i'm like, "i'm doing great, brad pitt. how are you!ng up with you. >> oh, god >> jimmy: there is a rumor that you used to be a deejay? is there any -- is that real >> there is a rumor? yes. i actually, here's the question if a deejay deejays in the woods and there is nobody there to hear it, is he really a a deejay and the answer to me is yes. yes, it is because -- >> jimmy: how did you get into it >> i, i did it to pay my way through school when i was at yale and like, you know, we were studying a lot and yes, grad school, you dare to be the master of your craft but we partied a lot like, a lot. so i was always the guy that had the ipad and i mean like the crank ipad back in the day there was like a crank ipad >> jimmy: oh >> i would just hook it up because i'm like, there is the department of sound. let's hook this up let's do this. and i would just deejay. >> jimmy: i've done that because i was like, dude, i'm the person that had all the music. my sets were not good but i deejayed >> look, i realized that in grad school, it's yale,

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and he compares it to william pitts budget in 1796 when the country was a report from war.ry was a report from war. ami william — the country was a report from war. and william pitt raise taxes which was incredibly unpopular at the time but set _ was incredibly unpopular at the time but set out — was incredibly unpopular at the time but set out the 19th century for a booming — but set out the 19th century for a booming britain. because it showed that the _ booming britain. because it showed that the uk was creditworthy. that he could _ that the uk was creditworthy. that he could pay back its taxes and it became — he could pay back its taxes and it became a — he could pay back its taxes and it became a trusted nation. he saying that's— became a trusted nation. he saying that's what— became a trusted nation. he saying that's what rishi sunak has got to do agaim — that's what rishi sunak has got to do again. even with a lot of backlash— do again. even with a lot of backlash from both the right and they left — backlash from both the right and they left. it's going to be quite d

will there be longer lasting impacts from that backup we'll discuss that with jeff currie plus harvey pitt will be here to talk about the margin call incident and whether it will lead to regulatory backlash. let's begin with that. leslie picker has the details on what happened last week and wilfred has a closer look on the banks themselves but, leslie, let's set the scene with you. >> hey, morgan, that's right the postmortem is still being written. there's a lot of unanswered questions but it all started back on friday morning when goldman sachs in a note to clients offering black trades and several chinese internet names at steep discounts but throughout the day, the stock sales kept coming from across wall street discovery, farfetched, gxs, viacom, all offered at steep discounts. quickly traders scrambled to figure out what exactly was going on ultimately signs pointed to a little known firm called arcegos capital management the firm faced a forced liquidation on several overlevered positions. archegos did not respond to our request seeking comments but some of his trading was done given

and he compares it to william pitts budget in 1796 when the country was a report from war.ncredibly unpopular at the time but set out the 19th century for a booming — but set out the 19th century for a booming britain. because it showed that the _ booming britain. because it showed that the uk was creditworthy. that he could _ that the uk was creditworthy. that he could pay back its taxes and

many after being exposed to toxins in the burn pitts of iraq -- pits of iraq. that's just one railroad for his enthusiasm for the cancer moon shot, demonstrated as recently as today by bipartisan meeting on cancer at the white house. i've seen president biden working behind the scenes, hammering out solutions for the american people. he's a leader with the humility to seek expertise and science and the confidence to act upon. on the policy side, president biden has been a long-time legislative partner, including for gun violence prevention and of course with his connection to america's working families. on the global front, president biden is a distinguished world leader who commands and respect -- the respect of allies and adversaries alike. i especially personally enjoyed seeing, as a catholic, i enjoyed seeing him received at the van can when the pope was nog -- vatican when pope francis was inaugurated. on the political front, joe biden has campaigned with or for many members of congress. almost everyone in this virtual setting. thank you, mr. president, fo

here's my "nightline" co-anchor byron pitts with the latest in our turning point series. >> this is wherewas killed, the fork of this road. >> and you saw his body. >> lying in the ditch, with his eyes open. >> can a five-year-old child ever forget such a thing. >> not that. not that. i remember. >> for 78-year-old josephine bowling her childhood, her life, shaped by her father's murder more than 70 years ago. a murder that today stands as a metaphor for dreams deferred, the unhealed wound of racism etched in stone. >> enraged jealous white business over the success of a negro i believe to be the nature of elmore bolling, too successful to be a negro. he had a farm and was employing about 40 people. he started a milk route where he transported milk from ever -- other blacks to the dairies in montgomery, and then, when he went montgomery and then when he went to the churches my mom carried a trunk of food and people bought plates from us, so, and ice cream. >> sounds like in many ways your dad was a jeff bezos, amazon of his time. >> yes. so he was killed because he was out of his place. a

