i'm here with chris pratt!. come on over, guys. [ cheers and applause ] how are you doing? nice to see you. >> nice to see you, too. what is your name, rank, and branch? >> yeah, i'm ensign rachel jones, and i'm with the united states navy. >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ thank you for being here. we got this. we're partners. and what is your name? >> my name is senior airman jordan wright, and i am with the united states air force. >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ all right, now, the game -- the game here is simple. it's just like cornhole, except instead of tossing bean bags into the hole, we'll be tossing lasagna into garfield's mouth. now, if your lasagna lands on the board, it's one point. if it goes in garfield's mouth, that's three points. we're going to go one at a a time. but when we hear this sound -- [ air horn ] that means it's the speed round, and we all throw as many lasagna squares as possible at the same time. most point wins.

pratt also served as president of the nyack branch of the naacp for over 40 years. growing the organization into a major force for good within rockland county and beyond. throughout her career, dr. pratt has been a beacon of hope and a pillar of strength, advocating tirelessly for justice, and working to make her community better each and every day. dr. pratt, thank you for your many years of service, your inspirational leadership, and the indelible mark you have left on nyack, rockland county, new york state, and our nation. your impact will resonate for generations to come. on a personal level, i adore you. thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, today i rise during national police week to honor the life of alfred robert mossialo jr., known as ali, who tragically passed away on may 2, 2024. born in the bronx, allie grew up and was a standout defensive lineman in high school. he carried his passion for football to hobart college, where he earned degrees in engineering and economics and finance. in 2023, allie began a career with the village of pelham manor police depa

chris pratt.arfield, his other big roles, and how he unwinds away from hollywood. >>> but first, a big legal battle tied to concert tickets and it's a battle that could reshape the entire live music industry. christine romans is following this one. hey, christine. >> this is a really big one. we're talking about the government potentially accusing a major, major concert promoter of being a monopoly. what that means for you and how you buy tickets to your favorite artists after the break. from any of our top brands so you'll get a free phone, and a smartwatch and a tablet. yup, all three on us. plus, check out tons more great deals. it's red hot deal days at verizon. hurry in. it's only unitl may 29th. (vo) you've had thyroid eye disease for a long time. and you've lived with the damage it caused. but even after all these years, restoration is still possible. learn how at tedhelp.com. >> tech: need to get your windshield fixed? safelite makes it easy. you can schedule in just a few clicks. and we'l

parents breaking up with disney and chris pratt hailing mother-in-law maria shriver.at on rachael's pop-culture round featured the one and only joe concha my family is sacred to me. it truly is all that matters. i was on a work trip when the pulmonary embolism happened. but because i had the factor 5, which showed i had the genetic mutation, because i was aware of that gene, that saved my life. i would not have been able to meet my new granddaughter. i truly believe i'm here because of 23andme. time for their further pop-culd up this time we have got joe concha because we love them the latest and greatest of the hollywood drama. restarting up at this actor witr robert david said hollywood is filled with a secret conservatives who could not express their politics under the threat of being canceled. watch. ♪ where's the clip. [laughter] i guess we don't have the clip anyway he said there's a lot of them and they are afraid to come out of the closet. >> is completely totally just get this out of a by the way robert is a credible diehard one for role the very key. but in

pratt, pratt, pratt. >> that's your "popstart," guys. >> he's such a fun guy. >>> coming up this weekendthere are a lot of racing events, but there is something about the indy that attracts the most eyeballs. >> reporter: there is. happy memorial day weekend, everyone, back there. it is one of the memorial day kickoffs. 300,000 people plus. they estimate 330,000 will squeeze in here on sunday. it is one of the most kickoffs. it starts summer, feels great. 300,000 people plus. they estimate 330,000 will squeeze in here on sunday. it is one of the most exciting events. people wait all year. they will open the gates early in the morning. they will stream in, whether it's rain or sunshine. they're patient. they wait. they look forward to this all year, and so do we. >> we caught up with the defending champ a few days ago. how do they feel about his chances? who else do we like in this race? >> reporter: yeah, he's part of a big team. roger penske owns the speedway, the league here, the indy car series, and he has the best team. that team is one, two, three on the front row. you mentioned the

