not ar very good show but a show with alreally good day.nel looked at it and said, what if we take it seriously? >> madam president, we have to eliminate the olympic carrier immediately. >> there are 1,300 people on that ship. >> "star wars" feels like fantasy and fable in the best possible sense. this felt like war. >> do it. >> the photography was shot very much like world war ii combat cameramen work. >> fire on my mark. >> no frackin' way, lee. lee, come on! >> it was as if someone was floating in space with an old world war ii film rolling and oh, here comes a cylon, i want to get this shot. i really was riveted by it. >> it's classic sci-fi in that it's using the robots and the spaceships and the clones to comment on the world we live in right now. >> i can't die. when this body is destroyed, my memory, my consciousness will be transmitted to a new one. >> the cylons look and act and feel like humans. by the time you get to the middle of "battlestar galactica," you don't know who you're rooting for anymore. >> what other secrets are r

all his series come out of this building, allowing lear to move from show to show like a dervish. >>" was like holy smokes. there's black people on tv! >> there had never been a complete black family on tv with the father. >> what made it so unique and universal was that we had the same problems in our household, and we do not live in the projects in chicago. >> dynomite! >> you want to worry your head about nothing, go on and do it. i have $32 in the shoe box. and i got another $6 in my pocket. >> you worked all night all they paid you was $6? >> there were a lot of folks who were not happy with the show. the black panthers were very upset. when huey newton came to see me, the big complaint was why can't we see a black man that's doing better than that? >> "the jeffersons" started as neighbors of archie bunker. >> don't call me honky. >> why are you so sensitive all of a sudden? >> how would you like it if i called you nigger? >> he called me nigger! >> that's no worse than honky. >> you're right. nothing is worse than being called a honky except being married to one. >> norman lear

television show is different because have control over the television show, it was clear they had capswhat rather not have on the hollywood types producers insisted on most of the musical guests were his idea and ah lot of them he had to puh for over the objections the producers so. >> bruce springsteen who i am av wfan of had a very long careert was obvious the way he would relate to people who are downtrodden, he managed to go a long time, i don't think he criticized anybody by name, i think you finally had enough johnny cash for my flight got parked. >> but it is possible there are stories in multiple places, springsteen's release of 41 shots in that reporters reporting playing at a giants stadium not long after that and certain fans when he started to play that song turning their back on him and as soon as he hit song he turned around and were cheering again. fans have the capacity to do that sometimes even if they may be in love with an artist for years and write a song for don't care for you might be willing to look the other way and i think that was possibly true with cash, to.

is coming back, and i do love that show.a soccer ball around. i think, if anything, when i came out of paris at, what, 23, getting my ass kicked in tough kitchens across france, i'd probably end up on something like "hell's kitchen." that sort of high octane, high pressurized boot camp of the culinary world >> jimmy: yeah >> i'd probably do well. >> jimmy: would you be good? >> i'd be [ bleep ] amazing. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right -- gordon, that -- you can't say that that's two that's two strikes -- that's two -- that's two strikes for you. "i'm going to put you on the naughty, sir." [ laughter ] >> it's 11:35. you're allowed to cuss after - >> jimmy: ah well, yeah, no, it's actually flipped over it's already past midnight, so now it's the morning [ laughter ] [ bleep so it's the morning show at this point, yeah you know, i love you on tiktok it makes me laugh, right you guys know what i'm talking about? [ cheers and applause you do this amazing thing on tiktok where you duet -- you watch someone make something and you

i mean, i was 26 when i did the show the first time around. >> jimmy: how long were you on that show? >> yes. >> jimmy: but i also know that prince would watch a lot of television. >> yes. >> jimmy: and he was very kind of tuned into what was going on. >> what are you getting at? >> jimmy: i was getting at he was particularly tuned in to what was going on with you, right? >> so maybe. >> jimmy: maybe. what was your first contact with prince? >> again, this was 20 years ago. i was in my 20s. and one day our assistant gets a call from a man who says, yes, he would like to speak with ms. ling. and our assistant is who is he? what are you talking about? he would like to speak to her. finally he said the artist formally known as prince would like to speak to lisa. and so knowing how much i loved prince, she said okay, well, here is our cell phone number. she wouldn't ordinarily give it out. but she knew i loved prince. >> jimmy: well, it seemed like a normal call. why wouldn't you? >> exactly. i get on the phone. i hear this voice, a soft voice, and it was him. he asked me if i wanted to g

