steve: oh, a french roll. oh >> jimmy: yeah i'm working on that. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: it's pretty cool yeah, kickflip type of jam >> steveuse you're cool, right? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, i am cool, yeah but also, i learned to skate in europe >> steve: really where at [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and that's how we say jam. >> steve: you say jam? >> jimmy: jam. what's your jam. >> steve: really >> jimmy: yeah, and it's cool. but anyways, i did that. and then i got, you know, matching tattoo. >> steve: you got a matching tattoo >> jimmy: of yours >> steve: of me? >> jimmy: no, of your matching tattoo >> steve: oh, oh right. the one that says, "i love lasagna. it's garfield. >> jimmy: no, i didn't get that one. i got the other one. >> steve: oh which one did you get? did you get the one that said - [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no, no that was more -- >> steve: not the racy one >> jimmy: no, i got your back tattoo >> steve: oh, oh, oh of course. >> jimmy: yeah it spells "mackenzie." >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: and underneath that it says -- >> steve: just party animal but spelled wrong. >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] no, i got "pug lif

>> steve: yeah >> tariq: yeah >> jimmy: okay [ laughter ] >> steve: 100%, everybody voted for it >> jimmy: do you know who all in the audience tongiht? >> steve dusty johnson. [ laughter ] >> steve: really >> jimmy: he's here tonight. >> steve: he's the one who hooked up on the loveseat. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah no, it was the couch >> steve: oh >> jimmy: can we see the results? [ drum roll ♪ [ cheers and applause [ ding ] [ ding ] >> steve: oh, snap oh >> jimmy: dude, you almost got it 202. that's the winner right there. i will post this during the commercial break if you see it on your feed, give it a like give it a wetweet and enjoy. what a show tonight. melissa mccarthy is here tonight. [ cheers and applause henry winkler is on the show tonight! [ cheers and applause from the new marvel series, "ms. marvel," iman vellani is here tonight [ cheers and applause and we got great music from marcus king this evening [ cheers and applause stick around when we come on back, we're playing "what's behind me?" with melissa mccarthy. come on back ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: all right, let's see what is behind you it's two video game characters that

steve: come on. imma say 100%. >> jimmy: 100% >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: 100% [ cheers and applause >> steve: come on! applause. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: all right, here we go all right. tariq? that was - let's -- let's see the results oh [ cheers and applause that's the winner right there. i will post this tweet during the commercial break if you see it on your feed, give it a like, give it a "wetweet." and enjoy. we have great show dakota johnson is here tonight [ cheers and applause dakota johnson >> steve: come on, she's the best >> jimmy: adam scott is on the show this evening. [ cheers and applause and we got great music from carrie underwood [ cheers and applause what a show. stick around, we'll be right back with dakota johnson come on back [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ monke in your pink lemonad it's a dirty jon ham two minutes too late ♪ ♪ and isn't i scummy ♪ [ laughter ] this summer, dinosaurs are in our world. pet dinosaur? i'll take care of you. ♪ ♪ [ growling ] [ screaming ] [ growling ] shh. nice and quiet. hey! look! it's your mom! hot dog? [ growling ] got you a drink! ♪ ♪ ahhh! is that r

steve, many thanks, steve rosenberg in kaliningrad - west. steveigh street chain boots have been criticised for telling some patients who need to take multiple drugs that they can no longer be issued with dosette boxes. those are the plastic trays in which medicines are organised into separate daily compartments. critics say the boxes are essential for older and more vulnerable patients who need help with keeping track on the drugs they take every day. our health editor hugh pym reports. they are known as blister pack or dosette boxes. tablets for elderly patients prepacked by pharmacists in compartments for different times of day. pat is 88 years old. she suffers from epilepsy and struggles with some memory problems. and here is her dosette box with pills arranged, clearly showing what needs to be taken when. it helps her stay independent at home. but her daughter tracy got a call from the local boots pharmacy saying the dosette boxes would be stopped. they said it is ending in four weeks' time and after that time, if you still want us to dispense