uh, you were played over the last 12 months by brad pitt on "snl." by kate mckinnonon on "snl.">> we've given each post office some baby wipes and a dust buster [ laughter ] >> but what about the contaminated buildings in new york are they safe? >> i don't know lady [ laughter ] i haven't been in new york in weeks. you think i'm crazy? [ laughter ] >> now, dr. fauci, i guess it probably is never good for the rest of us when you're being portrayed on "saturday night live." is that safe >> that is true. when i'm on "saturday night live," it's not good news for the health of the country. i love chris kattan a great deal, but i would imagine, in so far people who played you, brad pitt was probably the highlight? >> yeah. well, he definitely was. he did a really good job, but mckinnon was also spectacular. she's really amazing i like them both both of them >> seth: uh, you grew up in brooklyn, and your family owned pharmacy in brooklyn can you tell me a little bit about how early did your parents have you and your siblings working in there >> well, you know, we used to work behind th

craig melvin: steve pitt was unforgettable. natalie collins: i think hes one of a kind.t that when this shooter crossed steve off, that he was moving down a list.

so what i do and that happens is i go and watch moneyball with brad pitt on the michael lewis book. and at the end ultimately lose the world series, but bad frigates and knighted to wrigley field to get owners of the red sox gets offered this job. brad pitt doesn't just grateful to be or the owner of the red fox said you're grateful you just change the game, you called out bs that has been in this industry for a long time. anytime you do that, where they are changing away government does business or the way business does business, people are going to go crazy. that's we see on twitter all the time. i watch that when i go to attack on twitter. it's a clear pep talk that i think we all need when you are venturing into this world and you dare to have some ideas for how to improve the situation. you're going to kicked in the teeth on twitter. it's importanto

. >> julian glover spoke with national correspondent and co-anchor of "nightline" byron pitts about what to expect. >> "soul of a nation" a program of black people for all people looking at the many things. you're talking about the struggles of the black experience but also highlighting black joy. what should viewers expect in this first episode and beyond? >> i think it's meant to be a glimpse into a particular slice of the american experience. this notion that we are a nation, your community in san francisco is a perfect example of that, that the quilt of america is a rich and diverse acthteans one thing to be an american certainly, and for all of us who come from different communities are different slices of that quilt. and so tight and every tuesday for the next six weeks we will look very intentionally, black experience as relates to the aman icerexperience. >> you can watch the first episode of the illuminpagin ser nation" tonight at 10:00 right here on abc 7. >> profoundly important television. includes a discussion on reparations with danny erovgl, an exclusive interview with har

fashion brand new a stone supporter of the blank lives man to move into pitt is not to be quite so when it comes to its own employees human rights groups have accused the company of paying stuff below the minimum wage and the poor working conditions during the pandemic despite promising to clean up its act the british retailer could be banned in the us. the evidence. is quite compelling i think it will be a wake up call for british institutions about how they're handling more than slavery and forced labor. rather today thanks for your company i'll return with updates in half an hour. since that other boy days of them. come with them if they pay them is going to. a lot of the money. for one. crock if you're not just the type to use a pounding. me in the next just tons of mom i'm going to have. been. used in few get in though it is a. little village will miss them it would be together with on those on a. kid . you don't consume don't tell you that means i can do it on their own the thing up and down the road will soon enough that are equal in its insistence on into what equals this tells

