and the list of marquee names may include sam rockwell.ave reviews in the revival of "american buffalo." where are he takes on a famed role played over the year by the likes of al pacino and robert duvall. winning an oscar and golden globe for three billboards outside missouri. playing bob fossy in the series, fossy burden and starring as the lead voice in america's number one movie right now "the bad guy. "sam and i got together on this week's circle in the square theater, home of "american buffalo." sam rockwell spent much of his 30-year career in hollywood flying under the radar. most of you probably know me as that guy from that movie. you know what i'm talking about. not main guy but the other guy. >> even with more than 100 credits to his name and appearances in major studio films like "the green mile." "iron man 2." and "charlie's angels." he's largely danced around celebrities. that all changed in 2018 when he earned an academy award for his performance in "three billboards outside ebbing, missouri." >> no, you get over here. >> no

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1st book by an indian author to win the award which is shared with its english translator, daisy rockwell. the book tells the story of an unconventional and adventurous widow in her eighties. judges said it. they thought it tackles serious issues yet as an exuberant and playful work. ah. without his era, these are our top stories. the palestinian attorney general says israeli forces deliberately targeted veteran out is there a reporter, sharina apple. our clerk with armor piercing bullets are crumb. i'll cut ib says they've concluded a sniper intended to kill her. and those who tried to help her the palestinian ambassador to the united nations has given an emotional address at the security council. we advance or is calling for justice for all palestinians who suffered under the israeli occupation, including al jazeera journalist, serene. i will, aclu police in involved a texas are being accused of acting too slowly to stop the gunman behind tuesday, school shooting at the deadliest to in a decade in the u. s. 19 children and 2 teachers were killed. senegal has begun 3 days of morning afte

let's take a closer look with blake red from rockwell automation and welcome back to "mad money." >> >> well, you said it you didn't mince words you said right up front in the call, you said we -- it was below our expectations i like that management is tough on your selves and then said that it was other companies fault and not yours. it is not your fault you can't get the semiconductors. >> no, jim, it was a tough quarter and it came in below our expectations what we saw in the quarter was the chips that we need to build our products continuing to be volatile in terms of supply and we had an over performance in the first quarter, but we had lower sales and higher sales in the second quarter. >> is it a better way to look at your company to look at total orders which grew 37%. >> yeah, jim, that is the other theme that continues to be a bright spot and i think speaks to the long-term opportunity our orders continue at historic high levels. we've already built a very large backlog and those orders continue to come and they're broad based across the industries an the geographies that w

we didn't know if it was going to come back. >> sam rockwell. plus, the latest news and another life well lived tomorrow on "sunday today." we hope to see you then. >> we will see you then, willie. tomorrow, "sunday today with willie geist" will be airing an hour earlier at 5:00 a.m. followed by "meet the press" at 6:00 a.m. "today in the bay" at 7:00. >>> the top stories we're following this morning. federal investigators will be spending the weekend trying to figure out what went wrong when an experimental plane crashed in the marin headlands, killing both people on board. it crashed in the golden gate national recreation area, west of the golden gate bridge, before 3:00 yesterday. we tracked the tail number and found the flight came from sacramento. >> i saw a normal flight path out of sacramento's executive airport, south side of sacramento. down through the delta. just above skaggs island, he turns due south toward treasure island. then he starts descending rapidly and started doing some circles over the bay. >> the identities of the two vi

flip side of that, company like rockwell automation.significantly more than the market in a labor constrained environment, importance of industrial automation, being able to effect greater productivity and greater efficiency, they have a strong backlog, demand remains intact even in a slower economic environment, particularly with a lot of production coming back on shore in the united states that they're going to benefit from that from valuation perspective, more attractive than uri. still overweight industrial, still love the space. >> devon energy, bryn. bought it on the day down 11%. favorite name of cramer, favorite name of lee cooperman, favorite name of yours. >> i took that opportunity i own xop and other energy names. i'm bullish on the space couple weeks ago, energy names with the rest of the market sold off. i would urge viewers to go to devon's website, read the investor deck from this quarter's earnings, it is the play book of what type of company, doing share buy back, improving the balance sheet, stock repurchases. 16% fre

♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: i want to thank my guests, sam rockwell, beto o'rourke, and mo amer want to thank derrick wright and the 8g band. stay safe. get vaccinated get boosted. we love you. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ . >>> it does not look like or feel like the month of may. tonight rain, hail, and lightning strikes. the wild weather had scrambling in the north bay. >> is there more? i will show you what may be coming our way? >>> the new drought surcharge that could mean your water bill is coming off. >>> first, it is troubling to watch, the mother of the three-year-old girl died after a ritual inside a south bay church. this is video days before the mom was arrested. >>> good evening, we begin with exclusive details in the death of the 3-year-old girl. she was a victim of child abuse. church members included the girl's mother. the mother talking about the child after her death. nbc bay area's ian cull has the story you will only see on the bay area. >> reporter: the woman speaking in this video posted to youtube is a mother of a three-year-old girl who died inside of a ba

for years author and management consultant make weekly told governments and big corporations rockwell skills for more attractive. to jesus motion activists as- the. i was gonna ask you should only take a minute to close our eyes before we begin this. if y would like to i'm always happy to do that. i will not. okay. so my question is what would happen. if in all those big meetings about how to organize the world's in how to respond to the crisis in whatever's going on. if those meetings would start like we you and i and now. beginning opposition. i mean i will frequently stop meeting. when you just feel all the energy is up her and people are talking over one another. i often calls for a minute of silence just to calm. so it's a very good practice and it works it works to. really get people sandals. and then able toeal with the issue more actually it is most necessary in times of crises and that's where we are it is a little crisis in the world i mean. we started within five years and now we have something that goes deep to america's roads it was very difficult to resolve very difficul

these paintings, my artist norman rockwell, came to define that ideal image of the american boy scout an image. i grew up with an image of the boy scout as incorruptible synonymous, an american culture with unimpeachable honesty and innocence. the boy scouts are in the business of selling a, an image of wholesomeness safety, trustworthiness. the scout code attorney, tim, cause not this representing men who claim to been abused as children by jack walls together. they taking the boy scouts of america to court for what they say is its responsibility and that abuse in many of our files. we see these perpetrators had a history that was known to the boy scouts for decades. walls was one of them. but we see this over and over and over again. for more than a century, the boy scouts of america have kept a growing list of files with the names of thousands of scouting volunteers. and staff accused a child sexual abuse including jack walls. but that information has not always been shared with authorities if it were to be publicly revealed that they had this dirty little secret that wasn't actual

i am holding up right now the famous norman rockwell painting. which is so wonderful and iconic. people want to center your but because they want -- they say it may make white children feel uncomfortable, what struck me as bizarre given that you have a beautiful tribute to the teacher you loved the most, misses henry. and she was white. you have a picture of you with white friends. a picture with you with john steinbeck and so on. but i guess they were rubbed the wrong way. the most clean-cut looking photograph i have ever seen of a racist protester. what is your reaction to those people who say your book does not belong in school libraries or does not belong in a curriculum about the civil rights period because it may make white kids feel uncomfortable? >> i have thousands of kids that right to me constantly -- write to me constantly and talk about how they have learned so much from my own story. i believe that, yes, there are some parents who might find the truth very hard to look at. i understand that. but we cannot hide the truth from our children. it is history and history i

sand was originally written in hindi, the water shirt, with the books, english translator, daisy rockwell. that tells the story of an unconventional and adventurous widow, aged in her eighties. the judge's said, although it tackled serious issues, the work is exuberant and playful. ah. without dessert, these are our top stories. a palestinian attorney general says israeli forces deliberately targeted veteran al jazeera porter, sri nebo, are clear with armor piercing bullets. akram al cottage has investigators concluded a sniper intended to kill her. and those who tried to help her the policy of ambassador to the united nations has given an emotional address at the security council. we had man sorres' calling for justice for all palestinians who have suffered under the israeli occupation, including showing up our clear police and validates access are being accused of acting too slowly to stop the gunman. behind tuesday, schools shooting 19 children and 2 teachers were killed. china and russia veto de un resolution put forth by the u. s. to impose tougher sanctions on north korea. the couns

