we're hanging out with cord and tish, everybody!g right after the show, flying to london. >> we are. >> we are, yes. >> jimmy: and that is just so exciting, and it's a big deal. >> southwest. >> jimmy: hbo. southwest. [ laughter ] now, everyone knows about your history in journalism, but there was something i was surprised to learn. you're both musical, as well. >> yeah, sure. >> yes. i was a musical theater major. >> right. we both share just a real love of music. >> jimmy: is that right? i understand that you've been working on a song for prince harry and meghan markle. can you tell us anything about it? >> it came from just jamming in the studio. >> yeah. >> sometimes cord will write the lyrics, i'll come up with a a beat, or we flip it. >> we converted tish's den into a studio, and we'll record -- we'll lay down some tracks. [ laughter ] and we play it to our friends and improvise. yeah. >> jimmy: is that right? and you just go for it. and you just -- well, i don't know. i mean, we have a couple of microphones here. i just -- [

just cord and tish. they'll be on hbo. we'll be on nbc. sorry, cord and tish. we get the last word.sd, need big change. marshall tuck is the only candidate for state superintendent who's done it before. less bureaucracy, more classroom funding. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. >>> hey, guys. i'm anxiously waiting for you >>> i'm anxiously waiting for you guys to get here. check that out. that's windsor castle. to bring it down here on the ground so you can see how accessible everything is, this corner -- i don't mean to cut through you guys. walk with me for a second. there are a lot of international news media. they say 50,000 members of the media are going to be here. and in fact, on this corner here where this interview's happening, this is the first look you're going to get of meghan and harry when they're in their carriage turning this corninger. -- this corner. so this is an awesome vantage poi point. this is a tiny town, 32,000 people live here. 150,000 people are going to fill the streets. i would venture to guess even more than that. we claim one-third

and as it with you and a friend here tish but i enjoy the east. so innocent our lives are in the best of them hard for us because old. boys are smart fully embodies the stars in chanting allure and deep sadness and she was honored for that performance with the lola for best actress. ish been i'm so happy i'm so happy so thank. you lola and kate and he puts a song also diminished. the film by director factors akon one only two words this night for best screenplay and the runner up silver lining. in the fade is a powerful drama about. revenge featuring diane kruger in her first german language while she plays a woman whose husband and son are killed in a terrorist attack. the film was inspired by the real life series of murders carried out by the right wing extremist and su. early. kruger plays the desperate widow with the raw power she's not been given the chance to display in her roles before now. the film asks what terrorism does to our society and whether we should rely on official justice or vigilante justice magazine's film makes its point not

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- cord hosenbeck and tish cattigan, chrissy metz, musical guest florence the machine. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 873, quebec! >> steve: and now, here he is,

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and the we joined earlier about taking out weapons, they chose tish stand against israel and the united trump has reassured the world that his word is worth more than any former u.s. presidents like bill clinton, george bush, and barack obama, who all promised to move the embassy to jerusalem but didn't deliver. his word is worth more than any treaty. he promised, and he delivered. trump not only sent a message to iran, but russia as well. the u.s. i is back after the oba years. he recognizes that everyone else in the west blinds themselves too, that jerusalem is the one and only capital of israel. by trump putting this like history for the last 3000 years. and that is jerusalem has been the capital of one people's country or one kingdom. that people is the jews, and that country is and was israel. the empires that tried to destroy israel are long gone. yet they still speak the same language and practice the same religion which is the foundation of our judeo-christian religion. donald trump sent them a message to reflect on their own history. and that it was the king of persia who thous

moderating tonight's conversation with justice breyer will be the dean of the cuts university tish college of civic life. alan is a long -- lifelong jumbo who has been a part of the tufts a trustee and now dean for more than 40 years. he plays a leading role in advancing the historic mission of tops university, edit -- tufts university, educating a generation of young people who are ready to engage with the world, solve problems and contribute to civic life. before becoming dean, allen served under president obama as ambassador to spain where he -- where he worked to strengthen bilateral ties. a lifelong leader in state and national politics, allen previously served as national finance chair of the democratic party and was later chairman of the bipartisan board of directors of the corporation for national and community service. the federal agency that oversees all domestic programs. allen has also been a successful entrepreneur, philanthropist and political activist who began his journey into public life as a community organizer in nearby mold. welcome -- join me in welcoming justice steph

