titus is bored by everything and unworried by anything.olet is curious about everything and worried about the world. and most importantly tied his entire life has been shaped by the feed while violet received the implant very late at 87 after her brain and mind have been shaped in important ways. this major implant more sensitive to the hacking attack and since he implant is fully integrated into the brain, the slow degradation and failing of her implant means her life is in danger. she's dying. titus doesn't know how to handle this emotionally jarring news about the girl he likes and the response by growing cold towards her. they break up, painfully awkwardly, but in the books final chapter as her implants capacity dwindles, when she is at home comatose before the end, titus visitor and with regret promises to remember her and to tell her story. that's a quick sketch of the novels plot, just a bare-bones account. it's a far richer and more haunting story than that hurried summary suggests. but here were a few of the surprising lessons the

i think titus is -- i think kimmy's optimism has had a residual effect on titus. i don't think it's something that he would have chosen for himself or that her traits are something he wishes to incorporate on purpose. i think it's all because of some sort of accidental circle situation where he then re-examens his own personal character and sees why her teachings are important, i think. >> rose: carol, how does lillian view these two characters? >> i think so grateful is that tell me who lillian is. >> i'm their land lady. >> rose: yeah. and some people think i'm the land lady of a building in harlem and i let slip a few times it's actually a tugboat that i've purchased. but i think that i'm so grateful because we need each other, and i think that i was probably before this break here very alone, outspoken in part of the neighborhood, but i think -- and before titus had another roommate, a lover, i believe it was, and i don't think i was so welcomed then. and now that kimmy is there, somehow their home has become my home. i mean, i come down there and shave my leg

so titus has taken to, i think in titus' head, improving on what beyonce did. ( laughter ) but he goes and he pulls up -- he's very crafty, so he makes this wonderful costume in the likeness of what beyonce wore and goes singing and smashing everything in his path to demonstrate the gravity and the depth of the hurt. >> rose: how involved is tina and robert on this? >> they are very involved. >> rose: they're on the phone with you when the good news comes. >> yes, thank goodness. >> rose: about script, character development? >> oh, absolutely. but they're there, like -- not only on the phone. once in a while maybe a lunch is involved. >> rose: let's talk about your character. >> well, i mean -- >> rose: or is it more likely to be tina? >> or both. >> rose: did they come together? >> yes. they're responsive to input but they also have a strong image of where you're going and they are very hands-on on the set, thank goodness. when tina comes on the set, i just about get down on my niece and beg her for any little tip she wants to give me. >> rose: you have been doing this acting thing fo

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titus toward the act? will return to that with civic and political life is made expect those with the widespread telepathic breed imprint's way to achieve a harmony with one another. and like george gallup crazy dreams of democracy. in this is where the president is a demagogue speaking in platitudes with three new outlets to make it much less depressing with deliberation and persuasion. i hear the snicker. although it is largely in the background it is best not to look too closely you get the strong impression that people to live are not well-suited to political self-government. and they may not be personally self-governing with those deep implications not just for this story but that nonfiction find. so we have seen already those buying -- brain implants can be hacked corporations to run the feed your that hackers could infiltrate the mind at night and with an external influence with the word supple leaves with the ambiguous sense of the mind integrity. our idea of human freedom is predicated on the unde

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so, titus goes, and in true titus andromedon fashion, it goes horribly awry, and here in season threeashes ashore -- no idea what happened or what went on, but he's keeping a big old secret. >> okay. >> and it has to do with dionne warwick. >> with dionne warwick? [ applause ] and also, there's a whole beyonce "lemonade" thing happening this season -- >> yes. >> so, was this -- okay, like that. >> oh, what? >> i just had to show that clip. >> that's awesome. >> oh, my god. >> what? [ laughter ] >> that's awesome. >> should i? >> yeah. >> so he comes back and finds his boyfriend having some fun with this other guy and it sends him reeling and the only thing he can think to do is "lemonade" -- as a verb. he did this whole homage to beyonce, it was really fun. >> you're hilarious, and i think "unbreakable kimmy schmidt" has more funny packed per minute than any other show on tv. it's like, literally, jokes are flying. >> yeah, well -- most of the jokes go over my head. >> do they really? >> yeah, i have to read the script three or four times like, what are they talking about? i don't get

