jordan peele. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ jordan peele!hat i call chilling. >> jimmy: thank you for doing that, because that's a nice little easter egg for anyone who saw "get out." >> thank you. that's the first time i've done the "get out" challenge. >> jimmy: that is the "get out" challenge. that is it. see how close you can get to the camera, and then make a a right turn? >> i'm so glad i didn't wipe out. i was sure i was gonna go "boom", right in to the camera -- ergh. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i wanted to talk to you about this. >> oh yeah. >> jimmy: congratulations on this. we'll get to this. i just want to talk to you also about, congratulations, you got married. >> i got married. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very funny chelsea peretti, who we love. >> that's right. she made an honest man of me. >> jimmy: that's right. she did. yeah, oh that's so great. i'm so happy. i heard you guys were dating. i was like, "oh, that's fantastic." >> yeah that's right. and we're brewing together a a comedy legend, within her. >> jimmy: i

there is a peel on the floor there, sir.y footsteps and it was the size of a 50p piece. i picked it up and put it in the bin. he started to issue a fine. 0k, unfortunately, it's still an offence, contrary to section 87 of the environmental protection act. unfortunately, it's still an offence. even though luke had dropped the orange peel by accident, and picked it up, the kingdom officer was determined to proceed. what will happen is i'll be issuing a fixed penalty notice for some £75, payable within 14 days. well, i was shocked that i received a ticket. there was nothing to do once you receive the ticket, you had the ticket. and then i was going to basically appeal the case, because why should i pay for something i didn't do? neither kingdom nor the council had reckoned with luke's mum, who works for a lawyer. my main concern was trying to find any case law. had somebody been prosecuted before? and the cases that i did find were people who actually did litter, but there was nothing like this. nobody had actually challenged.

jordan peele is here. his work on the comedy central sketch series "key and peele" earned him awards. he made a directorial film and his film is called one of the most satisfying thrillers in several year. "get out" has grossed over 38 times its budget for $175 militar million. here's a look at the trailer. >> you have your here te-- theatre. >> mom and dad my black boyfriend will be coming up this weekend. i don't want you to be shocked but he's a black man. >> i've never seen you like this before. don't come back all different. >> so you guys come up from the city? >> yeah, heading up for the weekend. >> can i see your license, please. >> he wasn't driving. >> i didn't ask who was driving i asked to see his i.d. >> how long's this been going on? >> we hired them to help with hi parents. i couldn't bare to let them go. >> do you smoke in front of my daughter? >> i'm going quit. >> she can take care of that for you. >> how? >> hypnosis. >> so look i go do my research. apparently a bunch of brothers been mi

. ♪ charlie: jordan peele is here. work on the comedy central sketch series and him a peabody and emmy award. earlier this year he made his directorial debut with the horror film "get out." it involves an african-american man who visits his wife girlfriend's parents, and uncovers a conspiracy. called one of the most satisfying thrillers in years. it has grossed over 38 times its budget, for a domestic box office total of $175 million. it will be released on blu-ray and dvd on may 23. here's a look at the trailer. >> did you pack your toothbrush? do you have yard uterine? -- deodorant? >> yes. do they know i'm black? >> mom and dad, my black boyfriend will be coming over. just don't want you to be shocked. [laughter] >> i've never seen you like this. come back and you have your pants up to your stomach. so you guys coming up from the city? >> just heading up for the weekend. >> can i see your license please? >> he wasn't driving. >> how long has this been going on? this thing? [laughter] we hired georgina and walter to

but it looks like spray paint and it's hard to peel it off. he's just pretending to cross the line. now it's time to get logan on board. >> you want to come to my house really fast? says can you help me. he says sure i'll be there in ten. because of where he lives, the valet is going to bring out his car. logan's not there yet. and it's funny what you can get away with. >> let's take it far joyride. >> time to ruin logan's day. >> are you waiting at the valet? >> yeah. why? >> they gave us your car instead. and we drove it over on the side of your building. >> yeah. prank wars. so you're going to want to come over here, bro. >> then it sinks in. >> no! >> you're going

