something you want to play or what to do you like alert that experience and i thought is the appeal rami that's the appeal for one of our community members so this is a chief lars on twitter who says that games can introduce ethical questions that the player has to choose from a question such as justified killing committing crimes in order to survive sacrificing one to save many cetera games influence thought and critical thinking more than behavior from your take on that yeah i think games when people think of games they very much think of one specific element of games which is the entertainment slash distraction part of games which are those are important things like any medium games have the power to put us in fantasies in our fancies in different situations in perspectives and with the other set of games that people don't think about very often is that games have been used to train the professionals of flight simulators doctors are good also to teach us perspectives for me honestly the largest part of my history knowledge comes from a game called age of empires which simulated old al

change that's a nonprofit organization that brings together game creators and social innovators and rami is a video game developer and co-founder of the neverland space studio. he also helped start the game well developer conference hello everybody it's good to have you here i should really say thank you to your mom because without my mother sitting it will literally but also because the subject matter let me just say i looked around the internet i found obama here he is right here the story about how you got into gaming was all about what your mother did in order to help you get into gaming you spent all of your life in a refugee camp and she loved video games how did you even get to play them you know 1st of all from a country with a civil war. the war started a long time ago and then my printer to flee to the roof and when they were going to the roof and you come i was born on the way and then from there like growing up as children we love you know the good thing about video games it doesn't matter with him. where you you have to make sure that you have to find something to play and f

because to be part of ramies and to be sort of f nominated an award, it is just elevating us. >> chefhank you so much and acongratulations to you to everybody at bindaas. thank you for the yummy food. megan. > you've heard how important need is but do all of us the same amount. coming up, ha> imagine if you coul a super wer, what would it be? would you fly or read minds or not need sleep. psychiatrist dr. joshua winer joins us to talk about are ative super power that 1% of the population has. good morning to you, docto thank you for joining us. obvious question, what is the super power. >> so about 90% of the population, adult population, we need seven or eight hours of sleep. about 5% of the population needs more and 5% needs less but for 1% they could function perfectly fine physically,al ment and they're sharp and good to go and they don't need to catch up with just four or five hours of sleep. throughout their whe lives. >> wow, which is crazy because we hear about the health affects ñ take place if you sleep.et enough are they affected in any way? >> no. they are not affected and

have cafe and pastries and the asia restaurant. >> that is tremendous to receive the honor from the ramieso much more than just a restaurant or pastry boutique if you will in the area. so congratulations to yous. guy talk to me about the influence in a pastry chef and that you have here. and these are beautiful and you'll assemble something for me here and what are we making and can get this at maketto. this is our strawberry ice cream cake. >> it is like good humor strawberry shortcake ice cream bar. do you want me to tell me everything. >> sure. >> so macha cake and then lemon d marmaladeousse. and it has good humor crumbles on the outside. eome strawberry jam and strawberry ice cram that i made in-house. >> that is so nice. >> great for summer. >> that is >> and then this is our hon kono ma pudding so taiwanese dessert and ten i add fruits so it is pineapple, basil and some strawber jelly. >> apple basil. and then jelly. >> some strawberry jelly and we have some mongo bobba. >> and would you mix all of these things together or do you try to take a little section of the pudding with a li

and the game that i'm showing you on my screen now you can see it here is called a razor wire but rami there are a lot of hurdles to getting a game like this on the market and then making a difference because there are things like government standing in the way of people's progress here according to what he said in that video what do you make of his comment. i mean when you think about it every every media around these issues which you discuss u.s. involvement in for example iraq or afghanistan. the worst there is obviously going to run it the u.s. this is happened before questions about the israeli palestinian conflict run into issues on the astore these are parts of creating media. wind larger structural issues we don't. you wanted to push back and i think that is a very generic media problem right like this is not specific to this is just part of games now you know our folk art people express themselves and how to talk about issues of their life and issues of this world you are you are we discussing talent and you have many things going on including your own company and one of your