charlie: how does titus recover -- from hisht up breakup?s: about a year and a half ago beyonce releases and now called "n album lemonade." and so, the cultural impact that has beenp culture long-lasting, well into season three, which premiered a year after "lemonade" properly premiered. at any rate, they creatives decided the way for titus two exercise his demons would be through "lemonade." i think in titus' head improving upon what beyonce did. -- he is veryd he crafty so he makes this wonderful costume in the likeness of what beyonce war and goes singing and smashing everything in his path to demonstrate the gravity and the depth of the hurt. charlie: how involved is tina and -- on this? carol: very involved. charlie: are they on the phone about script and character development? carol: not only on the phone, maybe once in a while a lunch is involved. charlie: let's talk about your character. do robert and tina fey talk together? carol: yeah. they are responsive to input, but also have a strong image of where you're going. they are very h

. >> hey, titus. do want to take a free career test? >> no thanks.one of those in high school and it told me to become a mannequin. >> that would be a good job for you. you get so still when you are angry. are you angry right now? >> yes, i am angry right now. a man going saw into apartment with another man. he is cheating on me. they were laughing and touching arms. worst of all, you need to sit down for this, i know you're sitting down. mikey was wearing the date night outfit he wore on our first date. >> are you sure he is gay? >> everyone is gay, it is the 90's. >> you have to talk to mikey and give him a chance to explain. he is a good guy don't , overreact. >> i'm not overreacting. i am doing what any reasonable person would do in this situation. i will illuminate him. -- eliminate him. ellie kemper, tituss burgess, and carol kane, welcome. the idea for this was developed d.c. and somehow it ended up on -- developed for nbc and somehow it ends up on netflix, was a good move? were you concerned? ellie: we were all relieved because we knew the sh

everybody please say hello to titus. there you go.s: he's also a fully functioning cell phone. "hello!? ( phone ringing ) hello? i'm losing you. i don't have any bars. hello? i'll call you on my land-dog. >> okay, oh, my goodness. this is-- uh-oh. am i the first person to drop a puppy? this is chloe. chloe is extremely well-trained and never barks at squirrels-- unless those squirrels have ties to alt-right hate groups. ( laughter ) ( applause ) . ( cheers ) yup. that's good. chloe bites nazis. don't you, girl? >> stephen: that's good. thanks very much. meet perry. perry is a sweet little guy, very loving and playful. and good news-- when you're having sex, perry won't sit in the corner of the room and stare, okay. but he will hide in the hall and listen. and he will judge. ( laughter ) well, that does it for "rescue dog rescue." head to "the late show's" website, www.colbertlateshow.com, for info on how to adopt these dogs from north shore animal league america. ellie kemper, everybody! we'll be right back! >> yay! yay! to tinto a fl

dina titus, good to see you.hank you so much. >> thank you. >>> all these people lining up in oklahoma for a mobile health care clinic. the battle over health care in congress is a very serious issue for these folks. we'll hear what they have to say about it. marie callender knows that a homemade turkey dinner can make anyone slow down and pull up a seat to the table. that's why she takes the time to season her turkey to perfection, and make stuffing from scratch. so that you can spend time on what really matters. marie callender's. it's time to savor. your bbut as you get older,ing. it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. 40 million americans are waking up to a gillette shave. and at our factory in boston, 1

titus is from uganda, and has cerebral palsy, elliott is nearly 2 years old, and the family is still in touch with his birth mother as well. >>> this is a yellow alert day. here is wusa9's first alert weather. >> much like the past couple of evenings, the storms that do develop are heavy. this is radar. this is the storm that just had a severe thunderstorm warning issued on it. heavy storms south of that into 95, moving up toward woodbridge, and pretty big storms also north of 70. let's concentrate on this storm. loudoun county, and montgomery county. leesburg, you're in the warning, as is sterling. got to slow folks down at dulles airport. just to the north of 50. it's moving off to the northeast at about 15, 18 miles per 6:29, and could be toward the soccerplex in upper montgomery county. could be some hail in this. looks like pretty good sized hail, just to the north of 50. that's not confirmed yet, but certainly, that could be a big problem in terms of, you know, trying to get through that storm, trying to get home tonight. after 9:30 tonight, we're in pretty good shape with inch

