next round -- ross and rachel, chandler and monica, joey and phoebe are you a "friends" fan?one kind of is a a "friends" fan and has seen it my wife and i want to watch a series but we're eating, why don't we stick friends on while we wait. that's our thing >> jimmy: so funny >> i'm classic into my "friends" appreciation i'm going to follow ross and rachel chandler and monica will get a a like and -- actually nothing against joey and phoebe. >> jimmy: it's a tough choice. >> i'm blocking them >> jimmy: tough choice, i understand we have another round here twitter, instagram, facebook >> what is the lesser of these three evils? i guess i'll follow instagram because i'm on there like twitter because i used to be on there. block facebook because i have no experience in facebook. >> jimmy: i love the honesty, appreciate it. i get it last round, i'm going to pronounce the way i think they should be pronounced, batman, spider-man and iron man. is that right? >> works for me. >> jimmy: like, follow, block. >> wouldn't want to block batman, most scared of him of the three of the them

i spoke about point with phoebe in hong kong phoebe we're presuming that he's going to be the 3 of them are going to be a sense instead to jail what sort of terms are they looking at. well the charges they are facing since i think all the icing on the whole though i see him being which. carries a maximum sentence of 5 years and facing more than one child just out that means they could face a more and like i think if they have to do this and things like separate they. want to actually predict. exactly how many years they're going to think that behind bars that it's quite likely they will stand to tell and we have that we might very mind this is not the 1st time but just how long to be increased since he has already been jailed or 2 times over the past 2 years the charges he pays back in the movement but that only brought him like 2 to 3 month jail sentence in the past but this time here expect he will be sent to jail for lay over a year old maybe several years so this is that expression and given the circumstances in hong kong nowadays that he or she may not optimistic that the court may

and have a new type of prosthetic limb is helping children like phoebe. the head of the nhs in england has warned that workers are "back in the eye of the storm" as coronavirus cases continue to rise. simon stevens praised the efforts of staff at the end of what he said was — for most — the toughest year in living memory. hospitals in england are currently treating more covid patients than at the peak of the first wave in april. here's our health correspondent catherine burns. every christmas, the nhs chief executive puts out a message thanking staff. today, and acknowledgement it has been the toughest year most of us can remember and it's not over yet. we are back in the eye of the storm. with this second wave of coronavirus, sweeping europe and indeed this country. the number of covid patients in england peaked in the first wave in april at nearly 19,000. over the summer, the first wave in april at nearly 19,000. overthe summer, things the first wave in april at nearly 19,000. over the summer, things got much better but since september, it's been climbi

com welcome phoebe a talk us through the verdicts. well just how long was sentenced to. 35 months over the skies as inciting and 09 saying although i simply back in certain styles in the ninety's insult this is a message that the government should. also he has to own scientists to wrestle. i'm now the center of them already members as well and i who am well also since it's for 7 months and 10 months respectively this is live and. then it's back to my many others so as before i just i just will raise the voice break bringing here like to us is the most general sense of this time is more than i. think hostess judge sent 3 of as who are active citizens who mobilized. on the side wall consensus trying to rally the respect those hands against police brutality our job to just say this is a protest i wish you wish it had and therefore i think that you knew that imprisonment is the only appropriate option to send of these kinds of acts and china is obviously trying to send a clear message about pro-democracy activity in the territory. yeah ab

near future all right phoebe kong there in hong kong thank you. don't take a look at some of the stories making headlines around the world the u.s. justice department says it's found no evidence of widespread voter fraud in the presidential election the statement from u.s. attorney general william barber's a blow to president trump's attempts to challenge the election results as he refuses to concede to joe by. hunger a member of the european parliament has resigned after breaking lockdown rules by attending what's been described as a gay sex party in brussels a yasha sire who has previously backed out in t l g p t legislation in hungary admitted attending the party which was broken up by police he belongs to hungary's ruling conservative party and is an ally of prime minister viktor orban. new zealand has declared a climate emergency and pledge that its public south sector will be carbon neutral by 2025 prime minister just in the are told parliament urgent action is needed for the sake of future generations the country joins 32 others who've issu