it was horrifying. rockwell when we were and it was clear, then it's time to get outside dots out was or stuck. we met our timberly heathen in hockey, in late 2014 in his studio. back then he was preparing for the art be an honor in venice. the might on revolution and the occupation of crimea where his wife is from cape his work, new impetus. the subject of this work is enforced. conformity and hetero no me. he has created large poem at oil paintings a violent explosions, a series called irreversible putin. ah, that came over to them as a natural phenomenon for near britain exposure as an instant of radical duty and a disaster in human harm. your ordinary of their conduct preoccupied me here come with your ritual. if i knew of actually experienced this myself, young, sheltered in my body, and i see it's horrible. my children do such a the vala kittens had to leave everything behind when they fled. ha, he's their home parents pits, an audience art. by the way, her, a bit of many of my paintings are stored in collections and museums of what we latest works are still in my studio wednesd

tomb. offend was originally written in hindi watershed with the books, english translator, daisy rockwell. it tells the story of the adventurous widow in her 18th. those are your headlines out there a world next. me the what. what do we need to know that on this is i don't need to be with them. when you look at me when you put them to me, i can also reach any of the new home and ya today. and we're going to be what we said as well, they didn't put this idea of them . a lot of what i know. i mean, i mean me shooting off the edge of the oh for ah cock color copper, kafka, haitian. so hard. i can't say the cur or the i know ah, i'm originally from colorado in the u. s. and i went to university in new york. i had the chance to study abroad for a semester, and i ended up choosing morocco because i already spoke french and want to learn arabic. was really excited to come to morocco. i didn't actually want to go to marco because i was studying the middle east. consumer goes part of the middle east . and as the way with i did a survey, it was like, do you want a family with small children? they s

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1st book by an indian author to win the award which is shared with its english translator, daisy rockwell. the book tells the story of an unconventional and adventurous widow in her eighties. judge's said it, they thought it tackles serious issues yet as an exuberant and playful work. ah, without as they are, these are top stories a palace.

the award is shared with the books, english translator, daisy rockwell. it tells a story of an unconventional and adventurous widow aged in her 80. now foreign tories self arrived in japan for the 1st time since the pandemic began, the small group is part of a test visit before borders. a reopened to limited tourism next month. and as rob mcbride rec, for some tokyo, the struggling hospitality industry wants restrictions lifted more quickly. it is a country rich in tourist attractions all that japan lacks other tourists tokyo's to key g outdoor fish market has relied on local visitors throughout the pandemic. for my dad, he fired a pandemic, 80 to 90 percent of our customers are from overseas. so we are looking forward to seeing for he has come back again. the same goes for all businesses relying on the tourism industry like this tour bus company. so its own of course, any cancer must be well causes our bus tour is for japanese tourists have been cut back and we had to stop foreign language tours altogether. yep. when you think that it's a long way from f

of sand was originally written in hindi award is shared with the books, english translator, daisy rockwell. it tells the story of an unconventional and adventurous widow h in her eighty's. the judges said, despite tackling serious issues, the work is exuberant and playful. this is a bolt from the blue. but what a nice one. and i'm still reeling. i never dreamed of the booker and never thought i could. what a huge recognition i mommy's delighted, honored and humbled ah. that lines on al jazeera al jazeera journalist rena barkley was shot by israeli forces with the intent to kill. that's the conclusion of a palestinian investigation into a killing in the occupied west bank. sharon was shot in the head while on assignment in janine on may 11th. the palestinian ambassador to the united nations has given an emotional address at the security council. we admin, so as calling for justice for sharing and all palestinians of suffered under the israeli occupation in the u. s. police in avante, texas are being accused of acting too slowly to stop the gunman. behind tuesday, school shooting 19 children

