lionel richie. have a great night >>> previously on "jimmy kimmel live" -- >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- lionel richie. sandra huller. and music from shaed. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome, thank you. oh, very nice. thank you. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us on the aftermath of valentine's. on another day of bigly courtroom drama for our former president. the orange one this morning, don trump was back in the warm embrace of the american judicial system, the only place that truly loves and appreciates him. he had cases going in both new york and georgia today. simultaneously. this is his version of uniting the country. criminal trials in the north and the south. [ laughter ] trump unsuccessfully tried to get his trial in new york dismissed today, while he is also trying to get the prosecutor in georgia dismissed. it's a regular "dismiss america pageant.

>> here is a race richie sunak is winning.r administration has lost so many races like this in a single term since howard wilson in the 1960's. this is very bruising. why has it happened? you could look at the headlines yesterday about a recession. but also, conservative analysts have been tearing through how much impact the u.k. had in terms of slitting the right wing vote. in any case, it's going to raise questions about whether richie sunak and make it all the way to the general election or whether he will see another leadership race in the party. tom: it is a relative up within the political space on the right when it comes to the politics here in the u.k. will they be able to revive momentum with the budget in march? can they cut taxes and get people of the u.k. back on board with optimism? lizzie: that's what they would like to do. we had this report from the telegraph newspaper saying jeremy hunt does not think he can afford to cut income tax of the spring budget on march the six. we also had reports that he's planning

but they knew before we were told this morning about richie's— we were told this morning about richie'sorer than it was when — country is poorer than it was when rishi sunak became prime minister. — when rishi sunak became prime minister, and people are poor, lowest — minister, and people are poor, lowest living standards since this country began. i know because _ this country began. i know because i've spoken to dozens and dozens of people that they are people who voted conservatives all their lives who — conservatives all their lives who have voted labour today — direct — who have voted labour today — direct switches from conservative to labour. i take nothing — conservative to labour. i take nothing for granted but if we've _ nothing for granted but if we've won here tonight, it's the first_ we've won here tonight, it's the first domino that topples, and i— the first domino that topples, and i hope there'll be many more — and i hope there'll be many more to— and i hope there'll be many more to topple later on this yeah — more to topple later on this yeah we _ more to topple later on

hey, richie rich. you eating caviar for lunch today, richie rich?tan, you really have to be careful. of what? look, it's great that you come from a wealthy family, but people don't like getting their noses rubbed in it. dude, i haven't even said anything! well, your dad called everyone last night and told them you have a $10,000 toilet. what?! well, thanks for having us over for brunch, randy. yeah, what's the special occasion? oh, you know, just good times with dear friends. does anyone need to go to the bathroom? uh, no, i'm -- i'm good. oh, maybe some more coffee, then. can you guys believe all the snow we've gotten? yeah, maybe it will actually help with the drought. let's hope so. does anyone need a bathroom break? well, actually, i-i think i could use the restroom. that was kind of a big breakfast. oh! oh, yeah, sure! it's, uh -- it's right across the hallway. right there. excuse me. [ new age music plays ] butters' dad: oh. what was that? oh, that's the welcome music for my japanese toilet. i've heard of those. aren't they expensive? yeah, a

that was lionel richie. >> jimmy: lionel? >> that man can do anything.gether and sing a song. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> did you watch that documentary? it's pretty good. >> it's awesome. >> jimmy: this is a video that went viral from the coronation itself. that's you in pink right there. looking for your mother? what are you looking for there exactly? >> well, i was looking for my seat. >> jimmy: you were looking for your seat. >> yeah. there is no assigned seating, which was kind of interesting. >> jimmy: is that true? >> it's true. and it opened at 6:00. >> jimmy: it's general admission? >> kind of. besides like the first two rose, you know. >> jimmy: were the people you sat in front of happy to be behind that hat? no. unbelievable. >> i could barely see out of that hat. >> jimmy: what a crazy life. we're going to take a break here. and "american idol," the new season premieres sunday at 8:00 here on abc. katy perry is with us. we'll be right back. [ cheering and applause ] ♪ >> lou: portions of "jimmy kimmel live!" are brought to you by frito-lay. say

lionel richie, bruce springsteen, cyndi lauper. how hard was it to convince them to talk about it? it was sorta bit of life imitating art. it took lionel to make these phone calls and once he was lined up to help produce this project, everyone started to agree to be part of it. and one of the great things that we tried to do in the film was to shoot the interviews at the actual studio where it was recorded. so this event happened almost 40 years ago. so when people walk back into that room, a lot of their memories started flooding back. amna: there is a wonderful memory from huey lewis talking about how nervous he was to be singing in front of all these superstars. >> from that moment on, i was nervous out of my brain. amna: there are tons of moments like this throughout the film. where there moments from the behind the scenes footage you did not include that you wanted to? bao: i think film is a liminal art. i wish we could have included all of the stories. we had a scene with more of the recording session artists. we had more of the actual recording itself with the stars. but for

