rachel: s seattle. they're giving us seattle. >> cloudy, that would be seattle.achel: oh, it's your home state, will. >> i knew it. >> what is that building in san antonio. looks like seattle. >> i feel so vindicated. >> it's not my home state. i knew it wasn't seattle. i haven't been to san antonio that many times in my life. you've been to theal mow. the alamo.>> i took my bar exa. rachel: we were just eating barbecue outside by the way and every shot was pete going -- >> stop, stop. rachel: receipting like this. i got -- eating like this. i got all this stuff in my teeth. i was running late. i was trying to get in through here. they blocked me so i couldn't get through and i was all stressed and a that's what it's like. >> we're doing your job, reading your lines, and you come rushing in and now we're supposed to get out of your way so you can get into your spot. >> i did a little bit and i let you in as always. rachel: he was literally not going to let me in. it was so mean. >> i was proud of you. rachel: i'm glad let me in. >> i'm glad you're here. the fourt

they went into seattle took over a big percentage of the city of seattle. when are those people going to be prosecuted? >> but let me just ask you -- >> you might ask her that question. >> you were the president. you were watching it unfold on television. it's a very simple question as we move forward toward another election. is there anything you regret about what you did on that day? yes or no. >> i had nothing to do with that other than they asked me to make a speech. i showed up for a speech. i said i think it's going to be big. i went to nancy pelosi and the mayor of washington, d.c. and the mayor put it back in writing, as you know. i said you know, this is going to be a very big rally or whatever you want to call it. and again, it wasn't done by me. it was done by others. i said i'd like to give you 10,000 national guard or soldiers. they rejected me. nancy pelosi rejected me. it was just two weeks ago her daughter has a tape of her saying she is fully responsible for what happened. they want to get rid of that tape. it would have never happened if n

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pero lo que sucedió en seattle fue totalmente diferente e inesperado.aquí apoyo a rodríguez porque primero está su integridad física, el tema es que era la décima entrada y él pudo haber sido la carrera del empate. bueno, los san josé earthquakes han tenido una temporada muy complicada, ya están eliminados en la major league soccer, pero ayer se disputaban la heritage cup ante los seattle sounders. habían ganado 3 a 2 en el paypal park y en el partido de vuelta, que fue ayer, empataron 2 a 2 y se llevaron este trofeo simbólico. y lo hermoso fue esto. los aficionados que se acercaron hasta seattle le llevaron la copa al camerino, al equipo de la bahía. así que un lindo momento entre aficionados y futbolistas en el blumenfield de seattle y vamos a cerrar con esta belleza. esta es una camiseta del manchester city, pero es especial. es diferente. lo utilizaron en la champions league ante el inter porque simboliza a la banda oasis. recuerden que los hermanos gallagher, ian y noel son fanáticos de los citizens y ellos hicieron esto en vez de def lodi. maybe h

the denver broncos take on the seahawks in seattle. third quarter seattle down 13 nine. kenneth walker, the third canine. oh everybody's diving in the end zone like superman. 1613 seattle up. fourth quarter seattle up 1913. geno smith. waiting. waiting. finding zach charbonnet for a 30 yard touchdown. seahawks win pop. they look good in the second half. and geno broke a long touchdown run. they were not good in the first half. and mike mcdonald their new head coach, had him tight in the second half. jared goff and the lions hosting matthew stafford and the rams fourth quarter. rams are down 1713. matthew stafford cooper kupp. rams up 2017. 20s left in the game. lions down 2017 greg papa screaming for no overtime but jake bates makes it. we're tied at 20. papas dinners plans postponed but not for long. david montgomery, the beast. first lions ot win since 2016. 2620 the final score. what does it all mean? who are you worried about in the nfc west? all of them. are you? arizona is dramatically improved. buffalo came back but arizona led that game 17 to 3 late in the first

that if it launches a new aircraft design in the next four years that plane would be built in the seattlen. unions have recommended the deal, but it is far from clear whether a majority of workers will accept it. if they don't, there will be a further vote on strike action. this has been a difficult yearfor strike action. this has been a difficult year for boeing, the problem started injanuary difficult year for boeing, the problem started in january when a disused door fell off problem started in january when a disused doorfell off this 737 max shortly after takeoff was not that because the harsh spotlight on serious ongoing quality control problems at the plane maker as well as calling its commitment to safety into question once again. it revived memories of two crashes involving the 737 max five years ago in ethiopia and of the coast of indonesia in which 346 people died. and then its new spacecraft comedy starliner, develop serious flaws in its first manned mission, leaving astronauts stranded in space. for boeing than today's vote is key, if workers agree to the deal can focus on sol

