> phoebe: you can let me know what you like. >> yeah. >> phoebe: okay.ich." [ laughter ] "burger king, have it your way." i thought that's kind of a cool integration of products -- >> that's a good one, what else you got? [ laughter ] >> phoebe: okay, next one. "one last piece of advice, always keep the icy hot far away from your jock strap." [ laughter ] right? [ cheers and applause ] >> for people that play sports, especially the men, i hope the women have never gone through something like that. [ laughter ] but yeah, you know, there's been a couple games where it's like, oh, yeah, we're midway through the first quarter, no wonder i'm loose. [ laughter ] >> phoebe: okay. >> fired up! [ laughter ] >> phoebe: i have one last one. this is my personal fave. "i owe my entire nba career to my personal trainer and dear friend, phoebe robinson." [ cheers and applause ] >> that last one's pretty good. >> phoebe: yeah? okay. >> that last one's pretty good good, that last one's pretty good. we'll keep just, you know, banging it out. just keep throwing paint on th

host phoebe robinson! >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live" with guest host phoebe robinson! tonight -- chelsea handler, chris bosh, scripps spelling bee champion, zaila avant-garde. and music from moneybagg yo. and now, phoebe robinson. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> phoebe: hi! [ cheers and applause ] >> phoebe: oh, oh, oh, oh! [ cheers and applause ] taking a spin! taking another spin! ooh! [ cheers and applause ] thank you! hello and welcome to "jimmy kimmel live!" i'm your guest host, phoebe robinson! [ cheers and applause ] i mean, look at this dress. i'm giving you studio 54 realness, honey. [ cheers and applause ] excited! okay. i've got to be honest. i've had a tough week, you guys. [ audience moaning ] i know. the other night, my boyfriend forced me to watch a 90-minute documentary about zz top. [ laughter ] yeah. but i guess it's my fault for dating white people. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i brought it on myself, right, guillermo? >> guillermo: sorry, white people are the worst. [ laug

and now, phoebe robinson. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> phoebe: hi!and applause ] >> phoebe: oh, oh, oh, oh! [ cheers and applause ] taking a spin! taking another spin! ooh! [ cheers and applause ]

and now, please join me in welcoming phoebe white. this museum brings hundreds and hundreds of children and adults to our water front for learning fun. following phoebe white, we'll hear from louis lovan and rear admiral wayne bays. thank you so much for being here today. [applause] >> thank you, elaine, and thank you, madam mayor, for your remarks today and more importantly for your leadership. we're so proud to be part of the san francisco community. i'm absolutely thrilled to see the progress we have made against the pandemic. it's an absolute honor to be here today and with our colleagues and neighbors on the waterfront of this wonderful city. i am delighted to share and you already know that after 15 months of closure, the exploretorium opened today. it is wonderful to see our community re-opening fully and to be part of the collective energy that is reemerging and gaining momentum in the bay area. i would also like to personally take the opportunity to thank elaine forbes and the port for their support and partnership since we f

check her out with phoebe ptoni. an international phenomenon and still holds the record as least likely member of the screen actors guild to lose a cage match. next up, you can see him starring alongside emily blunt while stealing -- oh, i'm story, while steering a boat down the amazon in the disney movie "jungle cruise." guillermo, that tequila is still in my sysyem. >> a little bit, yeah. >> it opens in theaters and disney plus with premier access july 30th. please welcome my friend dwayne johnson. [ cheers and applause ] >> i love the love. i can hear the love. >> anthony: all right, all right, dwayne, before we get into this, the other day, you posted on instagram that you couldn't sleep, so at 4:00 a.m. you went down and had a two-hour workout? why? >> i did. well, because, it was one of those nights, i couldn't shut my brain off. i didn't want to drink tequila like you and guillermo have been drinking all day, and so at about 3:45, i said, well, let me go down, let me start my day off right and jump into this w

phoebe reilly was the welfare convenor for the sports association.t was a pattern of behaviour. what worried people was that there was, in this instance, someone in a position of power who potentially had access to a lot of people who might be charmed and then would find themselves in situations where they were hearing things they didn't want to hear or potentially being touched in ways they didn't want to be touched. it felt like whac—a—mole. like, every time i felt like i'd helped one person, or maybe closed off one avenue and offered support somewhere, something else popped up. four different women came to phoebe with complaints about paddy everingham. she says the university left it to students like her to support women and investigate the claims, without offering any formal help. even though there were people that i was sat in a room with every month who, you know, were involved in the university, like, leadership team, that i'm sure they knew about it, they never reached out to us and said, you know, "we've heard about this, we know this is goi