for phoebe, who was born without a lower arm, it is opening up a new world.it, you can actually hold a microphone, even though we don't have a microphone. hold a microphone, even though we don't have a microphonem just gives us a much more independence and so much more ability to be a lively seven—year—old and run around and do all the things she wants to do. for people who have lost their hand, they are looking for tools to do stuff. it was designed by nate motorbike and other students at imperial couege other students at imperial college london. they wanted to rethink existing rigid prosthetics and create something light and flexible. all attached by magnets, this is where technology meets clothing. we could potentially service millions of people around the world who haven't had anything before, and the impact that represents is mind blowing. it is so unique, nate is now working with the douglas by the foundation to provide one bit for every child in britain under nine. —— one mitt. # somewhere over the rainbow... children like these, now using the device.

..seven—year—old phoebe is discovering something... awesome.. and for phoebe, who was born without a lower arm, it‘s opening up a new world. from skipping to painting to blowing bubbles, everything now seems possible. you can hold a pen and that bit, you can actually hold a microphone. itjust gives her so much more independence and so much more ability to be a lively seven—year—old and run around for people who have lost their hand, they're looking for tools to do stuff. it was designed by nate macabuag and other students at imperial college london. they wanted to rethink existing rigid prosthetics and create something light and flexible. all attached by magnets, this is where technology meets clothing. we could potentially service millions of people around the world who haven't had anything before, it‘s so unique, nate is now working with the douglas bader foundation to provide one mitt for every child in britain under nine. # somewhere over the rainbow... children like these, now using the device. but the douglas bader foundation says it need

now phoebe, i see your face there, rege. but phoebe, i'll start with you. what is that like now?u enjoy this fame mid-quarantine? >> it's surreal. me and rege just checked in with each other because a lot's changed in a few days, but it's actually really nice. i've just been going on walks with my mum and my family over the field, and that's about as much as, you know, going out as we get. so yeah. it is quite strange and separated, i think it's also quite nice actually. >> yeah. i think it's great because at a time when we're not allowed to be together in communal spaces and have this community that shows being away from people to be that enlightened. it's exciting and let's talk about it, but at the same time, you don't have to do that thing where you go to the grocery store and it takes you 30 minutes more to get to the checkout. it's, like, personal life over here, professional like over there. perfect. >> phoebe, i have to ask you about the costumes in this show. they are amazing. i heard you wore 104 different dresses. >> 104. >> tell us, how brutally painful are those cors

. ♪ >> reporter: and foo fighters and phoebe bridgers in l.a.ll as dave matthews at jefferson theater in charl charlottesville, virginia. raised $2 million but the association says it's not nearly enough. >> we're in situation now of no revenue, and all the money has run out. >> reporter: sees only lifeline down the street on capitol hill. save our stages act would provide $15 billion to independent music and comedy venues as well as performance and movie theaters. bill has 225 cosponsors from both parties, including new york senator chuck schumer. met him outside the grocery. the bar announced without emergency aid, february 1st will be last day. >> people that work here and millions of others would breathe a sigh of relief. bill is simple, six-month grant. go to smaller cities throughout the country, live venues that characterize the cities and bring people to downtowns and make people want to stay there. i get calls from texas and kansas, our live venues are hurting. opera companies and ballets as well as independent venues where new artists

this is phoebe. she's a boxer.ot a piece of ice and look at what she can figure out how to do with it. she knows how to ice skate. [laughter] she loves it. all she wants is for her owner to give her some ice and she's on her way. >> greg: i don't know. mine's better. >> emily: potential limbic champion. jesse, what's yours. >> jesse: that's a tough act to follow, dana. but i will give it my best. i too have a pug. i think it's a pug. i have no idea. i've only seen the video wants. it's a pug skateboarding. i don't know where he's going. it's a french bulldog. what do i know? he's got very flashy pink sparkly. it looks like perez hilton. >> greg: that's cheating. i think it's a remote control skateboard. >> dana: she's not pushing it. you can tell. >> greg: and owner with the phone is directing it. this is animal cruelty. >> emily: it's a skill. >> jesse: french bulldog fraud. >> emily: all right, juan, what's yours? >> juan: since i am dressed as jack frost, let me show you dogs actually, handicapped dogs pulling s