pratt without saying just says, he told me and it would be, you know, u.s. you know, classified information. of what he told him about russian submarines and u.s. submarines. he went straight to the point. he told me that the u.s. subs and with the russian subs, and you know, something that would -- more than likely, in my mind, be classified. >> so it was clear to you that he was basically seeking access to -- >> oh, absolutely. absolutely. here's a guy that's just buying access. it's -- it's very -- easy to see. >> seth: an australian billionaire got top secret information about u.s. and russian submarines. thankfully, the good news is he couldn't share any of the information because it's impossible to say the word "submarine" in an australian accent. no one would understand him if he tried. "oh, i can tell you where where the suhbmreens are, crikey." [ laughter ] where the what are? ahmarayns. [ laughter ] wahsahsahs. [ laughter ] seriously, this should be a massive scandal. that's the literal definition of buying access. a billionaire gave trump money to

he was convicted last year of a notorious murder after nine—year—old 0livia pratt—korbel was caught inof a gangland shooting. vincent coggins wants the video sent to everyone. that includes a firm of lawyers... ..and a media company, that's asked to enhance the video. the brothers want the robbers identified. you've effectively got an organised crime group using the same sort of tactics and techniques that might be used by law enforcement. but their intentions are obviously very different, because they want to find out who's done it so they can, first of all, get their drugs back or the money or both, and then carry out retribution, serious violence, potentially murder, against the people that have done this. the encrochat messages show the threat of violence is very real. this is coggins ordering his enforcer to help him scare a local businessman who owes him money. they'll decide together how to torture him. the messages say coggins then attacks the businessman with a knife. he says he's slashed him across the face, he's smashed his eyes and he's taken half of his ear and a half of h

he was convicted last year of a notorious murder after nine—year—old 0livia pratt—korbel was caught in a gangland shooting. vincent coggins wants the video sent to everyone. that includes a firm of lawyers... ..and a media company, that's asked to enhance the video. the brothers want the robbers identified. you've effectively got an organised crime group using the same sort of tactics and techniques that might be used by law enforcement. but their intentions are obviously very different, because they want to find out who's done it so they can, first of all, get their drugs back or the money or both, and then carry out retribution, serious violence, potentially murder, against the people that have done this. the encrochat messages show the threat of violence is very real. this is coggins ordering his enforcer to help him scare a local businessman who owes him money. they'll decide together how to torture him. the messages say coggins then attacks the businessman with a knife. he says he's slashed him across the face, he's smashed his eyes and he's taken half of his ear and a half of his

i'm to welcome jonna mendez to pratt library to discuss her new book in true face a woman's in the cia unmasked. in it, she talks about her cia career as a contract wife performing secretarial secretarial duties for the cia as a convenience to her. a young officer stationed in europe and true face recounts not only the drama of mendez's high stakes work how the savvy operator parlayed her everyday woman appeal into incredible subterfuge, but also the grit and good fortune it took for her to navigate a misogynistic world. this is the story of an incredible spy and what it took to it. jonna mendez is a former chief of disguise with over 25 years of experience as a cia officer working in moscow and other sensitive areas with. her late husband, tony mendez. she is the bestselling coauthor of argo, the moscow rules and spy. the washington post called the book engaging and enlightening and true face is an important addition to the canon of nonfiction books about an institution encrusted in myths created by movies. novels, hostile intelligence services, and occasionally the itself. publisher,

. >> nice to see our sports producer casey pratt there on stage as well.rt their efforts by rounding up to the nearest dollar. when you buy food at mcdonald's. well, happening now, the last day of bottlerock in napa valley and ed sheeran is headlining. last night was all the hype because actor bradley cooper joined pearl jam on stage. maybe it's time to leave the old ways, but but wait, there is more. cooper then started cooking up cheesesteaks for people. the excitement brought the largest crowd to the culinary stage in the history of the festival. steph curry was apparently in the mix as well, pouring drinks for fans. he was promoting his new gentleman cut bourbon in the vip sections. those stars will be back today with award winning chef jose andres to play and cook on stage. bottlerock tickets sold out weeks ago, with 120,000 people expected to attend. well, climate change is already impacting california's crops the next quarter century, and that could impact the world famous wine industry here in the bay area. >> earlier frost more frost risk in the s

