did you meet tom cruise?at's cool. yeah. >> jimmy: how you doing? >> fine. >> jimmy: you know what i was thinking about, last time you were here, which was i think three years ago, you brought your parents who were divorced. >> they still are. [ laughter ] still are. >> jimmy: and -- which was odd, just -- you didn't bring them this time? >> no, i learned my lesson last time. >> jimmy: you did. i was imagining that maybe coming together at this show, they'd wind up remarried. >> like "parent trap"? trying to get your parents back together? no. >> jimmy: like a movie, yeah. >> no, i let go of that a long time ago. >> jimmy: all right, good. i know your parents are from argentina. >> yes. >> jimmy: and then the world cup, you probably heard, argentina won. [ cheers and applause ] i assume you're football fans, soccer fans? >> yes. so -- so in argentina, like soccer is a religion. >> jimmy: right. >> they say that there's the pope, then there's messi. it's kind of like the same thing. and yeah, they're just -- t

[tires screech] leslie: jared said he wanted tom cruise, and i am giving him tom cruise.screech] [horn honks] pretty cool. [clears throat] you know, you're driving around new york city in a red ferrari. it's so cool. the practicality of that happening is a little less magical. ashley: oh, jared. jared: what? we got a text from leslie. "hope you're enjoying the ride. make sure that you're back by 4:00 pm to experience the city from a higher level." [upbeat jazz] i don't want to do it, jared. leslie: this is spectacular. the word "adrenaline" somehow sunk into this mind, and a city climb just-- it hit me. so you start at this level, but you actually end up at the very top. you can see people are up there right now. i think i should have asked them if they were afraid of heights before i organized this whole thing. curtis is just too calm to think of something that insane. [electronic music] dulce. what's going on? curtis: dulce is one of our travel partners, and she has the connections on broadway. i have this prospective client, ashley and jared, and i'm thinking "mj the m

. >> seth: but tom cruise, how does it happen that you get tom cruise to watch "south side"?is the one i can think of now we were talking about it, and i was telling him that i had a tv show set in chicago. he's like, "let me see it. so we sent it to him, and i remember one day i was in the office, and i was screwing around, probably on some websites that i shouldn't have been on. world star hip-hop sorry. [ light laughter ] i was like, "nobody with my degree should be on this website," but i was on it. and then i got a phone call, and i was like, "what is --" and somebody called me they said, "hey, bashir, i love the show." and i was like, "tom." but he called me and it was so much fun, and i had the great privilege of walking into the writer room, being, "hey, guys, somebody wants to talk to you, and it's tom cruise. >> seth: wow >> and by the way, they didn't believe it at first. they were like, "that's tom cruise on the line all right. get indiana jones to phone in. [ laughter ] >> wow yeah, bashir's finally lost it it only took - [ laughter ] >> seth: were you in the roo

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again including tom cruise, who's famous. >> tom, i just funnily enough, i've just finished the tom cruisestarted to do the strike. the actors strike, right. they stopped making number two, so i only did one. >> when you say one, you mean part one of the new. >> yes, the new one. >> yes, the new one. >> it's the fifth movie, i think, isn't it? >> i'm the train driver. when the train crashes, i'm in the train. i'm supposed to be, but i'm not. but that's brilliant. >> that sort >> the train that then sort of falls >> the train that then sort of fallyes. and i'm supposed to be. >> yes. and i'm supposed to be. well, in close up of me well, i'm in it. close up of me going like that just it going like that just before it goes tom cruise, goes off. and tom cruise, i mean, you obviously amazing. >> stop. this is this what >> stop. this is this is what tom does expose himself tom does he expose himself to? >> explain to you. >> just let me explain to you. yeah, tom, i was in the carriage, doing train carriage, like doing the train driving. he walked in and i said, good morning, cruise. said, good m

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if you saw tom cruise's latest top gun movie. he is out in the desert and he needs some help, too and all alone and this is what happened in that movie. >> where am i? >> dana: the guy is like so there is this guy in my backyard and there was a plane crash or something. can we get an ambulance over here? glad he is okay. >> bill: the pilot is okay but still don't have answers as to how we lose an $80 million plane. the most advanced in the world. [shouting] >> dana: hard hits were not only on the field during last night's 49ers/giants game in the bay area. video shows some fans fighting in the stands and that soonest ca lateed. the violent incident not the only one in the early season. >> the hits keep coming literally for the nfl and its fans. the latest incident than unsportsmanlike conduct involved two women during the game. the ugly moments off the field also involved three guys as the women swing at each other. one man grabbed the woman's hair while he holds his beer. the violence spilling down the stairs as the women traded