from best casual restaurant and today a hot spotnown for p kizmi >>> thetions are in for the 2019 ramiewards hosted by restaurant association in metropolitan on and honor theca pital region top restaants and all-purpose is the best casual restaurant of the year and mike freedman and his partners were nominated for e year.ateur of here is what makes the hot spot so special is the chefs.ou thank yor being here. >> are you about to feed him? >> would you like to. >> you guys knock yourselves out. you're the beverage director but we'll start with mike. tell me about all-purpose for those who may have not heard of it. >> all-purpose is a love letter to my youth growingne up in w jersey and new york. and we do deck oven pizza and eggpla eggplant parm and calamari and u working ar the season so we still stick to that cooking. >> and tell me bout thepizzas. you have a lovely cheese pizza but these are not just cheese. >> don't sleep on the pizza. >> my kids love it. >> but myself and chefs have taken time to focus on making each piece delicious. the bona, the classic pepperoni pie with chilly h

. >> rami malek knows an atlile something about that.t night's after par ity to support taron. that's real friendship, especially since elton john insulted him for lip-synching. no awkward run in. he was perform inning italy. >> he was hands on, approving each costume. the cast has favorites. >> it would be elizabeth i. no questions! not only, hey, look at you, elizabeth i. not only am i elizabeth i, i'm elton john being elizabeth i. >> probably the hands >> i supp be quite fun to have that donald duck outfit, wouldn't it? you could make some sort of installation out of that. >>> there's another music inspired movie that people are really excited about pt it's the reason i'm here in the liverpool the home of the beatles. it's called "yesterday." t a singer song writer wakes up one day to find out only he knows the beatle never existed. >> what is this? rock and roll. we are in liverpool. lily james and himesh patel share a romance in this rock and roll fairy tale that has him hitting it big playing the beatles' music. >> when did you wri

in lafayette john ramis, kpix 5. >> 11% of california, 6 million students attend charter schools. >>> for the first time in its history san francisco state university has appointed a woman to serve as its president. she will become the universities 14th president when she takes over this summer. she is currently the vice president for academic affairs at cal state la, she replaces the current president who is retiring after seven years. >>> a redesigned $20 bill is being put on hold. the bill was set for 2020. the treasury secretary says that won't happen until 2028, he says the holdup is over counterfeiting issues. the unveiling was to coincide with the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment which granted women the right to vote. in the meantime today is harvey milk day in california. it's the san francisco supervisors birthday. the governor declared today harvey milk day across the state the proclamation and legacy of the civil rights activist lives on. first he was shot akilled in 1978. white house faces scrutiny over border policies after news that six migrant children who died i

i was talking with rami malek about freddie mercury and i asked if he'd gotten him out of his systemtely not, and i never want to. do you feel that same way about? >> 100%. i'm in love. i want to stay there. >> have you all seen the judy garland trailer yet? >> i saw it and it looks spectacular. >> i'm calling it now, nominations abound for renee zellweger. >>> all right coming up -- jay leno does daytime. only we're on the set of jay's quality price is right" debut. ♪ searching for something fresh? ♪ dove go fresh rejuvenate antiperspirant, with pear... ... and aloe vera scents. a fresh fragrance never experienced before. keep it fresh. >>> travel consideration provided by -- zblmpkts monday on "e.t." -- your guide to must-see movies of the summer brad, leo, set secrets from "once upon a time in hollywood". monday on "e.t.." >>> jay leno, rolling out in a jaguar! >> it's not every day you see a jag on "the price is right." but that's what happens when jay joins drew carey for "dream car week." >> up for grabs -- 11 cars worth more than $300,000. come on down! >> are you excited abou

