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i'm not a real pant [ bleep ]er, but i have a friend who said dude, i [ bleep ]ed my pants last week, and i haven't [ bleep ]ed my pants in a while. so that's at least twice. yeah, once a month. i go, something's wrong, dude. you're not supposed to constantly [ bleep ] your pants over the age of 2. he's like, all the time, dude. what's david spade's next movie? i don't know, you never know. it's whatever sandler turns down. so i just don't know. why is david spade famous? i was in a rock group called hanson in high school. maybe you've heard of it, mm bop, mm bop boop be-bop. exactly. yes, vader. we have a great show. music from the avett brothers. we'll be right back with my friend lauren lapkus. whoo! ♪ >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by march rell's avengers. coming to your favorite gaming platform september 4th. embrace your powers. >> dicky: abc's "jimmy kimmel live," brought to you by verizon. powerful 5g experience for america. it's 5g ultra wideband, and it's already available in parts of select cities. like los angeles and in new york city. and it

from what i hear, it's invisible without pants. let's see from a different angle. i see some good things here. look at his core. that's where any great golfer gets their power. he's thicc with two "c"s, just like his high school report card. and those childbearing hips. it looks like his water could break in the middle of his swing. when he yells "fore," he's giving his donut order. now let's break down his grip, crucial to any golfer's game. zoom in. as you can see, it's a very unconventional grip. the way he interlaces his fingers. he has such soft, supple hands. he swings. widen back out, yes. he swings, hitting the ball. well done, mr. president. and off goes his caddie to find the ball in the woods. he has a special talent for finding trump's balls. all right, when we come back, mr. willie nelson. ♪ red, blue, 16 percent undecided. here we are a nation divided. but 2020 had us shook. so we gave the world another look. and saw a future of differences celebrated. every voice heard and advocated. where everyone can show their pride. 'cause love should never have

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>> jimmy: no, i didn't soda crackers, the party pants of tape recording. >> i got it.z up your jeans, man. this next book is a cookbook i love cookbooks this one is called, "cooking in the nude, for playful gourmets." i think it's probably not a safe idea but what would i know? let's look at some recipes cream cheese balls cream cheese balls. >> that seems pretty safe. >> jimmy: i don't even have to look at the recipe on this >> go ahead, read it go ahead, go ahead >> jimmy: been there, schmeared that oh-oh! cream cheese balls you want to try it well, we're down to our last book here. called, "the ha ha powder. >> no. >> jimmy: this is a fun, upbeat book about clowns that are into weird bags of powder that make you happy. >> needs a sequel. >> jimmy: i'm sure it's safe look who makes the book. look at that hey. happy birthday, kids that's all i have for this edition of my "do not read list." if you have a book that should be on our next "do not read list." send us your titles. stick around, we'll be right back with bryan cranston, everybody. ♪ ♪ itchy? scratchy? family

trump lady, karen pants and we will hearfrom lara trump and lady, karen pants and we will hear fromara trump and then from the vice president mike pence. our correspondent is in washington, dc. a big picture so farfor women voters. washington, dc. a big picture so far for women voters. a theme that started last night with the peach from the first lady, milani trump who laid out the case for her husband in very touching terms, at times, referring to him constantly as donald, would you do not often hear, talking about how he supported her and so many other women throughout their lives together and in his administration. remembering that this is a woman who has been publicly humiliated by the allegations of her husband's multiple infidelities and has had to face some sordid revelations. the message from her seemed to be that if she, as the first lady and the wife of donald trump could move past this and see beyond the less savoury this and see beyond the less savoury aspect of his character, then so could women who were perhaps wavering about their continued support in the last four ye

pantelis: yeah, we're ready for it. lemonis: very proud of you, pantelis. pantelis: thank you very much. petros: thank you very much for everything. lemonis: really proud of you. you have a great family and great parents. i'll see you soon. lemonis: tonight on a special episode here's the deal... there's a new sheriff, it's me. ...it's my blueprint for success in business. if you don't like money, don't follow my process. i look back on all the deals i've made... my offer is $1.7 million. ...and the people i've met. how are you? i'm marcus. the biggest triumphs... all: opa! lemonis: ...and the total fiascoes... [ shouts ] guys, shut up! ...and put everything i've learned... -ching-ching. -...into 10 key lessons... we got to come up with a better process. if you don't evolve, you will die. ...sharing some shocking updates throughout. are you the grim reaper, or...? sometimes. after dozens of investments and nearly $60 million spent, this is "the profit," my top 10 rules for success. my name is marcus lemonis and i risk my own money to save struggling busines