--tish lawmakers have not cambridge analytica has agreed to appear before a u.k. committee.bal news 24 hours a day, on air and on tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: the united states is in the process of to curtail nuclear weapons. one with north korea and one with iran. we welcome now a lawmaker with oversight responsibilities for both of these, republican congressman mo brooks from alabama. he joins us now. the houseer of caucus. good to have you here. into what theight u.s. policy is toward these north korean negotiations. over the weekend, we heard john bolton be pretty tough on what the north koreans had to do libya.-- parallel with -- the white house seems to be packed cuddling. -- the white house seems to be backpedaling . >> technically, we are still at war with north korea. there is a temporary cease-fire that has more or less kept peace over that subsequent 1952-1953 timeframe. it would be nice if we had some treaty with north korea and south korea that would fo

to host the rose parade on amazon and now they're back to cover another exciting event. >> hi, i'm tishhbo. >> i'm stuck. >> just open the door and step out. >> i'm stuck! do you understand me? i'm claustrophobic and i need you to get me the [ bleep ] out of here. okay? my god. uncool. >> so we'll also be covering that on may 19th. >> will they really be there? >> yes, they will be there. you really have some awesome competition. >>> just ahead, guys, karate kid reunion. three decades in the making. check out who's here right now? >>> first your loci )m ... we )re just getting word about an unscheduled court hearing today .. for the suspect in t >>> good morning, it's 8:26, i'm marcus washington. we're getting word of a court appearance today of the golden state killer. joseph deangelo and his defense attorney plans to request a hearing for an unplanned search warrant. they will only confirm a hearing is indeed scheduled not whether cameras will be allowed in the courtroom. we'll have more updates at 11:00. right now, mike is tracking an update there at the bridge. >> yes, westbound 92,

i find it incredibly loveable because it is so refreshingly honest and different from the polish tisht -- politicians we get around here. that resonates with voters. why you see lines going out the door for blocks. melissa: yeah. you know, and then it will be interesting to see as well, as the president gets out there, you hear people, i notice in the last round of primaries talking about, really just want smaller government. that is something that he has delivered on. i'm always surprised because that is how i feel, when other people boil it down like that, does he really represent that for, you know, people in these primaries? >> when people talk about cutting red tape and all the stuff that goes on, that is, end result of that is smaller government, greater freedom. and it does resonate with people. i saw all of the races we saw this week were very, very positive for republicans. very positive for trump, it showed all of those candidates winning when they run on the trump agenda and reject the sort of establishment republican talking points. melissa: we got to go. charlie, thank yo

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we also don't know whether or not these were consensual recordings or if they were vup tishs which can affect the law depending where the other side of call originated from. either way, these are all part of the large volume of terra bytes of data that have been seized by the government from michael cohen's office and his home. and what today's court date was about was getting an update on the status of the special master barbara jones and her review of these records, including things like recordings and any other data that's contained in the seized documents and determining whether or not they are privileged and whether or not ultimately the u.s. attorneys can see them. >> danny, can i just ask you about that? i think for a lot of viewers, certainly for me as a lay person and not a legal scholar, explain -- i mean, is it possible that a recorded conversation between a lawyer and his client could not be privileged? i mean what would the court have to prove in order for recordings of phone conversations between the president and his personal attorney to become evidence? >> it's importan

. >> as they start to fin tish long walk t ri, the long ride bo the castle, a moment she'll never forgetid you see? that was a real moment, to grab her and just say, oh, my god. that was the kind of moment you wait for to see her reacting and kind of taking in the enormity of it. >> you saw that with her mother doria too. she was simply in wonder of the whole ceremony. >> you couldn't have possibly said something like this. somebody said it looked like when they were standing there, harry said to her, you look like a princess. maybe somebody can look that up. it looks like according to people who can read lips, harry said, you look like a princess. >> you must not forget, this is part of harry's world. he's been to other ceremony. he's been to all of these things. this is a first for meghan. whatever she thought she planned, she had no idea that it was going to feel like this. >> you know, tina, even somebody who's been to five different royal weddings, i would think it has to be very different -- uh-oh. there's something in the crowd behind us. i would think it has to feel very differen

we came into the cop tish and as a qualifier and are now in the finaland tish and as a qualifier andl and i really, really happy for the boys and really happy for the club and really happy for fans. it was a fantastic ride so far and yes, now we will go to kiev. on thursday, it's the second legs of the europa league semi—finals. marseille take a 2—nil lead to austria to face rb salzburg — but the other tie, between arsenal and atletico madrid is level at i—all. arsenal will have to win the trophy if they're to play in the champions league next season and they're desperate to do it in arsene wenger‘s last season at the club. joe wilson reports from madrid. well, in a suburb of madrid about 20 minute drive is from the city centre there is a place which you could just drive by and miss, maybe not aware that it's even there. but what we have here is the training ground of atletico madrid, the senior bull tea m of atletico madrid, the senior bull team in madrid if you talk to fans. but lalique table still has atletico in second place ahead of madrid, a long way behind barcelona, but that