, i want to see you in the show." coming to one of the shows that you're in." >> tariq: yeah, you got me [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah i did get you, man and then i go, "yeah, let's go man. i thought it would be a great thing. i would come see you backstage say, "what's up, buddy?" you know, miss you man >> tariq: yeah, no yeah, our paths just didn't, you know - [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's not what happened at all. our paths didn't cross i saw you, hung out with your wife i saw your brother michelle -- michelle tells me to go meet you on 41st street. >> tariq: yeah >> jimmy: i'm at the stage i'm talking to everybody and i've got the mask on, i'm doing selfies, i'm talking about the thing. i go, "when is he going to come out? he doesn't come out at all everyone else came out you didn't come out. >> tariq: yeah, i exited on 42nd. [ laughter ] [ rim shot ] >> jimmy: i stood next to a dumpster [ laughter ] >> tariq: yeah, you did. you actually sent me a a picture -- >> jimmy: a picture of me next to a dumpster. yeah, i go,

over the television show. it was clear that he had guests on who he would have rather not had on, you know a lot of hollywood types that the that the producers insisted on but we know that most of the musical guests, you know were his idea and a lot of me had to push for over the objections of some of the producers so bruce springsteen whom i'm a very big fan of managed have a very long career where it was quite obvious where his sympathies were politically in the way that he would relate to people who were down trout and or oppressed, but he managed to go a very long time without i don't think i've ever criticizing a republican person by name until i think the bush era and all the trump and i think right i think he finally had enough. yeah, but johnny cash never went quite that far. no, i don't i mean, but it's possible that you know, there's a famous. story has been recounted in multiple places of springsteen's, you know release of 41 shots right the song about being shot down by police and that you know rep

anyone attending tonight's live show needed to show proof of vaccination.nor some of the year's best television and film performances by actors. it is often seen as a precursor of who will get an oscar nod, but with exactly one month to go before the academy awards, some wins tonight confirmed widespread suspicions about some oscar races while others completely upset the apple cart reporter. amanda salis shows us what happened. happy sunday. everybody and happy is the key word because after two years we have returned to the red carpet . okay well, today it's a little more silver, but nonetheless we are here for the 28th annual sag awards, and there were plenty of stars on the carpet. while today served as a day for l. a to celebrate the return of in person award shows again. it also served as a reminder for what is happening simultaneously across the world. what's going on? in the ukraine. it's truly truly awful. the sag awards celebrates actors and actresses of film and television, speaking of and the actor goes to. category who? cirque session. and a show

if you're not a serious fan, you're waiting around for the halftime show and this should be an epic showoop dogg, dr. dre, mary j. blige, the list goes on. let's take you to the red carpet. this is what they call the nfl honors award show. think of this as like the academy awards, the oscars for the national football league, a lot of things to see on the red carpet. a lot of cool outfits, a lot of vips and familiar faces. take a listen. >> the energy never gets old. just everyone, running into people that you have known through the years as well and then just all the excitement. >> raj, i coached 15 years in college, 15 years in the pros, but this is my 17th super bowl in television. i had no idea i was even going to do this. like, what? >> i haven't seen emmitt smith in a couple of years. a good friend. that's worth it right there. i just ran into curt warner. the super bowl did -- >> it's like a family reunion. >> due date is mid-june. it's our second. this is my wife, melinda. >> you never know what you're going to see or who you're going to see on the red carpet. congratulations earl