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lou: am i going to get some answers to my questions as the onion peels. >> in good time.th us. appreciate it as always for your great reporting. john solomon who makes it all happen certainly. we have got a question for you. we want you to vote in our poll. the question is do you believe that the former fbi is firing was long overdue? we would like to get your sense of things. cast your vote on twitter at on twitter @lou dobbs. up next dramatic news out of washington. president trump firing james comey. more details are developing. we will be bringing them to you and we will be joined by former assistant director of the fbi bill gavin attorney barbara smith here to weigh in. stay with us, we are coming these days families want to be connected 24/7. that's why at comcast, we're always working to make our services more reliable. with technology that can update itself. and advanced fiber network infrastructure. new, more reliable equipment for your home. and a new culture built around customer service. it all adds up to our most reliable network ever. one that keeps you conn

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while you were reading my text that says watch out for the banana peel you slip on a banana peel butt if i didn't distract you with a text that told you to look out for the banana peel. you would have just been walking down the corridor so that's an interesting case where the act of trying to interfere with the past created the very thing you tried to interfere with and so there is still a lot more thinking we need to do on the frontier of time travel but that's an example of something were in events may be happening exactly that way and nothing is going to change it because the act of trying to change it created the event that tried to change it. >> host: kline observatory tweets in just saw on booktv neil tyson lewis agnes kirk. >> guest: agnes clerk i have most of her books. i meant to say many of her books. she wrote in the 19th century which was a golden age of astronomical discovery. we don't think of it that way because we have much bigger telescopes today and relativity and quantum physics. all those are 20th century discoveries but that the 19th century if you were around at

where i live in west london, there is peeling and bre ntford west london, there is peeling and brentfordeen said they will stand aside. —— ealing. picking up on the point you made, kate some people say it is a moral obligation and if you are party and stand for certain things, regardless of an overlap with another party, you ought to give people the right to see the candidate and it is your moral duty to field a candidate?” candidate and it is your moral duty to field a candidate? i agree with that and that is how politics works. he want to be elected and push forward. i do feel sorry for those voters who feel disenfranchised now. they don't have their usual party to vote for. we'll have to see if you are right. the swingometer has been a regular feature of election night coverage for the best part of 60 years. it was designed to explain the unfolding results in visual terms. what started off as a simple hand made prop has developed using the latest in computer wizardry. jenny kumah's been looking at the evolution of the device. # it don't mean nothing if it don't have that swing. if it

if they start peeling away more and more, if we see people calling for a special prosecutor, i thinkt is a big indication that there's more problems to come. i think what i'll be watching for most, let's say they do go with an independent third party to investigate this. if they go with an independent commission, the point of that is to just come out with a report. they can't do any prosecution. they can subpoena people. but if we have a special prosecutors involves, it will be a problem with the administration, it will be a problem on capitol hill because we'll see more people peel away from their support of president trump, and that's the issue. we'll have a peeling away for support of the deputy. >> we have more about reporting of president trump considering doing a shake-up, a huge reboot that could involve taking out chief of staff reince priebus, steve bannon. also talking about expanding the communications team, even hiring producers from fox news to help with this. do you think that is really going to help this white house in the tough weeks and months to come? >> fox news, i

ll: it it i— ill l peel ll:ll llll llll peel ll 95% of taxpayers, but the top 5% may have to pay a little the shadow chancellor has been on the andrew marr programme this morning. anyone earning below £80,000 will be guaranteed not to have increased income tax or vat or national insurance contributions. for those above 80,000, we're asking them to bea above 80,000, we're asking them to be a modest bit more to fund our public services. you had a theresa may on last week. you put that very good question to her about nurses, an 11% cut good question to her about nurses, an11% cut in good question to her about nurses, an 11% cut in wages over the past seven years. some of them having to go to food banks? 0ur nurses? that cannot be right. so we're going to ask the higher earners to pay a bit more. the conservatives on a rather different tack this morning. yes, not talking about brexit, this is a policy announcement. this is about mental health issues, they want to have a shake—up of mental health legislation, which would involve changing the rules governing treatment, like the mental health ac