west in decades with natural disasters declared in several areas make a gauge sent this report from pitt town west of sydney. unrelenting rain hits already flooded regions in australia's east some towns in the state of new south wales now resemble islands caught off by rising flood waters and surrounded by debris those who didn't leave the stranded with no way out including in peat town western sydney pulls them out who left in time but has been watching as floodwaters rise around his harm fencing tools and cars already lost really. i'm not kidding. next door is a building company under water its owner already counting the costs. of the stock and yet. still pretty upset. everybody else has. the scale of this unfolding crisis is enormous thousands of people have been forced to leave their homes many rescued by boat helicopter and areas declared natural disaster zones. need largest dam will likely spillover for days threatening highly populated areas people are using boats and kayaks to rescue animals and salvage anything they can from the floodwaters the cleanup will be immense and the da

the mirror reports on the divorce between hollywood stars angelina jolie and brad pitt.he daily mail claims election watchdogs are questioning tory chiefs over a payment for boris johnson's flat renovation. the telegraph says that the uk's vaccine tsar has condemned emmanuel macron and angela merkel as "completely irresponsible" for undermining the astrazeneca vaccine. the financial times reports that the government has drawn up a contingency plan to run britain's third biggest steel company using public money while searching for a buyer. lots of papers to get there, and as always, thank you very much for sharing your friday evening here with us on the paper is, susie, michael. the times is focusing on what's happening in europe, they talk about summer holidays, but let's keep the focus on the serious side of this, because european countries are facing a surge in the number of infections because of the virus, and also a shortage of vaccines. virus, and also a shortage of vaccines-_ virus, and also a shortage of vaccine— virus, and also a shortage of vaccines. , ., �* , .

he is live in san jose rob pitts. it's windy. it's beautiful. i guess a lot of people live there. >> well, we've been here before. granted that once again, we're hearing stories being on the market for just a few days of selling for above the asking price with multiple offers realtors tell us once again that this is all about a low inventory and low interest rates. let's take a closer look. areas such as. >> morgan hill, gilroy hollister, santa clara county association of realtors. president doug goss says the local real estate market is red hot absolutely. we're seeing multiple offers on most homes that are price. well, we're seeing multiple offers we're seeing property song can certainly over asking price driving a january 36% bay area wide increase in sales of single-family homes. our low interest rates and the pandemic-related pent up demand says goss. we're seeing a lot of people looking for more space. lot of people are working working from home. so they're looking for where they can have a home office or more space. kids are being homesch

some places declared natural disaster areas let's get more now from nickel a gate she joins us from pitt site of sydney nicholas just explain says what the situations like queer you are. yeah the scale of this sun folding disaster is quite extraordinary really entire regions underwater including horns and businesses and heavy rain continues to full across areas that simply can't take in any more water where i am the local town ship has been completely cut off by these flood waters there's debris and trucks and cars surrounding the town and some people are stuck in the town stranded on the able to leave so all 30 say that in many areas it is still a dangerous situation where you also have evacuations still continuing by rescue boats and helicopter the military have also been called in to help we are expecting rain conditions to ease in the coming days or 13th there is still chances that these waters could continue to rise after that because of water flows that are coming in from different areas so this really is a changing situation it's been challenging and very traumatic for many people

protect against attacks i may have a couple of comments where just over a week or sever ever existed pitt walking home from a friend's house at 9 30 pm a male officer has since been arrests. have charged. and now the piece of. me pounding his head. on wednesday evening detectives investigating the disappearance of wrought discover the body secreted in woodland in kent. the body has now been recovered and a formal identification procedure has been undertaken. but can now confirm that it is the body of sarah abroad for the killing of sarah ever it has sparked out for grief and rage about women's public safety at the hands of men's actions to women that lead sparked outrage in some cases some extreme intervention i would all mean that at the next opportunity for any bill it's appropriate i might actually put in an amendment to create a curfew for men on the streets after 6 pm which i feel would make women a lot safer and discrimination who kinds would be less and we asked people here whether they agree with such measures i think you're going to get just such a negative reaction just so. you

is suggesting it's place ok mr pitts to look off political scientists and sociologists joining us tonight from sophia we appreciate your time in your insights tonight thank you thank you where the world hasn't seen or heard much from a former u.s. president trump since he left office twitter and facebook permanently banned him after the january 6th insurrection at the u.s. capitol those 2 platforms were trump's direct line of communication to his base and to the world so what's a former commander in chief without a platform to do well create his own platform and that is exactly what trump and the former 1st lady milan you have done this week they launched a website that celebrates the 45th president of the united states and it does it in typical trump style which means a history told as donald trump wants it to be told or give you an example one paragraph reads when the coronavirus played a ride from china afflicting every nation around the globe president trump began refilling the country's depleted stockpiles of medical supply. now the bite and ministration says that when it it took pow

