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let's hear it for sam smith. ♪ ♪ >> thank you for singing with me.ed each other and i was so excited to meet you, i just love you, i love all your songs come i your soul when you sing, thank you for singing with me that was off some. >> you're one of the reasons why i sing. >> kelly: lies but i'll take it. i was wondering, have you done this before? you know it well. >> that's what i learned when i sing in the shower. never in public. >> thanks. i love it better without singing on it. happy international day of the girl, what women were big influences for you growing up? >> my grandma, always my grandma and dorothy from "wizard of oz." >> is that your mother's name? >> fictional characters, i've always grown up listening to female singers mostly, but yeah, maybe my grandma. she was huge for me growing up, she was a safe space. >> kelly: i love that for you i didn't grow up with grandparents. i feel awkward saying every day influences and i'm like fictional characters -- claire huxtable and in designing women, two women i literally adored and model my

the gravies, i saw sam smith, the whole demonic thing, demon women, everything they seem to do it seemsem for a positive thing. look what she's doing and what happened, people are sick of it and fighting back. i like to do movies, tv shows and what hollywood used to do. hollywood is to put up movies that had a positive -- it's gone crazy the last 20 years. >> where is this coming from? who asked -- she looks ridiculous by the way. who asked? >> i don't know, it's weird to me they don't seem to care. look at the sound of freedom, that did well. even hollywood couldn't get behind a movie that dealt with child sex trafficking. are they for child sex trafficking? it's weird. i came out with a book that deals with letting boys be boys and let them grow up in this whole toxic masculinity, i say them embrace masculinity, we need them to be strong fathers and we need christians and conservatives, i'm tired of that term. we need to open up and roar about the insanity what's going on. it's not going to stop until people fight back and people need to fight back. >> the problem talking about this a

this is like trick or treating at sam smith's house. look at this, laura, this is a family show.at not bury farm at this event they should call it not berry harm at this point. this filth is for general audiences. kids are seeing. this. >> laura: first of all, i guess i should have -- i asked sam to put it full screen, raimondo, i think we probably should have kept it on a small screen because, no, we get the point. >> raymond: how do we go to dressing as monsters and wearing witch hats and bondage and gear. clean up your act, knot's berry. >> laura: all right, raimondo, great to see you, raymond. are you having trouble paying your rent on. there might absolution. i just hope you are not klaus cr phobic, next. ♪ ♪ charlotte! charl! every day can be extraordinary with rich, creamy, delicious fage total yogurt. >> that's the case 13 years later the madian rent is 2 thousand dollars a mont and california that rate to rent i one bedroom 2, 200 a mont if you can't ford this and don't want to live in your parent's basement. there is period living temperature big enough terror a twin be

she just received her first grammy nomination for best pop duo or group for the song "unholy" with sam smithich they performed together this weekend on "snl. here to chat and perform her latest single "brrr" for the first time on tv, kim petras will be joining us [ cheers and applause but before we get to all that, the justice department searched president biden's home over the weekend and discovered a few more classified items. the news has prompted republicans, who dismissed the much larger cache of stolen documents that donald trump refused to return, to criticize biden. and on top of that, republican leaders like kevin mccarthy are also refusing to take action against serial liar george santos or, you know, whatever his real name is. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: you know, guys, after the november midterms, things were looking pretty good for old joe biden. he had the best midterm performance of a sitting president in decades he scored a string of major legislative victories. gas prices were down inflation was slowing. unemployment was

subcommittee which will continue to have hearings and already some of them have been there like sam altman, brad smith, i.b.m. was represented. we're going to move forward. reporter: whether or not you have one agency that regulates a.i.? senator schumer: good afternoon, folks. we come out of the room exhilarated. this was an amazing and historic experience where we learned so much, where we began our quest to deal with this so important, looming issue, a.i. we had a diverse group of participants, they talked to each other unvarnished. everyone learned from everyone else. i am realize pleased. some of the people who came out said it was historic. we got some consensus on some things. first, i asked everyone in the room, is -- is government needed to play a role in regulating a.i.? and every single person raised their hands. even though they had diverse views. that gives us a message here that we have to try act. as difficult as the process may be. second, it was clear that there was -- that there needed to be some government help to deal with what we call transformational innovation. the kind of innov