. >> if writers stray on strike, and actors stay out of work how is tom cruise going to make the nextie so that church of s scientology can pay for danny me masterson's appeal case. we're talking about a place where you can write a character letter for a rapist but you can't say there are two genders, if you want me want to help you fight netflix, and amazon and apple for better pay, maybe start writing with the -- about the flawed and beautiful american experience in less than evil ways, it not just the sexual ing a of steins and the trans experience, there are good people in hood, i have a-list actors who send me a picture of fox in the green room, but that is cowardice. that is. stand up for common sense. >> joey never has an opinion. >> never, tammy, you made a good point there are other people involved, not just writers. this is what bill maher said, he said it is time to bring people back to work, the writers have important issues that i sympathize with, but they are not only people with issues could problems and concerns, i love my writers, i am not prepared to lose an entire y

when we want to go watch a movie that's outside of this world, we go watch 80-year-old tom cruise flyl a bunch of probably russians but they never really say. that's the kind of movie we want to see. when we watch disney wholesome movies, we want to know that our kids have learned something about life that we haven't been able to put into words, let this cartoon help them figure it out. >> greg: kat should do a movie about the naked bike riders. [laughter] >> greg: could learn something from that. >> thank you. >> i don't really think you could learn anything from that, to be clear. but actually, well, i think disney should rebrand, because they are struggling to make money from their movies at this point. but they make a lot of money from their corn dogs. yes, they can sell a corn dog for $10 at disneyland. anybody else tries to do that they will be like get out of my face but disney, movie business is failing but the corn dog business is flourishing. >> greg: it is, and who doesn't love a corn dog. >> i really do. >> greg: so do the naked bike riders. >> i knew you were going to say

>> jimmy: you and spider-man, maybe tom cruise. >> there were people in their rooms. plause ] >> jimmy: are you doing this song at the show on sunday night? >> that's one of them i'm doing. >> jimmy: one of them. you're also doing some kind of a tribute to olivia newton-john. >> i am. >> jimmy: i almost said elton john. which i love olivia newton-john. >> i just found that out about you. >> jimmy: i'm right in the age group. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i've seen "grease" 45 times. i wonder what song you're doing. >> i can't tell you. >> jimmy: you can't say. >> i will tell you my daughter did "grease" in her last summer production, and she is teaching me the song. >> jimmy: will it be an uptempo song or a "hopelessly devoted to you"? >> a song. like i did before. no. >> jimmy: yeah, no, probably not. >> willow's gnarly. when i forget the words to my own song, i made a bet with her, she's like, "that's not the right words." "i wrote it." she's like, "that's not the words." i looked it up and she's right. >> jimmy: they're always right about that stuff. will you do "let's get phy

tom cruise gets most of yeah. haha. thank you.olet's one film. yeah. haha. all right. 805 is the time. and from strike to now a practice strike. this on the health front happening today. we have more than 500 dialysis caregivers planning to hold what they're calling a practice striked. >> they want to bring attention to what they consider to be unfair labor practices. this is going to affect satellite healthcare and for is any kidney care clinics all across the state. and that includes a few that are in san jose. and brent, what health care workers and caregivers say that management has been putting staff and patients at risk all for the sake of profits. one of the strikes is set to be held at a facility in san jose starting at 11 o'clock this morning. it should last. they say until tomorrow. well, diehard a's fans are still holding out. hope by some miracle they can keep the a's in town. they're thinking of a new way of going about it. now, a new tactic how gordon, who's a former vendor. many know him is how the hot dog guy he's proposing this idea of redir

isn't getting the names of all of america's undercover spies what tom cruise is trying to steal in theimpossible," and somehow i cannot picture the former president in that outfit. jimmy, put that back up. can i see that again? oh, damn. oh, damn. the president, to quote from my youth, baby got back. right, yes? i believe the term is "cake." mm-hmm. i think we just broke the internet, you guys. then the former president claimed that he didn't pack the boxes, so he didn't know what was in the boxes, then he said exactly what was in the boxes. >> boxes and boxes of pictures, newspaper articles, tremend -- even kitchen things. you have tremendous amounts of different items. much clothing. >> stephen: yes, yes. oh, yes. much clothing. many shirt. very pant. such sock! then the stable genius complained about what the fbi took from the boxes. >> they took a lot. i think they took my will. i found out yesterday. i said, where is it? >> stephen: you know things are going really well when a guy says, "i was looking for my will yesterday. why? no reason. now where are my three passports and my b