but, for some reason, they had lionel richie records. they had kenny rogers records. playing in the background of my house. and, in a way, it was a bridge to my american side and my parents' sort of immigrant side. and so, yes, again, the song had a lot of resonance. but the film was conceived during the middle of the pandemic. and i was watching a lot of things from the '80s and the '90s. so i wanted to make something that was kind of familiar to people. we didn't know what we were going to come out of after the pandemic. and so creating a film that was really rooted in something that was kind of like a warm blanket was important to me. so my producer, julia nottingham, approached me with this idea of the story of "we are the world.” and i just found the story itself to be really fascinating. amna: the inspiration for the song itself, how that came to be, that isn't really well-known. you tell this story in the film, but who first had the idea to record the song? and how did that idea come up? bao: so it started with harry belafonte, who had seen what the british art

and your view, if there was, i'm not saying instead of richie sunak, between richie sunak and boris johnson for a while, would that add to that support or not? i think we are overestimating. the role of each personality in history, in particular in britain is important to us, in other countries that hesitate, and you know, the role of each leader is to move to one side to drag the whole system, in great britain, even when the crown has already said that we fully support the activities of the government, that crown, which for hundreds of years does not interfere and stays away from politics, it has already become clear to everyone that, well, probably the consensus in society itself, not even the state ukraine must win, look at what is happening now with the current minister of foreign affairs, who was the prime minister before that, he is known for the fact that brexit took place under him, he does not search for words, he does not choose terminology, he says ukraine must win and russia must lose, and it is the only state that so simply and clearly formulates, they formulate not only for us

you could never tell richy rich he couldn't do anything that he didn't want to do. and in the end, though, he was always upended. and in the end i hope the constitutional patriots in america will stand donald trump down. and i've got to tell you, today was a great day from that perspective because you could read that opinion and you could remember what america was like, what real judges were like and what american jurisprudence really stands for. >> it was a good day for jurisprudence, not a great day because you remember the house of representatives and there was a spectacular piece of republican teeter that failed miserably on live television. that was the attempted impeachment of alejandro mayorkas. >> the mayorkas impeachment was like the trinket consolation prize for the maga right which is not going to be able to bring the biden impeachment to the floor. that really has been an extraordinary flop in our committee, in the oversight committee as every which way they've turned, the witnesses have rejected what they're saying about joe biden. they just haven't lai

tonight, you know him as cousin richie from "the bear."cheers and applause ] next week, we are back to work. we have new shows with with jennifer hudson, eugene levy, theo james, matty matheson, david cross, anna sawai, and david spade. with music from sheryl crow, jenny lewis, dhruv and the kid laroi. so please join us for all that. our first guest is a multi-talented grammy-nominated person who helped to launch the careers of steve martin and martin short. [ laughter ] and she's singing, too. her new single is called "love on." ♪ ♪ ♪ if you think about falling ♪ ♪ keeping you up late so i can't see straight ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "love on" is out now. please welcome selena gomez. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ how are you? thanks for doing that, that was fun. i think ashley's pretty excited. she's pretty syked. >> i know. i don't know myself at all. >> jimmy: did you learn anything new about yourself? >> no, because i felt like i knew it, but -- but i -- kind of blanked, you scared me on my sister, like she's going to be so embar

we know him as bobby richie. he joins us right now from nashville.ing. >> good morning. >> sorry i had to break the news to you with that text. tell us about your friend, toby keith. >> man, i think so many people know what i know is, you know, he was such an incredible talent and he loved his family like he loved his country. and we should also not forget what a fun guy he was. i was thinking just when i heard the news 30 minutes ago that going through my head of all the award shows and after parties, whether it was in the back of losers, picking guitars or golf tournament or out in los angeles. some different spots throughout the years. he was just a great, great guy. we called him big dog. he was a large man. >> ainsley: like a guy's guy, right? look at him signing guitars, military, the red solo cup, loved wrestling, loved football. what is he like? do you remember any stories? >> oh, man, stories for days. you know, one time he saved my butt. it was -- i won't get into it, but there was an incident, it was award show in los angeles. i will never

