have in common the fact that we are both hard worker

father kevin o'brien was placed on leave two months ago.ccording to board of trustees investigation revealed he had conversations with jesuit graduate students over dinner inconsistent with jesuit protocols and boundaries. the report also said alcohol was involved. father o'brien wrote this to the community saying after much prayer and thought and out of deep love for santa clara i have concluded the best service i can offer to our beloved university is to step aside. >>> major overhaul in public education system. tk would allow all 4-year-olds to be enrolled in transitional kindergarten starting in fall of 2024. it would cost nearly $900 million for the first year and increase to $2.7 billion a year. some districts in california adopted tk in 2010 but currently only 4-year-olds with birthdays in september or later are eligible. when the program is implemented in three years, additional quarter miion 4-year-olds willelnew constion ancio able side of the former ash bury mcdonalds will be delayed. the project will be pushed back up to a due t

tim o'brien is a senior columnist for -- he is the author of the book, trump nation.k you very much for joining us for this breaking news tonight. you wrote a book about donald trump's business. has donald trump's to you because you said he was not a billionaire? donald trump lost that lawsuit against you because donald trump is not a billionaire. no one outside of the trump organization knows more about the trump businesses than you do. what is your reaction tonight to this announced publicly announced teamwork now in a criminal investigation of the trump businesses by the new york state attorney general and the manhattan district attorney? >> it's this dramatically ups the legal pressure on trump, on weisselberg and the entire trump organization, lawrence. up until now they've been their consequential of the twoas mo relative to laetitia james is investigation. she's a new york attorney general. because he had a criminal probe. and a criminal probe potentially carries a prison sentence. with it, a civil probe usually at its worst can result in a massive fine. the fa

the ss jeremiah o'brien had to be moved from the pier but has since returned. >> let's talk about oureather forecast now on this sunday was one of those just just write days. not too hot, not to call. didn't need to. he didn't. they see. >> in my opinion chamber, commerce weather. how you little a little chillier along the coast. i mean, it's like this is what we've got the best of what we've how you sell folks to come here. vacation paying out the weather. so live. that's true. yeah, we need folks to come back and leave it meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez into that with a look at what's on tap for tomorrow yeah, we're going to track a few degrees of warming. so we're going to be near average along the coast. >> but about 5 degrees above normal. for most of our inland valleys as we warm up 5 to 10 degrees from today's daytime highs and we're tracking overall better clearing along the coast. but we're still seeing some poor visibility at times, especially those of you in half moon bay pretty socked in the dense low clouds and fog. don't forget to turn on your low beams. if you're headin

. >> dana bash, jim acosta, tim o'brien, appreciate it. >> why did it take five days, not five minutes for house republican leaders to finally condemn one of their members repeated anti sayemetic statements? >>> and george floyd's girlfriend and what she sees for the future even as the killings of black men by police continue. ! hello id? i'm cold! before, we couldn't take in the sweet sounds of nature. seriously. before it can change the world, it has to change yours. the all-new, all-electric volkswagen id.4. i have an idea for a trade. why don't you call td ameritrade for a strategy gut check? what's that? you run it by an expert, you talk about the risk and potential profit and loss. could've used that before i hired my interior decorator. get a strategy gut check from our trade desk. ♪ ♪eh uh, eh uh♪ ♪flow (oh my gosh)♪ ♪where man go (oh my gosh)♪ ♪if a man see me (oh my gosh)♪ ♪i guess you never know what you got 'til it's♪ ♪flow (oh my gosh)♪ ♪where man go (oh my gosh)♪ ♪if a man see me (oh my gosh)♪ ♪i guess you never know what you got 'til it's♪ ♪eh uh, eh uh eh uh, eh uh eh u

i love seeing the clips of conan o'brien. they are so fun. but why did it fall apart? by and that was not the case, and they were not comfortable with losing jay as the number one guy, and they made a complicated to conan, and it was a complicated situation for them. >> and then what kind of impact did it have? >> it had an enormous impact, jim. a lot of people started to look at the "daily show" and the "colbert report," and it was interesting talking to the host because they were like, wait, we're comedians, and you should understand we're doing comedy, but they were enormously influential and they had a point of view and that brought point of view into late night. >> yeah, in the early 2000s, late night continues to diversify, you have chelsea handler on e -- >> it was pretty monochromatic for late night, let's face it. a woman could never break through and aside from arsenio hall there was not a person of color until george lopez, and they only last add short amount of time and it reinforced the idea that america would only accept a white host and one with a midwes