and that -- that is the only reason why tom cruise was in "maverick. [ laughter and applause also, ie a "need for speed," i just like -- i mean, i prefer it. [ laughter ] i don't like obsess over it. oh i've got to be first there - just anyway. nonetheless, republicans very much expected to win given the state's gop governor won by eight points not to mention that incumbent presidents almost always lose seats in midterms. so now, republicans are pointing fingers at each other and coming up with truly ludicrous reasons why they lost. congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, for example, thinks walker lost because she wasn't asked to campaign for him more. >> i was never asked, very often, by the herschel walker campaign, to come speak at any of his campaign events. they only asked me to come to maybe two, i think, two or three. in my own district, when he was campaigning, all over the state, running for senate but they only asked me a couple of times in my own district, which i find extremely insulting. >> seth: it should be noted that at her most pleasant, marjorie taylor greene is this

laughter ] diet sn -- no, i'm gonna get the peach something -- >> jimmy: some entertainment news, tom cruiseealed that the title of "mission impossible 7" will be "mission: impossible - dead reckoning part one." >> steve: oh [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: so far the impossible mission is fitting that entire title on a marquee [ laughter ] yeah, that's a long title. right now our movie titles are starting to look like the poster for coachella [ laughter ] oh [ cheers and applause ♪ [ cheers and applause [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. shawn mendes, everybody. [ cheers and applause oh my goodness wow. wow. shawn mendes you're -- you're young you're talented. you're good looking. it is -- it is like -- it's like looking into a mirror >> shawn: i feel differently >> jimmy: yeah hey, you want to try some monologue jokes? >> shawn: yeah, sure let's do it guys well i heard that this year new york city is getting 60 new electric buses >> jimmy: yeah, electric buses, or as they're also known, subways. [ light laughter ] or how about this one? try this one >> shawn: yeah, hey, i saw that a new poll said that

so a lot of the rank and file and remember this is, this is not a strike about, you know, tom cruise and george clooney. they are members of this of psych after and they can't work. but this is really a strike about middle class and working class actors and even writers who, you know, are damaged by this strike and, and, and do have difficulties holding out. but actors, a lot of them have 2nd jobs, the writers several years ago, right? we're in a fight with a talent agencies fired their agents and health steadfast for about 2 years at that fight. so there's a lot of resilience in both these groups. yeah, you made the point earlier that both groups, whether it's the performers, writers, the workers on the one hand and the studios on the other. both of them see this as existential. you also made the point that the studios were surprised by the, by the determination, the level of determination in the, within the workers camp. is there any give on their side? on which side the studio side, on the work assign on either side. well, you know, there's been some give but it's the, this is lik

goh 80-year-old tom cruise fly jet and kill a bunch of probably russiansd k. they never really say, yeah, you know, that's the kind of movie we want to see when we kin watch disney wholesome movies with our kids. we want to walk away knowing ha our kids learn something about life that we haven't quite been able to put into words. but thislething fet we cartoon e us figure out, you know, what cat disney should do movie about the naked bike riders . [laugh i could learn somethinteg from.m >> thank you. i don't really think you could learn from that. >> to be clear.actual >>ly but actually what i thinkb, disney should rebrand because they are struggling to make poey are struggling to make point. but they make a loint.t money fm their corndogs. oh yes. they can sell a corn dog for $10 at disneyland. >> anybody else tries to do thatd. , they'll be like, get out of my face. >> but disney. so the movie busines diss is but the corn dog business is flourishing. it is.n and who doesn't love a corn dog? i really do. i know. >> i realldoso to the naked bike i knew he was

the real tom hanks >> but not tom cruise yet?g to work. >> does he not like -- what does he think of that whole thing >> one time, tom cruise told my son you are better than i am roadblock ahead. ...back up, back up... reverse! reverse! next level moments, we're 30 seconds out. need the next level network. [north corridor, hurry!] -coming through! -or 3, let's go. the network more businesses choose. transplant received. at&t business. the first time you connected your godaddy website and your store was also the first time you realized... well, we can do anything. cheesecake cookies? the chookie! manage all your sales from one place with a partner that always puts you first. (we did it) start today at godaddy.com nice footwork. man, you're lucky, watching live sports never used to be this easy. now you can stream all your games like it's nothing. yes! [ cheers ] yeah! woho! running up and down that field looks tough. it's a pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. >>> welcome back to "s