that it was all in good fun. >> you know, it was weird because she was pregnant and couldn't get her pantsd. and i was like, trying to like -- i had on a pair of jeans i haven't worn in a long time and i couldn't get mine zipped either so -- and so i just put my belly out like hers and it was just -- she's my wife's assistant and she is a sweetheart and i should have never put up a photo and embarrassed her because -- anyway, i have apologized to everybody and i promised my kids i'm going to try to be a good boy from here on out. >> well, that apology may not be enough. he is the head of liberty university which maintains a strict code of ethics banning lewd lyrics, sexual conduct and immodest dress and not the first time that he's caused a scandal. he was urged to step down after making a black face joke. a member of the and is calling on him to resign and congressman walker is joining me right now. you are calling for him to resign. tell us why. >> brianna, i just think there is a code leaders have to live by, especially when you're leading the largest christian evangelical university in

we were grateful that joe didn't his pants and run it in his blood."cnn" the parents of a hockey game clapping for the clumsy kids scoring against his own team. look joe can. they [blank] for dump trump as obvious data refutes it. blue states have twice the numbers with fewer cases than red states. our democrat governor allowed thousands of red zones to become infected and die. what did trump do? the shutdown travel got a zillion ventilators. he sent the hospital shift to a city ward in an incident which was then ignored by the governor because he'd rather not do anything lifesaving that makes trump looks good. he flowed kesha to get them through the pandemic and set the table for america to ignore this disease by delivering the best economic numbers in u.s. history. but none of this matters because reality doesn't matter. we live in a fantasy world of denial accosted by complicit media that allows beatings by writing democrats and extremists who continue. shootings rising to the suburbs. it's going to get worse until the democrat society gets better

he pants. 0k! 0ne down, 70 more to go. it is beautiful limestone. places to grab onto. it looks like it is raining down there. you think it is going to rain? yeah, it is going to be heavy rain. 500 metres to go. 100 metres to go. i hope we get there before the rain. what ladder is this? the last ladder. this looks like the summit. is it? yeah, the summit is here. we are here, guys. oh, wow! yeah! and there are so many of them! 0h! this is beautiful! yep! just daggersjutting out of the forest canopy. yeah, it really is spectacular, right? the final stop in myjourney across sarawak is bario in the kelabit highlands, home to one of the world's most remote food festivals. it is not exactly a smooth road, it is being like being a greased—up piece of popcorn back here in the back—seat, but it is a lot of fun! i am quite an adventurous eater and i will try everything. once, at least once. if it is not so good then only once, but often when you come to these far—away places, you will find some pretty far out food and i'm hoping we will find some very intere

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. >> as soon as stood up the needle was still attached to my pants and that's when it fell to the seat. >> reporter: that's when he started panicking. >> the first thought in your mind what was in that needle. about two minutes later i decided to check on the train, i pulled down my pants on the train and basically checked and there was a puncture. >> reporter: hew took this picture of the wound and called 911. he didn't want to leave the needle unattended and wanted to make sure police picked it up to get tested. >> there was definitely like some residue on the inside so it was definitely used. it wasn't like a brand new needle. it wasn't capped. >> reporter: but police and paramedics met him on the west oakland station. they snapped pictures and bagged the needle as evidence. he later had his blood drawn at kaiser to test for viruses. i asked b.a.r.t. if they would get the needle tested and a spokesperson wrote back it depends on the blood test and they're pulling video to determine what happened prior to their contact with marcel. now he's worried about long-term health problems if

i had on a pant suit. i thought i was looking cute. get there and, come to find out, it was this great about pants so that's what started it. >> do you ever think to yourself, wow, i'm a trailblazer and it's about wearing pants, right? i mean, you wouldn't have thought that would have been a place you'd have to blaze a trail. >> right. right. when i first showed up at the senate, the guard didn't want to let me in the door, until somebody told him that's the senator from illinois. i guess he had never seen a black woman coming in the door of the senate, as a member. >> it's a new day in america. >> it took 25 years, from your election as the first black, female senator in the united states of america, to elect another. that was kamala harris. >> your next vice president of the united states. >> now, she is the democratic vice presidential candidate. how do you feel about that? >> i think it's terrific. i'm delighted, and i couldn't be happier. the fact is having a black woman on the ticket for the presidency for the white house, i thin

i'm not wearing pants. i let them know, this is not sexual. this is professional. snacks, tonight i wanted to be nice for you, so i'm wearing biker shorts. >> nikki: no. yes, yes, amazing. that outfit actually goes. you look great. isn't this so great? this is the first time i've been wearing makeup or any kind of fitted thing in months and months, and it's so nice to get a break from that. have you found it's nice to escape all the pressures of trying to look hot? >> oh, my gosh, i look like trash most days. just throwing it all out there. >> nikki: we got it together for is this this. >> i always have a zit patch on just in case. just in case. >> nikki: preemptively. >> yeah. >> nikki: you have a new advice podcast coming out which i'm so excited about, it's called "black frasier." you love "frasier"? >> never seen it. never seen it. >> nikki: i love that you've never seen it, and it's such a great name because you have no information about "frasier" other than the cover of the dvd. >> my boyfriend loves the show, and i always give advice, so i'm like a black fra