i was talking with rami malek about freddie mercury and i asked if he'd gotten him out of his systemlutely not, and i never want to. do you feel that same way about? >> 100%. i'm in love. i want to stay there. >> have you all seen the judy garland trailer yet? >> i saw it and it looks spectacular. >> i'm calling it now, nominations abound for renee zellweger. >>> all right coming up -- jay leno does daytime. only we're on the set of jay's quality price is right" debut. i little bit about it. but it's still 5 here heard him say we see with my own eyes is being around other times all season. you know the charity things and things like that just talking and you can tell he's and we don't know what he went through stuff and you can see these got a little more. it goes or back tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for yo

while rami lip synced that's tarrant taking on the hit. >> you recorded rocket man, were there any othereped in your soul that you loved doing during the movie. >> i love the songs for different reasons. in our movie your song is a bit of a triumph as a story telling moment. ♪ it's a little bit funny ♪ this feeling inside >> i feel very, very proud of it. i would say that moment and that song. >> he has done the most phenomenal job with music. >> reporter: elton is an executive producer but bohemian rhapsody did not have the benefit of the input from the late freddie mercury. relying on fellow band members instead. when it comes to depictions of sexuality and drug use, rocket man does it better. ♪ i'm still standing >> my life has been a miracle. i'm 72 years old and feel like a kid and i still have a lot of energy and i am the luckiest man in the world, on the biggest world tour, this film coming out. i know we probably have made the film we set out to make and that's all that counts. ♪ hold me closer tiny dancer >> the music is so good in this movie. i think you will love it. other mus

something you want to play or what to do you like alert that experience and i thought is the appeal rami that's the appeal for one of our community members so this is a chief larson twitter who says that games can introduce ethical questions that the player has to choose from a question such as justified killing committing crimes in order to survive sacrificing one to save many cetera games influence thought and critical thinking more than behavior from your take on that yeah i think games when people think of games they very much think of one specific element of games which is the entertainment slash distraction part of games which are both are important things like any medium games have the power to put us in fantasies in our fancies in different situations in perspectives but the other side of games that people don't think about very often is that games have been used to train the professionals of flight simulators doctors are good also to teach us perspectives for me honestly the largest part of my history knowledge comes from a game called age of empires which simulated old all that

journalists rami on the guardian political analyst mitchell barak gave conflicting views on the latest escalation between israel and gaza. these are either response is always disproportionate. palestinian rocket. attacks on the palestinians are very destructive and. for the population. being reduced to rubble people in the streets are being hit well while they are on motorcycles. because even on the ground in the fields including mothers and their toddlers both the hamas and islamic jihad are are excellent in using human shields you know launching their operations from schools and from apartment buildings and from civilian centers and hoping that the israelis will not retaliate or that the israelis will be concerned with possible civilian casualties every civilian casualty is certainly a tragedy but the state of israel has to protect its citizens and has to protect its borders and for that some very very serious measures are being taken against the military infrastructure in gaza ok thanks for staying with us here this evening on tonight's love dates at the top of the hour. what politi

deescalate and return to the understanding is that the past few months before it's too late journalist rami almagro he political analyst mitchell borrowed gave us their views on the latest escalation between israel and gaza. both the hamas and islamic jihad are are excellent in using human shields you know launching their operations from schools and from apartment buildings and from civilian centers and hoping that the israelis will not retaliate or that the israelis will be concerned with possible civilian casualties every civilian casualty is certainly a tragedy but the state of israel has to protect its citizens and has to protect its borders and for that some very very serious measures are being taken against the military infrastructure in gaza the government of gaza is the hamas it's a terror organization it's defined as a terror organization by both the united by both the european union and united states and against a terror organization everything goes so they keep testing israel along the way how many rockets can they fire how many civilian israelis can be killed before israel does

one of the characters picture there on the rice not met rami she goes. she goes a little bit mods yeah you say her name again. i can't remember if i had to sa. he onlyy i recited in a headline that harrison told my thank y yu all those nuclear according to some headlines she really goes completely crazy. and mitt romney on the occasion of mother's day sent this to his wife on twitter and i'm lonely and it's a reference to that character mother of dragons i really hope i'm only appreciate some of this ticket. except he posts about just a few hours before the latest episode where his character turns into one of the most villainous creatures imaginable. so it led to a lot of people thing meet your timing is really bad. meet this is beautiful do not watch the new app so please another said just in time for the fictional other dragons to go nuclear. another side as so kind of different meaning now minutes. and so it went on you can always count on me to be behind the times that's been unfair bush there you go. as i said it went over my head most i did like ta