the passenger flight from nashville to seattle aborting takeoff to avoid a collision. the pilot slamming on the brakes at 120 miles per hour. >>> here in new york city tonight, the nypd's top cop resigning, just one week after federal authorities seized his cell phone. >>> also tonight, look at this. the stunning images. multiple dolphins spotted right near new york city. >>> tonight, history made in space. the remarkable images. more than 400 miles above the earth. the first civilians to walk in space. >>> and where is happy the elephant? growing questions tonight about a well-known elephant at the bronx zoo. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy thursday night. tonight, the earthquake in california, and the aftershocks. the emergency on the runway. a passenger plane slamming on the brakes, and the hurricane hitting the u.s. tonight. that system now hammering multiple states. ten million people remain under a flood watch across the south. more than 250,000 customers without power in louisiana alone. heavy bands of rain and damaging wi

i mean they put out statements, talking about the seattle kraken and the seattle sounders.t statements but they did not do anything with them other than as of now like just send them into two individual reporters who ask. usually when they have statements they are proud of they will posted on social media, on their website and they will make a big deal about it but in this case they are not. in part because the statement does not really condemn what was said. may be they just want this to go away and they will handle this internally. i certainly hope to handle it internally. but history has suggested that macklemore is going to continue to get away with this and anyone who uses language like that to talk about this country is just disgusting. i suppose the only criticism i could agree with him on his that this is a country that allows mediocre musicians like him to actually make a whole lot of money. >> trace: you look online today and there's all kinds of macklemore support for this kind of stuff. here's more on the harris rope-a-dope. >> there's an effort to rope-a-dope t

we've seen at statewide in spokane, seattle, everett and beyond. what as governor what you do to improve the business climate for owners? how do you humanely and forcefully impede the negative impact of those struggling with homelessness in proximity to businesses and incidence of crime, vandalism and lack of safety for those trying to workday today? >> reichert: i think it is obvious. crime is out of control. why is that? we don't hold people accountable. we don't hold people responsible, there's no consequences when people commit crime. part of the problem is we legalized drugs. we legalized fentanyl. we have people laying in the streets, in the doorways of our businesses. that is why people are leaving. there's a business in spokane the just shut its doors, popular restaurant having been opened here 20 years, they just shut down, just closed their doors. why? because they had aluminum foil from drug use blowing into their store as customers walked into their store to have dinner but we are going to enforce the law. people smile when i say that.

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de hecho, en seattle esa fue la gran noticia.um pausa y ya regresamos con más. domina la acción fue presentado por toyota cuando la aventura llama toyota responde el calor podría provocar cortes de electricidad en algunas ciudades. esta noche estaremos actualizando esta información. y bueno, marcelo. llegaremos hasta esos 100 grados. llegaremos a los 100 rebasar en muchas zonas de la bahía pero a las 11 esta tarde, noticias telemundo. al menos 89 muertos en cinco estados. es parte del saldo tras el paso de elÍn. ademÁs, hay cientos de des

we begin in the us, where there have been tense scenes at a seattle factory belonging to boeing. the company's us west coast workers have been queueing up to vote on a new contract. the proposed deal includes a wage increase of 25% and a promise to build boeing's next commercialjet in the seattle area. if the deal isn't approved, boeing faces a crippling strike that is likely to cost billions of dollars. we won't stay out that long. i mean, it's a lot of us. 33,000 members. that's a lot of people. that's a lot of people that can affect the economy after a couple of months. because we have to fight. if we won't fight, - we won't get nothing. so i'm not excited, like, '0h| great, we're going to strike.�* no, you had to think about it, . you know, but we have to fight, that's always say, "hey, if you don't vote for this contract and you, we're taking the airplane out of washington state." there's always some kind of pressure to get us, to motivate us to vote in their favour. there's always something like that, you know, there's always an underlying threat. and if we're not doing the