titus, who is 4, and elliott, who is 20 months. >> they fight over who gets to hold her.feed her. they don't fight over who gets to change the diaper. that's when they hand her back. you want to hold her? we're not perfect parents by any means. our family looks different in a lot of ways when we see our kids respond like that, then it makes it feel like you are doing something right. >> and so we choose the pruitt family, and all of the families who reach out to make children their own. thank you for watching. i'm david muir. have a good night. ♪ it's go time at dunkin' with two egg and cheese wake-up wraps for $2. enjoy two freshly made oven-toasted wraps and keep on running all day long. america runs on dunkin'. ♪ from washington, d.c., this is the "jeopardy!" teen tournament. please welcome today's contestants -- an eighth-grader from cuyahoga falls, ohio... a sophomore from madison, alabama... and a junior from darien, connecticut... and now from dar constitution hall, here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. and thank

it is like act one of titus andronicus, absolutely not shakespeare. act two, here he is. it's not a flattering portrait, but it's not unflattering either, because edward is asking the question, what must it have been like for the man who had had eventually in his career phenomenal success, including considerable wealth coming his way, to become in his lifetime a nationalfigure, and who had written the sonnets, as you like it, king lear, and twelfth night. and then turned away from it all. he went back to this market town in warwickshire, to live in the big house that he bought in stratford—upon—avon. what was going on? one of the facts that we know about shakespeare, he signed a document during this time. and this is one detail that edward has constructed a view of who shakespeare might have been at that time, around this document. and the significance of the document, it protected shakespeare's wealth, and it was damaging to those who were poor around him. does that fit with the man? it would seem the answer is no. each audience member will have to make their mind up. th

titus, who is 4, and elliott, who is 20 months. >> they fight over who gets to hold her.feed her. they don't fight over who gets to change the diaper. that's when they hand her back. you want to hold her? we're not perfect parents by any means. our family looks different in a lot of ways when we see our kids respond like that, then it makes it feel like you are doing something right. >> and so we choose the pruitt family, and all of the families who reach out to make children their own. thank you for watching. i'm david muir. have a good night. from sony pictures studios, it's america's game. wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of our show, pat sajak and vanna white! [ cheers and applause ] whoa! we're here! hi, everybody. i'm enjoying this walk for some reason. i had a heavy lunch, so... thank you very much. appreciate that. -goodbye. go. -bye. -yeah! whoo! -what's all this racket up here? how you doing? good to see you all. good, how are you? why don't you each grab one of those devices and we can play this

>> yes, it absolutely 1 titus market. it's from low in some loosening going forward is huge increase in multifamily building. and that's going to put a lid on rent growth to some extent. that will open up the mrkt, make renting more affordable, easier to save for a down so we should find some easing of high rents, which then will hopefully feed into lower >> one of the best with the university of pennsylvania's wharton school. >> thank you. >>> still ahead tonight, the uncertain future of nuclear power. >> coming up, natural gas doing what a nuclear disas couldn't do. that story on "night >>> why multiple sclerosis treatments have increased since 1974. the government wants to determine whether the drug comp >> epi pen milen has agreed to pay more than $460 million to settle charges that the company overcharged the government for the injection allergy medication. the agreement ends the investigation, which found that milan avoided paying state medicaid programs higher rebates by recategorizing the brand medicine as generic

titus, who is 4, and elliott, who is 20 months. >> they fight over who gets to hold her.feed her. they don't fight over who gets to change the diaper. that's when they hand her back. you want to hold her? we're not perfect parents by any means. our family looks different in a lot of ways when we see our kids respond like that, then it makes it feel like you are doing something right. >> and so we choose the pruitt family, and all of the families who reach out to make children their own. thank you for watching. i'm david muir. have a good night. almost everything about our weather is unusual. here is the live doppler 7 image showing the big plume of moisture moving in our direction from the south western from the u.s. that has produced chance of showers here. a couple isolated thunderstorms and an out break of thunderstorms this afternoon in the sierra. that's not unusual in the sierra on a warm afternoon. thunderstorms are unusual in the bay area. there's a couple of thunderstorm cells offshore. here over the bay year we have just got areas of moisture that have produced

