who are the pryors or the carlins of this new global comic spring? what stories were they telling? what truth bombs were they dropping? what sacred cows were they slaying? and more importantly, how could i get in on the joke? i decided to find out. i have a bunch of friends that are also comics, and i perform with them all the time. but they have a very different perspective, each of them. >> when i tell people i'm jamaican and haitian, they're like, oh, my god, girl, shut up. what part of puerto rico is that? i'm like what? >> so i grew up here. i'm also gay. so sorry, ladies, and you're welcome, fellas. >> i'm from tennessee. i didn't learn about countries in school. i learned about tennessee, and then i learned about the states that touched us in case they attacked. >> this is the situation. i've just been reading about all these different comics around the world, and from what i hear, they're doing incredible things. they're these trailblazers that are creating a scene and an industry where it otherwise didn't exist. >> i don't believe it. >> ok, so this is how i want to presen

congressman russell pryor will be at the hearing. he will be on the show shortly. the air national guardsmen accused of leaking those pentagon documents has appeared in court. my question, why is secret information available so widely and why did a 21-year-old get top clearance? more on that next. r into parkis so people think they're open. surprise. [ laughs ] [ horn honks, muffled talking ] -can't hear you, jerry. -sorry. uh, yeah, can we get a system where when someone's bike is in the shop, then we could borrow someone else's? -no! -no! or you can get a quote with america's number-one motorcycle insurer and maybe save some money while you're at it. all in favor of that. [ horn honking ] there's a lot of buttons and knobs in here. stuart: jack teixeira, accused of espionage in the boston federal courthouse. has the white house said anything about the arrest? >> reporter: president biden has been briefed about it but he hasn't said anything about this or the other international lose of the day since yesterday when he downplayed everything. in the chain of command

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of course, the suspect reportedly has a long rap sheet, all evan pryor arrests, but was still walkinghe streets, because that is attorney bragg's new york city. they were taken for treatment and oh thankfully and stable condition, those officers. every day, police put their lives on the line. new york democrat alexandria ocasio-cortez is now calling out mayor eric adams for giving them a raise. >> representative cortez: with the data shows us his if you respond to it as a public health issue instead of crime issue, that decreases appeared >> mary adams just decreased -- by 20%. is that misplaced? to be -- >> rep. cortez: i think so. we are at a point officially were most police officers are paid more than a teacher with a master's degree. we are defunding safety, defunding our public schools, defunding our public pools. defunding our libraries. we are taking all of those resources and demanding that every single department except the militarized one the cut. >> emily: apparently, the selected official forgets that when she was elected to congress, what was it, she cried on instagram l

& friends" co-host ainsley and first legal advisor and author of "parents of the world unite" ian pryor. welcome. your first time on the couch. >> i think it's my third time. post covid. >> emily: all right. we begin with mob madness breaking out on city streets across our country and innocent americans are getting caught in the crossfire. shocking new video from chicago on saturday night shows a large group of what appears to be young people closing in on a young woman trying to enter her apartment. and then they attack. we must warn you, what you're about to see is graphic. >> emily: this horrifying footage tagged with the caption "yea, we get active." and we're now learning new details on the aftermath of that gut wrenching attack. that woman's mother confirming to fox news matt finn that her daughter is thankfully doing ok and escaped the mob with minor injuries. the scratch on her face. she says her daughter was with another young man during the time of the attack and was later helped to a hospital by a good samaritan after the completely unprovoked attack. ian, your thoughts? >> w

this computing center is in pryor, oklahoma. in computing power in the world. this is one of two advances that make ai ascendant now. first, the sum of all human knowledge is online and, second, brute force computing that "very loosely approximates" the neural networks and talents of the brain. >> things like memory, imagination, planning, reinforcement learning, these are all things that are known about how the brain does it, and we wanted to replicate some of that in our ai systems. >> those are some of the elements that led to deepmind's greatest achievement so far - solving an "impossible" problem in biology. proteins are building blocks of life. but only a tiny fraction were understood because 3d mapping of just one could take years. deepmind created an ai program for the protein problem and set it loose. >> well, it took us about four or five years to figure out how to build the system. it's probably the most complex project that we've ever undertaken. but once we did that, it can solve a protein structure in a matter of s

officials, and our leaders on members of the media, and it's been headlined by folks like richard pryorwanda sykes, cedric the entertainer, stephen colbert. the list goes on. tonight, it is being hosted by my cousin, delicious correspondent, roy wood junior. i recently spoke to him about his preparations, what we can expect from these high stakes on his game tonight, how a week of trump legal developments and major media shakeups affected his script. take a listen. >> half by script got started after monday morning. i had jokes in there about, remember chinese spy balloons? doesn't it feel like 40 years ago now? i was like, nobody one hears know about a spy balloon. the low-key, the trump arrest, when we ever done a new cycle where the trump the trump arrest, that's what we are screaming for for the whole time he was in office, taken a jail. we finally took him to jail, that thing was on about a week, okay, we have a new scandal, a new trial, a new thing to deal with. i feel like, is it just me, let me ask you a question, or family. >> yeah, you're my actual cousin. >> for real, i get e

. >> seth: that's like data from star trek reviewing a richard pryor album. [ light laughter ] don't i still prefer joyless tucker to when he actually laughs. [ light laughter ] oh, my god, that does sound more terrifying than hearing a bear snort a line of cocaine. [ light laughter ] that's two "cocaine bear" references i wonder if there's gonna be a third? we'll have to wait and see it's a long closer look. [ light laughter ] i also love that even as recently as 2020, tucker was still pretending it was a some sort of grand mystery why people hated donald trump like even if you forget. all the racist, lying and corruption and bigotry how about the fact he was just annoying as [ bleep ]. like, if he was just a guy you met at a party, after 20 minutes of listening to him scream uninterrupted about injecting bleach, and windmills killing birds, and toilets not flushing, and how everyone loves him because he's the greatest ever you'd pull your spouse aside and say "can we please just go home? this guy won't shut the hell up." and then they'd say, "we can't he's our uber driver he just f

we are the pryor -- parenting and we're the primary educators and we need to they will them what they988. trained crisis counselors available for free 24 hour as day, seven day as week. go to ginger now. >> thanks, george. that spied reigns leading it looks like thursday afternoon we open up at lufkin, drew: i am drew tuma your accuweather forecast. partly cloudy skies and cool april afternoon. mid-50's to low 60's for afternoon highs. overnight tonight we find partly cloudyon 30's and 40's into wednesday. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. by the end of the week 80's return and our warmest spots inland at the warm weather continues over the weekend. saturday and sunday exex take or how about a little pop news? let's begin with clint eastwood. the four-time oscar winner, he is now set to direct a new movie. it's called juror no 2 the juror realizes during the murder trial that he is on that he may have caused the victim's death. over one to be working with eastwood. he writes on instagram "cannot believe i get to make a film with one of my heroes." i agree. he is a legend. "juror