stool along with addiction and mental het and conflict litigation and interrupters and violence and peel have done stuff successful violence intervention along those license but they have have resources of a police department and happening always more money goes to the police. >> exactly. >> l and there's kind amazing tg that police are able to do and again -- i don't to -- i don't to -- leave you with the idea that i think this is bad faith there are so many police officers i've talked to who are in good faith want to protect people and crime go down and people at high levels administrators who are data driven and really like sophisticated thinkers about this stuff if you look at baltimore right now it is extremely upsetting since the death. the homicide rate is -- emergency and grappling with what that means but fundamentally there's a amazing thing police departments have been able to do if crime is going down, right -- then police need more money because what they're doing is working. and if you cut them off then crime will come back up. if crime is going up, then they need more mone

while you are reading for text it says watch out for the banana peel and you slip on the banana peel.ld have, you would not have slipped on it if i had not distracted you with the text that said to look out for the banana peel. you would've just been walking down the corridor. that's an interesting case where the act of trying to interfere with the past created the very thing that you tried to interfere with. so, there's still a lot more thinking we need to do on the frontier of time travel but that's an example of where an event may always be happening exactly that way and there's nothing you can do to change it because the act of trying to change it created the event that you try to change. >> host: klein observatory in just saw on book tv neil tyson list agnes clerk as an influence she chronicled the rise of astrophysicist and a remarkable setting. >> guest: yes, agnes clerk, i have most of her books. i meant to say, many of her books. she wrote in the 19th century which was a golden age of astronomical discovery. we don't think of it that way because you have much bigger telescope

this is part of a trend in increase in crime here in recent years.and say they're keeping their eyes peeled in hopes of preventing something like this happening to them or their neighbors.tim mcconnell/neighbori think it's one of the things we've kind of decided that with this kind of going on and now the vehicle fires. if people are driving through your neighbhorhood i dont think there's a real problem of asking if you have any suspicions do you need some help or are you looking for something. just ask questions to see who's driving through here. hopefully people aren't put off by that but its kind of what you have to do.fire investigators are checking surveillance cameras in the parts of walnut creek and lafayette that were targeted in hopes of getting more information about the suspect or suspects.(hermela aregawi) police in lafayette and walnut creek say they'll be on high alert.while fire officials remind you to call their arson line if you think you have information that can help investigators.reporting in pleasant hill, hermela aregawi, kron 4 news. an off duty alameda county sheriff

while you're reading hi text that says watch out for the banana peel, you slip on the banana peel.slipped on it if i didn't distract you with the text that told you to look out for the banana peel. you would have just been walking down the corridor. so that's an interesting case where the act of trying tot interfere with the past created the very thing you tried to interfere with. and so this is still a lot more thinking -- there's still a lot more thinking we need to do on the frontier of time travel, but that's an example of where an event may always be happening exactly that way, and there'se nothing you can do to change it, because the act of trying to change it created the event that you tried to change.th >> host: klein observatory tweets in: just saw on booktv neil tyson list agnes be clerk as an influence. she chronicled the rise of astrophysics in a remarkable set of books. >> guest: yes. so agnes clerk, i have, i think, most of her books. many of her bookings. she wrote in the 19th century which was a golden age of astronomical discovery. we don't think of it that wayom b

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court off peels for the ninth circuit. >> nationally based discrimination. >> the state of hawaii arguingments like this one from candidate trump. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> proves the executive order at its hard is a muslim ban. >> our point was objective observer looking at all this would have no other conclusion but this executive order is trying to denigrate a religion. >> last week the case went before the the administration needs a win in both the fourth and ninth circuits in order to implement the travel ban. diane and kendis. >> our thanks to danya bachus for the latest. this is going to, many observers is saying this is something that willened of in the supreme court. >> even if the two courts agree that is still the likely outcome. and, there is also no indication of when, either of these courts will rule. the last time the travel ban was before a court like this, it only took two days of oral arguments. it could take them however long it it takes. >> man other states getting involved in it as well a uh c