titus, who is 4, and elliott, who is 20 months. >> they fight over who gets to hold her.feed her. they don't fight over who gets to change the diaper. that's when they hand her back. you want to hold her? we're not perfect parents by any means. our family looks different than other families but when we see our kids respond like that, then it makes it feel like you are doing something right. >> and so we choose the pruitt family, and all of the families who reach out to make children their own. thank you for watching. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here on monday. until then, good night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here on monday. until then, good night. >>> human enough for you? a strange weather system brings sticky weather normally reserved for the east coast. and summer rain. plus -- >> i'm just doing my job. >> hear from the alcatraz ferry captain being called a hero after rescuing ten people from a sinking boat. >>> researchers sounding the alarm tonight. the simple way to meddle with self-driving cars. all it takes is putting a sticker

have whittled away into the system a systemically vital that they are beyond prosecution and john titus has a fair trial there the other side all the plaza peter jump to the other side will soon my case is over he's now in a criminal defense lawyer ok so when i tell her you've got to reinvent yourself and you're done a lot in the space and you are promoting crypto and it's something that is near and dear to your heart and of course and it's a revolutionary technology and. well i guess i know we might not have time actually to talk about what you're doing next i want to with other things pretty importantly . did all the i.c.l. as we're talking about i.c.'s are done on a theory. how does the theory of fit into the crypto universe it's a higher price. higher ether price even something that fits into the i'm not sure what that says it all but how does your theory and fit into the cup the universe the ether is so as because it is more of like a store of value settlement type of situation more by wire transfers and keeping money in your account assyrian was built as big as grid that lets to a

banks have whittled away into the system a systemically vital that they're beyond prosecution and john titus says if they don't there are the other side all the plaza peter jump to the other side or soon as my case is over he's now a criminal defense lawyer ok so when i tell her you've got to reinvent yourself and you're done a lot of the space and you are promoting crypto and it's something that is near and dear to your heart and of course and it's a revolutionary technology and. well i guess i know we might not have time actually to talk about what you're doing next i want to with other things pretty importantly . that all the i.c.a.o. is were talking about i.c.'s are done on a theory. how does the theory of fit into the crypto universe it's a higher price. higher is the price even something that fits into the i'm not sure what that says it all but how does fit into the company universe the ether is so as big as more of like a store of value settlement type of situation more by wire transfers and keeping money in your account assyrian was built as big as grid that lets to a crypto currency

banks have whittled away into the system a systemically vital that they're beyond prosecution and john titus says if they don't there the other side all the plaza peter jump to the other side or soon as my case is over he's now a criminal defense lawyer ok so when i tell her you've got to reinvent yourself and you're done a lot of the space and you are promoting crypto and it's something that is near and dear to your heart and of course and it's a revolutionary technology and. well i guess i know we might not have time actually to talk about what you're doing next i want to with other things pretty importantly . that all the i.c.a.o. is were talking about i.c.'s are done on a theory. how does the theory of fit into the crypto universe it's a higher price. higher ether price even something that fits into the i'm not sure what that says it all but how does fit into the cup the universe the ether is so as big as more of like a store of value settlement type of situation more about wire transfers and keeping money in your account assyrian was built as big as grid that lets to a crypto currency p

was a terrible accident with yellow fever vaccine, tens of thousands of military men infected with titus b. butthead mistakenlyll infected up to 150 of them died. marie witnessed this at closete quarters and put the fear of god in him about 13 years later when it was first rolled out and he was second in command. it was a laboratory of california that produced the vaccine that have live polio virus, 102 people were paralyzed and there had to be a recall in the vaccine.yo it was a terrible situation. the secretar secretary of healtd human services was fired and he was moved into his boss's position and became the chief vaccine regulator for the entire united states.s. he was in the nih. they were typically slow to make decisions that were very conservative and did not want to make changes unless he was absolutely forced to. he was afraid they were going to cause cancer and are resisted of them even as the european companies and clinical trials people rushed for others that were stymied.om i'm going to turn but i will come back to the storyline. a massive epidemic extended on the u.s.. wit