, poco despuÉs de que solicitÓ el divorcio, pitt estÁ siendo investigado por ser abusivo hijos. manager, que una talla 15 es mÁs cara que una talla 8 porque es mÁs rara, pero esto es en preventa. ya se puede conseguir como en $700. raÚl: gracias por este revoltillo digital. los tenemos que ir a una pausa porque si no nuestro productor se vuelve loco. aquÍ tenemos foto a foto el reencuentro de jennifer lÓpez y alex rodrÍguez en repÚblica dominicana. carlos: tenemos un debate muy caliente esta maÑana, los reyes de la cultura de cancelaciÓn se enfrentan a quienes los acusan de que se ofenden de todo. raÚl: un fotÓgrafo mexicano compiten una exposiciÓn del covid 19, la imagen por la que fue nominado te va a conmover, maity habla con Él mÁs adelante. carlos: buscan a una sospechosa de protagonizar un robo a mano armada, no vas a creer lo que ella y sus amigas le hacen a la vÍctima. raÚl: quÉdate con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica". 23 aÑos haciendo tu programa favorito ♪ 3, 2, 1, go ♪ en esta pascua, comparte una sorpresita. ponle el toque especial a tu mesa. dale una vuelta a la div

alan: en vivo llega ana brenda contreras pitt amÉrica, y tiene algo muy importante que anunciar.icana hablamos con las chiquitas rd, las niÑitas que llegaron a hollywood, y hoy todos estÁn hablando de ellas. alan: hoy se cumple un nuevo aniversario de la muerte de selena, y celebramos su vida y legado, en "despierta amÉrica", que comienza ahora. ♪ ♪ ♪ m amor prohibido murmuran por las calles m m porque somos de distintas sociedades m , amor prohibido nos dice todo el mundo m m el dinero no importa en ti y en mÍ, ni en el corazÓn m m oh oh m raÚl: familia, buenos dÍas, bienvenidos a "despierta amÉrica", hoy es miÉrcoles 31 de marzo. se acabÓ un mes, pero empieza otro. carlos: seÑoras y seÑores, aquÍ y en casa celebramos la vida y el estado de nuestra reina, selena. francisca: es que lo recuerdo como si fuera hoy, ese momento donde desgraciadamente perdimos a nuestra querida selena, eso fue hace 25 aÑos, pero lo mÁs importante es que su obra sigue tan viva como el primer dÍa. karla: el tiempo volado, y aquÍ veremos el de costa a costa cÓmo miles de fanÁticos todavÍa la recordamos.

show by explaining, as you just said, that instead of celebrities in the audience, et cetera brad pittple... and they actually did this, they widely praised those people who in many respects the world moving over the past year while we have been enduring this pandemic, because this is an awards show that is like no other because of the pandemic and they are doing their best by bringing in the celebrities at different remote locations around the world and i think they will be holding their breath a little bit, because we have just at the first winner, daniel kaluuya, the actor in giudice and the sale winning for best supporting actor. the moment he heard he had won his connection went down as he was about to make his acceptance speech. luckily they managed to get it back. i think they are just making it up and fingers crossed as the night goes on, because this is a ceremony by necessity. it has to be this way. necessity. it has to be this wa . ~ y necessity. it has to be this wa . ~ , , ., way. absolutely brilliant. i . lad way. absolutely brilliant. i lad we way. absolutely brilliant.