steve steve, i hope you had a chance to piece through the latest comments from u.s. officials tell us the meaning of the price cap and what else is on the agenda in the alps >> reporter: we can't reveal the details because we don't know. i heard the prime minister and i could not get details either u.s. and nato have to be careful. the battle for the hearts and minds of the globe and south and emerging markets and india and china is not one at the moment this is seen as a western battle supporting ukraine against russia to change that narrative is a very,onundrum for the g7 and allies. they are hoping if it is a global price cap, that would help alleviate that sanctions are creating a cost of living spiral not only in the west, but on a global basis. how it would work is just the start of the questions what kind of price cap would there be practically thinking about it. julianna, we can pick an arbitrary level for the price cap. how will it work $70? $80? $110 what would happen if the oil price goes up aggressively or down aggressively? how do you get buy-in for some of the energy importers on the planet including the indians and what would happen if russia says no and says we won't sell anyone with a price cap any oil and sell at a discounted rate? you still get the cost of living spiral in the west, but other countries would benefit. russia would know there are divides with the west and other nations on the global basis. that is why countries such as south africa and argentina and india are here as part of the outreach program to win hearts and minds. the mechanisms are extraordinary and difficult to work out at the moment can they turn it from a western oil price cap into a global oil price cap? that is fraught with enormous challenging which could thwart it in its embryonic stage. the price cap would be this is what we are doing to work on the cost of living issues. with that work, is it suffice to halt the u.s. is skeptical given the report in last 24 hours? what about the regimes russians are looking at the meeting and saying is there unity? is itfraying at the end? there is domestic populations don't want to see the economic ramifications of it. boris johnson is trying to sell this as something important to have otherwise it is a greater crisis down the road for people seeing food bills going up and utility bills and mortgage rates go up as the central banks have a response to this, it is a very hard pill to swallow. the authoritarian regeimes are watching this. the west hasn't got an appetite for the long term. we talked about this which is the partnership for global infrastructure and eveninvestmet is it new money? that we remains to be seen the idea is to go out and compete in the emerging world and in the south with the chinese or have the initiative offering some finance to a lot of countries this one would be without the same strings attached according to the west. lots of ideas floated on gold and sanctions and infrastructure how many are new ideas and how many are workable? that remains to be seen. back to you. >> steve, thank you for your coverage we look forward to you coming back later in the program. >>> stoxx 600 is trading 1.3% in the positive territory did last week, we saw recession fears grow instead of taking a toll on equities, it pushed bond yields lower and equities higher. the story being that if recession fears are degreconomi moving, it seems the expectations have been adjusting in the last few sessions putting it all together, stoxx 600 is trading higher this morning. from a regional perspective, this is what the boards look like germany 1.8% higher for the dak. we saw under performance last week as investors priced in concerns of the potential cut off of russian gas as germany moved into the alarm phase we are recovering the under performance. we see a lag in the markets as well as the swiss market cac 40 up 1.4% it is a broad based rally. from the sector perspective, green across the board basic resources is up 3% we saw a strong performance in asia particularly in chinese stocks o

steve? , ., , , steve? yes, on paper, this looks like an embarrassing _ steve? an embarrassing defeat for l steve? yes, on paper, this looks. like an embarrassing defeat for the kremlin. foryears, president putin has been complaining about too much nato and russia�*s borders. the russians have demanded an end to nato enlargement to the east, even sight of nato enlargement as a justification for the invasion of ukraine. and what of the russians got as a direct result of that invasion? even more nato, 300,000 nato troops on high alert, finland and sweden now poised tojoin nato troops on high alert, finland and sweden now poised to join the alliance. welcome in the last few minutes, vladimir putin has been commenting on the situation and today�*s events. he said he wasn�*t surprised, that nato has been preparing for confrontation with russia since 2014, and on the subject of sweden and finland joining the alliance, he said, let them do that, but if they deploy nato military infrastructure, russia will respond symmetrically. one more thing. i think we can expect. the