for the afternoon, fog won't peel away, stick around into late morning and early afternoon along the coastline. impact the temperatures. see the numbers in the 80s inland. 90s become 80s. still warm and sunny but not record breaking heat. fog keeps it cool at coast. friday even cooler as breezy leads to windy as we head to 1:00 in the afternoon on friday and winds increase. close to 40 miles an hour on the coast and topping that 9:00 p.m. saturday, maybe some sprinkles. certainly a chance saturday night between 7:00 and 11:00 p.m. downloading the accuweather app helps you keep track of the changes. including our radar live doppler 7. cooler afternoon, mid-60s to mid-80s. cooler and windier. upper 60s to low 70s inland. chance of showers saturday afternoon, evening, next week possibility is there for >>> ayesha curry loves to cook. had her own cooking show and published cookbook. now getting her own restaurant. san francisco business times is reporting she's partnering with chef michael munis who opened restaurant at bottom of the tower that's leaning an sinking in san francisco. rest

there is one more portrait by john wilson peel. you think he has a thin head and ask how is that possible? it looks like he has a broad head. apparently that was the way he was. that is what i'm talking about, subtleties and complications of his face. that is why you have to make a three-dimensional model of it. that is the beginning stages. profiles, most portraits that we see our three quarter. that means the head is turned partially to the size. when you're doing a sculptor, you need a profile. there is a drawing of profile, and we had the piece metal which is in a museum which shows the profile done by a german artist. then we had a wax which was done by an italian sculptor who did work in the capital, the large eagle relief in statuary hall, not the carved history. i spent a lot of time trying to establish his profile so we can go from there. this is early stages. back to the three-quarter again. this is the portrait of washington. i mentioned earlier that i thought that my own personal opinion -- washington does there are a l

this is part of a trend in increase in crime here in recent years.and say they're keeping their eyes peeled in hopes of preventing something like this happening to them or their neighbors.tim mcconnell/neighbori think it's one of the things we've kind of decided that with this kind of going on and now the vehicle fires. if people are driving through your neighbhorhood i dont think there's a real problem of asking if you have any suspicions do you need some help or are you looking for something. just ask questions to see who's driving through here. hopefully people aren't put off by that but its kind of what you have to do.fire investigators are checking surveillance cameras in the parts of walnut creek and lafayette that were targeted in hopes of getting more information about the suspect or suspects. (steve ) tonight - an off duty alameda county sheriff's deputy killed in a crash has been identified as sroeuy khin. the early morning colission happened on eastbound interstate 580 at the 205 split near tracy... and involved a tech bus. kron4's philipple djegal has the latest on the crash. (p

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species how does that change so that was part of what i wanted to research about the old man of lash peel we have lucy. i say a couple of people nodding so it is great we have lucy over here. taung child and sediba on cover of science magazine discovered by professor lee burger actually his son trippedded over fossil but another great origin story for a fossil. and has actually been on the cover of science magazines three times -- which is a feet that is unrepeat inside any discipline no one and no scientist has had their research on the cover of science more than, more than lee burger has with fossil. so i was interested in exploring this fossil how does this -- this is a fossil that came of age on social media, i mean, its own twitter handle. it has its own publicity marketing and what does that mean for a fossil to be famous? does that take away from the importance of the scientific research does it trivialize it? all of those sorts of things, and to wrap up -- just -- just to throw out there, how absolutely permeating oh, i forgot the seventh one there -- have slowed or -- [inaudible