the watershed with the books in this translated, daisy rockwell. it's a story of an unconventional and adventurous widow in her eighties. ah, there, lisa whole rom, the reminder of our top stories. a group of lawyers is announced that will take the case of the killing of their agenda, sharing up to the international criminal court. dream was shot in the head by israeli forces while on assignment to the occupied with the bank. on may, the 11th, please involve a texas, have been accused of acting too slowly to stop the government. behind tuesday school shooting 19 children, 2 teachers were killed. officials in beijing or accusing washington's top diplomat of smearing china after secretary of state. and the blinking said the u. s. doesn't want to new cold war, but the beijing poses a threat to the international order. fighting between government false isn't rebels and democratic republic of congo has forced almost 40000 people from the homes. and just for days, many cong liaison seeking refuge in neighboring uganda. those were the headlines. the more

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the award is shared with the books, english translator, daisy rockwell. it tells the story of an unconventional and adventurous widow h in her eighty's. the judges said, despite tackling serious issues, the work is exuberant and playful. this is a bolt from the blue. but what a nice one. and i'm still reeling. i never dreamed of the booker and never thought i could. what a huge recognition i mommy's delighted, honored and humbled ah.

i'm holding up right now the famous norman rockwell painting, the rendition of it that's in your book, which is so wonderful, and this indeed, iconic. your book has been objected to. there are people who want to since your book because they make white children feel uncomfortable, which struck me as just bizarre, given that you have the beautiful tribute to the teacher you loved the most, i take it, mister ten request, her picture, and she was white. you have a picture of you with a bunch of kids who are white friends, picture of john steinbeck, who wrote a beautiful essay about you, it tribute to eleanor roosevelt, and someone, but i guess they were ndjamena they were, rubbed the wrong way by this, it must be the most clean looking photo i've ever seen of a racist protester we -- want to go to school with negros -- and i imagine they had to search farai to find the use of that war and weren't as were posted on. what is the ra action of people who say, your book doesn't belong in school libraries, or doesn't belong in a curriculum about the civil rights period, because it might make so

this country but around the world. >> thank you so much, i'm holding right now the famous norman rockwellpainting, the rendition of it that isin your book . which is so wonderful and is er indeed an iconic. your book has been objected to. people want to censor your akbook because they say it may make white children feel uncomfortable. which struck me as just as our given that you have a eabeautiful tribute to the teacher you love the most i take it, mrs. henry with her picture and she was white. a picture of you witha bunch of kids who are whitefriends. a picture of john steinbeck who wrote a beautiful essay about you , a tribute to eleanor rooseveltand so on . i guess they were rubbed the wrong way by this . it must be the most clean-cut photo i've ever seen of a racist protester. we won't go to school with negroes and i imagine they had to find search far and r wide to find a use of that n-word as opposed to the other one but what is your reaction to people who say your book doesn't belong in a library about the civil rights period because it might make white kids feel uncomfortable. do

sam rockwell, one of the great actors of his generation.ssic. a new revivalal with sam rockwell and laurence fishburn and darren chris. a great sis down on the set on the stage of american buffalo with sam rockwell coming up over on nbc this weekend on "sunday today." . and we'll be right back on "morning joe." and we'll be rig bhtack on "morning joe." hma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪ it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala reduces asthma attacks it's a once-monthly add-on treatment for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occured. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your asthma specialist about a nunormal with nucala. (johnny cash) ♪ i've traveled every road in this here land! ♪ back pain, and fatigue. ♪ i've been everywhere

you can see his tools, models, the norman rockwell museum nearby has a special exhibit on the lincoln memorial. it came out of one artists inspirational hands. a combination of french's hands and lincoln's hands are the hands we see gripping the chair of state at the top there and it is just a remarkable work of art , still the grandest marble statue in the united states. and worth visiting for those who love american art and those who love american history. host: try to get one or two more phone calls. michael out of las vegas, good morning. caller: good morning, gentlemen. mr. holds her, i have been enjoying everything -- holzer, i have been enjoying everything you have been saying. i was a military brat and also visited the memorial when i was nine years old. there is an overall idea whether it is for young people or for older people, there is something about visiting the memorial in the nighttime in the hubbub of the day and traffic, ok, and you have more light and it is nice to come and see, but when the commotion of the city quiets down and now things are peaceful, there is the