. >> having the pitt saying things like kung flu and china virus did normalize an association betweenhe pandemic and people of asian descent. >> reporter: jason wang, ceo of xian asian foods said -- gave him no choice but to cut hours at all restaurants. despite the pandemic already forcing him to close six locations, wang says safety is more important than the bottom line. >> one of the biggest reasons for that is to make sure our employees feel a little safer about traveling back home. >> reporter: even with celebrities like jeremy lin and olivia munn speaking out about the hate and lawmakers raising concerns, some feel the attacks need to be taken more seriously. >> the government is still figuring out how to properly serve asian americans. and so, like, even prosecutors have to understand the nature of discrimination against asian-americans. >> i think that the asians should speak up and -- on solidarity, so that -- >> reporter: don, he is still recovering from that face lashing and he tells me he's too afraid to ride the subway again or take my public transportation and as a resu

it has had several owners, including angelina jolie and her then partner brad pitt.and how to re—train mid—career. send in your questions by emailing yourquestions@bbc.co.uk or by using the hash tag #bbcyourquestions. that's at 3.30pm here on bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello, there. contrasting conditions once again across the country. it was a cold night into the far north—west, with a frost, but that has brought some beautiful sunshine. just take a look at keswick in cumbria this morning, not a cloud in the sky. a different story further east, once again close to the north sea we are likely to keep the low cloud, the misty murkiness, which will have quite an impact on the temperature. and the satellite picture is really illustrating that point quite nicely. the western fringes of scotland, north—west england, wales, down into the south—west so far has seen the best of the suntan. seen the best of the sunshine. as we go through the day we are confident that some of that cloud will start to burn back to north sea coasts, but i

but in his administration he was faced with having to pitt and what to do that's best for the citizense want to talk to a actual person. >> i talked to somebody but i don't know if figure's going to change. >> your first reaction to the system was -- what was that like? >> calling on the phone, just trying to get people to answer questions to see if i should even apply. >> we have set aside time to hear from our auditor. >> my position as the auditor of public accounts, the unemployment system findings, and we had released our stayed wide single audit of kentucky, which is something that our office does every year. unopened and archived e-mails. these were to the office of unemployment assistants. one of our findings in the report, the one that kind of broke my heart, we found out is that there was well over 400,000 e-mails that went unread that they just took and they archived. according to our report, initially they did try to start to organize them a little bit. but then at some point they just archived them. it was some time in april that the first batch got archived. then there wa

is suggesting it place ok mr pitts a look of political scientists and sociologists joining us tonight from sophia we appreciate your time in your insights tonight thank you thank you for the world hasn't seen or heard much from a former u.s. president trump since he left office twitter and facebook permanently banned him after the january 6th insurrection at the u.s. capitol those 2 platforms were trump's direct line of communication to his base and to the world so what's a former commander in chief without a platform to do well create his own platform and that is exactly what trump and the former 1st lady malani have done this week they want a website that celebrates the 45th president of the united states and it does it in typical trump style which means a history told as donald trump wants it to be told i give you an example one paragraph reads when the coronavirus plague arrived from china afflicting every nation around the globe president trump began refilling the country's depleted stockpiles of medical supplies. now the biden administration says that when it it took power from

icon, so much so maybe you saw the brad pitt leonardo decaprio movie "once upon a time in hollywood".. while closer to 8:30, rick and cliff went to the valley max can land mark casa vega on ventura. >> reporter: for 62 years it has existed. christie vega now runs it. she says she lost 90% of her business during the peak of the pandemic and during the shutdown. >> absolutely. because he let down the entire state with the shutdowns and the arbitrary nature of them meaning that the restaurant industry was targeted. i think that was really hard. the restaurant industry is the second largest employer this the state of california. and they are really working class people. and these out of touch politicians don't understand the devastation that they caused to these people. i am a democrat, and he has bankrupted my family. and the only reason that we are standing here right now is because of the federal government. >> reporter: we should note, there are other restaurant owners who support governor knew some. some say this is just a republican witch hunt. that is the recall. and yet when you w

. >>> lyft out with news and upbeat outlook earlier pitt this morning.ssa joins us with more. >> more conviction from lyft on the ride-share recovery saying this morning it's here and only going to get better. in a blog post titled what a difference a year makes, lyft says that yesterday for the first time in a year it saw positive year over year growth in daily ride share volume keep in mind, guys, this time last year the country was going into lockdown. this is coming off a very low base but the point here is that the company expects momentum to continue as vaccines roll out and state restrictions are lifted similar to the rebound we have been seeing in air travel. lyft now sees positive weekly ride share growth on an annual basis for the rest of 2021 now, a few weeks ago lyft improved its q1 loss outlook based on that recovery uber followed suit shortly after citing those improved mobility trends lyft outperforming uber by a wide margin this year. uber, of course, pivoted amid the pandemic and late last year food delivery, look at this chart, actually