. >> you see, they're our very own casey pratt on stage. >> this group does such good work. by rounding up to the nearest dollar. when you buy food at mcdonald's. happening now. the last day of bottlerock in napa valley and ed sheeran is headlining. last night was all the hype because actor bradley cooper joined pearl jam on stage . maybe it's time to let the old ways get oh how cool is that? what a treat, cooper. even started cooking up cheesesteaks for people. the excitement brought the largest crowd to the culinary stage in the history of the festival. steph curry apparently was in the mix as well, pouring drinks for fans. he was promoting his new gentleman cut bourbon in the vip sections. those stars will be back again today with award winning chef jose andres to play and cook on stage. bottlerock tickets sold out weeks ago, with 120,000 people expected to attend. well, people gathered today in san francisco at a celebration of culture and unity in honor of asian american and pacific islander heritage month dancers, as you can see, were part of the festivities at the sai

and to take in that beautiful springtime weather that gayle was just talking about in the east bay pratt. pets will be dressed to impress for the annual paul raid pet block in walnut creek. the organization, joy, down around town on broadway is inviting people to take part in a mile walk around broadway plaza. the event is raising money for animals in need loving homes. even if you don't have a pat, you're actually invited to join in. you can have some fun. there's going to be a pet festival. best dressed dog and cat contests. and there's also, of course, that parade well and at 11, 30 in the morning. here in san francisco, the islands of the bay festival is taking over your way to gardens. the event is celebrating asian pacific islander cultures with music, poetry and dancing. it's also going to be 30 vendors showcasing handmade, crafts and food. this will be going on from 11 in the morning to 4 in the afternoon. the great lawn in the gardens. this goes golden gate park ringing in the live music for the 100 42nd concert series of the golden gate park than you can hear. the mayor. >> the

our sports producer, casey pratt, has a source who believes that it's about $105 million. now, the city at the same time is releasing its budget tomorrow. we know there is a financial crisis in oakland this could solve a lot of issues. share what you know about this, well, you know, certainly. i mean, the money that, you know, we could, out of the sale of the property, be able to balance the budget we have right now, the numbers of the. i just met with the unions, 20 minutes ago, i was meeting with the unions and the budget figures they gave me were a lot different than what the mayor's proposing. and those numbers have changed. so the reality for me is, you know, we need to conduct a study. what are the real numbers when it comes to a deficit and why did we get into a deficit? and that was lack of management on the inside. why didn't we collect the taxes that were due to the city? what that was lack of management on the inside. so we need to correct those avenues first before we keep investing. investing and coming up at the end of the year, with a major shortfall when, w

chris pratt and i are playing lasagna, cornhole with members of our all military fleet week audience tonight. plus, we have erin andrews, charissa thompson, music from the red clay a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds... at no additional cost. it's ultimate speed for ultimate business. don't miss out on our fastest speed plans yet! switch to comcast business and get started for $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. call today! tonight. in march, a judge sentenced. ftx founder bankman-fried to 25 years for his role in defrauding customers and investors. now, the wall street journal has reported that he's moved from a new york jail to a facility in fresno county, 2.5 hours from his parents home in stanford. the journal reports the move is against bankman-frieds wishes. he had requested to stay in new york as he fi

chris pratt and i are playing lasagna, cornhole with members of our all military fleet week audienceight. plus, we have erin andrews, charissa thompson, music from the red clay this is more than just a theme park. this here is a vacation where youll explore a universe found nowhere else because here new adventures await at every turn. and so does relaxation. sun soaked cabana? heck yeah. its where everyone will feel the winning feeling of doing new things like you only imagined. oh yeah. universal orlando resort. tonight. in march, a judge sentenced. ftx founder bankman-fried to 25 years for his role in defrauding customers and investors. now, the wall street journal has reported that he's moved from a new york jail to a facility in fresno county, 2.5 hours from his parents home in stanford. the journal reports the move is against bankman-frieds wishes. he had requested to stay in new york as he files his appeal. well, the owner of two now closed fishermans wharf restaurants is suing the city of san francisco for millions. fisherman's grotto and tarantino's each closed in 2020. short