so it was an easy decision when his friend a long time dragon's head coach richie asked him to help outor me it was a perfect segue into how you should enjoy your retirement. being around young people that give you energy, watching young people develop and being able to give them any kind of help that you can. >> i think the coaching staff is enamored with the job that coach is done and be able to come in and give her a world aspects to things that are bigger than basketball, as well as his basketball acumen. some people did not know used to play and some people did not know he was a coach or a reverie. he has a great perspective. >> reporter: armstrong is no stranger to the hardwood. he played at mcclymonds high school and in college at sacramento state. are you also one of those guys, when i played -- >> you always have to have those stories. always have to be the one it says, i use to shoot the three really well. we give them tips that they can respect that, when they heard you played in college. i will listen to you that more. >> i did not know he played until recently. i did not kn

you could never tell richie rich he couldn't do anything that he didn't want to do.the end, the constitutional patriots in america will stand donald trump down. and i've got to tell you, today was a great day from that perspective, because you could read that opinion, and you could remember what america was like, what real judges are like, and what american jurisprudence really stands for. >> yeah, well it was a good day for, i think, jurisprudence. not a great day. i have to ask you, you are a member of the house of representatives, and there was just a spectacular piece of republican theater that failed, miserably on live television. that was the attempted impeachment of alejandro mayorkas. do you have a thought on that? they are going to take another pass at it again in the coming days, i believe. >> yeah, well the mayorkas impeachment was like the trinket consolation prize for the maga right. which is not going to be able to bring the biden impeachment to the floor. that really has been an extraordinary flop in our committee, and in the oversight committee, as ev

it was in an episode of "the bear." [ cheers ] do we have a photo of richie reading your book in "them weaving it is unreasonable hospitality it's about really serving people getting to know them creating experiences that are personal to them, and in doing so making people feel seen like creating memories that are far bigger than just the food you're serving so, like if you saw that episode where richie did the deep dish pizza for the people in the fancy restaurant, that's dream weaving. and that was a riff on something that's in the book something i did at 11 madison park where i overheard a table who was on vacation to new york saying they had the best trip, but they never had a dirty water dog. and so i ran out, grabbed one, and served it to them in the middle of the meal >> jimmy: this is michelin star restaurant [ laughter ] >> i serve people like steak, and lobster, and truffles, and caviar and i've never seen anyone react the way they did that hot dog because it was specific to them and so that's what dream weaving is and we wanted to do just like a little dream weaving for the

lock richie gray will also miss the rest of the tournament with a damaged bicep.ays to measure the size of a victory in cricket, but australia set a record in one of them today. they beat west indies with 259 balls to spare in the third one—day international in canberra — that's the shortest odi ever played in australia. after bowling the tourists out for just 86 they completing the chase in under seven overs. the eight—wicket victory seals a 3—0 clean sweep in the odi series, and the two sides now start a t20 series on friday. it's the super bowl on sunday. but the official festivities have already begun in las vegas. the monday before brings opening night. what used to be players and coaches simply doing media appearances has now changed into something a little more grand. there were 23,000 fans to welcome the teams into allegiant stadium where the kansas city chiefs and san francisco 49ers will return for the game on sunday. there's always music at the super bowl with the half time show of course. but a pop star that's not performing will be a subplot to the wh

she has been a fixture alongside luke bryan and lionel richie my favorite part was when jimmy asked,ndt tomorrow >> she wants to feel the pulse of her own beat. that was so well put good luck to her >>> now to disney revealing that a brand-new attraction is almost there. the company announced that tiana's bayou adventure based on frin princess and a frog will open in florida. it keeps the flume design of splash mountain. it comes after the announcement in 2021 that the ride would be rye vamped to more inclusive concept. you're not going to hear songs like the song of the south and "zip-a-dee-doo-dah." >> this looks so real. i can't believe it >> so cool another reason to get back to disney >> yeah. >>> when we come back, why your valentines gifts may be pricier this year. may be pricier this year. me? [door bell] [dog barking] (♪♪) there's an easier way to get things smelling just the way you want. try air wick vibrant. infused with 2x more natural essential oils, to get up to 120 days of amazing full room fragrance per dual pack. now that's a breath of fresh air wick. i love that my

she's been a member of the three-judge panel since 2018 alongside luke bryan and lionel richie i loveey don't flow yet know yet. i wonder who's going to replace her. >>> now to disney revealing that a brand-new attraction is almost there. the company announced that thiaw that's bayou adventure based off the 2009 princess and the frog movie will open this summer at walt disney world in florida the new orleans-themed ride keeps the classic log flume design of its predecessor splash mountain it comes after disney announced in 2020 that the long-standing ride would be revamped to a more inclusive concept. disneyland in california will also receive its own version later this year. and just one of thmany changes we're expected to see in disney parks. there's word that in orlando there might be a fifth disney t theme park >> ticket prices will surely cover those costs. >> less people going, maybe this will attract more. >>> when we come back, grab your king cake and beads. we'll see how new orleans celebrated mardi gras. >>> and a skyscraper is spreading love we'll take a look at the he hear