former fda associate commissioner peter pitts joins us now. mr. pitts, are we going to see another wave like the europeans are seeing right now? >> we'll definitely see an uptick in infections. i suspect four weeks we'll see the spring break infection spike coming our way but the good news we'll not see deaths. that is crucial. the vaccines are rolling out. they do prevent deaths and serious manifestations. that is crucial. i saw a piece of research republican men ares most hesitant relative to the vaccines. speaking one of those myself, best way to stick it to the mainstream media, go out, get it inject it right now. let's beat the spike, keep people alive and grind covid into the ground. david: are the vaccines working against all the new variants, the ones from south africa and brazil, nets. >> research is still coming in but answer is yes. now clearly vaccine of any type that is approved in the u.s. via emergency use authorization at the moment is going to help against all of the variants, whether they're from south africa or the uk or brazil.

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. >> brad pitt, one, two, three. >> janelle monae, one, two, through. >> bob deniro, one, two, three.>> stephen: it goes a little something like this: stephen colbert, one, two, three. now, you do that but with your name. >> thank you for clarifying because i absolutely would have done stephen colbert. >> stephen: everybody does. >> stephen colbert, one, two, three. >> stephen colbert, one, two, three. >> stephen colbert one -- >> stephen: with your own name if you don't mind. >> i know, i know. >> stephen colbert, one, two, three, bryan cranston. >> i was about to say stephen colbert. megan the stallion, one, two, three. >> drew barrymore, one, two three. >> salameh hayek, one, two, three. >> stephen: got it wrong. but charming nonetheless. ( whistling ) >> jon bon jovi, one, two, three. >> dolly parton, one, two, three? is that what i'm doing? >> stephen: that's it, all done. >> bruce springsteen, one, two, three. >> mariah carey, one, two, three. >> matthew mcconaughey, one, two, three ( whistling ) >> kamala harris, one, two, three. >> joe biden, one, two, three. >> stephen: perfe

julian glover spoke with chief national correspondent and coankle or of "nightline" byron pitts about expect. >> taking a hard look at everything from the racial reckoning in our country right now to policing reparations to entertainment. you're talking about the struggles of the black experience, but you're also highlighting black joy. what should viewers expect in this first episode and beyond? >> i think it's meant to be a glimpse into a particular slice of the american experience. this notion that we are a nation, your community in san francisco is a perfect example of that. that the quilt of america is a rich and diverse place, that it means one thing to be an american, certainly. and for all of us who come from different communities, different slices of that quilt. and so tonight, and for every tuesday for the next six weeks we will look very intentionally, unapologetically at the black experience. >> you can watch the first episode of the groundbreaking six-part series "soul of a nation" right here. it includes a discussion on reparations with san francisco's own danny glover,

the mirror reports on the divorce between hollywood stars angelina jolie and brad pitt.he daily mail claims election watchdogs are questioning tory chiefs over a payment for boris johnson's flat renovation. the telegraph says that the uk's vaccine tsar has condemned emmanuel macron and angela merkel as "completely irresponsible" for undermining the astrazeneca vaccine. the financial times reports that the government has drawn up a contingency plan to run britain's third biggest steel company using public money while searching for a buyer. it also reports that the focus on supplying the coronavirus vaccine in the us has affected the supply of other drugs. so, just a flavour of some of the papers that we already have. mick, let's start with you this time. we will focus on a couple of stories, but let's start with the alarm over the new wave. so the folk this is on what is happening across europe. the worries over a third wave of the virus, and also various different countries going into further lockdown. . countries going into further lockdown-_ countries going into furthe

jon karl, correspondent karen travers, who covers the white house for us, "nightline" anchor byron pittsr. jon, i got to start with you, i talked to senator manchin as you saw earlier, he was at the center of it all, paralyzing the senate for hours, we know the president personally lobbied him more than once this day, joe biden is the president, joe manchin -- >> looked like the most powerful man in washington, he was able to tie up the senate, get the changes that he wanted, look, a 50/50 senate, any member of the majority party to talk to the minority, he's willing to talk to republicans, takes the majority with him if he does, so but, no, martha, the most powerful person in washington is joe biden. because of joe biden got a $1.9 trillion covid relief bill. they don't win those seats, mitch mccon mel is the co-author of the bill, it's $1.9 trillion, doesn't have the priorities that biden dictated. it's co-written by mitch mcconnell. thanks to those senate races, joe biden is very much the most powerful person in washington whatever joe manchin does. >> anna, senate democrats have a ma