banks have whittled away into the system a systemically vital that they're beyond prosecution and john titus as if it's something on the other side all the plaza peter jump to the other side or soon as my case is over he's now a criminal defense lawyer ok so when i tell her you've got to reinvent yourself and you're done a lot of the space and you are promoting crypto and it's something that is near and dear to your heart and of course and it's a revolutionary technology and. well i guess i know we might not have time actually to talk about what you're doing next i want to talk with other things pretty importantly. that all the i.c.a.o. is were talking about i.c.'s are done on a theory. how does the theory of fit into the crypto universe it's a higher price. higher ether price even something that fits into the i'm not sure what that says it all but how does fit into the cup the universe the ether is so as big as more of like a store of value settlement type of situation more about wire transfers and keeping money in your account assyrian was built as big as grid that lets to a crypto currenc

. >> democratic representative, dena titus, thank you for being with us, appreciate it. >> thank you.jung, unbelievable. north korea backs down. stay with us. these days families want to be connected 24/7. that's why at comcast we're continuing to make our services more reliable than ever. like technology that can update itself. an advanced fiber-network infrustructure. new, more reliable equipment for your home. and a new culture built around customer service. it all adds up to our most reliable network ever. one that keeps you connected to what matters most. >>> this morning, north korea blinks. leader kim jong-un is backing down from the stand off. he finished reviewing a plan to fire missiles at guam and will wait for the, quote, foolish yankees to act. this is after secretary james mattis declared it is game on if north korea fires at u.s. territory. anna cornyn live in south korea and barbara starr. the actions are the retreat of north korea. >> reporter: i think kim jong-un certainly stepping back from the brink after a week of rhetoric that we have heard. interesting that he i

it's a little concerning about any attempts to try to titus to the dnc and what happened with russiaestigation there. i think that's probably an intentional attempt to use the word, email i.t., dnc, debbie wasserman schultz. try to complete these two things. that's a problem. >> sandra: so you are not addressing her blaming the white right-wing media friends. this is all just a distraction she says from the russian investigation. >> interestingly enough, sandra, last year if you remember jim can we do the investigation into the clinton campaign email schedule, he never recovered the evidence. when they issued a search warrant on the home of mr. imran awan, they ran into some smashed servers as well. they apparently recovered the information. the ties to that, there are the ties to wasserman schultz and her keeping him on. why did she keep him on when the criminal investigation was going on? my guess is perhaps, she wanted to talk to him a little bit about what happened. she's not the big fish. he is a small potato in this big federal investigation. we don't have loretta lynch as ag a

i know i smell what i know titus smells. miss schmidt. >> >> miss schmidt, fbi, we need your help. >> oh, i'm so sorry. >> how did they get those guns? >> how did you get those moves? >> tae kwon do? >> i dillydally on the side. no, i have an older brother. >> you come by that naturally. >> this show still brings smiles to so many people. >> that's very nice of you. what's nice about the show, it's sincerely optimistic. >> which we need now. >> we do. >> it can't be decided enough. it's not cynical, very sincere on the outlook on life. >> congratulations on the emmy nomination. huge. >> thank you very much. >> for best lead actress in a series? >> it always feels like an unnecessarily last minute >> cramming for a test, like more exciting if you wait the week before. >> what was that like? >> i had trouble finding out. my internet wasn't streaming correctly. i was texting with my manager to give me the news. i'm so honored for the show to be recognized in so many ways, titus is nominated. >> and your sister is nominated. wil