prov or treatinglook at at sam smith's house. >> i mean, it's look at thise mi law. >> this is a familyw.m there is no agby thee minimum, l way, at knott's berry farm for this event. they should callt no knott's bey harm at this point. so this film is for general audience seeins. >> kids are seeing this. have first of all, i guess i shouldl have. i asked sam to put it fullscreen screen raymond, but i think we probably should have kept it small. no, we gei think but, you know. get the point now, but i don't know why: ho we go from dressing as monsters and wearing which hats to dressing as the devil and wearing gear. i mean, this is absurd for gear. a theme parkou here at knott's berry. >> well, raymond, it is the r act,feast, saint michael the archangel today. so, you know, he was always, you know, at the sword bank for taking care. >> exactlyeat to s. great to see you, raymond. all right. are you having trouble paying your rent or your mortgage. t abso well, there might be a solution. i just hope you aren't claustrophobic. i ju nexstt. >> fox nation brings you closer to the truth with f

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. >> oh, sam smith. >> no, i'm gonna levi's. >> oh, yes. >> ed sheeran.eran. >> sheeran. we'll sell out a show. >> he will sell out a show. what do i need to know? see you know who else? >> dua lipa has been really killing it. yeah >> can we stop creating these? how about covering the local courts? how about covering the local da's? >> yeah, we can do both for city hall. >> you can do both. >> you ain't done first newsroom. >> we can do both. okay >> all right. >> how are they doing? cover everything. i don't know. i just listen on sharpie, it says that people are clicking on beyonce. >> i see. that's what i'm saying. >> yeah. here's a live look outside pier 39. we have the sea lions. they're resting this morning. the forecast calls for marine layer fog this morning. it is dense in the north bay and along the coast. we'll show you that in a second with some areas of drizzle. it's a mild to warm afternoon. it's very pleasant. but then over the weekend and for much of next week, those temperatures are going below average. here's our visibility on live doppl

you know, sam smith that he wanted to smith decided that he wanted to be as they. be known as they. >supporters of who are supporting supporters of sam i think saying he. >> yeah, but he's a fisher they man no, he's a fisher them he's a fisher them he wants to be a fisher then rather than a fisherman. >> i know it's boring, it's really boring. >> remember he was on the one >> i remember he was on the one show that yes. that's the show saying that yes. that's the most offensive thing i've found about thing was the about the whole thing was the jumper was wearing. oh it was jumper he was wearing. oh it was hideous, it? it wasn't jumper he was wearing. oh it was hideoit., it? it wasn't jumper he was wearing. oh it was hideo it was it? it wasn't jumper he was wearing. oh it was hideo it was an it? it wasn't jumper he was wearing. oh it was hideo it was an abomination. nice. it was an abomination. >> and should have been drowned. >> wasn't. wow. >> wasn't. wow. >> no, not really. i don't mean it, but it was a bad jumper. >> poor them, poor them. >> poor them, poor them. >> harvard universi

you know, sam smith that he wanted to smith decided that he wanted to be as they. be known as they. >supporters of who are supporting supporters of sam i think saying he. >> yeah, but he's a fisher they man no, he's a fisher them he's a fisher them he wants to be a fisher then rather than a fisherman. >> i know it's boring, it's really boring. >> remember he was on the one >> i remember he was on the one show that yes. that's the show saying that yes. that's the most offensive thing i've found about thing was the about the whole thing was the jumper was wearing. oh it was jumper he was wearing. oh it was hideous, it? it wasn't jumper he was wearing. oh it was hideoit., it? it wasn't jumper he was wearing. oh it was hideo it was it? it wasn't jumper he was wearing. oh it was hideo it was an it? it wasn't jumper he was wearing. oh it was hideo it was an abomination. nice. it was an abomination. >> and should have been drowned. >> wasn't. wow. >> wasn't. wow. >> no, not really. i don't mean it, but it was a bad jumper. >> poor them, poor them. >> poor them, poor them. >> harvard universi

maybe sam smith will wear it, but that's about it.. and he's jealous of the prankster him off stage. >> i'm probably more likely to wear security person is wear what the security person is wearing prankster or wearing than the prankster or the model. >> frankly, it reminded me of that story about saatchi that story about in the saatchi gallery. do remember when gallery. do you remember when there was the fire extinguisher that everybody was that everybody thought was a piece and was staring at piece of art and was staring at it for hours? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> do you want squeeze in >> do you want to squeeze in your alien story? because it was so short last hour. yeah this is on of daily star on the front of the daily star today. and it's also in the telegraph and the independent as well. >> whatever. but this this commission, freddie in mexico yesterday you said, this yesterday and as you said, this is also going to happen . yesterday and as you said, this is also going to happen. i think it's in front of congress or something. there'