and it is in the "cobra kai" show, the car in the show is that car. >> stephen: wow.> they got it all fixed up for me. it's awesome. >> stephen: before we go, i have to touch on the most important thing. this april, you and your wife-- whose name is... >> phyllis. >> stephen: you are celebrating your 35th anniversary together. ( applause ) >> and they said it wasn't last. yeah, she's-- >> stephen: how old-- had you done these movies when you guys met? >> no, we met before. i was 16-- 15 when we met. yeah, this is the match made in heaven. she's amazing. she's a nurse practitioner, doing the work-- the tough work right now. ( applause ) thank you. and, yeah, 35 years. it's crazy. i'm only 32, like i said. ( laughter ) you know, it's-- it's about-- >> stephen: what's the secret? >> the secret? foundation, believing that we are together for, you know, the- - the reasons you fight for. the reasons you work through everything. if you have that solid foundation, that balance, there i am. i'm myagi-isming it. he's everywhere. but if you have the foundation and find that bala

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the show at home i think you would have -- terrible reason -- i think have enjoyed doing shows at home now the one thing that i still would insist on at home would be makeup >> seth: uh-huh. [ laughter ] >> i'm not going to put on a show without makeup. >> seth: yeah. >> but the constraints of that, you don't look at them as constraints so much as opportunities. here i am at the house what can i do? and, you know, i would go wake my family up one night see how that's going and how long were you at home? >> seth: i was at home for almost, i guess, nine, ten months and it was exhilarating. terrifying, but it was so interesting, because you have this audience here, and i love having an audience here. >> now, while you were at home, was the audience still here? [ laughter ] >> seth: i did insist on it. [ light laughter ] and looking back, it was a public health risk, and i apologize for it >> so the audience isolated for ten months here at the studio. >> seth: it was the same audience we didn't bring in a different group every night. >> yeah. yeah food and blankets. you're fine. [ light la

we hope you have enjoyed the show. and you can find us on facebook and twitter. so from me, tom brook, and the rest of the talking movies production team here in los angeles, it's goodbye, as we leave you with the song, so may we start. it could earn a best original song nomination. it comes from the film annette, and it's performed by marion cotillard, adam driver, and sparks. # so may we start? # it's time to start # high time to start # they hope it goes the way it's supposed to go # there's fear in them all but they can't let it show # they're underprepared but that may be enough # the budget is large, but still, it's not enough # so may we start? hello again. this time yesterday, we were looking at some hill snow in scotland causing a few issues on some of the higher scottish routes and some strong winds gusting 70 mph in the western isles. welcome to bbc news. i'm simon pusey. our top stories. president biden tells us citizens to leave ukraine now, warning "things could go crazy quickly" britain's most senior pol

i'm show business. i'll see you then. me in a gray zone. inhabitants have learned to sleep through the nighttime shilling and to live without the most basic utilities going for weeks without clean water or electricity. worst of all, they've had to watch as the war creeps ever closer to their homes and teach georgia to correct train. you cannot just turn, you don't know them or don't use that as i was or to the does she do it for one time with with any of the items you're doing well done with a down was a little less time. yes it was. i was able to go with all these areas here. thank you so, but i wanted to started me other huh. what type of your who it is, but yeah, you know what that a spell it with more that article only for our traditional with families whole ship a system with our dutch digital hands follow christian movies, geo. but there's a lot of people who suffer from a bit, of course, we couldn't get to this article more to them, but they didn't really want to continue to go to 100 guzman with gordon. i don't ag