>> tbs, we have a serious on tbs with jordan peele. i talked to him today. be very nice. it's grounded and funny. it's my life. it's called "the last o.g." and you all are going to enjoy it. me, cedric the entertainer, tiffany haddish. it's going to be beautiful. >> stephen: have you seen "get out?" >> yeah, i saw "get out." that was scary. it was like watching "the exorcist." my dad took me to see "the exorcist." and he's smoking a joint next to me and i'm watching this girl's head turn around. traumatized me for life. i was scared of little white girls for years! >> stephen: well, "get out" will not help that. >> no. but that's my main man. congratulations, jordan. i love you. >> stephen: tracy, thank you so much for being here. congratulations to you. thank you for spreading the love. ( cheers and applause ) "staying alive" is available tuesday on netflix. tracy morgan, everybody! we'll be right back with timothy simons. is your skin dry? then moisturize with aveeno® skin relief. with oat oil and natural shea butter, it softens and smooths extra dry skin

some degree of peeling lead paint.s are focusing on towers near homes, schools and parks first. >>> if you take a ferry to crews are working on a new expansion project, so we have renderings we can pull up what the project will look like once it's complete. just imagine a rendering. there will be several new gates to support the expansion. the project is expected to be completed in 2019. >>> now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> i thought they were trying to paint a picture, reggie. >> i was trying to, but my mind skills not polished today. >> you did great. >>> speaking of bridges, there you go. bay bridge mostly cloudy this morning. you may want to grab the sunglasses. biking to work today, cooler conditions and on the way home cooler than average. watch out for sprinkles in the north bay. going to the game tonight to at&t park, the giants and reds, breezy so dress appropriately. temperatures in the low to mid-50s along the peninsula and to daly city at 49. and you can see temperatures mainly in the low t

jim: gets on that right side of the hole and it just starts peeling off toward the water. so it looked like it might be a gimme, and now he's going to have to take a closer look at that one. again, we're back here tomorrow, 3:00 eastern time with the final round. some of you again joining us here at 6:00. patrick reed is our leader by one. jon rahm and alex noren, some gifted young players at the top and you've got four shots off the lead, phil mickelson, dustin johnson and some other stars in between. here's power for par. get 77. before our live coverage, we'll have the pga tour special, "destination sunday "presented by wells fargo. and then we come back to our sunday destination for the final round. 3:00 eastern time. molinari has a chance for birdie to move into a tie for second. we've seen a lot of very confused looks from that side of the cup today. nick: yeah. jim: go ahead and brush this one in. he opened here with 66 on thursday and now consecutive rounds of 72. nick: he plays consistently enough to win. it's whether that putter, whether he's got the real belief

to bob and weave around to be 1 percent of the people but then to go away on its own that is like peeling an orange then i lost the vein which happens to a lot of people that have quadruple bypass of it when becky in and took one of my arteries to put into a stent . that wasn't a real hoot to. but the point is i was saved by modern medicine but if i had had the right lifestyle and diet over the course of my lifetime i would not have been there. not everybody can be as lucky as i was. but everybody should have access with did die in the exercise program so i would be happy to help but i don't just want to do public service announcements. and then to have terrible problems. and those heartbreaking stories are coming out to win the white working-class people with that life expectancy to go down and then we learn even then under that economic circumstances that were objectively better than hispanic americans or native americans or african-americans with the emotional and psychological component to what was going on with those initiatives to deal with that opioid crisis. but there is no questi

easy to peel. if you don't select them right, you could be disappointed. let's talk about that. when you buy them, nice and orange. very important. small navel oranges, right here on the bottom -- when you bring them home, store them on the counter and not in your refrigerator. cold temperatures will turn that wonderful juice into pulp. navel oranges. springtime, still on the market. select them wisely. i'm your fresh grocer. remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >>> just a reminder. if you have a consumer problem or question, you can e-mail our hotline at consumer watch or you can call the number. we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> coming up tonight at 5:00, neighbors worry about an uptick in crime. we will tell you what happened when the city said it could not afford to install cameras. we will have that story tonight at 5:00. >>> we hope everybody has a good time getting home from their destinations today. whatever your plans are. >> and he plans? >> no. >> taking a nap. >> time for a little nap. >> summer is unofficially here . >> we can wear white shoes. >> tru