space, from sam altman who say, hey, congress, we need you to step up. brad smithsoft told me similar things yesterday that congress absolutely does have a role. at the same point, there is a lot of skepticism. josh hawley told me he's not even sure he's going to be coming to the meeting today because he says, why should i sit here and listen with a bunch of major tech organizations. they dropped the ball when it came to social media. he doesn't have a lot of confidence when it comes to a.i. >> emily, great to see you. thank you. >>> coming up, a shakeup at global oil giant bp. it's raising questions around the company's plans for a massive reinvention. >>> as we head to break, some of your great top trending stories. taylor swift fans are getting a chance to speak now. she's on the hunt for a journalist who can capture the music and cultural impact of the singer. that seems like a lofty job. the newspaperades only true swifties should apply as it wants a writer with an undeniable thirst for all things taylor swift. by the way, it's not sitting well with other repo

sam alito. >> okay, this doesn't sound like it's going to have a mr. smithd leo's judicial crisis network, a fictitious name front group for another front group operating out of the same hallway on the same floor in the same building as the federalist society. . let's say you sent judicial crisis network secret millions of dollars but, checks as because $15 million. checks's biggest $17 million. to run ads against eric garland, to help mitch mcconnell block his confirmation by the senate. let's say that for your millions of dollars to the federalist society, the federalist society allowed you to use its name on a list of supreme court nominees that you and your right wing billionaire pals and leonard leo cooked up. a list of the federalist society never considered or approved, never an agenda item, never a vote. but a list from some backroom of the federalist society pulled together by leo and the billionaires that candidate trump promised to follow. and let's say that when trump kept that promise and nominated your chosen ones, you sent millions more to the

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sam woodward could have to cross examine his own client at some point. >> how significant do you think it is, this cooperation agreement between this mar-a-lago i.t. worker and the special counsel jack smithant. it's a break for the prosecution. prosecutors always want to have cooperators from inside a conspiracy, and the allegation and the superseding indictment is that mr. taveres was told by one of the defendants that the boss, allegedly donald trump, wanted this security footage deleted. this was at a very active time after the government was seeking records in -- during the pendency of this case. but this comes with complications. >> do you think it could spur some of other trump's co-defendants to flip to cooperate with the prosecution, to cooperate in exchange for either a reduced sentence or no criminal charges at all? >> wolf, having represented criminal defendants for more than 30 years, i have been amazed that mr. nauta and mr. oliviera, who face potentially years and years in jail, haven't yet cooperated. it appears they have remained loyal to donald trump. but yes, this could be the first domino that topples others. the deals probably will not be as good for them as mr. taver

subcommittee which will continue to have hearings and already some of them have been there like sam altman, brad smith, i.b.m. was represented. we're going to move forward. reporter: whether or not you have one agency that regulates a.i.? elon talk to me for a second on live tv? >> for a second here -- >> message to the senator? >> i have to get -- speaking of regulators -- so key point was really that it is important for us -- [silence] and that the gains are better to ensure that players play fairly, i think it is important for similar reasons to have regulator which you can think of is as a referee to ensure that companies take actions that are safe in interest of the general public. >> did you tell them that a.i. is a double edged sword? >> yes. >> what do you mean by that? [laughter] >> well if you have a sword with two sides -- one side can get you even thoughover trying to get to the other side -- >> [inaudible conversations] what diewpght them to take away? >> help is also you have help a sharp thing -- how do you think they took the message? >> i think it was a discussion -- among some of the

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we have had two hearings with executives like brad smith and sam altman my hope is these executives will agree to do the same in public under oath before the sub committee -- [inaudible conversations] >> for material factor with companies in the world -- >> will not comment i'm former attorney general -- >> i -- i wouldn't presume number one to talk about what they discussed but number two to speculate on violations of law. [inaudible conversations] >> of what happened sort of what -- >> well each of the participants is making -- >> can you realistically promise there's not going to be widespread job losses like is that congress to do with good exceptions but in practice are you able to prevent that? >> what keeps me up at night often is the potential for massive displacement of workers and we need to keep by training them and enlisting them empowering, and this new industrial revolution and part of the framework that senator holly and i have proposed the first bipartisan comprehensive framework for legislation includes fore seeing and doing something about that potential unemployment. >