phoebe chen. >> and then i don't feel. >> we're full pulling for you mateo. dha that is the cbs weekend news, "60 minutes" is coming up. we thank you so much for watching. have a good night. >>> now at 6:00, it is deja vu all over again for bay area businesses as five counties count down to shut down. >> we're a telescope basically and christmas is 90% of our business. >> are you saying this will be a 30-day shutdown? i don't believe that. like that's what they said last time. >> and plus december fire danger triggering the red flag warning for the bay area tonight. >> we're going to spotlight the areas of most concern with that and the timing of when they will move through the bay area. plus, records tomorrow for daytime highs. we will cover that. >> and they are out with the brand new announcement about the potential power shutoffs. >> it will save a baby from the middle of highway 101, but that was just the beginning of a wild shift for one officer. now at 6:00, and streaming on cbsn bay area. another round of bay area shutdowns. i'm brian hackney. >> i'm

the territory in the wake of beijing's increased crackdown on dissidents did have a correspondent phoebe kong met before she travelled to the u.k. her story. aged 15 junior high school student aurora is packing for a trip of no return. it will be her 1st times hovering alone this frock plushy the icon of last year protest as a gift from her boyfriend will be her only companion on her journey to the u.k. where she is seeking political asylum. once the shelter for political dissidents from mainland china hong kong no longer seems safe even for locals a role is among the city's youngest excels the teenage protestor was arrested in many and has been living in fear ever since i was a horse who sometimes i feel like being tailed i'm terrified of not from the door as police may come after me. all my teammates during protests are charged for serious offenses like rioting and arson. i'm afraid i'll be the next one someday my boyfriends identity makes me feel more insecure. auroras boyfriend. was the 1st protesters shot by police with a live bullet last year he's now facing 3 criminal charges the

. >> 3 1/2-year-old phoebe getting measured. 1-year-old mika testing out the toys.nterdon county, new jersey, tonight, the johnson family. >> hi, david. welcome to our home. >> they make honey. and it all started to help their 12-year-old son zach with his allergies. and it worked. >> after that, my parents decided to start a business to sell all the excess honey that we have. >> named for their children, zach and zoe sweet bee farm, eight workers, 2 million worker bees and the johnsons in their beekeeper suits. >> dad is preparing the smoker. what that does, it distracts the bees in case we want to extract honey or feed them a little bit. >> and tonight here, something oprah said and she knows we agree. >> i think it's so important to support your local communities. >> and this evening, every family you've met here grateful. >> thank you to oprah, thank you, david, for featuring us. >> thank you, oprah. thank you, david. and happy holidays to everyone. >> merry christmas, happy holidays. thank you, oprah, thank you, david. >> happy holidays. enjoy. >> we will. with

taking phoebe into your own hands for yourself and the environment that's often the key to success especially during this difficult times on today's edition of africa i'll be willing to teach you to a lot of different people who are doing just that with various initiatives to help b.n. bob welcome to the show i'm now coming to you from lagos.

tonight we have an all new show with jamie dornan, lisa robinson and music from phoebe bridges. plus, an exclusive look at my "vanity fair" same interview fourth year interview, tonight. >>> happening now, san francisco's new floating fire station is here. it's anchored off of treasure island, but that won't be its permanent home. overnight tugboats will tow it to pier 22. fire station 35 will house the city's fleet of fire boats and rescue gear. we're back in a moment. make your holidays happen... at ross! surprise! ahhh! yes! i love it! you don't have to spend a lot to give a lot to the ones who mean the most. you've got the holidays, and we've got you, with the best bargains ever... ...at ross. yes for less! yep! get the gifts you love... yesss! ... for everyone on your list. you've got the holidays, and we've got you... with all the gift for less. at ross. yes for less! >>> it's here. ski season is just getting started and california today revealing new restrictions. here we go. resorts are banned from selling day of tickets. basically, you've got to have a season pass or ma