. >> jimmy: the show?basically tried to trap you. >> jimmy: i see. >> you didn't fall in any of our traps. you did say there would be a time what it would be like, and you considered it. >> jimmy: right, yeah, sure. i consider it every single day. [ laughter ] >> not today, jimmy! not today. >> jimmy: guess what, it never happens, it just keeps going and going and going. >> i know. >> jimmy: what is your thing? do you have a moment like that? >> i have so many quits, you have to listen. i've had a bunch of quits. we actually recorded one that was too juicy. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yep. we had to put it back in the can. they were like, later. we'll let that one come out later. >> jimmy: send that one to me. [ laughter ] >> people are ready for claire dunphy's dark side. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i think we're totally ready for it. >> i don't know. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yes. >> the '90s were fun. that's all i'm going to say. >> jimmy: where do you -- where are you hosting this podcast from? >> oh,

look at that pass. >> oh, what's a show! oh, what a show!ship games are in primetime and people are paying attention to that, television feeds into those rivalries and makes them bigger than they've ever been before. >> the idea is to challenge me with somewhat primitive skill. they're just as good as dead. >> every mike tyson fight was an event. because every fight was like an ax murder. when he fought michael spinks, the electricity, you could just feel watching it on tv. >> he leads with the right hand! there he goes! >> tyson was made for tv because there was drama. >> it's all over! mike tyson has won it! >> not a lot of junior high school kids can dunk. >> but everybody tries, man. everybody tries. >> i think that he is starting to transcend just his sport, that he's becoming something of a public figure. >> michael jordan becomes the model that every other athlete wants to shoot for. they want to be a brand. and that's what television does for these athletes. turns them into worldwide iconic brands. >> the inbounds pass comes in to jo

>> jimmy: you were on the show when i was not here, i watched you on the show. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i'veionship. and the show is really great. [ cheers and applause ] i think it will be one of these shows -- i don't want to set the bar too high, but i feel this is going to be a show that's going to be on in nine years, we're still going to be watching this show. >> i'm going to just receive it. [ laughter ] i can't do anything but just receive that -- you were one of the first people who got to see the show. and believe in the show, if you recall. >> jimmy: yes, i do recall. i saw the promo for the show and i was like, that looks really good, can i see that? i asked abc if i could see it. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and i was like, oh, this is really good. >> yes. and then jimmy dm'd me on instagram. and said, jimmy kimmel is like, hey, what's up? it's jimmy kimmel, this show is really good. and i was like, hello, what? [ laughter ] and i said, is this really jimmy kimmel? and you were like, yeah, it's me. i thought you were hacked. i was going to call abc. [ laughter ] make sure everything was o

this show.. >> i know. it's agony. [ laughter ] >> jack paar invented the late night television talk show. >> you feel confident? >> there is not a man in the world to beat me. i'm as pretty as liberace. [ laughter ] >> jack had in his corner his personality. his fabulously, interesting, complex, frightening, neurotic, but in other cases enthusiastic and informed personality. it made for great television. >> how much time have i done? i don't have a watch either. how much? has it been charming? i'll quit now, then. >> here's johnny! [ cheers and applause ] >> johnny carson inherited "the tonight show," but he made it his own. >> it is going to be wild tonight. i can always tell. >> he hosted a nightly party. >> are you married? >> oh. [ cheers and applause ] >> and if his buddies came, and they started playing together, you felt like what it must have felt like to go to vegas at 3:00 in the morning and have the rat pack come out. >> no, but where is the guy you talk to? [ laughter ] >> it was a

them what we would show and what we wouldn't show.e with the brains of a any and the balls of a moth. >> the program premiered with an advertising boycott. >> channel 7, shame on you! >> but it was such an immediate hit, that boycott lasted, oh, four weeks. >> they could use the nudity and the curse words to go deeper into the actual emotional burden of being a cop. >> i'm an asshole. >> and it had this character, andy sipowicz. he is a raging alcoholic, racist, sexist, violent. he created the tv anti-hero. >> you know, i know the graet african-american george washington carver discovered the peanut. but can you provide names and addresses of these friends? >> you know, you're a racist scumbag. >> despite his flaws, despite his prejudices, i think people identified with his pain. >> i wish there was a way to say this that wouldn't hurt you. >> there's a famous episode where they are investigating the rape and murder of a young boy. and they find a homeless child molester who murdered the kid and sipowicz to get the confession has to b