crazy -- >> jimmy: uh-huh >> steve: that they went -- i turned into stone and died >> jimmy: yeah >> steve: you burned your hand severely with coffee >> jimmy: yeah >> steverty >> jimmy: yeah, it was totally -- >> steve: drinking it sounded like they loved it. they're dancing. >> jimmy: they had a great time it sparked something we might take that part out. >> steve: no, no, no come on. [ audience boos >> jimmy: no, not the whole thing, just the guys dancing >> no! >> steve: no [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but you guys didn't even laugh >> steve: they loved it. >> jimmy: you guys hated it. [ cheers and applause no, you didn't like that >> questlove: stays in the picture. it stays in the picture. >> steve: it stays in the picture. >> jimmy: it stays in the picture. all right, let's get to some other jokes that won't be as funny as that. [ laughter ] hey guys, this is going viral. a woman on tiktok said that she uses the washing machine to clean her vegetables [ audience oohs her family only got worried when she started folding her vegetables and putting them in the dresser. [ laughter ] guys, you know, there's a lot going on in the news right now, but instead of

steve again? hello steve. >> steve: hello. by. can i have a hug? >> steve: she is my translator. there you go there is a lot of love on that street. j.d., thank you. still ahead, the laughingstock of the country. that's how criminals described new york city according to mayor eric adams. but a majority of big appear hell residents say it's his policies that are to blame. lawrence jones reacts to that. he's coming up next. ♪ from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're thinking about all the vaccines your teen might need make sure you ask your doctor if your teen is missing meningitis b vaccination. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality c

steve: i love the idea of this. on the coward ron howard damn near addictive. >> who was that guy on the cover of my book. >> steve: look at that guy. what year would that have been. >> i would have been 50. >> steveoys r us jingle. >> did i write the line toys r us kid. what's amazing to me about this experience with the autobiography is so many people come up and said this is your best book. it's better than the alex cross and murder club. jesse watters has already piped in. he read it. he thought it was spectacular. you know, pete was doing the interviews down there in ocean county. and one of the women said i wish it could be like the way it was the way life. that's the way this book is. this book is about kind of, i don't know, the values we had, the importance of love, the importance of family, stuff like that. without getting corny about it. >> steve: no, absolutely not. you start at the beginning. i love the fact that on the morning you were born, you nearly died. >> yeah. >> steve: that's a story. >> my father grew up in a courthouse. his mother was a char woman. they got a little room. it was humble begins. which was great. i have been poor, poor middle class poor and middle class. i'm n

steve: i'm ready. >> jimmy: all right. here we go let's just start rolling who's this >> steve: easy cate blanket >> jimmy: no [ laughter ] >> steve bananas >> jimmy: hm-mm. [ laughter ] >> steve: french fries mcdonald. >> jimmy: no [ light laughter ] >> steve: batman riddler [ light laughter ] leggo my eggo. penn and teller. oh, that's been eatin' del taco gilligan's island. itchy dandruff tennis elbow shining taint. he'll want to bone in the car? [ laughter ] oh, i love this guy. love this guy. colon birth. >> jimmy: all right, that's very good. okay, hig -- steve higgins, everybody. very talented. [ cheers and applause ♪ very talented. >> steve: glenn. >> hey, guys, i read about a a theme park in pennsylvania where a ride malfunctioned and left passengers stuck upside-down. [ audience ohs ] they couldn't fix it, so they just said the theme of the ride was "stranger things." [ laughter ] this went viral. two women in england were relaxing on an oversized chair, and they realized that they couldn't get out watch this >> jesus christ! jes -- use your crutch, sue use your crutch. use your crutch. jesus, sue give her your crutch use