tom, how is cruise responding today? >> reporter: good evening. well, cruise, they sent us some information about their safety record. keep in mind, this is data they collected themselves, and we have no way to independently verify it or check the control measures that they used to collect this data. they say their studies show that their automated cars, driverless taxis are actually 54% safer, 54% fewer collisions than human drivers, and they say that they also show the numbers do, that there are 73% fewer crashes involving serious injuries with cruise drivers. but once again, we have not been able to independently verify that data. again, on that august 14th incident, yeah, there was a lot of talk about that today as well. and cruise disputes they were to blame for it. they showed one of our reporters a video of that who also said it did not appear that the cruise car blocked the ambulances as some had disputed. but again, we're not able to independently verify that that was the correct video as well. >> it seems like cruise is vocal when it com

a movie in 1993 with tom cruise he stated there are more people in law school than there are actual lawyers in our congress we have lawyers who are congressman. what has happened since president clinton's confidant is that the legal lawyer system has found out that this is a fount of gold, by suing, counter suing, investigating, and all the things they have done. consequently, we have had three times and impeachments and now if it attempted. we have biden. what has happened is the lawyers who swear not to devolve anything -- divulge anything their clients tell them have given them seniority that they will hear anything, legal or illegal, and he cannot -- give a word. we accept that as americans come up at what has happened is the lawyers have found gray areas where it is almost legal but not ethical but not moral and allowed clients to get away with these things. the only people the answer to is the aba, and that is how government has proceeded. thank you. host: next is little river, south carolina, on the republican line. caller: thank you for taking my call. i am a first time caller. i ju

a movie in 1993 with tom cruise he stated there are more people in law school than there are actual lawyers in our congress we have lawyers who are congressman. what has happened since president clinton's confidant is that the legal lawyer system has found out that this is a fount of gold, by suing, counter suing, investigating, and all the things they have done. consequently, we have had three times and impeachments and now if it attempted. we have biden. what has happened is the lawyers who swear not to devolve anything -- divulge anything their clients tell them have given them seniority that they will hear anything, legal or illegal, and he cannot -- give a word. we accept that as americans come up at what has happened is the lawyers have found gray areas where it is almost legal but not ethical but not moral and allowed clients to get away with these things. the only people the answer to is the aba, and that is how government has proceeded. thank you. host: next is little river, south carolina, on the republican line. caller: thank you for taking my call. i am a first time caller. i ju

lisa: first of all, i did not going to cruise ship. tom: did not go on a cruise ship? ust say, it would be. tom: longitudinally, i want her life. she is in norway, polar bears, then in alaska. jonathan: she continues to write the newsletter on vacation. [laughter] impressive. tom: wfv. my basic point on this, this is with the death of bill richardson, an energy secretary, we don't have an energy policy so this is the biden policy but whoever is in office in four years whoever that may be, they will have a whole new policy. we are making it up as we go. jonathan: i would agree with you, oil produces energy players. a tough spot. tom: i'm taking a vacation and my goal is to get -- below 59 stream. let's move forward here, an eventful week to say the least. the chief global economist of capital economics, really trenched reports. i want you to validate the imf call of a global tepidness out to five years. does capital economics through the battles of china, all the other things out there, do you look for subdued to global gdp forward? >> well in the short term absolutely.

he did something similar to what tom cruise does he's not the biggest man in that you're right.rst lady brigitte macron announced a new literary prize at the national library in paris and king charles iii is about to speak in the french parliament a historic moment in this hall 18 parliamentarians welcome king charles as well deputy chairmen of both assemblies , representatives of the foreign affairs committee. in these shots. we see the king conducting a review of the deputies. if i may. so to speak , regardless of why you decided to visit france in the first months of your reign - this is all a sign of friendship and trust. we follow the ongoing state visit of the french president here the queen and brigitte macron and the queen play ping pong. i don’t know how to say ping-pong in french, i guess. pavel kukushkin is with us live communications and areas for conducting a special military operation, military correspondent pavel hello, what stage is the ukrainian counter-offensive now? because earlier we once noted that here is the first wave, the second wave. now what is the wav