and now, please join me in welcoming phoebe white.re directly than ever the critical role that science plays in all of our lives. whether it's the science behind the pandemic or vaccines or climate change or the role of technology in our lives today. some of the defining issues of our time have all highlighted how important it is for everyone to engage in topics of science. our vision is a world where people think for themselves and can confidently ask questions, questions answered and understand the world around them. at the exploretor yum and explore topics of science and ways that work for them. we don't tell people what to think, where to go, what to do. there are no right or wrong answers when you're exploring and learning. so come on down. go online, purchase tickets yes, we're managing capacity and we honor all e.b.t. and museums for all card holders at the door but most of all, have fun. thank you madam mayor for the privilege of speaking today and i'd like to introduce louis lovan executive director of san francisco fleet wee

watch phoebe robinson host tomorrow night. "nightline" is next.s and applause ] >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, country in chaos. haiti's brutal presidential assassination. the power struggle with the nation on the brink. >> people were generally feeling extremely scared to even do very basic things like go find food. >> with u.s. investigators on the ground, what haitians want to see for the future of their country. >> for haitians, haiti means equity. haiti means empathy. haiti means humanity. >>> plus black widow's best friend. even a superhero needs someone to have their back. scarlett johansson's stunt double. her childhood dreams launching her to the big screen. >> we're in a position we can inspire and empower girls of any age.

the joining of keith and phoebe is a historic and wonderful story that i will make very briefly, but you need to know how this started. phoebe s of course, a descendant of the john tureaud in the plessy case and keith is also a relative of homer plessy. they met at a conference in new orleans ten years ago and it was so overwhelming to see them come together. they are about the same age so they lived through the same eras of history in new orleans with segregation and racial discrimination, but they came together and formed the plessy and ferguson foundation and for ten years we who are the board members and supporters of the foundation have worked in very many different areas of support to continue the thrust to eliminate racial segregation in our country and in our culture. louisiana is a very unique historical state. so many things happened in louisiana ahead of the wave of other -- of racial discrimination cases and lawsuits throughout the country. i happen to be involved in a family that led a lot of the civil rights activities from the 1920s until the 1960s and '70s with my dad

watch phoebe robinson host tomorrow night. "nightline" is next. hit. some doctors sounding the alarm. >> if you don't choose the vaccine, you're choosing death. >> children paying a terrifying price. >> she's on a dialysis machine right now. her kidneys have failed. it's all been very overwhelming. >> with mask mandates largely gone and kids in some states gearing up to go back to school. >> i'm really nervous about going back to in-person instruction. >> and this father with a stark warning. >> please, if you are not vaccinated, do not go around children. >> and later, answering your questions. breaking down the highly

joining me is phoebe white. she is the managing director of the exploratory am.ht away this is a momentous occasion. congratulations. >> we are so excited to be open once again. it has been a long 16 months. we have been hard at work. rethinking about our floor creating new exhibits and experiences. we are delighted to have our community come today. really are so excited to be where we are right now. >> speaking of the experience itself how will things change for guests? what can they expect? let of your exhibits are tactile. >> we started by taking a deep look on the exhibits we have on our floor or had on our floor. we had to take some of those exhibits off the floor. exhibits where maybe you had to touch something with your mouth or take your mask off or get up really close to something we took quite a few exhibits off the floor. we have spaced our exhibits so there is more room in the space. we have a huge space with so many exhibits. there is a little more space between those exhibits so we don't have people clumping up and people can continue to social dist

it will be hosted by nick kroll, phoebe robinson, and arsenio hall, who will be visited by the greatjames on tuesday. our guest tonight is an actor, writer, and producer who views the fine art of movie-making as something you survive, like a bar fight or a nuclear war. the fourth and newest installment in the "jackass" cinematic universe opens in theaters october 22nd. please welcome the resilient johnny knoxville. [ applause ] >> anthony: it's a pleasure to finally meet you, johnny. >> it's a pleasure to meet you. >> anthony: we've never met, and i find it crazy because you are a wild and crazy man. i am a wild and crazy man. and i'm a little offended that i've never been in any of your movies, any of your "jackass" movies because my mama calls me a jackass all the time. how did that happen, johnny, or how did that not happen? >> i wish i would have known. i would have loved to have you in "jackass 4." if there's a "jackass 5," we would love to have you in it. >> anthony: from what i've read, i think this is your last one. >> you've been talking to my neurologist? >> anthony: a litt