the sponsors of the debate will likely be those who have sponsored have in the past, raytheon pratt and whitney and other military contractors who have sponsored the the these debates many times in the past. now who in the hell is going to be watching a debate and decide they want to order a warship or a bomb? i don't know, but in case they want to, the commercial will be there by race. the i'm a little, what do you say? well yeah, i'm already on the wait list for the the newest aircraft carrier. i thought i would have one on the side, so i can't wait to watch tobate's, but yes, the, the heavily, heavily edited video of the president, almost as if he was daring president trump to debate him. i mean it's, it's after the fact it's a little bit too late. donald trump was the 1st one to say, i'm in. put me to sign me up, coach, i'm in throne me in the game. so i don't understand why the president's team decided to put up this very short video, the probably taped in micro seconds, because that's the only way he can get through a sentence at this point. but i mean, you're right this, this who

next week, superstar chris pratt live. plus, we're kicking off our concert series as wallows rocks the plaza and monday, caitlin clark talks to hoda and jenna about playing in the pros only on today. when it comes to weather forecasting accuracy is what moves the bay area forward. we have the center of the storm here and that's where our team really shines, nbc bay area's microclimate weather team certified most accurate eight years in a row. some sad news from hollywood tonight. actor dabney coleman has died in his long career. coleman starred in hit movies like 9 to 5 on golden pond and tootsie, and appeared in the tv series mary hartman, mary hartman and boardwalk empire. dabney coleman was 92 years old. and finally, for the first time ever, three olympic champs are set to face off as they look to punch their tickets to paris. here's stephanie gosk, simone biles winning olympic gold in the all around is every gymnast dream, and it's a gabby gold. gabby douglas, simone biles and suni lee have all done it on saturday nigh

rtx was a turn around with pratt whitney and the engines, and stock is still not expensive to where it both stories >> you are in the stocks more for the aerospace than the defense, so to speak i mean, you like it not as much for the geopolitical -- i hear people saying who pick the stocks, look at what is happening in the world, for geopolitical reasons and i hearing is different from you. >> you get the option value, the icing with rtx the other defense stocks, some of them are overbought, so you have to wait for a pullback on them >> joe >> i am one of those people that looks at the world and says, look, we just went through the last 20 years where the geopolitical tensions were as calm as they could be in my lifetime, and now they are more intense, more strained and i think you have to have the exposure boeing is 14% of the ita, so you get a little boeing, and to sarat's point, you get -- >> you get punished when boeing lays a big egg >> so far, the year to date it has been underperforming, i will give you that. over in the long-term, this is a stock that is reaching, i believe, an

yet, hormye gave stormy danielso pratt along making irrelevant and highly prejudicial remarks about dealingsh the all president. what merchan did was allow a case to go forward for which felony criminal conduct was never specifically alleged. courts, you may know, can strike down entire statutes on grounds they are impermissibly vague or overly broad. this entire case should have vag been avoided on vagueness grounds right off the bat.e ta is this finance case, text case from election interference case, simple bookkeeping case? >> what merchan is instructing his eye will instruct the jury on the references to campaign violations. i think thate is coming really too late. the judge has allowed him to say election violations. i'm quite convinced that jury believes there were election violations even though none have occurred in this case ruth regarding trump. >> laura: the only thing thisasn trial has proven beyond a reasonable doubt is that conflicted judges who partner with politically motivated prosecutors are ominous. they are providers of the rule rof law. so let's hope that the voters see

committee that i sit on but i can't go along with what they did, they pretended like we voted on four is pratt bills. after those votes passed, they changed them to amendments and concurred with the senate bill and sent it back to the senate. this whole thing was preconferenced with chuck schumer. why is it that on all three betrayals the senate didn't change a word of these bills when they went to the senate from the house? it's because mike johnson was doing chuck schumer and joe biden's bidding. they didn't need to change a word on any of these bills. chuck schumer fought against all the amendments. he wanted those bills exactly as mike johnson passed them. exactly as mike johnson had promised. fisa without warrant. an omnibus with a new building for the f.b.i. $100 billion of foreign aid with no border security in it. as ms. greene said our border is wide open. wide open. this was our last chance for leverage. and the speaker gave it all up. why would hakeem jeffries endorse a republican speaker? aren't they archrivals? what does hakeem jeffries want, after all? he wants an open border. he