father kevin o'brien made the announcement today in. a statement he said concerns were raised in march about his behavior in certain social settings. he wrote an investigation determined it would be best for him to enter a program for alcohol and stress management issues. father o'brien says the program is expected to take four to six months. in the meantime an acting president will step in for now as the university figures out its next steps. >>> one of the bay area parents charged in the college admissions varsity blue scandal was sentenced to three months in prison today. he pleaded guilty in february to paying $50,000 to fix his son's act score. the prosecutors said he lived a double life because he founded a social impact fund that sought to bring positive change while using wealth and privilege to get his son into a prestigious college. >>> the city of oakland waterfront ball fair and accurate for the as did not come as a surprise for oakland mayor libby schaaff. she appear on midday live. >> i was not blind sided with the commiss

filly — mother earth, dettori convincingly held off his rivals at newmarket to give trainer aiden o'brien lewis hamilton has shown — yet again — why he's a seven time world champion after he fought back brilliantly to win the portuguese grand prix ahead of his rival max verstappen, who he now leads by 8 points in the championship race. nick parrott was watching. lewis hamilton is facing one of the greatest challenges to his supremacy, sandwiched between mercedes team—mate valtteri bottas and max verstappen's red bull, not a great place to start. things soon got worse. kimmy raikkonen's first lap collision took the safety car out and on the restart max verstappen got the jump on hamilton. the world champion said he wants to be hunted this season but now he was the hunter and a ruthless one. it tookjust the hunter and a ruthless one. it took just four laps to the hunter and a ruthless one. it tookjust four laps to get his place back. valtteri bottas had claimed pole but couldn't match his pace. once in front hamilton never looked back. giving up his lead right in and surrendered second plac

in a statement, father o'brien says concerns were raised about his behavior in certain social settingsinvestigation wrote it would be best for him to enter a program for alcohol and stress management issues. father o'brien says the program is expected to take up to six months and an african president will step in for now as university figures out next steps. >>> the president of the university of south carolina has resigned just days after he delivered a partly plagiarized commencement speech. you will not believe this one. bob castle and said he took two paragraphs without attribution to a spch by in charge of at the enof the speech, he also referred to the school as the university of california. he apologized earlier in the week and called it an oversight. and now it gets even wilder. >>> a miami woman is facing charges after police say she trespassed into a high school, pretending to be a student because she was trying to gain followers on social media. police say 28-year-old audrey nicole insert american senior high school on monday. security confronted her, but she said, i am a st

when she reports that to the security staff at the white house, after that o'brien who was the national time convened a series of security briefings because people were worried. who else could be targeted. what's interesting is that o'brien concluded that senior officials, cabinet members, people like himself, were not at high risk. that the risk seemed to be more junior people, if you will. you know, people who had direct access because of their jobs to information, sensitive intelligence, that maybe the perpetrators of this were targeting with whatever they were doing. but frankly they -- the amount of knowledge is very limited because they haven't caught anybody in the act. they haven't found the device. so they basically have to make these assessments based on the testimony of patients like marc. that's what they have to go on at this stage. >> hey, gents, i'm out of time. marc, everything i know about your business i learned from jason bourne, but i wonder if we're trying to replicate it. maybe that would help us figure it out. quick yes or no. do you know if the cia is trying to s

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okay, sticking to celebs, conan o'brien's final show on tbs will be june 24th. he's actually moving his long-running talk show to hbo max. when that show will start is not yet determined. >>> mother's are expected to get a lot of love and gifts on this mother's day. it's coming up on sunday. the national retail federation says spending could top $28 billion, that's $2 billion more than last year. the average amount per person $220 and the top gifts remain jewelry followed by electronics. i think as a mom you just want to spend time with your loved ones. you know, time with your kids. or else time at a spa. >> you've had a lot of that. >> one of those two things. >> we've all had a lot of time with our families over the last year. >> that might be the gift, away from the family, just the "me" time. >> well you've been reminded. i know you won't forget, mike. >> exactly, yes, that's true. it's on the calendar there, a couple generations in this household. >>> toward the roadway a smooth drive right now and folks are getting together to get to work. over at the bay

miles o'brien looks at efforts to create electric planes of the future.special "nova" documentary tonight. >> reporter: chandler airport in fresno, california has been in operation since the wright brothers era. aviation 1.0. today the art deco gry has faded. but joseph oldham is using this old underutilized place to help launch a new age of flight. aviation 3.0. >> this is the third revolution of aviation, the first revolution of course, was powered flight. second revolution was jets in the 1940s, early 1950s. electric propulsion is the third revolution. >> reporter: these are pipistrel alpha electros. the first certified all electric airplanes in the world. and he was gracious enough to give a fellow pilot the right seat. all right, let's do it. contact. >> yeah, clear. >> reporter: it was as simple as flipping a switch. it was weirdly quiet as we taxied to the runway. >> the noisiest thing on this airplane are the brakes. >> reporter: and watch what happened, when we stopped to wait for traffic. >> you just sit here just like an electric car. >> report