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her pants were down and someone had written on the sweatshirt all yours, fu.s phone in the apartment and saw the weird texts sam had sent her and learned about his combat tour and how sam sometimes had night terrors. and when police searched his name in their database they found something sam's friends already knew. >> he had done some jail time. >> back in 2018 sam was charged in the murder of another teenager but sam's dad knew it did not look good. >> doesn't buy you room from law enforcement. i understood that. that is why it was imperative to start looking immediately. steve wanted to find his son to prove he was innocent. orange county prosecutor matt murphy wanted to find sam quickly for entirely different reasons. >> he has a dead woman in his apartment, he is missing, you factor in afghanistan, he is a trained killer. he was accused of this before and this guy is potentially very dangerous. >> the detectives and the dad hunted sam independently but on parallel tracks. detectives spoke with sam's neighbors. >> i saw sam that day and had a short convers

you took her precious life, and then you disgraced her by pulling of her pants?er was just a decoy, nothing else. >> reporter: the spotlight then turned to rachel buffett. she faced a felony charge, accessory after the fact. police and prosecutors don't believe you were honest with them. >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: were you honest with them? >> i was. i know my heart, and god knows my heart. and that's my comfort is god's in control and god knows i'm innocent. >> reporter: you an honest person? >> i think so. to the best of my capabilities. i told the truth to try to help the police get to the bottom of things. my heart was always in the right place. >> reporter: dan kills sam. dan disposes of sam's body. dan lures julie to sam's apartment, using sam's phone. dan kills julie. during all that time, you never suspect a thing? >> not a thing. >> reporter: in september 2018, eight years after the murders, the aspiring actress went on trial, accused of lying to protect the man she loved. >> this is my name. this is my life. this is my entire future. and i have nothing to

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get there, and come to find out it was this great hullabaloo behind the scenes about me having on pants senator carol mosley braun. >> so that's what started it. >> did you ever think to yourself, wow, i'm a trailblazer, and it's about wearing pants, right? i mean you wouldn't have thought that would have been a place you had to blaze a trail. >> right. right. when i first showed up at the senate, the guard didn't want to let me in the door until somebody told him that's the senator from illinois. i guess he had never seen a black woman coming in the door of the senate as a member. >> it's a new day in america! >> i mean to me, wolf, 1993 doesn't sound that long ago, but it is pretty shocking in so many ways to look back and talk with women like ambassador mosley braun about what women faced in congress only 30 years ago, to imagine that, pants were an issue. but so many barriers still exist. women still make up less than a quarter of the seats in congress right now. that number even lower for women of color. so we talk about why that is and why we have not elected a woman president in

. >> i'm buying yoga pants, i'm buying a lot of sportsy outfits. >> reporter: a new survey shows 60%ar sweatpants while working from homement that has big brands capitalizing on this moment launching new lines of athleisure meeting shoppers at homes. lululemon will soon wear out a new pair of pants for women with five pockets that look like work slacks but feel like workout gear. >> what are you hearing from customers on what they really want right now when it comes to active wear? >> they want versatility in what they're wearing. it needs to perform across the multiple needs that they have in a day because we're not putting on our business attire and then coming home and shifting sba in our at home attire. they're all merging. >> do you see an increased demand, an increased hunger for not just comfy clothes but comfy clothes that look good and perform well that make us feel a little more put together? >> absolutely. and i think that has been some of the success of lululemon to date. you can u activities, be it through sweat or everyday on the move. >> meaning when we do go back to t

her pants were also undone. falwell apologized for the photo.prominent associates at the university are calling for his resignation all together. >> a total of $15 million to assist lebanese familyies, in desperate need of support after the explosion tuesday. killed hundreds of people, injured thousands more and still thousands are missing. >> the money will go towards helping hospitals, trauma care and repairing homes. according to unicef, the estimates are that nearly 100,000 children will be among those whose homes were damaged or destroyed all together. >> this is from a hospital moments before the explosion. a husband, watching his wife get wheeled off to deliver their baby recorded the footage. after the blast, he had to wheel his wife's bed into a safe room and wait for help. her nurses and doctors, who were injured themselves, still helped deliver, i am happy to say, her healthy baby boy. >> that is remarkable that in that environment they were still able to deliver that baby. >>> cnn senior international correspondent is in beirut this