these protests have grown as the families become more and more debt pratt to demmed ones back hope.etween the israeli people. this is the reality for the past several months. they have been running from one part of the desieged strip to the other that the orders of israel. and those who managed to survive are doing so in circumstances. meanwhile the families have been given few answers by the government. and if something isn't done to stop the killings to bring relief to these people, then they will be taken too soon. after the break, our director, louis water ridge. this isn't charmin! no wonder i don't feel as clean. hurry up dad! you've been in there forever! i'm trying! this cheap stuff is too thin! i told you not to get the other toilet paper. here's charmin ultra strong. ahhh! my bottom's been saved! woooo! with its diamond weave texture, charmin ultra strong cleans better with fewer sheets and less effort. what's everybody waiting for? this? ok hon, we know you're clean. we all go, why not enjoy the go with charmin. nothing dims my light like a migraine. with nurtec odt, i fo

because garfield, chris pratt is in "garfield," the new "garfield movie."s show you what's going on. strong storms. mississippi ohio valleys. record highs down through texas. then memorial day monday, lots of sunshine for the western two-thirds of the record highs in texas. then we move on to sunday, sunday. look for another storm outbreak through mississippi-ohio river valleys. record highs down through texas. then memorial day monday, lots of sunshine for the western two-thirds of the country. quite humid down through the gulf. not quite a good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. today. it's going to be mostly sunny. a really nice day. some of our warmer temperatures inland will be in the low 80s. and then tomorrow, upper 70s. and it continues to cool off, along with some gusty winds and more coastal clouds on saturday. we're only looking at a high of 67 degrees. that's going to be a cool weekend, but gradually rebounding as we head closer to memorial day. and san francisco will >>> and that's your latest weather. i see you making eye contact. >> i just

and nationally -- ashley pratt- oats. president biden is that a key point in the campaign.lagging among young voters and black male voters. was his speech today a step in the right direction? did he strike the right tone? >> i think he had a great opportunity to really address key constituencies, black men, college students, specifically in georgia, a state where the polling support has been a little soft among these key constituencies to really talk about a couple of key things. one, what his administration has done specifically and legislatively to benefit people in our community. also, to talk about the fact that he has appointed a lot of people including ketanji brown jackson jackson to the supreme court. re-highlighting his relationship with kamala harris. most importantly and one thing that was of distinction was noticing that he mentioned calling for an immediate cease- fire in the israel-hamas war, as well as an end to the gaza humanitarian crisis. an issue that has been surfacing more with younger black voters. i think the speech did what it needed to do. they are

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been grounded while they work through issues with the engines on those planes, which were made by pratt & whitney. you're seeing a capacity crunch, and that adds to the cost that these airlines have. they went out on a big hiring spree to make up for the shortfalls they were dealing with post-pandemic, but in many cases they overhired or overspent to build up the capacity that they now don't have the planes to serve. katie: a lot of head winds for this industry. brooke sutherland, really appreciate you breaking it down. take a look at american shares one more time, looking at the worse day since june of 2020. let's bring this conversation to the broader markets right now. we're going to do that with hsbc head of asset management. let's start with the fed. hsbc, you only see one rate cut this year. it seems like the markets are more or less aligned on that. it's striking to me you've seen five rate cuts get priced out by these markets and still we're at pretty close to all-time highs with the s&p 500 and the nasdaq 1100. what do you make of that dynamic? >> i think it goes to what the na

. >> understand, look, this is pratt's -- president biden's, one of his central issues, bringing downs. he has been very successful doing that on junk fees. everything from buying airline tickets the concert tickets to junk fees on check overdrafts and credit card fees. he is pushing down costs for families. the other thing he has done is he has been bringing down costs on healthcare. we all know about $35 insulin. the fact that seniors now spend no more than $2000 maximum across a year on prescription drugs. he is bringing down the cost of other prescription drugs for everyone, so that is a big one. canceled student loan debt for 4.5 million people, that helps bring down costs. he also has been focusing on grocery prices and has been bringing his administration to bear on this and it is particularly here where what we see is a lot of concentration in the industry. we see basically for major grocery chains who kind of old the world in the grocery space. and the supply chain, so it is just a couple doing meat processing, chicken processing and it goes farther back. farmers are getting