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and then the clouds start to peel away i think foem tomorrow afternoon, some parts of the coast will see some sun, not kpleeltly clear but the marine layer is so deep that it will get kwiepd out and we'll see high clouds mixing with the sun. temperatures upper 50s to the mid-70s, tomorrow you're going down some more, it going to be below normal for this time of year, but don't worry, but the time bottlerock gets underwait weather starts tacoma prove and napa partly cloudy friday and mild conditions saturday and sunday if you're going it should be great looking weather. you can always download the accuweather app and keep track of the hour by hour forecast and minute by minute forecast to help you plan. it is really upper 50s to mid-70s, narrow range of temperatures, drizzly start tomorrow morning, about the same saturday, sunday monday we'll start to see the warming trend. memorial day weekend, low 60s cosi holding that on tuesday and temperatures drop a little bit on wednesday. >> all right. thank you. >>> librarians to the rescue in san jose. coming up a g >>> superior accuracy in

ignored and the fiasco involving michael flynn in the latest twist as a critical witness helps congress peel back the layers behind russia meddling in the presidential election. brianne carter in the new white house firing back on this one. brianne: already today. the president tweeting, president press secretary speaking about this. before the hearing was underway. the hearing just wrapped up. lasting more than three hours. sally yates told the senate committee she warned that the national security adviser could be black haled. he was said to mislead bosses about the contact with the russian ambassador. yates said she had two meeting and a phone call to raise concerns in january. yates said she gave the white house information on flynn so they could take action. >> statements by other high-ranking officials about general flynn's conduct we knew to be untrue. >> the senator today saying the information on flynn only came to light because of a story leaked to the "washington post." both yates and the former director intelligence clapper said they were not responsible for the leaks. this is ha

. >>> as you're headed to work make sure you keep an eye peeled for the extra bicyclists. >> those bicyclists might be joining in on national bike to school day. this year, d.c. d.o.t. is holding a competition for schools. those who bike today will get a gold bicycle trophy. fairfax also tweeted a reminder for students to take part. we have resources on the nbc washington app, just search bike to school day. >>> we want to get ano >> melissa will look at your commute but first sheena and lauren. >> it's not as cold we don't have the frost advisories. winchester at 37. dulles. you'll need the jacket this morning, as far as your commute is concerned. we're going to be dry and the evening. by tomorrow morning, we're looking at a chance for showers. let's take a look at the nates forecast for this evening. >> good morning, sheena. it is a beautiful day out there, temperatures in the low 70s. increasing cloud cover. that's about it but another great day out there. sheena is right, let's talk about that nats forecast. we've got two losses against the tonight. on home turf, if you're going to the ca

him, ceremony is of course, the crowd walking together with president trump, little by little will peel off and the group with him will become smaller and smaller until he is just with the head of the household who is there greeting him at the beginning, and then they will go slowly through these corridors into the library where the holy father will meet one-on-one with president trump. these are the palaces that pope francis abandoned, he did not want to be living here but he does use them and i'm very glad he does because the artwork is so amazing and it's incredible. you see that they are accompanying him but little by little, all of that will go away and it will be president trump and pope francis. >> julie: this is interesting, the president looking very stoic and serious as he enters. you have to wonder what is on his mind, i'm sure he has a list of bullet points that he wants to cover when speaking to the pope. we've been talking a lot third differences in that their politics play differently when it comes to certain things like immigration and so forth, but it's also interesting

they have to start peeling some of those people back. >> ann, let's game out a biden run for a secondhave to distance himself a bit from some of the things that president obama did. >> sure. and -- and you saw him do that had a little tiny bit on behalf of hillary clinton campaigning for her in the waning months. he would have to do that had a whole lot more. he would have to do some -- clearly would have to do some fancy footwork on that and he would also i have to i think assume a mantle that he clearly didn't feel in a he had all of the tools at his disposal to assume the last time out. he started too late. he wasn't going to get the money. he wasn't going to get the institutional party backing. i think those things would be more likely to start falling in place for him this time, but he would have to make an argument to people who supported hillary last time who he would have had to peel away that he really is going to do it and he really can win and he really is the guy this time. >> and he'll be 78 in 2020, former vice president biden, but as i think biden pointed out to me, tru