steve: i got it [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you said you saw something? >> steve: yeah, i saw something. >> jimmy: it's about millennials. >> steve: yeah, he says, "fri-yay ] [ whispering echo >> steve: he's got a skateboard too. [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, garden hoses, for having two speeds barely trickling or hurricane harper it's like, "wow. [ applause ] thank you, cocktail shakers, for being maracas for alcoholics hey! [ laughter and applause there you have it. those are my thank you notes when we come back i'm playing "box of lies" with millie bobby brown come on back [ cheers and applause come on back [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪♪ the next sale is a digital treasure trove - charming ellie's private data! what? lot number 1: her emails. the ones she's opened and read. drug store purchases. her recent transactions. do i hear 600? 620? 640? 660? 680? oh! ♪♪ ♪♪ i didn't win the lawsuit, but everybody knows i wrote that song. flo? gosh, it's been forever. you look fantastic. it's jon. hamm, from the blind date we went on years ago. ah, the struggling actor who didn't believe he could save with snapshot based on how and how much he drives. i'd love

winning candidates will be running on pro trump messages, so hard to read into that. >> thank you, steve. steveth hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. last word. the 11th hour with >> tonight, the stunning new details of trump's full campaign in critical swing states. to overturn the 2020 election.

steve in odesa with more, steve. steveraine many predicted the war can be over in days and now it's in fourth month and head of nato says the war between russia and ukraine could go on for years on the bright side for ukrainians he also said that with the help of large western weapons, modern weaponry in the east, that ukraine had a good chance of taking back its territory that russia has been gaining in the east. in the meantime president zelenskyy got outside of capital of kyiv, he came to the black seacoast to embattled city of mykoliav, all in an effort to try to boost morale. here is zelenskyy. >> not giveaway the south to anyone. we will return everything that's ours and the sea will be ukrainian and safe. steve: finally, family members of 3 u.s. former members that come to ukraine to fight presumed to have been captured by the russians are speaking out. so far the state department has not confirmed that the russians have captured those 3 americans. the state department also repeating a warning from president biden s

steve, we got through it. >> steve: did you indeed. adam kinzinger was not in the movie. >> carley: he most certainly wasn't. he did not fail the field sobriety tests to be clear. [sighs] >> steveounsel on driving around as gas prices 5.01 nationwide. one ohio police department is putting some patrols on. one south zale joins us live from zanesville, good morning, chief you got a choice already spending money i understand from the budget that was dedicated to buying new equipment on gas but you are also having to park the cars more. how does that impact safety? >> not as visible as relike to be. relike to move around our village and let people see us. have a lot of older folks, retirees that love to see our cruisers drive through the trailer parks and the residential areas. >> steve: sure. so what you are doing now. and i love the description of it. it's called a stationary patrol. explain how a stationary patrol works. >> well, stationary patrol is where an officer would be in an area where he believes it would be more visible to the community, like a parking lot that is near the road or in a residential area where he is visible through high traffic. and people can see him or

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steve harrigan has details from odesa, hello, steve. stevesian invasion many predicted if there was a war it would only last a matter of days. now the war between russia and ukraine is well into fourth month and the head of nato says it could last years. with proper military aid ukraine can begin to take back territory in the east of ukraine that has been losing steadily to russia under very heavy artillery assault. in the meantime ukraine's president zelenskyy leading kyiv for black seacoast and he's come to the embattled city of mykoliav to odesa seeing sights of destruction. here is zelenskyy. >> we will not giveaway the south to anyone. we will return everything that's ours and the sea will be ukrainian and safe. >> finally family members of 3 former u.s. service members who have come here to ukraine to fight and may have been captured by the russians are speaking out. so far no confirmation from the state department on those three, their status or any contacts with russia. the state department has repeated, though, a warning from preside

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but if you are in rhode island and you want a claim. >> steve: the gulf of mexico. >> brian: middle of texas. >> steve: airplanes. >> stevee bath fresh in texas. i have an answer for everything. >> brian: good point. >> ainsley: are protests were erupting nationwide following the decision of roe v. wade. protesters blocked a freeway and seen throwing sticks at the car. >> brian: lapd officers were targeted with a makeshift blow torch. >> steve: woe. >> brian: people arrested in the incident. one being charged with attempted murder of a police officer. they shot at the officer. in portland, a group of rioters smashed windows and drew graffiti on downtown businesses. >> steve: meanwhile, vandals also targeted a pro-life center in lynchburg, virginia. writing as you can see threatening graffiti and breaking the windows of the building. which we have seen across the country. are protesters attacking the state house in the state of vermont. busting windows and threatening lawmakers with a message. if abortion is not safe, you're not either. meanwhile today, more major supreme court decisions, we think there are six or seven le