and now, please join me in welcoming phoebe white. this museum brings hundreds and hundreds of children and adults to our water front for learning fun. following phoebe white, we'll hear from louis lovan and rear admiral wayne bays. thank you so much for being here today. [applause] >> thank you, elaine, and thank you, madam mayor, for your remarks today and more importantly for your leadership. we're so proud to be part of the san francisco community. i'm absolutely thrilled to see the progress we have made against the pandemic. it's an absolute honor to be here today and with our colleagues and neighbors on the waterfront of this wonderful city. i am delighted to share and you already know that after 15 months of closure, the exploretorium opened today. it is wonderful to see our community re-opening fully and to be part of the collective energy that is reemerging and gaining momentum in the bay area. i would also like to personally take the opportunity to thank elaine forbes and the port for their support and partnership since we f

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for the pbs newshour, i'm phoebe amoroso in tokyo. >> woodruff: the u.s.am has had plenty of nice moments to celebrate over the past 24 hours. one of the brightest is sunisa lee's gold medal in gymnastics today. john yang looks at her accomplishments, and how it is resonating in hmong american communities. >> yang: judy, some of today's most inspiring olympic pictures come not only from the tokyo games, but also the suburbs of st. paul, minnesota-- a watch party that became a jubilant celebration when the minnesota native clinched the gold in the individual all-around competition. ( cheers and applause ) lee, who is 18 and still nursing a fractured ankle, went to tokyo aiming for silver, assuming her idol and teammate simone biles would win gold. today, she hit routine after routine, even nailing the floor exercise she and her coach and changed just this morning. afterward, lee reflected on her road to the olympics. >> the past two years have been absolutely crazy, with covid and just, my family and everything else. this medal definitely means a lot to me,

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today the man behind ron burgundy actor and comedian will ferrell celebrates his 54th birthday phoebeturned 63. reuben blades is 73. and international tennis hall of famer margaret court is 79 >> actor ashton kutcher revealing he was set to soar to space on richard branson's virgin galactic flight, but he sent his ticket back after talking with his wife actress mila kunis she said she convinced him it wasn't a smart risk, but at some point he said he is going to space all those priorities get shifted a little bit when those little people come into your lives. >> he bought it nine years ago not thinking about any of that, just the excitement. for all my hooligans in brooklyn, this is for you. budweiser is rolling out new cans the tall boys won't be going back to cali though. they are only available in new york budweiser is also putting on a concert in brooklyn with busta rhymes and lil' kim. you better believe i'm going to try to get my hands on one of those cans for the man cave. it's not about east/west we should all share in it. >>> mccormick's is launching a $100,000 gig for develo

and i'm, phoebe ends and lizards. they all eat insects at the insects go. they will go but insects also do lots of other things that are really important, like they control crop pests. they, they're really important in recycling. they recycle dead bodies. dead trees leaves all sorts of organ and material lay break dire, and they keep the soil healthy. they distribute seeds, and of course, the thing that is perhaps the most familiar, they polonaise. so the large majority of all the plants in the world need pollinating by insects, i wouldn't say. and he said with them would disappear. and approximately 3 quarters of all the crops that we men's gro, depend upon insect pollinators, everything from strawberries and raspberries, and apples to pumpkins and blueberries, and tomatoes, and chili peppers, and even coffee and chocolate depend upon insect pollinators. so their life would be pretty di, revive without all the foods and, and the honest truth is we couldn't feed everybody with insects. so whether you love them, all loads them. we really do need infects acco

or they take your phoebe and live in the queue for food has order women with children 1st, then the elderly then couples with no children. and finally the single men and women for everyone here. this meal is the only one. they'll eat all day. but one good spin on the story is that the 2 communities, blacks and why live in harmony that using that, that was normal life. i don't see that it was i don't see the decides because of how does this idea how there is no way to place the rainbow class. nothing binds people together quite like she had poverty. according to the world bank, south africa remains the most economically unequal country in the world. but that wasn't the dream of the new south africa all those years ago. policy a r t pango camp the same by the weird weather at the moment earlier. i'll check this road setting into raging rivers. thousands of people without powers. the devastating st. northeast turkey suffering from yet more flooding. severe rains, destroyed homes and overturn vehicles authorities. if a turn off electricity supplies because of safety fees, it comes just a week a

home video was releaselast month and her part in boy genius, the indie-rock super group with artists phoebes emerged as someone who actually has a l of meaningful things to say and a gift for saying them. an ability that in part can be traced to journals she kept as a child. >> i was given my first journal i think in kindergarten, and it has, like, a printed out laminated sign on it that says, like, "this is your diary. you can say whatever you want in here. all of your thoughts are your own." like, "this is your space and nobody can tell you what to do." it's like, yes, i can do whatever i want! >> reporter: "home video" is an album written largely from entries pulled from these journals. her songs paint vivid scenes of the places she inhabited as a young person, and offer snapshots of how she navigated her youth. is there an order? do you find yourself coming up with a riff first or are you coming up with the lyrics first or doeit change from time to time? >> it's always lyrics and usually lycs and melody at the same time, like i'll be in a walk and just sing to myself and kind of refine.