. >> reporter: this is ramy inocencio in beijing, where the escalating trade tensions are spilling overnto state media from commentary on tv, vowing to fight, to propaganda on social media taunting the u.s. to "bring it on." the message is clear: beijing is ready to push back. and china's citizens are picking it up. do you think beijing should push back against washington, d.c.? "as president xi and chairman mao said, you can't have lasting peace without war. we feel america is a bully." all of this a reaction to the increased tariffs on $200 billion in goods the chinese ship to the u.s. victor gao is an expert on international relations in beijing. to what degree can washington, d.c. hold down beijing? >> no one in the world can really launch a trade war against china and win that trade war. >> reporter: a reminder there will be pain on both sides. >> reporter: i'm dean reynolds in elkhart, indiana. does the president understand tariffs? >> i better-- i'm hoping-- i'm thinking he does. >> reporter: businessman tom irions says the pain from tariffs is getting worse by the day. >> presid

deescalate and return to the understanding is that the past few months before it's too late journalists rami oh my guardian political analyst mitchell barak gave us their views on the latest escalation between israel and gaza. re civilian casualty is certainly a tragedy but the state of israel has to protect its citizens and has to protect its borders and for that some very very serious measures are being taken against the military infrastructure in gaza so they keep testing israel along the way how many rockets can they fire how many civilian israelis can be killed before israel does something but israel has fully clean hands in this endeavor and will continue to pummel gaza hopefully no civilians will be killed in the process but israel is protecting its population this is something that is. intensely and rapidly in the region who the time being and this could in large into a larger scale. attack by israel is and intensity of will be seen between the two sides but you know is that israeli israeli air strikes and israeli attacks on the gaza strip have been used to be march more intense much

. >> reporter: this is ramy inocencio in beijing where the escalating trade tensions are spilling over into state media. from commentary on tv, vowing to fight to propaganda on social media taunting the u.s. to bring it on, the message is clear. beijing is ready to push back. and china's citizens are picking it up. do you think beijing should push back against washington, d.c.? >> translator: as president xi and chairman mao saidou can't have lasting peace without war. we feel america is a bully. >> reporter: all of this a reaction to the increased tariffs on $200 billion in goods the chinese ship to the u.s. victor gao is an expert on international relations in beijing. to what degree can washington, d.c. hold down beijing? >> no one in the world can really launch a trade war against china and win that trade war. >> reporter: a reminder, there will be pain on both sides. >>> i'm dean reynolds in elkhart, indiana. >> does the president understand tariffs? >> i am hoping, i'm thinking he does. >> reporter: businessman tom irons says the pain from tariffs is getting worse by the day. >>

. >> rami malek is celebrating turning 38. steven baldwin, 53.tars contestant had a career as a singer? that was kim fields who is celebrate turning 50 this weekend. >> right now, blackish and grownish stars in a teen love story. they shared what not to do before a makeout scene. ♪ when i think i could love her ♪ >> eat a lot of tuna. >> right. she'd give me breath mints. >> the film out next weekend is based on the best-selling young adult novel. >> i could get you to fall in love with me. but in theaters this weekend, a true story about the writer of the lord of the rings in the bio pic, toll keen. >> it's about art changing the world. >> you invented the entire thing? >> yes. i made stories, legends. >> we're almost out of time. lock for all the news. head to our website et online 2k0i78. >> you know there will only be one episode of game of thrones left after this weekend. >> we have a special music video to show you. it's "power is power." it's for the throne. hbo curated it. >> enjoy the video and the rest of your weekend. bye, everybody. >