steve: we know you are planning a funeral right now. the only reason you came on, number one, you are one of the strongest people i have ever seen. >> thank you, steve. i have no choice at this time. >> stevesteve: we showed his image. we know he was the youngest of nine children. you were the eldest. tell us about your brother. >> my baby brother was a bit of a comedian like me, steve. that's what people said is they went around and spoke about my baby brother. hey, if you had a down day, chris was the one who would say something to make you laugh. he was the kid that always had a joke. he was the kid that was the light. he was the energy of the room. and it was such a pleasure to hear from so many people in the community that knew him in the same way that i did. and in the same way that i will remember him. and it's just heart breaking to me. our grandmother, who really raised us, when i saw her, when i got to chicago she says she doesn't even want to go to his funeral. it broke my heart. i said, nanna, you have to go to his funeral. she said i can't, i can't. don't make me go to his funeral. i want to remember him how he was. and i mean, that's so powerful to hear something like that be

steve: i'm a professional announcer. >> jimmy: okay, yeah >> steve: smash this upon the top of your head >> jimmy: uh-huh >> steve: you t smash that egg on top of your head, no put-backs. >> jimmy: no put-backs >> steve: the first one to smash two raw eggs - [ light laughter ] upon the top of their head - >> jimmy: yes. >> steve: -- shall lose. shawn -- >> shawn: am i picking first >> steve: would you like to choose the first - >> jimmy: okay >> steve: -- egg [ laughter ] egg! >> jimmy: you really sold "egg," yeah. well, that one looks like it's kind of hopping out already. >> shawn: yeah, like, jumping. >> jimmy: no -- nothing's rigged >> shawn: but, is this like -- if you -- the one you touch, you have to pick, right? >> steve: well, no, the one you pull up. >> jimmy: no, you do whatever you want >> steve: you can touch all of them >> shawn: you can? >> steve: touch my eggs. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: eh >> steve: touch them [ laughter ] >> jimmy: stop saying that stop saying that to shawn mendes >> steve: shawn, pick me, pick me >> jimmy: no, don't smell -- you can't smell it >> shawn: oh yeah, 'cause the smell --

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interesting test to the consumer let's turn to the broader market steve leishman joins us for an exclusive interview. good morning, steve. steve is not ready yet we'll talk more about the macro as we are down, jon, about 211 a lot of that driven by the numbers we got at the top of the hour, not just jolts but construction spending coming a little weak, ism, employment, first sub 50 read since november of 2020. so all these things are going to feed into individual decisions that investors make about individual names. >> so true, carl, with the overall markets. we were just talking about hp ink. i want to be specific, not hp enterprise not only is that stock up 2% today, better than 5% year-to-date it's up 32% over the last 12 months yes, hp. there are spots to look at within this market where companies are performing in ways that you might not have expected we've been talking about salesforce this morning. there are a number of companies i think that are up in sympathy. servicenow is up 3.5%. mongo db as well kupa is up 2.5%. perhaps people taking another gander as i was saying before, at software. >> hp as well, one of the leg