we hope you have enjoyed the show. and twitter. so from me, tom brook, and the rest of the talking movies production team here in los angeles, it's goodbye, as we leave you with the song, so may we start. it could earn a best original song nomination. it comes from the film annette, and it's performed by marion cotillard, adam driver, and sparks. # so may we start? # it's time to start # high time to start # they hope it goes the way it's supposed to go # there's fear in them all but they can't let it show # they're underprepared but that may be enough # the budget is large, but still, it's not enough # so may we start? # may we start, may we, may we now start? # so may we start? # may we start, may we, may we now start? # it's time to start... hello again. looking at a much colder day with showers moving in. loss of sound. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. as queen elizabeth celebrates 70 years on the throne, she says she wants the duchess of cornwall, to be known a

that's what i want to show the world. >> trevor: dude, i appreciate it. i will be at the show.ket for "the king's jester" are available on hasan minhaj.com. this was fun. >> this was fun. >> trevor: you s

when i say two maps, shows the united states in red. the new one shows a lot of green and yellow. kristen: people are looking at these going, what is going on? >> the one that is already is community transmission. those are just cases out of 100,000. as of three days ago, the entire country, more than 90% of counties, were in high transmission. the new metric is looking at covid-19 community transmission. there will be some metrics to take into account, including cases, but also the cases admitted to hospitals and hospital capacity. it is a more broad category but categories -- factors in county's ability to care for those at more risk. because it is not clear and it seems like 70% of the country got lifted to low and medium, there's a lot of confusion. this now means the majority of counties in the united states have lifted or are able to lift the indoor mask mandate. kristen: let's leave that up. i think there is so much confusion. the red one is the old transmission looking at cases. you are telling me what they are relying on now announcing about 70% of americans can go mask o

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hey, we've got a great show tonight.lon is with us. [ cheers and applause ] we have music from banks. we'll be back with luke bryan, katy perry, and lionel ritchie too. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hi, there. tonight from the great show "better things" which you can see on both fx and hulu, pamela adlon with us. [ cheers and applause ] then later, her new album "serpentina" comes out april 8th. banks from the mercedes-benz stage. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night we have guests amanda seyfried, bubba wallace, music from dashboard confessional. please join us for that. our first guests are a talented group of people who work as a team to make dreams come true and to crush them. [ laughter ] season 20 of "american idol" premieres sunday night on abc. . please welcome luke bryan, katy perry, and lionel richie! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i got to tell you, see, now those are what i call entertainers. you come out, you don't just sit down -- >> we do a little jig! >> jimmy: you don't plop down onto the couch. >> sh

we have another show called the dollop. that's and bobby leaves tiger belly. him of a dollop is david anthony and gareth reynolds and they do history. so they go and back. it's really a great show you love it. so they actually de surprises garrath with just facts. i actually guessed it on a show when they were talking about this is a long time ago, but a religion that had a flash in the pan and there were lorenzia and or something like that. and who is? yeah, exactly. it was a very popular religion for a moment for a moment, you know, and so he had, does all the research. and then garrett is such an amazing improviser. the comes on and just wow, as jokes to go along with it right away. so here it's almost like mystery science, theater. 3000 with the encyclopedia, exactly. bringing stuff on them. so, you know, we've got a ton of shows and you know, i go to lake george lopez and who's not doing a podcast. like you need to be doing a podcast, there's no latino is in podcasting. same thing with philippe as far as we've got him

welcome to "the tonight show." you're here. you made it.22 beijing winter olympics are officially underway [ cheers and applause ♪ i love the winter olympics, because it features the last people on earth who stuck to their new year's resolutions at this year's games there are 91 countries, 109 events and 1,000 chances to hear the person next to you say, "i could do that. [ laughter ] but tonight was the big opening ceremony, and it was -- it's fun, because the only place you see all the countries get together are the olympics, the united nations and international house of pancakes [ laughter ] so it's exciting i read that the official motto of the winter games is "together for a shared future. yeah when asked where they got it from, china said, "a verizon commercial." [ laughter ] meanwhile, the winter olympics have an official mascot. did you see him? named bing dwen dwen here he is [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: yeah looks like something you would win at a rest stop claw machine. [ laughter ] well i saw that every olympic sport has its own un