and i'm, phoebe ends and lizards. they all eat insects at the insects go. they will go but insects also do lots of other things that are really important, like they control crop pests. they, they're really important in recycling. they recycle dead bodies. dead trees leaves all sorts of organic material. they break dire, and they keep the soil healthy. they distribute seeds, and of course, the thing that is perhaps most familiar, they polonaise. so the large majority of all the plants in the world need pollinating by insects. i wouldn't say any seed with them would disappear. and approximately 3 quarters of all the crops that we men's gro, depend upon insect pollinators. everything from strolled prison, raspberries, and apples to pumpkins, and blueberries, and tomatoes, and chili peppers, and even coffee and chocolate depend upon insect pollinators. so their life would be pretty di, revive without all the foods and, and the honest truth is we couldn't feed everybody with insects. so whether you love them, all loads them. we really do need infects according t

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then legislators from the party that represents some of which are off phoebe going to follow your brother is or what are 3 dots party members are in. and on top of that, there is a large number of parties are right we, we will of course the governor governor very difficult for b. o is the coming days weeks of a shed. ok. pedro casino has made a lot of promises. big promises of change, given everything you've just mentioned, really be able to deliver on those i think he will not be able to deliver a lot of the promises he has made. one of the me get some support and he said, but there are many rocks if you will, from the, from legislator for congress from the machine itself changes. so it will be very difficult for me to live on that. the promise also he has given a lot of hope, many people will come out of poverty. well, because you know, the more for something already work, the economy is going to be affected. so it will be a very steep hill if you will, to start putting things back in order. having said that, you can, because still waiting in the room, it is one of the most effective in

and now, please join me in welcoming phoebe white.ds of children and adults to our water front for learning fun. following phoebe white, we'll hear from louis lovan and rear admiral wayne bays. thank you so much for being here today. [applause] >> thank you, elaine, and thank you, madam mayor, for your remarks today and more importantly for your leadership. we're so proud to be part of the san francisco community. i'm absolutely thrilled to see the progress we have made against the pandemic. it's an absolute honor to be here today and with our colleagues and neighbors on the waterfront of this wonderful city. i am delighted to share and you already know that after 15 months of closure, the exploretorium opened today. it is wonderful to see our community re-opening fully and to be part of the collective energy that is reemerging and gaining momentum in the bay area. i would also like to personally take the opportunity to thank elaine forbes and the port for their support and partnership since we first moved to the waterfront in 2013 th

were you a girl, were you phoebe or rachel? >> this does put me in a better mood? >> the kids who were watching the young audience saw a lifestyle that was as aspiratio. >> i wish i looked like matt leblanc. i wish i had jennifer anniston's hair. >> they bonded with these characters and they were invested in ross and rachel's relationship. >> okay. more clothes in the dryer? >> i was dropping my daughter off for sunday school at our temple and literally my rabbi stopped me and said what's going to happen with ross and rachel ? >> where's chip? >> the one with the promise my favorite. >> i can't go to my own prom without a day. >> you can wear my tux. >> this seems like a surprising way to get rachel know how ross feels. >> rachel, ready or not, here comes your knight and shining. >> chip! >> oh dear. >> ross sees himself and you see that look on his face and how sad he is because he wanted to take her to the prom. >> when he crossed the room, i still get chills from it. when she crossed the room and gave him that kiss. the audience went insane. (customer) hi? (burk

and now, please join me in welcoming phoebe white. this museum brings hundreds and hundreds of children and adults to our water front for learning fun. following phoebe white, we'll hear from louis lovan and rear admiral wayne bays. thank you so much for being here today. [applause] >> thank you, elaine, and thank you, madam mayor, for your remarks today and more importantly for your leadership. we're so proud to be part of the san francisco community. i'm absolutely thrilled to see the progress we have made against the pandemic. it's an absolute honor to be here today and with our colleagues and neighbors on the waterfront of this wonderful city. i am delighted to share and you already know that after 15 months of closure, the exploretorium opened today. it is wonderful to see our community re-opening fully and to be part of the collective energy that is reemerging and gaining momentum in the bay area. i would also like to personally take the opportunity to thank elaine forbes and the port for their support and partnership since we f