steve kovach appears. retail workers at a store in maryland kicking off their union election in a high-stakes labor battle for the tech giant that could see the company's first union in the u.s steve kovach joins us with the latest. >> like beetlejuice, right apple retail employees in maryland are beginning the first historic unionization vote about 100 employees eligible to vote the voting starts now and goes through saturday they need a simple majority to win. we're expecting these results to come in late saturday night. this will be the first apple retail location unionized if it's successful. this comes aztec companies face unprecedented labor movements. efforts at amazon, activision and even google in the last couple years apple got ahead of the votes now. raised pay last month to $22 an hour at the starting level and offering more flexible hours to retail workers, especially in the evening shift. there's another store trying to uni unionize, the grand central terminal store is gathering signatures right now in fact, tim cook visited employees at this store just last week. he was there touring a bunch of stores in new york city and stopped by these employees apple has said it offers a lot to employees among -- they pay among the highest in retail plus offer apple stock, parental leave and other benefits they see as a way to engage with their employees and combat the unionization efforts. here is what i'm really watching if apple appeals the vote, if this union wins, that will signal a big and different attitude than what we've seen from amazon which is appealing the decision in the staten island warehouse, and starbucks as well, guys. >> it's kind of a difficult calculation for workers, right by apple showing up, tim cook kind of isn't, they're saying, hey, we're listening to you. do you want to give a percentage of your paycheck to the union to get them to do the listening for you when tim cook is right here? is there the sense that apple's approach -- >> i will say i spoke to one of the union organizers last week at the towson store. they're like, we know we're a small store, not a big flagship. the fact that deirdre o'brien, the head of retail showed up the workers can see through it the fact that the big boss is coming by says that they're on to something. >> good stuff, steve steve kovach talking apple today. >>> bitcoin down 30% in a week our next guest calling the crash the worst part of the banking crisis was with ne onof its consumer protections we're talk about it. back in three. (mom allen) verizon just gave us all a brand new iphone 13. (dad allen) we've been customers for years. (dad brown) i thought new phones were for new customers? we got iphone 13s, too. switched to verizon two minutes ago. (mom brown) ours were busted and we still got a shiny new one. (boy brown) check it out! (dad allen) so, wait. everybody gets the same great deal? (mom allen) i think that's the point. (vo) now everyone can get a new iphone 13 on us on america's most reliable 5g network. (allen kid) can i have a phone? (vo) for every customer. current, new, everyone. to show the love. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement

steve kornacki is at the big board right now. steve, what are you watching?t statewide story. is there republican senate runoff and alabama here. katie britt soundly defeating congressman mo brooks. it was quite a drama over the last year. mo brooks got endorsed by donald trump, then donald trump withdrew his endorsement, then brooks still somehow waded into the runoff with katie britt, pleaded with donald trump to endorse him, trump responded to that by endorsing brit. so she wins big, alabama deeply with state, she's the favorite to win the senate term this november from alabama. a couple of house primaries in georgia. we have the runoffs today, and got some clarity, got some answers here. a couple of interesting ones here. you have a trump endorsed candidate here, jake evans, who was blown out, loses this republican runoff in the sixth district of georgia. also in the tenth district of georgia, vernon jones, endorsed by trump, blown out. again, georgia, which we saw trump take some hits a few weeks ago, with brian kemp going after him and losing, with brad

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steve kornacki, you have a long night ahead. steve patterson, our other stevein that race, how those two candidates, karen bass, who a lot of people remember from the police reform discussions, are making their cases to voters. >> you have to know about angelinos are not happy. you have gas over $6 a gallon. if you look and there's 40 to 50,000 people living on the street. i'm talking from the poorest neighborhoods to the richest. the question is, with an electorate that's 60% democrat, what flavor are you looking for? progressive or centrist? karen bass has been in politics forever. 20 years, six terms as a congresswoman, knowing anybody that's anybody in the state and in d.c. and has the legislative know how to get things done. then there's rick -- using $40 million of his own money. he will get tougher on moving crime and moving homeless encampments out of the city. i caught up with both about each other's style. they weren't shy. take a look. >> his campaign is a traditional republican-style campaign with all of the republican messages. messages that essent

and on the evening of january 5th, the president's close adviser, steve steve bannon, said this on his podcast: >> all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. just understand this, all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. >> as part of our investigation, we will present information about what the white house and other intelligence agencies knew and why the capitol was not better prepared. we will not lose sight of the fact that the capitol police did not cause the crowd to attack, and we will not blame the violence that day -- violence provoked by donald trump -- on the officers who bravely defended all of us. in our final hearing, you will hear a moment-by-moment account of the hours-long account from more than half a dozen white house staff both live, in the hearing room and via videotaped testimony. there's no doubt that president trump was well aware of the violence as it developed. white house staff urged president trump to intervene and call off the mob. here is a document written while the attack was underway by a member of the white house staff advising what the president need