. >> igualmente, el primer ministro britanico richie sunak ha publicado un mensaje de apoyo en su cuentater. >> en reino unido, la agente tambien expreso su conmocion en las calles frente a esta noticia. >> nadie se esperaba que tuviese algo mas y algo tan grave como puede ser un cancer. >> carlos iii ascendio al trono en safetyembre del 2022 tras el fallecimiento de la reina isabel ii. >> ahora la atencion se centra en su hijo, el principe de gales y heredero al trono william, quien debera asumir las responsabilidades de la corona, segun los protocolos reales. >> continuo contigo julio muchas gracias la hora frente al palacio de buckingham. >> semana el acuerdo migratorio bipartidista del que tanto hemos hablado. >> ya se conocen los detalles. >> entre otras cosas, imponen mas restricciones en la frontera para las peticiones de asilo, tambien mas restricciones. >> la propuesta que hoy recibio el apoyo del sindicato de la patrulla fronteriza contempla tambien mas facilidades para acceder a la de trabajo para los recien llegados. >> ademas, entregar unas 250 mil visas para reunificacion f

and this is exactly what does that president zaleski is the supreme commodity richie of a copy of what exactly institution is responsible for determining strategy or training defense overall. so general solution is really like you said in your report is very much loved by all and previous we regard him a key role and uh, we are thankful to him for the has done to help us defend ourselves. but at the same time, whether it's on the csp who is coming in to replace it is also a very experienced general role has more than 10 years ago. my experience, okay, so you'll be aware that there are room is that this wasn't the administrative decision, but a political bump general's illusion. a bank seemed to be too popular, more popular even than the president bill at the moment. the vast majority of your training is on all 3 occupied with politics, and actually the political and military leadership, as well as focus solely on how to defend the country and how to liberate the territories, and not people how to return back to prison as a whole. house to tens of thousands of before did you prayed chil

so it was an easy decision when his friend and long-time dragons head coach, lou richi, asked him top out. >> for me it's a perfect segway on how you should enjoy your retirement. being around young people who have energy watching young people developing, giving them any kind of help that you can. >> i think the coaching staff is great. the job coach has done to give him the real world aspects to things that are bigger than basketball as well as basketball. some people didn't know they used to play. some people didn't know he was a coach or a ref, so he has a great perspective. >> he is no stranger to basketball. >> well, you always got to have those stories, right? you always have to be one that says hey, i used to be able to shoot the three really well, right? when you're giving them tips to respect that, particularly when you hear them play in college, they go okay, i'll listen to you more because you have experience. >> way to shoot it. block out, block out. rebound. >> i didn't know he played until recently. i didn't know he was a chief of police. and that he's always positive,

go for their shot at stardom lionel richie, katy perry and luke bryan are back for their seventh season as judges on american idol. watch american idol tonight here on abc seven news at eight. today, the golden state warriors invited youth out to their oakland facility for a free basketball clinic. it was a black history month event called fueling young athletes. 25 kids from the west contra costa boys and girls club. got to meet former pro basketball player and coach chris mullin. >> uh. your coaches can guide you and give you nice drills to do, but the players that put the extra time in on their own are the ones that are going to keep uh, keep improving, and excel and maximize their talent. >> they also learned how to track their personal progress using shoot 360 technology. we'll take a look at one of the benefits of all our recent rain. this is water rushing through the lake oroville dams primary spillway in butte county. you see it right here. it's meant to help with flood prevention. that water sure is flowing there at the start of this month, the agency says the lake was at 76% c

and this is exactly what does the president zalesky, is this your pre commodity richie of the constitution and he's responsible for determining strategy or training defense overall. so general salute is really like you said in your report is very much loved by all and pray, news. we've got him here all. and we all thankful to him for the has done to help us defend ourselves. but at the same time, whether it's on the csp who is coming in to replace it is also a very experienced general row has more than 10 years of combat experiences. ok, so you'll be aware that there are room is that this wasn't the administrative decision, but a political bon channels illusion that being said to be too popular, more popular even than the president, the bill at the moment, the vast majority of ukrainians on all 3 occupied with politics, and actually the political and military leadership, as well as focus solely on how to defend our country and how to liberate the territories and how people, how to return back to prison as a whole house, to tens of thousands of deformity prayed children. so politics that wi