feeling anthony fauci doesn't give a [ bleep ] about your stupid little zings dude was played by brad pitt with kim kardashian, katy perry and matthew mcconaughey. i'm pretty sure he's doing all right, all right, all right. when fauci goes back to his old brooklyn neighborhood, i bet he struts down the street like a newly made man in a chinchilla coat "oh, it's fauci! "that's right. tony the fauch is back!" "looking good, tone! "right back at you, mickey." "hey, dr. fauci, why don't you come over some time, i will make you some gabagool. "you got it darling, just wear two masks because the kind of cool fauci is, is very contagious." "hoo fauch is back! al pacino! [ laughter ] you're welcome to come to my zoom room. then noem tried to take another victory lap in an interview on "cbs sunday," and when she was confronted with the actual facts of the disaster she oversaw in her state, she did not have a convincing response. >> as of today, the cdc says your state has the eighth highest death rate per capita in the u.s. that's a rate of deaths per 100,000 residents. don't you think your decisio

. >> brad pitt, one, two, three. >> janelle monae, one, two, three. >> rupaul, one, two, three. >> bob one, two, three. >> cate blanchett, one, two, three. >> stephen: i want to put all the stars on the show into a montage. we have to do a slate. you probably have to do the same thing. >> i do. >> stephen: it goes a little something like this: stephen colbert, one, two, three. now, you do that but with your name. >> thank you for clarifying because i absolutely would have done stephen colbert. >> stephen: everybody does! >> stephen colbert, one, two, three. >> stephen colbert, one, two, three. >> stephen colbert one-- >> stephen: with your own name if you don't mind. >> i know, i know. >> stephen colbert, one, two, three, bryan cranston. >> i was about to say stephen colbert. megan thee stallion, one, two, three. >> drew barrymore, one, two three. or prepubescent boy. >> salma hayek, one, two, three. >> rachel brosnahan, one, two, three. >> stephen: got it wrong. but charming nonetheless. ( whistling ) >> jon bon jovi, one, two, three. >> dolly parton, one, two, three? is that what i'm

decades with several places declared natural disaster areas in the kind of gauge sent this report from pitt town which is west of sydney. unrelenting rain hits already flooded regions in australia's east some towns in the state of new south wales now resemble islands caught off by rising floodwaters and surrounded by debris those who didn't leave the stranded with no way out including in peat town western sydney pulls them at left in time but has been watching as floodwaters rise around his harm fencing tools and cars already lost relays it's an absolute disaster i'm not kidding. next door is a building company under water its owner already counting the costs. of the stock and yet. still pretty upset for everybody else on. the scale of this unfolding crisis is enormous thousands of people have been forced to leave their homes many rescued by boat helicopter and areas declared natural disaster zones authorities say sydney's largest dam will likely spillover for days threatening highly populated areas people using boats and cars i aks to rescue animals and salvage anything they can from the f

. >> reporter: abc nightline anchor bon pitts is one of the show's krrkcontributors. >> byron, i wantyou think "soul of a nation." >> for so long in our great nation there's been a notion american history was one thing and black history is something else. now what we explore in this hour weekly special, "soul of a nation" is that the black experience is the american experience. >> all the pain, all the joy. >> the rundowns to me feel like the saturday barbershop conversation. the conversations that go on in black barbershops and black beauty salons every single weekend. >> discussions about church, politics, sports. a look at some of tiktok's most influential black content creators and the legacy of slavery, a family able to trace its roots from the plantation to emancipation, and sensitive topics, including reparations. >> the only answer. >> the only answer. >> the only answer? >> the only answer. >> that's a big word. >> the only legislative response for us is reparations. >> we go there, we tell you their story, we tell you how it came about, and people can decide for themselves a