industrial boeing, rockwell, general electric kumens engines at 52-week lows as well. finally a stock that was an out performer last year, nasdaq. a new 52-week low. dramatically out performed last year on all the tech trading and transactions obviously equity clearing and tragd new 52-week lows >> thank you very much and 2.99% on the 10-year today why are yields suddenly swieking after taking it easy amid the stock sell off last week rick >> you know, the lead up to the federal return meeting should never be underestimated. it's like getting ready to go to a doctor's or dentist's appointment. the markets get nervous and you can see all maturities and all maturities rights now, across the am tire two lou 30, the cycle high yield closes and it's almost back to back. we miss bi3rd of the basis points in maturities on friday the notice that when it traded above 295, it hit a big pocket because that was the previous high close and that takes us oo november of went 18. since we closed up here. however, let's do zoom we're so close to trading back to 2008 with respect to whe

you can see his tools, models, the norman rockwell museum nearby has a special exhibit on the lincoln memorial. it came out of one artists inspirational hands. a combination of french's hands and lincoln's hands are the hands we see gripping the chair of state at the top there and it is just a remarkable work of art , still the grandest marble statue in the united states. and worth visiting for those who love american art and those who love american history. host: try to get one or two more phone calls. michael out of las vegas, good morning. caller: good morning, gentlemen. mr. holds her, i have been enjoying everything -- holzer, i have been enjoying everything you have been saying. i was a military brat and also visited the memorial when i was nine years old. there is an overall idea whether it is for young people or for older people, there is something about visiting the memorial in the nighttime in the hubbub of the day and traffic, ok, and you have more light and it is nice to come and see, but when the commotion of the city quiets down and now things are peaceful, there is the

when a reporter showed up on my doorstep with the norman rockwell painting which depicted my walk. until that moment. i thought my experience in 1960 was contained to my own neighborhood in my own community on my own street. i questioned if it really even mattered at all. but finally seeing this painting now, i understood my role in history. and it didn't come from the textbooks. used to teach me that very same history, unfortunately. the truth is that rarely do children of color or immigrants see themselves in these textbooks. we are forced to use. i write because i want them to understand the contributions their ancestors have made to our great country. whether that contribution was made as slaves or volunteers. my books are written to inspire new generation. to contribute to building this great country for indeed. there is much work to be done. so i say if we are going to have a conversation about banning books. then i say that conversation is long overdue. let's have it. but it must include all books. if we are to ban books from being too truthful, then surely we must ban those

when a reporter showed up on my doorstep with the norman rockwell painting which depicted my walk. until that moment. i thought my experience in 1960 was contained to my own neighborhood in my own community on my own street. i questioned if it really even mattered at all. but finally seeing this painting now, i understood my role in history. and it didn't come from the textbooks. used to teach me that very same history, unfortunately. the truth is that rarely do children of color or immigrants see themselves in these textbooks. we are forced to use. i write because i want them to understand the contributions their ancestors have made to our great country. whether that contribution was made as slaves or volunteers. my books are written to inspire new generation. to contribute to building this great country for indeed. there is much work to be done. so i say if we are going to have a conversation about banning books. then i say that conversation is long overdue. let's have it. but it must include all books. if we are to ban books from being too truthful, then surely we must ban those