but i'll show 'em.enjoy the show what's that? oh, i'm hearing it's on youtube, so just go to youtube tomorrow and check it out we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i want to thank my guests, simon cowell and maude apatow i want to thank stevie nistor and the 8g - >> hi, seth. >> seth: amber [ cheers and applause amber ruffin i haven't seen you in a long time what are you doing here? >> seth, i am here to kick you out of this studio so that we can start setting up for "the amber ruffin show. that airs tomorrow night on peacock. >> seth: oh, well, it is nice to have you back. [ cheers and applause >> seth, shut up and get out >> seth: oh, she's the same old amber. stay safe, get vaccinated, get boosted. we love you. >> we love you [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >>> right now at 11:00, more sirens sounding. the russian attack is

[ cheers and applause we got a great show. an oscar, emmy, and tony-winning actor never won a grammy, though [ laughter ] let's just not bring it up tonight. he's currently starring in "munich: the edge of war," which is out now the fantastic jeremy irons will be back on the show. [ cheers and applause you know her from "lizzie mcguire" and "younger. she stars in the new series "how i met your father. hilary duff will be joining us [ cheers and applause you guys, we are very deeply excited about tonight's stand-up he's a writer here on our show, and you may have also seen him on "the amber ruffin show" on peacock. jeff wright will be performing for us but before we get to all that, we do not always have enough time to cover all of the recent news, so here with the recap is one of our writers, amber ruffin, in a segment we call "amber says what? ♪ [ cheers and applause >> hey, you guys things have been crazy okay, so everyone was like, "covid is slowing down, you can hang out with your friends." and i was like, "what?!" then om

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and you probably loved her show, i'm sorry. and if you haven't seen that, i highly encourage you go back there's to season she wrote direct start, produce sounds like she had some writing help to as she talked about a room. but it was a delight for 2 years and then she started as president montez on v. she's been on cur, step brothers, and she is currently lent her dulcet tones to the animated series freak brothers, which premier november 14th on to be tv. let me spell it for you. for the new b t u b i t v the halls are coming up andrea lovely holiday season and it's a delight to meet you. nice to meet you as well. put their kid on andrea savage dentistry, plus one ah, for be bro, ukraine continues unabated with the u. s. and you pay, taking the lead. however, not all neighbor members are and, or even ukraine is attempting to dampen expectations of an armed conflict with russia. well, washington and london get their way. you're chatting with chinese issue and sending them from dosher rashid camera. hi sharon, my name is rob wit

i've been to every show he's done since 2014. set of his song promises, which he does with singer sam smith. this shot is in between takes. they were just kind of chilling and having a laugh and ijust caught a really nice moment. boom! hello, there. hey, how's it going? i am all right. how are you? looking well. cheers. i ate a bison testicle last night. 0k, wow. yeah...raw. raw? aye. cut it up like sashimi and then i ate it. pure bison powerfor 24 hours. cool so that's what i'm doing. it's been a weird old time with the pandemic, hasn't it? no shows, no live music. there's only so long you can sort ofjust garden. when the pandemic first started, i was like, "oh, maybe i preferred gardening, actually." it was reallyjust...| think i made the right choice initially to go with music. yeah. so, we've got something coming up, haven't we? we've got a...we�*ve got a vegas show, couple of weeks. yeah, back to vegas. that was pretty much my last show before the pandemic. at first, i wasn't sure that i was going to do it again at all. i th