1500 troops is needed to improve the defense of his country and its allies against iran as a must rami has more now from the iranian capital the united states already has tens of thousands of active military personnel stationed in and around the middle east so $1500.00 more is a relatively small addition even billions of dollars in weapon sales to countries in the region could be seen as par for the course but in the current climate of conflict through the prism of tension with the united states iran is taking every move that the americans make in the region very seriously foreign minister jihad zarif said american decisions are endangering international peace and security he said u.s. accusations against iran are only designed to justify hostile american policies and raise tensions in the middle east he also said once again that there will be no talks with the white house of u.s. president donald trump but reports of a merge the during a recent trip to the united nations in new york in april divides or is met with democratic senator dianne feinstein who sits on the senate intelligence

. >>> each year the top restaurts in our area are honored with ramie awards. >> this week on "news4 midday're profiling me of the nominees from best casual restaurant and today a look at what royal h to offer.as whatwa funexpected? a getawhere marching to the beat of a different drummer is encouraged. soit's best to just go with the flow. that's greater williamsburg. that's funexpected. plan your vacation at visitwilliamsburg.com/fun >>> we wrap up our look at best casual restaurant nominees today with royals.fa it is a mily-owned business with a lot to offer. they have coffee and lunch and cocktails and casual dinner. chef cable smith is here with more on the latin-inspired hot spot. you have a lot of people up in your joint these days. >> indeed. every day. is >> and this neat, because you get a little bit of everything depending on what time of day you areg. visitin so cool for you to be honored by the rammys. >> we're super excited.'v >> and youe done that before with them but i'm n sure itever gets old. cond year up r s for casual restaurant of the year. also the past three years we h

take a look. >> ramy, do you want to stay alone forever?'s number? >> yes, why not? [ applause ] >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> second season already. that's huge. i'm just struck by the fact that there has never been another show like this. a family show about a muslim family which is kind of like we haven't really had that at this stage of the game. >> it took a second. >> it took a second. why did you want to do this? >> i really was excited to just show a family like this in a human light. you know, i wanted to make it funny and really weird and just show that we have a lot of the same problems and i had been doing stand-up for years kind of talking about, you know, where i come from and what i believe and was really excited to, you know, show that on tv with this family. >> so how much of this ends up being about your own personal experience? >> oh, i had to change it so my parents wouldn't get mad, yeah. like you don't want to -- >> you have to hide some stuff. >> you don't want it to be too much like that. it was really trying

that romanianclude and the ramie and navy is reliable -- romanian navy is reliable and committed to be part of all the security, the maritime security, not only initiatives. once again, i, me and my navy the last to use, fill gallon of gas that we've got in order to be part of the initiatives that are for good and for maintaining normality and security into the black sea and on. thank you very much. [applause] >> ok. admiral proctor. >> [speaking foreign language] what i just did was acknowledged a number of things which is the new zealand culture. what i have observed, i have observed all the authorities in the room. i spoke to those who have spoken before me, both on the stage and here today, and those who will speak in the symposium. observing all the affiliations in the room. i said hello and greetings. [laughter] predecessors, to the navy league of the u.s., thank you for inviting me and my delegation to the symposium. for me, it is my first. besidere some old hands me and i look forward to gathering some wisdom. likewise to all of you have served, thank you for your service. i wi