i've been avoiding my hard pants ever since >> hard pass on the hard pants >> and i need the home editmple easy pasta recipe what are we cooking? >> yeah. so i am so into shortcut homemade ravioli and what makes it shortcut is that i use wonton wrappers these are just in the store and i made a little mixture of ricotta, parmesan, lemon zest and i put a little -- i can't get too close to you guys. put a little dollop in the middle of the wonton wrapper i take my second wonton wrapper and put it on top, line up the edges. and then you want to press it together oops, i grabbed three. that's okay. i'm doing this on the fly. and then just force all the air out and honestly, if you can't make homemade pasta dough or don't have time, this is such a great shortcut >> i like that >> and then you can get an assembly line with your kids make as many of these as you want drop them into salted water one by one and look >>ur in butter toast the crumbs and then the cake that's left, you slice the cake into three slices lengthwise. i already blackberries and lemon juice. >> yum >> it's so fun to use a

you probably couldn't have interviewed me on television for periods of that, but whenjohn pant is welly forward , others, to find an alternative way forward, that is what worked. i also think one of his great, and to his great credit, that when the news broke about a meeting with me and he was the victim of a tsunami of abuse and vilification, that he stuck with it. we must have met in secret, privately, for over a decade against a background and foreground of terrible atrocities and other events. at the end of it all it works, and at work not least because ofjohn hume. many others, but because this is the sad day of his passing, smart that it would not have happened withoutjohn hume or pat hume. i think he was generally a brave man, anyway. if you look at some of the old footage. look at mcgilligan strand. the water cannons and being in the middle of the tracker that occurred right some of those early civil rights marches. he was a brave man anyway. i think what was significant, he was a dairy man. —— derry. he wasn't in a bubble. he was presented by father alec reid that if we could

they are wearing the pants.e, you see nancy pelosi with the title and of that kind of stuff, but the energy is always where it is. you can't fake that. >> melissa: frightening police body cam videos showing officers pelted with bottles and exposes in seattle, while caugh in porta savage beating, video. the protests us are little sign letting up. he's a good musical hi, this is margaret your dell technologies advisor there's an art to listening. it's the ability to hear more than what's being said. to understand the meaning in every pause. and to be able to offer the answers that make someone feel truly heard. i understand, let's get started. that's what you get when you talk to a dell technologies advisor. >> melissa: disturbing police body cam video coming out of seattle that shows protesters throwing explosives that police, trying to control a crowd at an anti-cop protest. watch. [explosions] >> melissa: six officers were hurt, one suffering and eye injury, another got burned on his neck. meanwhile, in portlan

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he pulled his pants up with both hands. >> okay. obviously that could be very significant. so then what happened? after the shots were fired? >> after they shot him, the officer that shot him pulled him out of the car and laid him on the ground and got on his knees and i guess he was trying to help him, like resuscitate him. >> you are narrating what you saw here and obviously you saw a lot that happened before that was so disturbing you decided to start filming it. your video is the reason tens of millions of americans now know about jacob blake and what happened here. i mean, how does it make you feel as a black man yourself to actually see this happen? where you were, to be the one who was able to pick up your phone and film it? >> it is disturbing to actually look out my window where i live and see this man get shot by the police seven times. it is highly disturbing for me. but i'm pretty sure jacob's kids were more traumatized than anybody during the whole situation. they were in the car. after the shooting the mom of one of the children pulled jacob out of the car and

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her pants had been removed. and boney's sweatshirt with his dna was at the crime scene.that dna had been in the database three years before the murders. >> it took one hour and one email to find charles boney. that could've been done in 2002, had prosecutor faith done it. >> and you'd think in a case on which, you know, children and a mom are murdered, ambushed in a garage that they would bend over backwards to do it right. >> stan faith was the prosecutor in trial one. >> the defense said, well, we asked you, the state, the prosecutors to send that out. >> to be balanced, to be tested against a national register of dna, and -- >> i asked the lead investigator to do that. and he said, we didn't get anything. and that's why -- >> but, in fact, he hadn't sent it out at all. >> no, i think he sent it out. well, he hadn't sent the proper dna. >> faith says he later learned the detective sent out the wrong dna sample from the sweatshirt. mike mcdaniel, david's first defense attorney, isn't buying that. >> i think he's a liar. >> you don't think he ever ran it. >> no, i don't

was that my pants yes. now before digital photography took over you may remember there was a thing called a slide show people used projectors to show travel photos to friends and family it was torture but if the words slide show still strike terror in your heart stick around for this artist voice work is a biological attack on the photographic slide. these were once totally average slides vacation snapshots street scenes relics of the age of analog photography then both come down tough fish them out of the trash and set his bacteria to work on the. he also does that with icons of art history as slide photos of course. we caught up with one of the congo on tie it has been in studio downs where he turned slides into art once the bacteria have done their thing. no puts fun funny i thought it was really interesting that there was this classic heaven and hell situation room with adam uneven the tree of knowledge and the snake in the foreground is someone running away from some monsters from the house and now the