we seen a statewide and in spokane seattle and beyond. governor doing to improve the overall business climate for the owners and employees and specifically how to humanely and forcefully predict in fact of those if homelessness and proximity to businesses in the crime and vandalism and lack of safety for those who are trying to work day to day dave reichert. [background sounds]. >> will i think it is obvious. crime is out of control and why is that customer we don't hold people accountable and we don'td people responsible. there is no consequences when people commit crime. the problem is the legalized drugs. we believe goodbyes even fentanyl. people are laying in the streets, and doorways of our businesses. that is why people are leaving and there's a business here in spokane, that just shut his door popular restaurant, having been open here 20 years they just shut down. and they close their doors, why, because that aluminum foil drug use blowing into their store as customers walk into their store to have dinner. what we will do is we are

desde este hermoso escenario, el número tío de seattle, donde también juegan los hawks.posibilidades matemáticas del equipo de la bahía que ha tenido la temporada. hay que admitirlo, para el olvido, con un performance muy por debajo de lo que se esperaba. cristian espinoza, referente del equipo de los earthquakes, habló de lo que espera de la visita ante los sounders, un rival con mucha historia y donde sobra la motivación para al menos comenzar a terminar la temporada con la frente en alto. bueno mañana va a ser un partido difícil. siempre es complicado venir en cancha de seattle. son un buen equipo, tienen grandes jugadores. creo que tenemos que estar preparados, no solo físicamente, sino también mentalmente para aprovechar cada cada oportunidad que tengamos dentro del campo de juego. bueno, escuchábamos al referente argentino del equipo de los jueces y precisamente ante los sounders hay una rivalidad no regional, pero sí de proximidad geográfica. y se va a disputar la heritage cup, que es el trofeo que generalmente dirimen sounders y quakes en el primer partido disput

i'm joined by my guest ramsey by rude in seattle. he is a palestinian author and journalist in brussels. we have the life of magnetic t is a veteran war correspondent and political analyst and a baby. we crossed the i'll we risk. he is a security and political affairs analyst are gentlemen cross stock rules and effect, that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate. let's go to our guest 1st in brussels when i woke up this morning and then of course i much more in that same time frame as a west asia were living on israel and palestine is there was talk of a cease fire, a 21 days east fire a 7 day, a piece of ceasefire and all through the day and is i'm going to the studio to record this program with you gentlemen. that is off the board. this seems to be a pattern here. you know, we're on the one yard line for of where a ceasefire and gaza, i mean, we all just being played here. i mean the old before and, but by didn't seem to fall forward again. and as waning days of his presidency, go ahead and process as we've s

seattle police say she was run over and killed during the struggle. haynes is expected to be back in court later this month. >> in southern california, a dramatic rescue today. a construction worker is now safe after he fell and became trapped in a trench. the l.a. fire department responded to this scene just before 11 this morning. and this rescue took about six hours. the worker fell into an eight foot trench along a hillside in los angeles. he was surrounded by soil that was at or above his waist. firefighters say the man remained conscious and alert throughout this entire rescue, and in the end, he was taken to a hospital for evaluation. >> and the california high speed rail project settles a lawsuit against its own maintenance company and its environmental impacts. >> also tonight, a mountain lion spotted in downtown salinas. why? officials are warning that this is not normal. and the recommendations they have for anyone who comes across a mountain lion. >> and we are tracking the heat. another heat advisory for tomorrow lasts through the day. an

we heart seattle.zers say their teams will be back in the areaext weekend for yet another cleanup, and you can hear about the west coast's top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. >> west coast r savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday or find around the clock coverage at west coast rap dot com. >> the oakland area united democratic campaign celebrated the grand opening of its headquarters in the city's uptown neighborhood. >> the space will serve as the organizational hub to elect democrats locally and across the country. organizers say phone banks, texting and canvasing operations will be based at the location thrgh election day. >> 20,000 votes was all that separated joe biden from donald trump in wisconsin. and i can tell you, wisconsin is going to be a battleground state again this election. but it's not just wisconsin. it's races across this country. and it's why your organizing efforts here in oakland are going to have tremendous impacts, not only in this area, but in races. all across th

los atléticos cerraron la temporada 2024 en seattle ante los marineros, con una derrota que fue anecdótica y cerramos con fútbol porque el bay fc buscaba 3 puntos fundamentales ante el rain y las chicas de la bahía cumplieron en seattle con este tanto de penal por parte de 8 ala y el bay fc escaló la octava posición y a 4 fechas del final de la temporada regular se mantiene en puestos de playoffs. pitazo final en este repas y lo vamos a hacer con las imágenes del evento aéreo que se llevó a cabo en palo alto esta mañana. y es que celebraron el día del aeropuerto un evento gratuito con exhibiciones de aviones y helicópteros, comida y juegos para los niños. también realizaron recorridos por la torre de control y las familias pudieron conocer más sobre el trabajo que se hace en el aeropuerto y preguntar sobre cómo convertirse en piloto. >> esta noche noticias telemundo. al menos 89 muertos en varios estados del sureste del paÍs. hay centenares de desaparecidos. cientos de miles