anyway "what i liked about 'fight club' is that, at its core, it's about a friendship between brad pitto play two different people." but, i have to say, that one of the most galling things i heard about the trial yesterday was that as house managers laid out damning evidence of trump's guilt, including harrowing scenes of violence at the capitol, stoked explicitly by the former president himself, several republican senators couldn't even be bothered to pay attention. >> while the democrats were playing their video of rioters storming the capitol, a handful of republican senators, including rick scott, tom cotton, marco rubio, barely even looked at the screen, according to reports and rand paul was looking down at a paper in his lap where he had begun doodling with a pencil >> seth: man, of course rand paul was doodling he looks like a doodle that was hit by lightning and came to life he was probably drawing a prototype for a new ultra-weak showerhead to give him even weirder hair but hey, if you were a juror who had already made up your mind how you were going to vote, you would doodle,

historia de una de las mentes mÁs brillantes del mundo llega la planta ya grande de la mano de brad pittego contra el auto. los oficiales fueron puestos en licencia administrativa mientras se realiza una investigaciÓn. espectacular rescate y reanimaciÓn a un gato en la localidad italiana de monte velo. los bomberos encontraron inconsciente en el garaje tras extinguir el incendio en una vivienda. le colocaron una mascarilla de oxÍgeno para animales y le practicaron maniobras de reanimaciÓn. finalmente, consiguieron devolverlos sano y salvo el dueÑo. el cielo de dublÍn es un show de luz y de color. dublÍn clebra la fiesta mÁs tradicional, el dÍa de san patricio, que se celebra hoy con un espectÁculo inÉdito con mÁs de 500 varonesen el cielo de la capital que se agrupan formando la imagen un globo terrÁqueo color verde al que le sigue una explosiÓn de trÉboles resplandecientes. astrid rivera, despierta amÉrica. karla: no me vayan a pellizcar. traigo verde aunque no lo crean. [risas] satcha: feliz dÍa de san patricio. hablando de todo un poco, los queremos poner al dÍa con toda la informaciÓ

it has had several owners — including angelina jolie and her then partner brad pitt.unable to have any close contact with their loved ones. during the latest lockdown, some homes in england have been able to allow visits at their own discretion, as long as safety guidance has been followed. but, on monday, care home restrictions in england are being relaxed. new rules will allow residents to have visits from one designated person. they'll be able to meet indoors and hold hands — but not get closer. the visitor must test negative for coronavirus before entering the home and wear ppe at all times. whilst the relaxation of the rules has been welcomed, some campaigners say choosing just one nominated visitor is an impossible decision and one that families shouldn't have to make. west end star ruthie henshall has only been able to see her mum through a window for the past six months. she's been speaking to graham satchell about the impact this is having on her, and herfamily. can you see me? wave! i love you! i love you so much. it makes me very... it makes me very emotion

only paid less than million dollars for it 10 years ago, so went for nearly four times, what brad pittelino roosevelt made its way into hands of a movie producer bought it from antiques dealer in new orleans this is a testament that this sell a price how much money is sloshing around the global economy you might be over paying for bitcoin overpaying for gamestop somebody overpaid for that. >> well it also shows the regard and respect held for winston churchill, you would expect as well. but i would love to see what else is out there, that he has painted a great story stay with us more "mornings with maria" live on fox business right after this. create personalized investment strategies to help you get back to your future. edward jones. metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless every day. and having more days is possible with verzenio, proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant. verzenio + fulvestrant is for women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause

pitts really the shades of gray that help us understand the history and help us understand ourselves. >> there's another element of tension to a lot of this. as you mentioned, you're going back and interviewing people about their memories and firsthand accounts. there are the memories that people hold onto that themselves are fragile and biased and narrow maybe in their own way and then there is evidence and facts that you can uncover through some of that academia and scholarship and so on. when those two come into conflict with each other, how do you balance that? do you put less weight on the memories in some way because you've got some contradicting or conflicting facts ahead of you? >> i can give you something very specific from a film i've worked on. first thing i'd say is reagan quoting the old russian proverb, trust but verify. we want to collect evidence but you also want to have a vessel of narrative that is able to tolerate these contradictions. wynton marsalis said, sometimes the thing and the opposite of a thing are true at the same time. now, he was talking about menstrua