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while phoebe has long been a tradition of income supplement for people like a family here on india's south east coast. since the 1990, however, cv firm has taken on industrial purposes at the central solar marine chemical research institute scientists group on on teamed up with local fishermen to create a straightforward method for farming the camp in mind. and in monday, we focused mainly on technical development for the cultivation of economically important. see weeds that we developed, the 1st viable techniques of acres in india. it is the only cv commercially cultivated in the country. in india, the c v grows on bamboo routes that are floated a few meters onto the young plans that are attached in a series of rooms. and after taking root will grow by up to 60 centimeters a day. busy one at the same time, absorbing carbon dioxide. within a few weeks, they are ready for harvest. ah, and then the real money get 9, get money, gets a lot of money at 1st me check on this and see if it's when we bring emily right on the policy, if it's one rather one you don't get much. what about now, w

and now, please join me in welcoming phoebe white.adults to our water front for learning fun. following phoebe white, we'll hear from louis lovan and rear admiral wayne bays. thank you so much for being here today. [applause] >> thank you, elaine, and thank you, madam mayor, for your remarks today and more importantly for your leadership. we're so proud to be part of the san francisco community. i'm absolutely thrilled to see the progress we have made against the pandemic. it's an absolute honor to be here today and with our colleagues and neighbors on the waterfront of this wonderful city. i am delighted to share and you already know that after 15 months of closure, the exploretorium opened today. it is wonderful to see our community re-opening fully and to be part of the collective energy that is reemerging and gaining momentum in the bay area. i would also like to personally take the opportunity to thank elaine forbes and the port for their support and partnership since we first moved to the waterfront in 2013 the exploratorium is

when i was in college i thought of phoebe and i realized i culd connect emotionally with women whichhe porn fed to me by the algorithm. so, any, way, i'm bi. >> jeez, i was just wondering why you were dressed like rachel maddow's mechanic. >> stephen: please welcome to "the late show," hannah einbinder! ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: it's so nice to meet you. i said this to jon earlier, but i wanted to repeat this, that i had seen the mayor of beast town and saw "hacks" and i'm loving it but thought who is hannah einbinder? how come i don't know who this person is? and my staff says, she's been on your show. so you pre-taped this actual set. so here you are, this is you ju weeks before the entire country shut down. >> i was just a boy then. >> stephen: yes. ( laughter ) and now you've had your hollywood bar mitzvah. you have your own tv show. so what was the night like? what was the actual doing the show? >> oh, my god it was in a word fabulous. i walked in through the back door. i think there was a bit of a mist or maybe a fog. i heard, like, a wolf's cry. sinatra was on. >>

. >> i think phoebe is appealing because she's different.still like yourself and it's okay. ♪ smelly cat ♪ ♪ smelly cat ♪ ♪ what are they feeding you ♪ >> i don't know why people love "smelly cat." but to me there were other songs that were also very, very funny. ♪ ♪ down in the meadow goes the farmer ♪ ♪ that's funny. >> well, maybe i don't need your money. wait, i said maybe. >> rachel green being sort of a spoiled character off the top of the show and about humbling that character and making her independent. >> like sam and diane on cheers. we knew that ross and rachel from the pilot were going to be a thing. >> i just want to be married again. >> the ross and rachel relationship made it like oh, i have to tune in this week because i want to see are they getting together. >> i can't believe i don't get to go to my own prom. it's so harsh. >> the one with the prom video where rachel realizes that ross has always loved her. >> bye. >> oh, dear. >> i can't believe you did that. >> yeah, well. >> all the most memorable moments in the sitcoms

intern phoebe got a tour once before when she was just 8 years old, and here she is now.ng in me and i remember telling my mom, later on that day, i'm going to work for "good morning america" one day. >> so at long last, it's their [ crowd chanting "good morning, america" ] ♪ >> how amazing is that? show up in the audience, you are here. you meet robin. change your life. it changed mine too. all our interns are here. here they are, phoebe and malana. in our booking department. matthew is with our first-hour team. katie with the second-hour team. luigi and katie are working with our field and series unit and jesse with our digital team. thank you all. >> she just graduated from howard, my parents' alma mater. >> i did. >> career plans? >> yes, i am extremely excited to be working for "good morning america." we all are, of course, it's been a wonderful summer, but i'm extremely looking forward to the future and a career so i'm excited to get into production and documenting filmmaking. >> wonderful. [ applause ] derful. [ applause ] >>> building a better bay area, moving for