a richie this limited by striking a rack and syria, the united states is deliberately trying to drag the largest countries in the middle east into a regional conflict at the same time. the fact that such actions lead to an escalation of tensions and the depths of civilians does not concern strategic and washington, the largest us air operation in the region since 2003 presented by bite and as an act of retaliation for an attack by drones of unknown origin on an american face illegally located in syria has no justification. we see and this, and attempts to influence the domestic political situation in america and a desire to somehow correct the failed image of the american administration in the international arena. in light of the presidential election race, russia emphasized the legality and unacceptability of recent us accents. now, the united states carried out strikes on both syria and iraq, and they said these actions were self defense in response to the recent attacks on us troops in the region. however, the results of these us attacks were injuries to civilians, dest, etc. now

opened everything at once , took out the keys, got the dogs, let everything go at him, dima took richiesaid, i won’t give this dog away, i’m buying it, that's it, we're leaving, i say, no, no, no, we won't have a second dog, no, he just stopped writing all the corners, i just taught him to wear a diaper, stop it, no, he said, we'll leave the dog. this summer it happened, on the 31st of august he was bitten by a viper, they had an experience with a snake, they found these two heroes at the dacha, well , they were harmless, apparently, unfortunately, the experience did not help, yes, well, as i understand it, the dogs got along well with a friend, apparently , they were hunting right from the very first, too , for seconds they just sniffed and began to generally friends on... actually, it’s a rare opportunity to meet this dog and touch it , really, and wants a little on the streets of moscow, i tell you responsibly, i would like to invite a dog handler to this studio, who will tell us more about this breed of dogs, his name is anton davidov, let's meet him with applause. anton davidov, do

start at full—back for scotland — one of the three changes to gregor townsend's side along with jamie richie for a fourth successive win over their oldest rivals, england. ciaran frawley will start at full—back in place of injured hugo keenan in grand—slam chasing ireland's six nations game against wales on saturday, one of seven changes to the side that beat italy in game two. some of the irish pretty much at full strength as they go for a grand slam. more details of that on the bbc sport website, but that is all for now. matthew. before we move on, i want to show you pictures that we have just had come into the bbc, they are pictures of vladimir putin, and if you follow, just over the next few seconds, you'll see the russian president clamber on board the bomber, it is a nuclear capable strategic bomber that has been accepted into the russian air force after this test flight. there he is, sitting next to the pilot, on the right—hand side, during this test flight. it is a tu-160m, during this test flight. it is a tu—160m, described by putin in this footage as reliable. we took a flight on t

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you wasn't a small golf, cuz we we got some reaction coming in from the british. prime minister, richie sued, i guess i've been use of it, like say around these death was terrible. he's posted on x. this is terrible news. as the fiercest advocate for russian democracy likes invalid, they've demonstrated incredible colleagues throughout his life. my thoughts with his wife and the people of russia for whom this is a huge tragedy. so given the fact that missed in the valley was previously hospitalized and 2024, navi chunk poisoning. do you think this will increase some suspicion? further suspicion about whether he was targeted. uh no, no, i'm confident. uh for auction, i sort of just because it, based on what i see on my mind, i did it this adventurous very much because uh not what was the one wants to because the presidential elections one visual you're going to put, you know, probably a will or will in a crate uh, popular supple so i, so this is i, but you saw are most of it all sort of seen. nobody is going to send said nobody to provide you with you said no political support inside cut

jamie richie drops out of the squad entirely.ee grant gilchirst and jack dempsey recalled. hundreds of thousands of fans are descending on las vegas this weekend for american football's showpiece event between san francisco 49ers and kansas city chiefs. want to know more about the super bowl? here's nesta mcgregor. the super bowl is here again and for the first time ever, it is in las vegas. what can we expect? heroes super bowl lviii and 58 seconds. as for the san francisco 49ers, they are being led by quarterback nick named mr irrelevant. he was picked last in the 2022 nfl draft. the chances he would even make the team was slim and now he is on the brink of super bowl immortality. it is all happening at the second most expensive stadium in the world, the allegiant stadium. obviously, tickets aren't cheap and most are selling for around £5,000. these aren't bad seats, check out the view lexmark this year, the half time show will be performed by usher, with expected global audience of over 50 million people watching. so thatisit

back when i was stripping i was kissed by so many old women it must've been how guy richie felt whennna. [applause] >> anything else, joe? >> to dana's point i have to pay a fee and buy my own break away police uniform? >> lou? you i'm a big defender of the bill of rights. especially second amendment when it comes to strippers and i think it's a big business opportunity because you get to pay more to see where she's concealing the gun. >> she has to have the holster on for a long time. it's not something you choose for a long-term career? you know, how long did you strip joe? >> i thought that was your inner monologue there for a second. >> screw you joe. up next viewer mail that's never stale. for long-lasting cough and sore throat relief. try new robitussin lozenges with real medicine and find your voice. you know? we really need to work on your people skills. when barbara switched to turbotax... i broke four generations of family tradition with five little words... ma, i wanna make perfume! ( ♪ ) getting my business off the ground was a full-time job. so i made barbara's new side