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go ahead in seattle. i love that are more attrition indeed. i mean the moral attrition has been taking place in the middle east for a long time. this is what richard polk of the former united nation. yeah. look forward to in palestine referred to as the legitimacy were. and he made an argument once in an interview i conducted with him in which he argued that no one in the history of national liberation movements has ever won the village of the most. you war that ultimately lost the war you, when the legitimacy will you, when the war independence demands and know they've been use, or we need the legitimacy war. and this is right in inquiry as well. and i'm going to go again, you know what eli had said was very interesting. but i feel like this constant attachment between them, you know, and his job and his position it's, it's a little bit kind of up it's, it's politically new once correctly. but i feel like when he still remembers what has happened 203040 years from now, they're not going to to get back to the video. his job, they're going to t

go ahead in seattle. i love that are more attrition indeed. i mean the moral attrition has been taking place in the middle east for a long time. this is what richard polk, of the former united nation. yeah. look forward to in palestine research to as the legitimacy were. and he made an argument once in an interview i conducted with him in which he argued that no one in the history of national liberation movements has ever won the village of the msu war that ultimately lost the war. you, when the legitimacy will you, when the war and the palestinians, and now they've been use all, we need the legitimacy war. and this is right in inquiry as well. and i'm going to go again, you know what eli had said was very interesting. but i feel like this constant attachment between them, you know, and his job and his completion it's, it's a little bit kind of up it's, it's politically new once correctly. but thank you look, when he still remembers what has happened. 203040 years from now. they're not going to get back to the all his job they're going to talk

i'm joined by my guest, ramsey by rude in seattle. he is a palestinian author and journalist in brussels. we have the life of magnetic t is a veteran, war correspondent and political analyst and a baby we cross though we risk. he is a security and political affairs analyst, or a gentleman cross stock rules and effect. that means you can jump any time you want . and i always appreciate. let's go to our guest 1st in brussels. when i woke up this morning and of course i much more in that same time frame is a west asia were living on israel and palestine is there was talk of a cease fire, a 21 days east fire, a 7 day piece of ceasefire. and all through the day and is i'm going to the studio to record this program with you gentlemen. that is off the board. this seems to be a pattern here. you know, we're on the one yard line for over a ceasefire and gaza. i mean, we all just being played here, i mean the old before, but by didn't seem to fall forward again in his waning days of his presidency. go ahead and process as we've seen that before

more than 32,000 workers at boeing plants in seattle and portland oregon walked out on september 13th of planes including its best—selling 737 max. the union wants a 40% pay rise and the restoration of a defined—benefit pension, that was taken away a decade ago. the timing could not be worse for boeing, as it battles to restore its reputation after a string of safety scandals, and faces spiralling debts. mike dunlop is an independent aviation analyst with 45 years experience in the industry. he's also author of the art of the turnaround, a guide to turning around failing companies. boeing's been in the headlines for all the wrong reasons lately, safety issues with 737 max have tarnished reputation, does that put the workers in a stronger or weaker position? i think they are in a very equal position but if the strike continues, i am afraid we are going to see mutually assured destruction. the request and we have real challenges in the whole negotiation, the first time boeing came to agreement with the union, the rank and file turned it down by almost 98%. the next time boeing went stra

, they went into seattle, they took over a big percentage of the city of seattle, when are those people going to be prosecuted, but let me just ask, you might ask her that question, you were the president. you were watching an unfold on television, it's a very simple question as we move forward toward another election, is there anything you regret about what you did on that day? yesterday, i had nothing to do with that other than they asked me to make a speech, i showed up for a speech, i said i think it's going to be big, i went to nancy pelosi and the mayor of washington d.c., and the mayor put it back in writing as you know, i said you know this is going to be very big rally or whatever you want to call it, and again it wasn't done by me, it was done by i said, i'd like to give you 10,000 national guard or soldiers, they rejected me, nancy polosi rejected me, it was just two weeks ago, her daughter has tape of her saying she is fully responsible for what happened, they want to get rid of that tape. it would have never happened if nancy pelosi and the mayor of washington did their job