steve. steve and i are roommates. >> just your roommates? >> well, he's my friend. we practice some force on each other. >> no. no. no. it's cool. i brought a friend, too. this is my brunch crew. >> can i come to brunch with you? >> as long as you keep that mask on. >> steverrass me in front of your brunch friends. brunchy, brunchy, brunchy. wahoo. >> kat you were adamant about doing this story. you're considered one of the nation's top experts in "star wars." >> in being threatened by "star wars" fans, yes? >> greg: all right, isn't it one of those easy ways to get attention by highlighting -- out of billions of fans, you, like, -- like, you actually project the stuff? it's ridiculous. >> such a weird thing to do to be like, here is our new character. in case you haven't noticed, she is black, so didn't be racist. like, you take race out of it and just imagine doing that with anything, you can see how nuts it is. if you posted, like, you get married. you're like, here i am with my new husband. if you think he's a schlop and i can do better, don't say that. i won't like it. like, you're putting that out there. it's such a weird, weird move. >> greg: i know. you know, tyrus, you can go on twitter and find 100 weirdoes to validate any kind of toxic belief,

steve greenberg, - their backyard. steve greenberg, thank - their backyard. steve| greenberg, thank you their backyard. ednesday. survivors of the deadliest quake in two decades say they have nothing to eat, no shelter, and fear a possible cholera outbreak. the bbc�*s secunder kermani reports from paktika province. aid agencies have been transporting food and tense to the earthquake hit parts of the districts here in paktika province, travelling along the long dirt, bumpy road from shareina, the nearest big city which is where we are now. culibao military helicopters have also been used to fly in supplies because the location is so remote. other barn officials told us that search and rescue operations are now over and now the focus is on those who survived this earthquake and getting them adequate food and shelter, mobile health teams are also visiting these villages. yesterday, in a briefing at a security council, a senior un official described this disaster as a tragic reminder of the myriad dangers facing the afghan people at this moment, the country was already in the middle of an economic and human

steve kerr, yeah. >> steve kerr. and i would always tell whoever was guarding to shoot after the dribble. he would say, yes, i can. he would catch and shoot. >> jimmy: you were heckling steveeve kerr. i ec haheckled a lot of people g that time. i got reggie tossed out of the game once. >> jimmy: is that true? >> he threw some gum and hit the ref in the back and i said, hey. >> jimmy: you tattled on reggie miller. >> portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by heineken. visit heineken.com/closer for your chance to win work-life balance rewards all summer long. then, my family couldn't understand why i wouldn't take the first job that came along. trust me, i'm going back to my life as soon as possible, but i'm not gonna settle. i know what i'm worth. (ping) ♪♪ i'm what you call a boutique hotel. i'm looking to provide a more unique experience. do you like single origin coffee over a game of chess? me too. ♪♪ (vo) we made a promise to our boy blue- that we would make the healthiet foods possible... with the finest natural ingredients and real meat first. and that's our promise to you and your dog or cat. because when you love them like family you want to feed them l

steve: we are going to feature some of your hits in about 25 minutes. we are also going to hear from your new album. >> yes. >> steve: the new album is very personal. >> i think it's best one yet. >> thank you for that. >> steve did drive a cheviy. >> steve: the key though is before he died he was able to hear this music? >> that's right. it was kind of a race against time. i really wanted to finish this for him. he kept telling me play me the record. i want to hear the record. i got to play for him. i played him the whole record and we took a drive my brother and me afterward and the phone rang and it was a big emergency, unexpected emergency of my father. and that was the last opportunity we had had to really spend some cognizant time with my dad. >> ainsley: i know he was proud of you. what was your relationship like. if your child is doing what you always wanted to do that bond is just unbreakable i'm sure. >> it was strong. i got lucky with the parents situation. i feel like i hit the jackpot, you know, the parent jackpot. i never had a real rock and roll story of dad i'm going to leave and i'm running away and going to play rock and roll. s it with a never steve goodbye. >> ainsley: they moved to nashvi