i would like to say please put me on the street one could dom's with phoebe poor maggie and one could have the colby's running around one's feet at what we. do get out. and i think i surely just some tips on some good soap that we could all be watching over christmas and gosh i pass me watch the sites that are beneath me if i'm on the rocks i can remember saying said ian mckellen in coronation street i think it was he. well that's right it takes me back it's the greatest of friends talent and the x. this was a of an appearance from me and as i have said many times it is all about the text whether you are a whiz at this well not costs you have to look up to mystically even the messages from ca to national states i remember fun late when i played compendia in prosperous monk's one of the mess and i'm 60 and prosperous moves and most canadia and this little rascal of a virus will not let me x. to the face of a studio about to text everybody medic christmas from me and my darling senate dallas wonderful aides and i look forward to spinning round the hall with you. that's dainty enough tha

activists fleeing the territory in the wake of beijing's increased crackdown on dissidents correspondent phoebe kong met before she travelled to the u.k. her story. aged 15 junior high school student aurora is packing for a trip of no return. it will be her 1st times hovering alone this frock plushy the icon of last year protest and a gift from her boyfriend will be her only companion on her journey to the u.k. where she is seeking political asylum. once a shelter for political dissidents from mainland china hong kong no longer seems safe even for locals a role is among the city's youngest excels the teenage protestor was arrested in may and has been living in fear ever since i was a horse who sometimes i feel like being tailed i'm terrified of knots on the door as police may come after me. all my teammates during protests are charged for serious offenses like rioting and arson. i'm afraid i'll be the next one some day my boyfriends identity makes me feel more insecure. auroras boyfriend. was the 1st protester shot by police with a live bullet last year his now facing 3 criminal charges the 19

sat on the sullenness phoebe day and they've come up. with a high level of hate crimes in store combs immigrant suburbs a group of swedish somali women decided it was time to act following the deaths of several boys in gang related violence in the area the women founded the mothers of rinky. patrolling in small groups in all weathers they are on the ground presence aims to turn teenagers away from gangs and gun violence these mothers and grandmothers who asked not to be late say they are changing lives for the better chance of a home they were only yesterday or under scene and you know i know that i'm going to just know but not those of an unknown. but compared to begin that you know in a sort of we saw him or at some time because of a no one would even have been umatilla did not have they have no hope of a minister or if they're not in the home of the man. who had worked there and. earlier and it went. over there with them you know elicits a oh. well. if you're in the look of what well it's tricky stuff. but at the ship and in. sofia. y

enough said on the sullenness phoebe day in the column. with a high level of hate crimes in store combs immigrant suburbs a group of swedish somali women decided it was time to act following the deaths of several boys in gang related violence in the area the women founded the mothers of rinky. patrolling in small groups in all weathers they are on the ground presence aims to turn teenagers away from gangs and gun violence these mothers and grandmothers who asked not to be late say they are changing lives for the better ones of the one they were really yet 3 or under sr you know and you know and i'm going to just know i'm not those of an unknown. but competitive begin that you know in a sort of we saw him or as some type of because of a no one would even have been you may not have they have not heard from innocent or . they're not and i don't know the man saw a man who had worked there and my. brother with them you know elicits a oh. well. if you're in the look of what well it is look. at the shit and i was in. severe. back to it. he. only

for phoebe, who was born without a lower arm, its opening up a new world.he things she wants to do. for people who have lost their hand, they're looking for tools to do stuff. it was designed by nate macabuag and other students at imperial college london. they wanted to rethink existing rigid prosthetics and create something light and flexible. paper, books, phones, open it. all attached by magnets, this is where technology meets clothing. we could potentially service millions of people around the world who haven't had anything before, and the impact that represents is mind—blowing. it's so unique, nate is now working with the douglas bader foundation to provide one mitt for every child in britain under nine. # somewhere over the rainbow... children like these, now using the device. but the douglas bader foundation says it needs the public‘s help to fund the project. so it has asked alex lewis to help. alex, who lost all four of his limbs through sepsis, says mitts, which cost around £1000, will transform the way children think about their disabilities. ver