go outside of seattle and find a different washington state.is that he feels free in a free nation to criticize israel versus pro-terrorist organization or terrorist organizations he supports and he supports lgbtq. question for mclemore or statement, you are free to criticize israel in a free nation, go to a muslim nation and support lgbtq and see how that works out in iran, palestine and other areas in middle east, they kill gays, throw them off roofs and kill them in horrific ways. whether he is somebody out of touch making money off this image, i don't know. whether leftism or something that pushes him this way. while in america, he's a coward, he's safe, okay. go to the middle east macklemore and you do it. >> todd: when you wear a mask like that picture we show, that is straight up antisemitism and no other way to cut it. thank you. appreciate it. today nasa astronaut returning to earth, coming back alongside two russian cosmonauts. the spacecraft undocked. the hatch closes. expected to land in central asia this morning. they have been con

. >> seth: you were at a new york/seattle wnba game, courtside seats. >> you know. >> seth: you havetechnically buy them because she's the holder -- >> yeah i'm the holder. >> of the season tickets. >> seth: why do you have to technically buy them? >> because she's like legendary storm player and now she's in the ownership group, and i just -- you know. >> seth: okay, gotcha. so everybody who's at a wnba game knows that you used to play for the competition. are you well received in new york city when you're at a liberty game? >> i am. i am. yeah, i'm from here originally. >> seth: yeah, exactly. so like, they overlook the fact that you couldn't pick where you got drafted. >> yeah. they do notice that i never cheer. >> seth: oh, for either team? [ light laughter ] >> yeah, unless it seattle. >> seth: oh, gotcha. >> yeah, so if new york's playing dallas, i just stoic. >> seth: really? >> i mean, now and then, i might be like, "okay, nice move." [ laughter ] >> we can cheer for stewie, 'cause stewie played for seattle. >> yeah, we love breanna stewart. >> seth: oh, yeah, of course. form

the deal would need to be approved on thursday by boeing factory workers near seattle and portland. > the cdc has issued a warning about recalled eggs across nine states. 65 people were infected with salmonella linked to eggs supplied by milo's poultry farms, llc. 24 people have been hospitalized it's located in wisconsin. >>> and the moment apple fans have been waiting for is here. apple expected to reveal its iphone 16 models along with other new products in a live-streamed event called "it's glow time." the latest generation of iphones will mark what one analyst is calling its biggest upgrade cycle in its history with ios 18. it begins at 1:00 p.m. eastern. >>> that's your cbs "moneywatch" report for this monday morning. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >>> up next, a miami dolphins star detained, questions after tyreek hill was handcuffed just hours before his game. depend keeps you drier than ever... so you can say yes to more than ever. yes yes yes no. depend, the only thing stronger than us, is you. mike had a heart attack a year ago. but he's still living in the red. with

they run the five k not up to seattle. not up to seattle. no, but he's taking it around the country, it sounds like. yeah. 13,000. that was a heck of a party. and the blue skies later. blue skies. a perfect day for a summer like spread of temperatures again around the bay area. but a too little warm inland. we still had those mid to upper 90s inland, but beginning to see some changes. cooler changes for the inland valleys over the next couple of days as we transition from a summer like pattern to a fall like one by tuesday and wednesday. outside now mid 60s in san jose, patchy low clouds on approach from the north, still near 70 inland and walnut creek where we did get into the upper 90s today as you head on over to san rafael now down to 62 degrees and san francisco party still going. look at the top of the transamerica pyramid there, changing lights there above the fog 56 degrees. currently low clouds that we're seeing right now in san francisco will spill across the inner bay. the 70s inland should drop into the upper 60s by tomorrow morn

let's start with the fact production has ground to a halt in the seattle area. what do your numbers indicate? >> thank you for having me. it is a tragic friday the 13th. we are looking at 100 to $150 million per day in terms of losses for production. what the union leader was speaking about, this is about so much more than the numbers. it is not just going being impacted. the entire aviation industry and ecosystem is being impacted by this. our world needs a. boeing is part of a duopoly between boeing and airbus. they represent four out of 10 commercial aircraft received plus there is cargo and we have obviously the ever space going beyond in terms of the air spacecraft. this organization represent so much in terms of aviation for all of us at a passenger level, a trade level, a global level. the implications are massive. it is not as if we can say boeing production is going to be reduced. this is happening with the 737. that is an aircraft that has already been put pressure on reproduction by the faa. this has a massive indicate -- massive implication. airbus c