. —— rami malek.e around him anyway that he would not be very proud of the day. they say that is the key to telling another story and the fabulous highlights, you have to show the though valleys as well. we are expecting to see all of the stars from the movie here as well on the red carpet as well as the man himself, sir elton john red carpet as well as the man himself, sir eltonjohn who will be here talking to the press. and posing for photographers. a man who is no stranger to these kinds of events. it must be seville when it has the feel of your own life story. -- it has the feel of your own life story. —— it must be seville when it is your own life story. thank you. time for a look at the weather. the weather is fair and warm, the next few days, there have been some showers of that in a few days. threating cloud in this picture from the scottish borders out there. we have seen a there are a few showers in scotland, into northern ireland and eastern england. there is any other cloud and eastern are

today it was announce that rami malek will be the villain in the next james bond movie [ cheers and applauseeah he plays the head of hr who tells james bond all the things he can't do or say to women any more in 2019 [ laer you know, i was walking to work today, and i saw this guy on the street who was just yelling. >> steve: what jimmy: just rantd raving and so i just thought i'd bring him on the show and give him a a chance to get some stuff off his chest. so, come on out. here's the angry guy i saw on the street, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jay: thank you. ladies and gentlemen, thank you, thank you thank you. [ cheers and applause thank you very much. ladies and gentlemen you know something [ cheers and applause we -- we are becoming a nation of excuse makers here's a story this story is at least 89 months old. sure you heard this story by now. scientists now believe that obesity may be caused by a a virus and not by over eating what does that even mean what he called in fat to work now hello, boss, i got - yeah, i'm not coming in today. my ass is as big as a house. i don't know

sales have already fallen by hoff's since the us pulled out of the twenty fifty nuclear deal zain bus rami reports from tehran on what's next for iranian all. hours before more pressure from u.s. sanctions and welcomed an important guest the boss of opec his visit to an oil and gas exhibition a signal that iran remains an important member of at least one very powerful club of nations no mucha this a comes to us says we hope all of that but it has to get done what divides us but when the united states re imposed sanctions it granted waivers to some of iran's biggest customers ending those waivers and iran supply means prices at the pump are likely to rise to address suggestions by u.s. president donald trump that some opec members namely saudi arabia and the united arab emirates might increase production to make up for iranian oil not making it to market it's probably potentially more dangerous to the very existence or do it as a ship not to talk of it but does it with all of the. is. the morphs to divide this organization to song is seeds of discord. to the extent that. we are not able to

. >> rami malek taking inspiration from his most recent role as freddie mercury. >> i think you knowement. >> i think it's just the glamour of the '70s. for me that was a very -- on stage personas like tina turner and cher and everybody like that. they are so many of my inspirations, diana ross, so we kind of went with this for versace's look this year. >> all right, there you have it. joining us now to talk more about the camp on the carpet, vogue editor allie michler who was there. [ applause ] >> thank you so much. >> looking very refreshed from a very long night. >> thank you so much. it was an incredible night. >> wasn't it? it was really fun this year. >> this was unbelievable. >> i felt the stars took camp seriously if you will. >> they really did. it was all exaggerated, over the top, and it was just an unbelievable night for fashion. >> did the woman behind it all anna wintour, did she approve? >> absolutely. absolutely. >> i want to get into some of these pictures. let's start with zendaya. she did this cinderella thing that was so magical. no pun intended on the red carpet

rami 91. the record's 95. the record in nashville is 93 and we're getting close to it with a forecast high of 92 t degrees ay. then on sunday, the heat continues to expand all across the southeast. atlanta might tie a record on sunday. raleigh 95 degrees for a high. jacksonville, 96 degrees and then as we continue into next week we are going to see those temperatures in the triple digits and in savannah, 100 on memorial day. 98 tuesday. 97 onwednesday. so temperatures exceptionally hot, humid, too. that's going to make it feel even warmer and by the time we get through this weekend, we could see several cities breaking potential records all the way up into kentuckyd stretching down into florida. that's a look at the weather across the country. now here's a peek out your window. >>> good morning, everyone. the reason forthe heat building is because of the bermuda high, which is over the eastern seaboard. you see for us a pleasant day. a slight chance for a shower. 82 degrees. heat for sunday, 92degrees. 85 degr