in germany suspended funding, and richie felipe loves it really says, the agency's ability to operate effectively is now under serious threats. you need a good report for you to have been drinking polluted router and eating animal feet . palestinians are fighting against another weapon. israel's will 1st stove ation. the united nations is issued repeated warnings. the cause is heading towards funding. the displaced palestinians trumped with nowhere to go. say they are ready solving. yeah i they had that me. i have my son wakes up in the morning and asks for a loaf of bread. i answer him, there is none. we have nothing, nothing at all, but some of the old roads lead to this, if not killed by the, is there a boat in boardman? we will starve to death. northern gauze has been almost entirely cut off from life saving 8 since late october deliveries are dependent on security clearances from these really ministry agencies, the q soldiers, deliberately blocking supplies, and that's been had got a lot more shut off. we have no clean water and they're forced to drink sewage water. we pray to al

not only has anthony blank and the 60 to the us 6 richie of state to decrypts of africa's case. as many clues is also argued, that the case distracts the will different, it's defined a cause, a possible solution. and the last in solution to the conflict and well, both sides of all countries are in type. what was it to their own views, experts say that it is kind of disturbing to suggest that a case that speaks to stem black vault is an attempt to disrupt the world from a more doable parts to peace at a time when beach is really palistine and conflict is threatening to provoke a why the regional more and so. so that's because is this things lost in solution that cannot be found? what's in the table is also a political organism of the united nations, as well as the security council, which has also become sort of dysfunctional solutions that african states must be sold out. so when it gets this coming to move as well, speaks to exactly that kind of narrative as an advocate is running with. and i think also very important to note is that all of this comes as visual income, most of r

what a great patriot much >> steve: bob richie and kid rock also said toby ketih bailed him out. grass and somehow toby ketih bailed him out. >> ainsley: he said there was a misunderstanding. >> brian: sounds like lawrence every weekend. >> lawrence: and you bail me out. >> brian: always there for you. we will track his life and never forget him. and three are dead from severe storms in california that are bringing mud slides. >> lawrence: max gordon is live at one scene where the slides are happening. hi, max. >> good morning. rain is coming down hard in los angeles. we are in beverly glen, a very steep neighborhood. you can see the aftermath from one of the slides and there have been 307 slides. you can see the runoff flowing down this hill smchl rain gages in los angeles have measure a foot of rainfall over course of this storm. second that we've experienced in a week. this has been a statewide event in northern california. there is 150,000 customers without power. high winds toppled trees and power lines. we had a man in his house killd and two others killed by falling trees.

for scotland against england — one of the three changes to gregor townsend's side along with jamie richieething they haven't done for almost 130 years. whenever you play an english team, you know you'll be tested in the contact area, and the basis of our victories and the basis of our performances events are the forwards. it's allowed our baxter, to the games as well. the preparation has been really good complaining in london, the first game of the championship a few times, has meant we have had more of a focus on ourselves —— playing in london. even though this is the third game, we still have to look at how we can improve and what we are going to do and set out rather than worry too much about the opposition. grand slam—chasing ireland take on wales in dublin on saturday, and they've made seven changes to the 15 that started their last match against italy. bundee aki and jamison gibson park return to the backs, but the biggest change is at full back, with ciaran frawley coming in for his first six nations start — a challenge his coach believes he is ready for. we started the campaign wi

pinchuk and richie did not play for a long time due to injuries.oach in optimal condition, these are the thoughts that helms shared during the post-match interview zubrov dmitry kvartalnov. indeed, both strikers were taken off the injured list only in time for the white-blues' away series. vitaly pinchuk assisted in the winning goal in the match against vityaz, but first things first. to reach the playoffs, dinamo minsk only had to score everything. nama minsk. first, in the twenty-sixth minute, roman gorbunov scored a goal, and then dmitry korobov scored the winning goal, 3:1. in the final third, vityaz reduced the gap to one goal, but took the game i couldn’t do it in overtime. result 3:2. stolichnaya in the playoffs. the quality of the game was still a little lacking. well, but it’s a victory, it’s a victory, there’s no need to say much here, we won against a couple of injured guys today, who. i haven’t played for a very long time, we came out, we need to bring this to a common denominator and prepare for the playoffs, these are the emotions the