anti-semitic remarks, but doing so across the board, it's still columbia university law school, and heir pratt from the rest of the main campus. it's definitely not on the campus where all the turmoil has been going down, so it's an interesting take. aishah: yeah. and you think about finals and people being allowed to be students there, i mean, there are some jewish students that aren't even allowed to be on campus. they're actually being stopped because of their ethnicity which is wild that that's happening in america. this is not a foreign policy issue anymore, this is really about who do we stand -- what do we stand for as a americans. parker, i'll come back to you because the office of is civil rights is investigating a plethora of title vi violations. 130 plus cases nationwide. and secretary cardona this week called it abhorrent, some of the things that are happening in realtime that are obviously clearly violations of civil rights. do you feel like this administration is doing enough and doing it quickly enough to eradicate anti-semitism and, i mean, just uphold your basic human rights t

pratt sells fresh produce, dairy, baked goose. the whole family grew up working in and around the store and you can tell. they treat everyone like family when they walk in. i also have never have to worry about where the produce come from, mr. speaker. because pratt's is known for locally sourcing their food from east tennessee farmers. i also love walking into the store because it smells good. it smells like an old country store. it smells fresh and clean. they do things the old-fashioned way. they make people feel like they are stepping back in time. they were recently honored as found yea city's men of the year due to their amazing customer service. and everyone that goes there knows how delicious everything is and they have some really great vegetables. as good as their produce is, mr. speaker, they are best known for the family sphere. there are god fearing people and always been respected in our community. they have been here for three generations for a reason. i want them to know they are appreciated and i hope they are aro

when i say time gem, they cut to chris pratt.then when the disney channel -- jon favreau confirmed this for me. they cut the opening shot to match my filibuster -- [ laughter ] you can sync them up time-wise. the hand comes up, hits -- no, hand's down from the twin suns, the hand comes out of the sand, you can match it to my filibu filibuster, they did it on purpose. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's thrilling, right? ♪ has your daughter, alice, taken on -- is she interested in the comic books and the music and this kind of stuff that you love? >> i've given her the foundation of things. and some of them she's rejected, some of them she's really embraced. movie-wise, eh. although she -- i just showed her "pulp fiction." she loved "pulp fiction." thought it was brilliant. >> jimmy: she's 4, by the way. [ laughter ] >> she's 4. but she really got the time switch stuff, oh my god. yeah, if i don't give her her mashed peas, she's going to go medieval. no, this movie called "the nice guys" with ryan gosling. >> jimmy: that's a

actor chris pratt taking a new approach when it comes to raising his children. parenting. the father of 3 telling enews i ask d. exactly what my parents said all the time. i never knew i could say no to my parents. so we're trying to raise them in a way where they feel comfortable expressing themselves. the four seasons resort in orlando may have just found their newest and most adorable spokesperson after this video went viral. watch. >> i have a question for everybody. who wants to go to the four seasons orlando? >> me. >> me. >> carley: i can't get enough of that little girl. the baby's parents joined us on "fox & friends" along with the manager of the four seasons orlando resort. >> how has she responded in that way at that moment in time certainly no doesn't have predicted that. but, it's definitely been fun to watch. >> carley: i understand, adrian, that you are looking to make baby kay the spokes baby? >> seeing how it was viral on the social media and popularity of it, we are looking into something like that. >> carley: the video of baby kate has already

and this one lasagna loving giving voice by chris pratt is reduced to generic really funny if you're just looking for a way to distract kids for an hour and 40 minutes, this one will but if you're looking for something a little more, maybe look up some old garfield comic strips. that will do much better it's a dean's list and i hope you have a great weekend in chicago. i'm dave richards. all right. 10, 16 is the time. let's get a check of weather and traffic here. >> at the quarter hour, let's begin with the traffic because obviously have that issue on the bay bridge. this is video from the 9 o'clock hour right around 903 when reports of this big rig on fire came in. you could see the smoke all that. yeah. a lot of flames right there and that, of course, impacted traffic. they luckily had the flames out. now. they're still spraying it with water, though. and you can see that here in the live caltrans camera right there on the far right at this point, they do have the left 3 lanes open. so that's helping for a long time. that was just a far left lane open. but it's slightly better the

they were literally arguing the fact that michael cohen pratt guilty really is evidence that trump isy that it's tough that never would've happened if the judge were actually calling the same-sex own. >> emily: it is literally an orchestration in part of a potential conviction so talk to us however on much has been made on the mainstream media about the judgment he not only that impartiality but essentially a protection by the court of the jury from hearing this? he is till this time and again that they've done everything to protect this type of evidence i have instructed the jury to disregard certain things, granted favor heavily for example disregarding defensive comment rather than prosecution but at the end of the day will that be successful? >> i will tell you what, jerry relate to judges a cuss at how much i don't like his rulings are how i think some of his evidentiary rulings have been off-base, i don't want to say it stockholm syndrome but it can amount to that. juries look to judges and ask if we can start late. that's who tells them what you can and can't do when you're on