and just showing us that we are in this together. i think this community is, will continue to grow and become stronger and therefore keep telling the stories but needs to be told from the continent. yeah. what else? what are last, what else? because 77 percent is actually the platform for that for thing. what else is happening and continuing that that exactly, and that's exactly what we hope this platform will be for. ready for you guys to keep sharing your thoughts with us. why do you, let's you know, that's, that's more coming out of us. we are marketing 100 d. i talking about what to expect. i expect in what the next 2 years. yes and waiting. another 100 episode, then keep going until we reach 1000 and, and we hope that we'll be doing that for you guys. when you go, let's, let's, let's launch the expected to about to see socially. so as you know, other 77 percent we travel a lot and sometimes we get us all the in the thank you review ation definitely of cause report isn't present is always willing to go the extra mile no matter th

the show is great. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you do a great show on it.cert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. the kfc chicken sandwich is only served one way: straight from the fryer, piping hot, and kentucky fried to order. if you don't like it this way, you'll have to go somewhere else. kfc. it's finger lickin' good. >> lou: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i want to thank my guests seth rogen and tyler james williams. apologies to matt damon. reran out of time for him and his mustache. tomorrow night mark wahlberg with music from spoon. "nightline" is next, but first, the deluxe version of their album is out now. here with the song, "get over here," aly and aj! [ cheering and applause ] ♪ ♪ it's a lonely sight a bottle of wine across the tv i stare ♪ ♪ it's the kind of night with nowhere to be and i don't care ♪ ♪ i want you when it's night or day yeah i can't stand it when you're away ♪ ♪ i like when you show up this late ♪ ♪ we've got plenty of time i'm a littl

the main reason is to. show the unity of the people before the threat _ show the unity of the peopleat of russian occupation. this is_ the threat of russian occupation. this is the — the threat of russian occupation. this is the main reason that we are all united. — this is the main reason that we are all united, because different pe0pie. _ all united, because different people, different political positions, different political parties. _ positions, different political parties, but today we are altogether because _ parties, but today we are altogether because we have a threat of a russian — because we have a threat of a russian invasion, and that's why we show— russian invasion, and that's why we show this— russian invasion, and that's why we show this to — russian invasion, and that's why we show this to each other, the whole world _ show this to each other, the whole world that — show this to each other, the whole world that we are ready to fight and ready _ world that we are ready to fight and ready to _ world that we are ready to fight and ready to defend our motherland, our coun

here we go ♪ show me something goo show me something good show me something good show me ♪ [ cheers anduest. hello, what is your name and where are you from >> hey, jimmy! my name is rick smith jr i am a magician, from cleveland, ohio. and today i'm not going to be doing any magic. i brought with me my friend, kent, who brought me his steel pan. and i'm going to throw playing cards and play a little song for you. >> jimmy: well this is -- so, you're going to play the steel drum using cards >> yeah. i'm do -- i'm ready when you are. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: well, hold on. i don't know if i'm ready. [ laughter ] i'm excited about this you're going to play "mary had a little lamb" flicking playing cards into a steel drum. all right, it makes sense. here we go [ light laughter ] >> all right here we go ♪ >> jimmy: wow! [ cheers and applause ♪ i mean, why not? why not? >> why not >> jimmy: if you have a talent, why not? that's awesome, buddy. thank you very much, rick. i appreciate it. let's meet our next guest. hello. hey. what's your name, where you from >> how we doing? i'm will hopki

we could have you want to go entire show with you. you and i have great conversations off there, please come back on. let's continue this to pleasure. good, great to see you. thank you. present joe biden just arrived in new york to discuss untraceable guns and how to expand a cracking down on them are to course want to touch the sweet has more on the president's visit as crime is on the rise. common scene is a news conference for lawmakers discuss how dangerous guns are the problem in creating more gun laws. is that criminals never follow any of them the 1st place. so will this plan be any difference for future record? sure. fire man stolen glock at 40 round magazine as crime is on the rise in big cities throughout the country. new york is focusing on curbing gun violence and with recent cases of 2 new york police officers getting killed while on duty. president biden met with new york officials to discuss legal fire arms calling them a weapon of war. and now he says, part of the solution is doing away with ghost guns. today the depar