she and nicole richie are leading the cast of a remake of the 1991 movie don't tell mom the babysitter'scoming back. it's one of my favorites. it is set to hit theaters on april 12th. i didn't even have this april 12th that fast. >> the original star, christina applegate, as a teen who has to get a job when mom goes away for the summer, and the babysitter dies. >> such a great movie. >> that's probably where they get the name from, right? have you guys seen it? >> i've never heard of this movie. >> never seen. you've never heard of this movie? is it good? oh, it's so good. >> i've heard of it. >> the clown dog boyfriend? yes, it's. i've seen it a lot. >> terrible. i don't know it. it's if you watch the sequel now on april. >> what was it, 12th. >> 12th, something like that. write it down. >> okay. another. what about another throwback from the 90s? the 90s were just the best. let's be honest. >> that's why we keep bringing them back. and that's why the trolls movie is because we told you last year that there's going to be a new song, the first in over two decades. it's called better plac

a blow for scotland in the six nations — lock richie gray and back row luke crosbie will both miss theaged a bicep, while crosbie has a shoulder problem. full—back blair kinghorn is expected to miss saturday's home match with france with a continuing knee issue. thejockey club has announced that the time for this year's grand national will change from 5.15 to 4pm for safety reasons. it's thought a long build up heightens tensions for the horses and a later time can mean the racing surface dries out. 94 horses have been entered for the 176th aintree event. australia have completed a 3—0 one—day international series heather watson is through to the second round of the abu dhabi open after a straight sets victory over ninth seed veronika kuder—met—ova. watson will face spaniard cristina buc—sha in the next round. lewis have won bronze in the ten metre sink after an impressive fifth dive. a hearing into a complaint of inappropriate behaviour made against red bull formula 1 team boss christian horner will take place on friday. bbc sport understands the claims relate to an allegation of inap

also, richie the, the dog signals that he seems to have smelled, and of course, heck, the suspicious container is the actual now will. so x ray, with immobile x rays system, the limit of sidney posts across the next step, investigate the dog check was positive, meaning we need confirmation, so it goes to the mobile scan. but here it turned out that the container is negative after all. so the journey can continue now is also a set of names in light of the sip of a lot of the those nights is the most dangerous time at the port. the customs officers don't take a break so, so as we have, as you know, several suspicious ships arrives in our sector today. and you go to the last the but we are expecting people to return to pick up drugs from the port on the social i suppose it is. this is when we are at the sec department system. we're talking about one of the larger container companies this way. it's a name, it is likely that they will try to lead the port to specific route, but you have to go with a lot of all to overpower. so let's keep our eyes open and see if we can spot. anyone. come

for scotland against england, one of the three changes to gregor townsend's side along with jamie richiend are aiming for a fourth successive win over their oldest rivals — something they haven't done for almost 130 years. and ciaran frawley will start at full—back in place of injured hugo keenan for grand slam champions ireland against wales. that's the only change from the side that began with victory over france, but there are seven changes in all from the line—up that thumped italy. that's all the sport for now. we will be back with more later on. we will be back with more later on. we will be back with more later on. we will see you then. gavin, see you then. let's turn to that story we were talking about earlier. police in some areas say they're now catching more drivers under the influence of illegal drugs than of alcohol, with one force describing what they called an "epidemic" of drug—driving. senior officers say some motorists seem to view drug—driving as more acceptable than drink—driving. the home office says they have "tough penalties and rigorous enforcement" in place. let'

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. >> well, he is like little richie rich of comic book fame who always got his dad to bail him out ofuble with his pappy's money, but on the other hand, justice is slow but it does eventually come around. we saw that in the e. jean carroll case. we saw that in terms of his civil fraud verdicts in new york. he owes half a billion dollars to people who waited patiently and invested their time and money in seeing that justice is done. and the question is whether he and the supreme court are going to be able to throw enough monkey wrenches into the criminal justice process that he never faces the consequences for his criminal deeds, like his involvement in shutting down a federal proceeding and conspireing to do so right here in the halls of congress. but i have faith in the american system. i have faith in the american people. and i know that this is a country that wants to see a reckoning and wants to see justice done here. so i'm not willing to give up in any way, but everybody needs to read that d.c. circuit court opinion and everybody has to be resolved that there will be justice don

. >> great guests, great entertainers, lionel richie, mario speedwagon, steve aoki, my personal favorite carrot top, lil jon, carrot top, howie mandel, jim gaffigan in new york, we are the city that never sleeps, and also go out on the west coast, las vegas is the city that they mean it. they actually really mean it. >> all right, you can watch kelly and mark in las vegas this week at 9 a.m. right here on abc seven. the state of california is hoping to cash in after announcing several major movies will be filmed here in the state. >> those movies include star wars, the mandalorian and grogu. the california film commission today announcing that five big budget projects and ten independent films will benefit from the state's film and tv tax credit program. the lucasfilm star wars spin off alone is set to add $166 million to california's economy. lucasfilm is owned by disney. abc seven's parent company. >> all right. coming up next there are events you remember, of course, forever. and it's the same for our reporters as. >> there are news stories that haunt reporters throughout our careers.