i mean, i learned so much from phoebe on set.ed so it was a really amazing experience and i'm just so happy it took off in the way that it did you know, the teeth thing is interesting. i went into a lot of casting calls after it came out, and there would always be a sort of 15-second silence, where you could tell the casting director wasn't listening to what i was saying, because they were waiting for me to open my mouth wide enough to look inside [ laughter ] they'd be like, "hey, how are you? you're from -- [ laughter ] they're not wrong. yeah okay so let's -- i'm like, "if i -- you know, if that guy did exist, you know, he's going to have a hard time bagging some roles." >> seth: he got the one, and that was gonna be the last one >> right he's like, "oh, my god look at this script. [ laughter ] >> seth: i'm so excited to hear that you're working on scripts for a third season now it's such a great show so great to meet you thanks so much for being here, jamie. >> man, pleasure thanks so much for having me >> seth: the first and

fleeing the territory in the wake of beijing's increased crackdown on dissidents did a correspondent phoebe kong met before she travelled to the u.k. carer's her story. junior high school student is packing for a trip of no return. it will be her 1st times helping alone this frock plushy the icon of last year protest as a gift from her boyfriend will be her only companion on her journey to the u.k. where she is taking political asylum. once a shelter for political dissidents from mainland china hong kong no longer seems safe even for locals a role is among the city's youngest excels the teenage protestor was arrested in may and has been living in fear ever since i was a horse he sometimes i feel like being tailed i'm terrified of knots on a door as police may come after me. all my teammates during protests are charged for serious offenses like rioting and arson. i'm afraid i'll be the next one some day my boyfriends identity makes me feel more insecure. auroras boyfriend. was the 1st protester shot by police with a live bullet last year he is now facing the requirement of charges the 19 yea

cher and dolly parton, boy george, amanda giles, jackson brown, young artists young princess and phoebeby, that will stop by, like taylor swift, billie eilish, ll cool jay. the fact that they understand the situation and that we can do this together and make it better is a big deal. >> not only that, i think all of us are craving music at this particular time, i really do. i think music has universal healing property. i'm so glad you're pulling it off. tiktok will be big. have you done tiktok before this performance, it will be live on tiktok? >> yes, yes. it is on my tiktok on the 11th. then on the 13th, which is my good luck number, it's going to be on my youtube channel and my facebook. and it is a lot of fun. and you could watch it, dance around, have fun, listen, be moved, donate. it is a tradition every time this year. it will be -- i think you could do both, you could entertain and i think rock and roll on the scale could save the world. i always believed in that. hey, right, rock and roll. >> you co-founded true colors united back in 2008. you have been doing this concert for te

judge reinhold to phoebe cates and jennifer jason leigh. >> who ordered the double cheese and sausageperformance that everyone walks out of the theater and says oh, my god, sean penn. >> sean penn in particular brought a lot of the vocabulary. if it's written in the script like fiction he turned into awesome, gnarly and all of the other classic words of the '80s. >> why don't you get a job, spicoli? >> what for? >> you need money. >> all i need are some tasty waves, a cool buzz and i'm fine. >> a couple things about myself. i'm 19, and been overseas a couple of semesters. now i'm back. i'm an athlete so i hardly drink. i heard kick boxing is the sport of the future. and i'm the champion of the sport and i can see by your face, no. my point is you can relax because your daughter will be safe with me for the next seven to eight hours, sir. >> "say anything" is a romantic comedy for guys. here is the story of being an optimist and how that can sometimes be a revolutionary act. rebellion takes many different forms and sometimes the rebellion takes the form of loving the woman that they sa

the special stars tiffany haddish and phoebe robinson from two dope queens delivering a eulogy for theit is made by the people who brought us "black mirror." so i'm looking forward to seeing some of all that is on tv to say good-bye. i've seen a lot of memes and people are created all kinds of videos. should be pretty interesting. >> what is a mockumentary? >> like spinal tap or best in show, see those, best in show? i don't want to be that guy about to embarrass myself. >> you don't want to ask me what movies i've seen. you would shame me for the rest of -- >> always on the road. >> you're always hard at work. >> working hard, man. don't have time for movies. >> thank you. >>> all right, here we go. a lawsuit scheduled to go to trial next month pits a rural california region against a city of los angeles and reigniting decades old tensions. it focuses on something we all need to survive, we take for granted, water. los angeles gets half of its water from the eastern slope of the sierra nevada. for more than a century, people have battled the city's department of water and power. over