it shows his daughter. this is captain eric. her dad said he was overwhelmed by the pilots generosity. they could not believe that this happened. as black history month comes to an end, people gathered in downtown oakland for the fifth annual black joy parade. this is the largest free parade in the state celebrating black artists, black organizations. this year people were able to celebrate in person after being forced to go virtual last year. festival featured more than 150 music dance, and black organizations. there were also 200 vendors there. we had a wonderful time. [laughter] i had so much fun. we were just dancing and twirling, and eating. jobina: it was so fun. ashanti closed out. reggie: she did? jobina: yes. she did. we were going back and forth, is this 2007? but no, ashanti has the vibes that live forever and ever. people have things to say but she came. kumasi: she came with it. jobina: she came with everything. kumasi: she said, "don't sleep on me." reggie: you will usually find her on a parade float somewhere. tha

i will show you why. we have this area of high pressure that is a strong ridge, the storm track is nowhere near the bay area. we have an excessive heat watch wednesday through friday for southern california. in the bay area, as you take a look at the temperatures, it is going to be warm for winter tomorrow. 76 in santa rosa. 15 degrees above the average of 61. san jose, 10 degrees above. redwood city, 10 degrees higher than you should be. i will be back to let you know exactly how long this warmth will last coming up. dan: thanks. developing news, a school district vote is set for tomorrow on whether to close, merge or shrink 18 oakland schools to close a budget gap. a small group of students were kept out of school and parents say they will do the same thing the entire week. parents hope it gets the attention of administrators because the absences will cost the district state funding. it is not slated to close, but sixth through eighth grade would move to another school. >> i am really upset they are try

but polish nation or shit through your favorite let me show me the pendulum and to show only concerned and i wanted to show you a condition there was a don't show up not or sam dot m c s v 0 for stop sample not finish this or something that's us on the books or ok. my ok. similarly voice and move on. if she'll bring all the still hear you so if you don't put it up for being a sexual decision for me. so i was, she was actually as if she don't know what type of gum or otherwise who what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy. even foundation, let it be an arms race is on, often very dramatic development. only nationally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical of time to sit down and talk it's been 30 years since the soviet union collapsed in miss gotta go to chill them on to what the problem yet nuclear, you know, talk so. so shown where you swore trust on one pool or thumb ukraine was one of the independent states that emerge from the ruins of the super bowl. awesome. what would you also get on google greens? come a

welcome to "the sunday show."t question in this segment, the on the run segment as we call it. why are you running? >> well, first, thank you so much for having me, jonathan. it is an honor to be on "the sunday show." i'm running because we're in a moment where our country where big things are possible right now. i was born and raised in this district. i graduated from our schools. i got my start as a student, trying to make sure i wasn't priced out of my education during the recession. and that sparked me and 600 of my friends and colleagues descending on the president of the united states and negotiating with him to make sure we weren't priced -- it was the spark that led mow to believe and know that i can make a difference. i went from there to becoming a community organizer with the s.e.i.u., with the unions, and i want to become effective and work for leader hoyer. i'm running because i have a baby boy. i want to make sure the many challenges we see in our communities, particularly here in maryland, don't go

what are you showing me now? what is it? life, spirit, and life that you show me now? these moments of deep dark despair can be a breakthrough to elimination. when we look at our m, r, i studies that people who have suffered, they are prone to suffer in their parents suffer. their life has heavy burden. and through the suffering they dig deeply, they reflect and they have a breakthrough of connection, spiritual connection. we find that their brains for having woken up for awakening start to change, and in particular, how do they start to change their is critical thickness. the cortex is processing power in regions of the primal, pre kuni, s, and accept little regions of perception, reflection and orientation. and what's even more important for us to know is that as the brain goes thick, like a tree in these areas of perceiving, we become narrow, protected, that brain structure, that enhanced region of critical thickness guards us against a subsequent deep depression. spirituality is neuro protective against recurrence of major depression. not what i, i know what you're