. >> lionel richie should be bottled and sold. >> come on, you, ryan seacrest. you.et the golden ticket with your voice? can we listen? >> oh, yeah. >> can we just play it right now, please? ♪ >> host workout, sing along. ♪ if at first i don't succeed love that's a growing need ♪ >> i don't know the lyrics. that's the problem. robin, that was post big workout, the endorphins were rushing. i couldn't focus on lyrics. that was just for the moment. to answer your question, no golden ticket for me. >> tell us about "wheel of fortune." are you ready? >> it's this show, george, that puts puzzles up. i'm so excited. i have been watching it for so many years, like so many in this country. pat sajack is such a legend. he makes it look so easy, smooth and seamless. he's remarkable. i have had a chance to start shooting with vanna for a promo. the most amazing person. i have studied the rule book. i have been to watch them do the show. i just can't wait to start. i have talked to them both about, what's the best part of "wheel of fortune." it's the contestants every night winni

so it was an easy decision when his friend and long time dragons head coach lou richie asked him to help out. >> for me it's a perfect segue in enjoying your retirement. being around young people that give you energy, watching them development, and being able to help them any way you can. >> i think the whole coaching staff has been enamored with the work he's done. some people didn't know he used to play, that he was a coach, that he was a ref. >> when you rebound, we win. let's do it. let's go. >> reporter: armstrong is no stranger to the hard wood. he played in high school, and in college at sacramento state. are you also one of those guys, boys when i played. >> well, you always got to have those stories, right? you always have to be one that says hey, i used to could shoot the three really well. when you're giving them tips, they can respect that. particularly when they hear you played in college. they say okay, i'll listen to you a little bit more because you have experience. >> block out, block out, rebound! captains, captains, captains! >> yeah, i didn't know he played actually u

now, prime minister richi sunak speaking on the radio here this morning saying obviously like everyonebut thankfully it's been caught early, and he remains ipregular contact with the king. president biden also saying he's concerned about the diagnosis but hopes to speak with the king soon. you know, this cancer found while the king was undergoing a procedure for a benign enlarged prostate. the palace saying it is not prostate cancer, but this form of cancer was found during the stages of this treatment. however, they're not releasing the specific type. but they do say he's receiving expert care and that the king traveled to begin outpatient treatment for this cancer, and he remains in london here this morning. the diagnosis was made public by the king, kind of a break from normal royal traditions disclosing health. and this is down to his relationship with anti-cancer charities throughout the years and wanting to be forthcoming with the public about what he's currently undergoing. but public engagements for the king have been postponed or rearranged, but the queen will continue her pub

. >> lionel richie, katy perry and luke bryan are back for their seventh season as judges on american idol. >> ryan seacrest has been at the helm as host since. beginning of the competition series. do they have fun? no doubt. >> look, that literally is my guitar. >> but they also know that for many of these contestants, there's something much deeper. going on here. >> sometimes we're kind of investing in the future to these kids come from these backgrounds that nobody ever helped them in their music journey. so we always like in life, you know, or in life. so we like to sometimes times roll the dice on somebody to see how they grow. it's just magic. they create magic and you can't take your eyes off of them. if you didn't know, baby, i'm crazy about you. >> we want the best for them. and you know we're going to put them through their paces because we want them to win. >> but yeah, i know, like, i can read the room anywhere i go. that's like my little special intuitive skill. and she can in and spin and where i'm going, even when i didn't know it. >> i know that they don't understand t

we will be joined by lionel richie and oscar nominee sandra huller, with music from shaed.please join us for that. most couples -- oh, i do want to mention something over there. what happened? why are you covering you -- >> guillermo: oh, my belt broke, jimmy. >> jimmy: yeah. your belt broke. then they fixed it? >> guillermo: they fixed it but it broke again. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and it broke again. >> guillermo: yeah, i don't know what happened. >> jimmy: is itsexed up to get home, your pants are tearing themselves off? >> guillermo: i think that's exactly what it is, jimmy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i will pray for your wife tonight. >> guillermo: i will send you a text later on. >> jimmy: our first guest tonight and her husband have decided to release a song together to celebrate this valentine's day. his name is blake shelton. their album or the song is called "purple irises." please welcome gwen stefani. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: happy valentine's day. >> happy valentine's day. >> jimmy: you look great. >> thank you. >> jimmy: this is a