and i had old shoes and i had actually left the new shoes i had bought for the meeting back in seattleso i was wearing shoes that had a little hole in the bottom of it. i was self-conscious about that so we sat in the meeting on the meeting went great. the presidents that we are not only going to make this happen but i will direct my finance minister and create this problem with you guys. and that ended up transforming global immunization and vaccinating a million people, and when i called to ask about what he thought at the meeting, which i thought was a homerun, he said, bill thought the meeting was fine from a content perspective that he was really concerned about your footwear, and at the time i was just a young kid working at the gates foundation and i was terrified that that was actually true. david: you are conscious that global immunization -- immunization program so you decided to leave, what did you do next? >> i was at gaetz for a while and after president obama got elected i got a phone call to join the obama administration and it had always been my dream since i left medic

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alice roth child, author, activist and filmmaker joins us from seattle, washington. so joining us is sarah tuesdale, human rights activist who joins us from manchester. welcome to you both, alice rothchild, our first start with you. this west bank genene withdrawal is what's uh one of the news when it comes to the occupied territories that this regime forces have actually pulled out. uh, can you please tell us what you think about that? first of all, and also if you can't put that into context for us, because when we take a look at the occupied territories, the types of violations that have happened, which i'm... sure you're very familiar with, has been uh occurring for the past decades and the past 10 days, it was kind of like what has happened in the past, but of warp speed. i think that's a correct assessment. keep referring to the gasification of the west bank, and so what we see is similar kind of tactics being used in janine particularly, but also tokaram and tubas, with massive amounts of military might and destruction and killing and... 'ripping up roads and interfering with

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alice roth child, author, activist and filmmaker, joins us from seattle, washington. also joining us is sarah tuesdale, human rights activist who joins us from manchester. welcome to you both, alice, rothchild, i'll first start with you. this west bank jene withdrawal is what's uh, one of the news when it comes to the occupied territories that the israel regime forces have actually pulled out. uh, can you please tell us what you think about that? first of all, and also if you can't put that into context for us, because when we take a look at the occupied territories, the types of violations that have happened, which i'm sure you're very familiar with, has been uh occurring for the past decades and the past 10 days, it was kind of like what has happened in the past, but a warp speed. i think that's a correct. i keep referring to the gasification of the west bank, and so what we see is similar kind of tactics being used in jane particularly, but also tokaram and tubas, with massive amounts of military might and destruction and killing and ripping up roads and interferin

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megan, they're actually retiring your jersey in seattle. >> yeah.it together. >> jimmy: you will. >> yeah. >> jimmy: come on. even if you get emotional, it doesn't matter, we love you. come on, you're a legend. you deserve -- you earned it. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: you can do whatever you want to do. >> thank you. >> jimmy: is that -- you guys met -- you guys met in seattle? >> loosely. we were both playing there at the same time. >> jimmy: you were, yeah. and now here you are doing a a podcast. >> i know. >> jimmy: how did the podcast come up? come about? just because you're fun together? [ light laughter ] >> i mean, we are funny. >> jimmy: you are. >> i mean, i hope. >> jimmy: you definitely are. >> we'll see, actually, if we really are or not. it kind started during the pandemic actually. we were hopping on ig live and absolutely just messing around, and trying to see if we could entertain ourselves and entertain other people. and we had fun little segments that we would do, and it was kind of a good distraction for us. an

so bill and i met with him at the palace and i was coming from seattle and i just had old shoes, andad actually left the new shoes i bought for the meeting back in seattle, so i was wearing shoes that had a little hole in the bottom of it and i was just self-conscious about that and so we sat in the meeting and the meeting went rate. he said we are not only going to make this happen but i'm going to direct my finance minister to create this project with you guys, and that ended up transforming global immunization and vaccinating nearly one billion children over 20 years. but when i called rick to ask him about what bill thought of the meeting, which i thought was a homerun, he was sort of ripping the little bit and said he'll thought the meeting was fined from a content perspective but he was really concerned about your footwear. at the time i wishes is a young kid working at the gates foundation, i was terrified that that was actually true. i learned they were just making fun of me. david: after you've accomplished that program, you said you wanted to do something different so you d