he said, "this is my imaginary friend." [ laughter ] >> and it's voiced by chris pratt. [ laughter ]it ever tells wally is, like, "you need a raise." we're like, "oh my god, tell your mustache to be quiet." [ light laughter ] did you -- but your character is very anxious about a job interview at 30 rock. so that must have been very easy to plug into that. >> very much so. i was just saying to a couple people backstage i get really filled with anxiety when i see the carpet in the elevator. >> seth: yes. >> isn't that -- sorry. oh gosh. yeah. that's my trauma. [ laughter ] >> seth: no, i think the carpet in the elevator -- i have the reaction to it that people have when they see the carpet in the movie "the shining." like that's -- [ laughter ] >> one billion percent. it's a pattern that elicits a response. >> seth: because i feel like of the -- i mean, how many years were you with the show again? >> nine. >> seth: so i was there for more, i was like 12 years. >> i mean, you want to fight? >> seth: and the amount of times -- [ laughter ] is that? >> is this about to be -- >> seth: is t

he told the tallahassee democrat pratt newspaper that he does well, a quote, keeping things off the web and keeping things under radar. he added this. i will say everything is out there. the only thing you cannot find is the money that's really the only thing you can't find online next week, the fame you board of trustees will be holding their own public meeting on this. the vice chair of the board was among the first to raise questions about the donation and never run gibbons joins me now, mr. gibbons, thank you for your time today. i look at this and the nearly quarter billion dollars donation and we'll get into who knew and who did not. but from your perspective did they just want it too badly that they do wanted to believe that this 30-year-old out of nowhere had a quarter billion dollars to give good morning yeah. i think that the fam you folks it's unfortunate that they did. i don't think that they did their due diligence, but also this is the reason that a board of trustees exist. >> i'm currently on the board of collagen to universities and florida and red flags went up. >> i ha

. >> and that is abc7 sports anchor casey pratt, who helped present the check.an support the ronald mcdonald house charity efforts by rounding up to the nearest dollar every time you buy food at your local mcdonald's and check this out. a moonbow in yosemite national park. it's a combination of mist from the waterfall and light from a full moon, creating a rainbow. it's also called a lunar rainbow. a photographer was able to capture it in a time lapse video on the nights of may 22nd and the 23rd. i was confused when i first saw this because it looked like daytime, but it's not. it's a trickery of the eye and the way that this camera works, right? did you think this was daytime? >> it does look like it could be. yeah. >> okay. that's something i've never seen before in my life. next to 630, remembering a disney legend. spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down. >> the medicine go down. >> the great richard sherman, one half of the sherman brothers, the men behind the music so many of us grew up to. his credits include the soundtrack to our childhoods. but firs

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a couple of cases in liverpool, rhys jones a little boy there, olivia pratt—korbel you remember her?e was caught and killed as well. i get goosebumps whenever i think about those two cases. and i mean, how do you stop this stuff? >> well, i think we've got to have a look at the drug policy in this country in terms of, what it's doing to the to our streets. when i grew up in the 60s in liverpool, i lived in the same place as the rooneys , and same place as the rooneys, and it was a great place to live. and then thatcher come along and our estate becomes smack city and so there's got to be a correlation to investment in public, like for example, youth clubs. i don't know what the figure is for a number of youth clubs that have been closed. so that's not an excuse for the terrible things that have happened over the last 24 hours. but there's definitely a correlation. i when i grew up in the 60s, our councillor stayed in a in a walk up council flat. we thought it was the it was great. and then come the 80s unemployment, you know, and all that infuse of drugs and it's definitely is defini

next week, superstar chris pratt live.lus, we're kicking off our concert series as wallows rocks the plaza. and monday, caitlin clark talks to hoda and jenna about playing in the pros only on today, your place. i'll come across the membrane mullin and game will get 40. my thanks to gayle king, jojo siwa, rachel feinstein once again, congrats on the special and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania. thank you for watching. stay tuned for late night with seth meyers. good night everybody. thank you very, very much. better call. better get involved. get get involved. get into it. do it. from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york. it's late night with seth meyers tonight. john oliver from unfrosted. and snl comedian mikey day. an all new closer look featuring the a t band with jay weinberg