i'm going back to my house. [ laughter ] but there will be all-new shows hosted by arsenio hall, phoebe [ cheers and applause ] with appearances by seth rogen, megan fox, and lebron james too. and make sure to watch anthony anderson in primetime on sunday hosting "jimmy kimmel live nba finals game night" with his guest johnny knoxville. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest is a very funny comedian, actor, writer, producer, and last year, the "new york times" crowned him the "picasso of puberty." [ laughter ] he's in a new movie about the world ending. "how it ends" opens in select theatres and on-demand july 20th. please welcome my friend nick kroll. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> wanda: look at you, nick. >> i like, i like. >> wanda: you clean up good. >> thank you, you too. >> wanda: thanks, honey. >> nice to see you. >> wanda: congratulations. you recently got married. >> yeah, i got married, thank you. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. >> wanda: and a baby. >> and i had a baby, yes. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, yes. a little less applause for the baby, it feels. [ laughter ]

and now, please join me in welcoming phoebe white.reds and hundreds of children and adults to our water front for learning fun. following phoebe white, we'll hear from louis lovan and rear admiral wayne bays. thank you so much for being here today. [applause] >> thank you, elaine, and thank you, madam mayor, for your remarks today and more importantly for your leadership. we're so proud to be part of the san francisco community. i'm absolutely thrilled to see the progress we have made against the pandemic. it's an absolute honor to be here today and with our colleagues and neighbors on the waterfront of this wonderful city. i am delighted to share and you already know that after 15 months of closure, the exploretorium opened today. it is wonderful to see our community re-opening fully and to be part of the collective energy that is reemerging and gaining momentum in the bay area. i would also like to personally take the opportunity to thank elaine forbes and the port for their support and partnership since we first moved to the waterf

abc 7 news anchornews anchornewc the museums managing director phoebe white what has changed. >> we haveen some exhibits off the floor. one is where you might have to remove your mask for example. we are bailing -- being really thoughtful about those experiences. we are focusing on observations. we are focusing on reflections. we are focusing on phenomena. >> the museum still has interactive exhibits for visitors to touch but there are also plenty of hand sanitizer stations. in addition to science-based attractions, the museum is featuring murals and photos by local artists depicting black lives matter demonstrations and the pandemic. there are some new rules at the exploratory and. visitoat 50%. eating there is limited to designated areas and most tickets will be sold online. >> it is good to see them open again. >> at the san francisco zoo is celebrating a really big birthday. >> chimpanzees just turned 53tu3 they have been together at the zoo for 50 years. the zoo says they have an incredible bond. the two are among several chimps at the zoo. the caretakers say they have all touched a

well, right here, this is where -- remember when phoebe took chandler and joey up to upstate new yorke it was. another shot you can see. what's funny, too because they use these exteriors for so many things. if you look up here into the top of this building there's some greek letters up top. right up there, you know, they faded in the sunlight. you can see signs of how they use these for other things. but they make sure there's always a house if they want to make it seem like a neighborhood. you can see another house in the background but you'd never know that was the main house for a different show. all of that is here during the tour here at warner brothers. it's fascinating. and so for all the people who want to know more about sitcoms, relive some of those moments we love. "history of sitcom" premiering at 9:00 p.m. eastern, 6:00 pacific here on cnn. >> very cool stuff. i didn't realize you could go on a tour and see all of these houses and relive that history of the sitcom. great stuff, stephanie elam. great talking to you. see you again soon. >>> tune in "the history of the sitc

and now, please join me in welcoming phoebe white. this museum brings hundreds and hundreds of children and adults to our water front for learning fun. following phoebe white, we'll hear from louis lovan and rear admiral wayne bays. thank you so much for being here today. [applause] >> thank you, elaine, and thank you, madam mayor, for your remarks today and more importantly for your leadership. we're so proud to be part of the san francisco community. i'm absolutely thrilled to see the progress we have made against the pandemic. it's an absolute honor to be here today and with our colleagues and neighbors on the waterfront of this wonderful city. i am delighted to share and you already know that after 15 months of closure, the exploretorium opened today. it is wonderful to see our community re-opening fully and to be part of the collective energy that is reemerging and gaining momentum in the bay area. i would also like to personally take the opportunity to thank elaine forbes and the port for their support and partnership since we f

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