when they get a dina titus hiv-positive.e don't have as good information and would like with respect to whether patients are successfully making it through the entire treatment cascade. this issue of a patient identifier strikes me as a common theme with this, and i'm wondering if kerry and jerry and david would agree that as part of the technical fix that can be prepared now as we prefer for next adamic, that strengthening patient identifier systems in country is a necessary foundational step in order to prepare for the next outbreak. jerry, how do you feel about that? >> that's basic public health and health system i think it's absolutely essential. >> no argument. >> i think the answer for us is yes, except i think although a bit on the biometrics identification as a you managing aid organization we kind of step away from a little bit here and buy a little bit i mean a lot. >> so you agree i would help you with your epidemiology and your humanitarian tracking of patients, which are worried about some of the ethical applic

with the agents of what i have to take an issue with, senator with what you just said about the have titus c cure. you mentioned the va is a great example and i think there down to $24000 for a cure but for medicaid it's around the same price because the rebates and discounts. we feel that this is a 24000-dollar cure that will save money down the road and there's a lot of drugs that are expensive. we feel the medicaid program should be able and most of the cost is the federal government. >> if you feel that way but that's not reality. i don't mean to be rude but if you look across the nation, most of the cost are borne by the federal government. technically, yes. they pay 57% on average but if you look at the disease burden by those with hep c because it's disproportionately among those it is quite a figure one hundreds of millions of dollars. most state governments cannot subtly put up with that amount of money. i am a liver doctors you might have an interest in this but we put up what is the disease prevalence in louisiana and cost of liver transplant and liver cancer it will because of

titus was nominated. it's very cool. and september 17th, i believe.dnapped you. i can't believe you don't remember that. >> i can't sign that. everybody vaps each other. >> and you warrant able to buy a pen at one of new jersey's fine peneries? >> yeah. i'm busy, getting a clothing tambourine while my other hand gets a man cure. >> that's what we're all thinking. >> jon hamm is so good. >> i was so selfish that day. i left work because -- basically, when you're an actor and you're doing a telephone call, it is polite to stay and do your off-camera lines. you should stay and do your off-camera lines. jon hamm was, you need to get home to that baby. what a class act that man is. >> that's so nice. >> i have never heard that before. that's something the rest of us -- >> i want to know how phone conversations wept. stich sometimes i wonder if the other end of the phone was feeding the lines in. >> sometimes they have assistant director read the lines. i need the actor to stay and do it. feel the energy, exactly. feel the weeping. whatever it is. >> congra

titus and nice to be recognized in that way. >> very cool. >> yeah.nd scene with you and your pal jon hamm. >> oh yeah. make it quick. i'm on a hearse. >> are they in the mail yet? >> i'm sorry. who is this? >> what? are you serious? richard. >> richard stemple from high school? >> no. i kidnapped you. ca remember this. >> right. richard. i haven't had a chance to sign that thing because nobody in new york uses pens anymore. everyone vaps each other now. >> you weren't able to find time in the day to buy a pen at one of new jersey's many fine penneries? >> yeah. i'm too busy -- hitting a floating tam bo arena while my other hand gets a manicure. >> that was good. >> it is what we're all thinking. >> yeah exactly. >> that was good. i'll just say jon hamm is so good. >> anything that man cannot do? i want to say so selfish that day. i left work because i -- basically when you're an actor and a telephone call, it is polite to do the off camera lines. >> oh -- >> of course you should stay and do the off camera lines. jon hamm was like you need to go home

titus is nominated. it's very -- >> your sister is nominated. will you be dates? >> perhaps.'s married. >> a writer on silicon valley, the show on hbo. their show is nominated and we will be going together. >> that's pretty cool. >> what did your parents feed you? this is amazing. >> i know. >> i see like dream team sib lip -- siblings, how do you do that? >> as parents, i don't know. how do you do anything. >> comparing, were you ever compared. >> they are who they are. >> you encourage their natural -- >> what i find fascinating you can take the most odd conversations and make it funny. for example, the conversation with a sock puppet you had on one of your episodes. >> steal candy bars, throw urine at al roker. >> you are one bad mitten. >> why do we have to throw urine at him. >> no, no, no. >> you didn't. >> no, we did not. as you can see, i was arguing against that. no one should throw urine at al roker. >> thank you. >> where did that come from. who is writing and go, wait, i know -- >> i did not write that. my hands are clean. i did not write that scene. >> no pun int