chis pratt prestÓ su voz a este simpÁtico gato.todo lo que quiero y la Única que quizÁs no me queda al 100 ese sarcasmo. luis: ¿tacos o burritos? chris: burritos. luis:¿salsa que pica o que no pica? luis: la que pica. luis: cafÉ colombiano o brasileÑo. chris: colombiano. luis: j—lo o shakira. chris: no puedo elegir ambas son fantÁsticas. [mÚsica] [mÚsica] jessi:j—lo o shakira. dani: con cintura de boxeador las dos. karla: estÁ difÍcil que te pregunten eso. dani: quiero evitar que me escriban una canciÓn. [presas] [risas] ♪[mÚsica]♪ ♪[mÚsica]♪ ♪[mÚsica]♪ ♪[mÚsica]♪ >> muy buenos dÍas, hoy en "despierta amÉrica", la fiscalÍa presenta su testigo estrella en el juicio contra donald trump, ¿quÉ hace la defensa de donald trump? >> hoy comienza la selecciÓn del jurado en el juicio por corrupciÓn, bob menendez, aquÍ sabrÁs quÉ estrategia usarÍan en su defensa. >> esta maÑana roland detalles de cÓmo feligreses evita que un adolescente y rompiera en una iglesia con un rifle mientras 60 niÑos recibÍa la primera comuniÓn. >> cristian castro re

thank you very much for talking to us, coming up, pratt. very much for talking to us, coming up, prattall of the words that you're describing? those protesters with no . yeah. protesters with no. yeah. >> no, just you, tom. no, not at all. not at all. is your favourite insult, dying out. find out i >> -- >> good afternoon. britain. it's ten minutes to one. now, a survey has found that the word plonker is one of 15 british inside out, with many younger people neither using nor understanding them . understanding them. >> others include toerag, pillock, nitwit and numpty . so pillock, nitwit and numpty. so the best ones. really? numpty? it's fair to say gen z may struggle to get their heads around this kind of talk from legendary british comedy only fools and horses, you stupid little plonker rodney. >> here i am on the verge of losing the biggest deal of my life, and this plonker here wants to give me a lecture about poxy wants to give me a lecture about poxy butterflies. >> you've got a rhinoceros, right? and one day ain't there? you tend to know it's missing . you tend to know it's mis

. >>> chris pratt, the hollywood a-lister is preparing to hop back into this super-smash ♪ ♪ >> comethere are decades worth of games to explore just thinking from how legend of zelda how the nintendo cinematic universe could be created and what it could look like for the characters that i love. i mean, there's really no limit. >> absolutely. >> it does not exist. let's get to the origin story. we have the nintendo store around and the line is around. >> can he get his own movie? >> oh! >> talk about "jeopardy" now. does this sound like the kind of category you can get behind. >> a taylor swift song for 600. >> seen here wearing his signature hat this country singer was inducted into the headwear hall of fame in 2014. >> who is tim mcgraw? >> if you're a swiftie or pop culture junkie. a new spin-off of the iconic game show is in the works with the pop culture tournament edition coming to prime video. it will be all pop culture and promising the rigor -- >> we don't want academic rigor. >> talking about food, music and theater. talking about this, connections. the hit new york times wo

better to take this on than our dear friend, maria shriver and her daughter, katherine schwarzenegger pratthters for an honest conversation about the benefits. >> and of course, the challenges of their relationships and how they make it all work. >> you're ready to spit nails because you can't call the shots. >> i did not raise my daughter to talk to me like this. ♪ >> reporter: they say no relationship can be as close or contentious as that of mothers and adult daughters. add grandchildren to the mix -- >> i'll lift you up -- >> reporter: and things can get even more complicated. >> we've had some difficult times and we've had some really fun times. grandmothers and mothers who cherish their bonds but say it isn't always easy. >> growing up, my mom and i were always so close. and then i had my daughter. i almost needed like a separation, of sorts. >> so did that hurt your feelings when she said, i don't want you, >> reporter: sally's daughter >> reporter: so did that hurt your feelings when she said i don't want you. this is my space? >> oh, of course. but now, if i want to say something a