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they was shared with the books, english translated daisy rockwell. it tells the story of an unconventional and adventurous widow, aged in her life in her eighties. a foreign tourists have arrived in japan of the 1st times as the pandemic began the small group as part of a test visit before board as a reopened to limit torrison next month. but as robert bride reports from tokyo, the struggling hospitality industry wants restrictions lifted more quickly. it is a country rich in tourist attractions all that japan lacks other tourists tokyo's to key g outdoor fish market has relied on local visitors throughout the pandemic. but then if i had a pandemic, 80 to 90 percent of our customers are from overseas. so we are looking forward to seeing for he has come back again. the same goes for all businesses relying on the tourism industry. like this tour bus company says, oh no course any class and my favorite courses harvester is for japanese tourists have been cut back and we've had to stop foreign language tours altogether. yeah. when you think gone, it's a

stuart: rockwell automation next a lot of factory women.plashed there for your forecasts but often when companies say demand is not the issue, investors and wall street excuse the problem giving a past but that is not happens now. the stock was hit pretty hard. stuart: it is 10:11 eastern time, we've been on the air for one hour and 11 minutes and about to do our first elon musk siding and headline. he was at the meta-gala and looks good in that talks. . you look so dapper. his mother was a former model named may. stuart: did he say anything about twitter? stuart: lauren: no one asked me. >> the goal, everything comes to fruition, and as probably inclusive as possible. lauren: he said that at the gilded glamour event, he is a man of the people. you don't think a little tone deaf twitter is for everybody, you are facing inflation, this is fancy, i am going to be a man of the people. we one was one of the kardashians their? lauren: kim kardashian was. do we have a picture to see if they can recognize the address? the dress? she wore the maril

you can see his tools, models, the norman rockwell museum nearby has a special exhibit on the lincolnial. it came out of one artists inspirational hands. a combination of french's hands and lincoln's hands are the hands we see gripping the chair of state at the top there and it is just a remarkable work of art , still the grandest marble statue in the united states. and worth visiting for those who love american art and those who love american history. host: try to get one or two more phone calls. michael out of las vegas, good morning. caller: good morning, gentlemen. mr. holds her, i have been enjoying everything -- holzer, i have been enjoying everything you have been saying. i was a military brat and also visited the memorial when i was nine years old. there is an overall idea whether it is for young people or for older people, there is something about visiting the memorial in the nighttime in the hubbub of the day and traffic, ok, and you have more light and it is nice to come and see, but when the commotion of the city quiets down and now things are peaceful, there is the circle

it reminds me of a normal rockwell painting. >> only come to life. >> exactly. >> carley: i will turnnow. >> brian: we are not supposed to look at you until 6:30. we have nothing to relate. to say. >> pete: new reaction after dave chappelle is attacked on stage. the comedian refusing to let it steal his show. >> brian: ashley strohmier is here with what we are learning about the accused attacker? >> that man, 23-year-old isaiah lee is being held on $30,000 bail following the attack on stage at the hollywood bowl in los angeles. according to the neighbor taylor man has a temper could be set off with a reasonable doubt would. taylor said it was no shock to him that the attack happened to cheney on stage and claims to have seen lee handcuffed by police more than once. gun like knife he was armed with when he attacked cheney. as unfortunate and unsettling as the incident was, cheney went on with the show. jamie foxx and chris rock helped calm the crowd down before cheney introduced the last and featured musical guest for the evening. despite the attack, cheney refused to let it overshadow

achievement, which, you know, came into my life because of the wonderful translator that i got, daisy rockwellefore and it is worthwhile going in search of that literature because i certainly, there are going to be riches there.— certainly, there are going to be riches there. fantastic to talk to ou, riches there. fantastic to talk to you. geetanjali _ riches there. fantastic to talk to you, geetanjali shree, - riches there. fantastic to talk to you, geetanjali shree, thank- riches there. fantastic to talk to | you, geetanjali shree, thank you very much and many congratulations on winning the international booker prize for tomb of sand. on winning the international booker prize for tomb of sand.— on winning the international booker prize for tomb of sand. thank you so much. one of the founding members of the electronic pop band depeche mode, andrew fletcher, has died at the age of 60. they had a string of hits in the 1980s — including just can't get enough and new life. in a statement the band said they were "shocked and filled with overwhelming sadness" with the loss of their "dear friend, fa