worry that they're all excited is one just because as she said, steve, steve and i thought you meant kerr because i was like, nobody was the steve get some pretty big was. don't worry about that. we kylen mills. >> kicking off our team coverage along the parade route up near the beginning of it all. good morning. kylen. >> good morning. so much excitement down here right at the start of the parade route on market and drum streets. we're starting to see fans coming out in droves this morning. in case you can't hear so much energy is cars driving by are all honking. we've also heard our first couple of warriors chance as fans are lining up. you can look here off to the at this intersection. a good amount of fans really starting to show up. if you are planning on coming out today, you want to head out fairly soon because those spots right up against the fence, the prime spot to see the players are starting to get taken up, at least here at the beginning of the parade route of the parade will start at market and romney will run down market street just a little over a mile. it ends on market and 8th streets. and that's where fans can

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steve kerr, steve has been an example to others everywhere but especially here in the bay area. i'm sure that doesn't hurt for gabe kapler to see what another professional coaches doing right down the street here in the city to try to make a small difference and they may be doing it in a different way. stevehas been asked about gabe's stance and said that would not be the way i would do it, but applauds gabe kapler for using his platform and that is one thing steve kerr said this week leading up to the finals, we don't all have to do it in the same way. we don't all have to use our platform if we are not comfortable, but if we are comfortable absolutely speak out on something that matters. >> and there have been protests across the nation, not just our sports teams here in the bay area. tell us about what you are seeing her other teams. >> yes, this was pretty moving to see last week. the tampa bay rays and new york yankees for an evening used their twitter handles, both of them in collaboration, to offer statistics on gun violence thos course of her hour-long the game was, let's say three hours, that was what they did. they did not tweet about baseball, they did not tweet photos of home runs or videos of highlights of the game. it was a long-running list of gun violence. it was pretty am

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steve rosenberg. steve: this is a compromise deal with caveats, but is still a big deal. two thirds of ssian oil imports in the eu is to be affected now. by the end of the year, up to 90%. that cost russia billions and lost export revenue. moscow's position on this is, well, it's a big world out there, we will sell to other markets, to africa, to asia. even if russia has to do that at a discount, it reckons that the height mobil oil price will help offset those losses. that may be wishful thinking on th part of moscow, but i suspect vladimir putin will not be sending -- sitting in the kremlin thinking, i miscalculated that, i underestimated the consequences of this for my country. i will pull my troops out of the ukraine. i can't see that happening. or likely based on the anti-western rhetoric he has been coming out within recent weeks, president putin will be saying, ok citizens of europe, we are already experiencing a degree of economic pain, expect more of it as a result othis oil embargo. there kremlin would have seen how difficult it was for eu member states to sit down and come to an agreement over this oil embargo. the kremlin knowss that there are differences of opinion -- knows that there are differences of opinion on relations with russia and how much to support ukraine. you could expect putin ted to exploit those differences as much as he can to his benefit. laura: steverg reporting from moscow. to find out how ukraine's leaders are responding to the eu's embargo on russian oil, i spoke to the bbc's james waterhouse, who's in key -- kyiv. the eu is trying to nish russia for this embargo, but what's the reaction in ukraine? james: president zelenskyy is not impressed. he has described the package, the six rounds of sanctions from the eu, as too little, too late. the government of kyiv has been calling for immediate and severe sanctions from as far back as january where pressure was building its troops along the border. the west kept saying, it's in response to something. that something has truly happens. that said, this is a sizable intervention. locking two thirds of imported russian oil is a big deal, that it is a concession. hungary was a main opponent, .y kermlinen on russian and is what kyiv long wanted, a blanket and to try to curve the russian dominance we are seeing in the east. it still sizable, it will directly affect the russian war machine,

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