but his military cv , which is shorter military cv, which is shorter than tom cruise's 501 seconds, hardlyraw for many war heroes that the face of the invictus games is a man who has spent the last few years vilifying the institutions for which they have fought the monarchy, the country and the royal family. harry's intermittent relationship with the truth resurfaced in this documentary as well with him once again seizing the opportunity to attack the british media, saying the press have not done enough to cover the plight of wounded british troops. but like a faulty sniper, his comments have backfired badly with sas hero andy mcnab, no less saying to claim media outlets weren't fighting for our injured servicemen is offensive and rubbish . ouch. bit of friendly rubbish. ouch. bit of friendly fire there. harry also takes a side swipe at his own family, saying his mental health was neglected over the years . but neglected over the years. but this is the same prince who has previously written how his brother, prince william forced him to get therapy. i'm so confused. so there you have it. no

but his military cv , which is shorter military cv, which is shorter than tom cruise's 501 seconds, hardlyraw for many war heroes that the face of the invictus games is a man who has spent the last few years vilifying the institutions for which they have fought the monarchy, the country and the royal family. harry's intermittent relationship with the truth resurfaced in this documentary as well with him once again seizing the opportunity to attack the british media, saying the press have not done enough to cover the plight of wounded british troops. but like a faulty sniper, his comments have backfired badly with sas hero andy mcnab, no less saying to claim media outlets weren't fighting for our injured servicemen is offensive and rubbish . ouch. bit of friendly rubbish. ouch. bit of friendly fire there. harry also takes a side swipe at his own family, saying his mental health was neglected over the years . but neglected over the years. but this is the same prince who has previously written how his brother, prince william forced him to get therapy. i'm so confused. so there you have it. no

a counter-argument that the parity plane flew to sevastopol, it flew precisely with tom shed, this is a sonic cruiseissile that has a speed of that within a thousand kilometers per hour it is easier to raise ballistics, namely atakams - this is 5,400 km per hour. this is an incredible amount, but it flew in, and the density of the air defense of the crimean peninsula is higher than in moscow. so , the vaunted s400 s350 s300f favorite did not cope with this task, so we do the next logical step of the assumption that it will be extremely difficult to deal with atakams, but here it is very important, it is very important not to create the illusion of wonders, but it cannot be created, everything can be knocked down, it is algorithms they are not stupid either they built the second missile school in the world, the second one, and we cannot neglect their potential, if it is now being developed, even every day we are neglecting it, in fact, also waiting for all those western supplies, is it faster or later ? lasted in previous years , now we can literally see in a year and a half how many cool new things

>> it's like something out >> yeah, it's like something out of a tom cruise film, isn't it?it's so old and these days. it's so old and decrepit. the fact that he was in there in the first place, you know, you'd raise your eyebrows as a as a police officer dealing with someone for terrorism offences. he clearly wasn't considered risk and he was considered a big risk and he was able to get out , you know, in able to get out, you know, in the most basic way, really climbing under a van. it's something that should just be standard procedure to search any vehicle that leaves the prison . vehicle that leaves the prison. >> i tell you what, i always find a little bit odd is even from sort of day one, police were saying, well, we're going to find him. it's only a matter of time. and you do wonder how you know if you're looking at even he could have possibly left the never mind the country, never mind just staying the but, you staying in the uk. but, you know, they they're pretty sure in what they say. and this seem to narrowed to one to have narrowed it down to one small of london.

ground old domestic flights and doing the bonus league leave it cruise in new nigerian striking on red hauled form as his team destroys tom's task . the best of the auction later on in this, on the i'm jared raid. welcome to discharge these riley government to say to mace in the coming hours to discuss its response to violent clashes between migrants from eritrea. within 100 people were injured in clashes between the opponents and supporters of the era trained government and these riley police until of east coast. this ended up on the streets of tennessee. is there a trend, protests clash to the police and to return government demonstrate. c came to the venue near the congress embassy arrive, a pro government event was being held. and why did they run from our country? because of his dictates and why they celebrated today. and why do these ready please give them a permit to sell it by for this dictator? we're against this. it's why i'm seeking asylum. danny. well, the situation quickly spiraled out of control is the onto government protest to start it's 10 minutes of annual lead into clashes between the rival groups as well

cruise but also educational. we have all heard about those. >> they called them pilgrims. it was for many a pilgrimage. tom: and twain decided it is the great subjects. he did not go on the cruise because he was not that religious. he was religious, but he was a religious skeptic. but at any rate, he decided to go on the cruise and check things out and he decided to write about it as it was happening. met a lot of people on the ship. they got to be friends with a lot of people, including a future brother-in-law. he wrote up all these notes and sent them back to a newspaper in california. they started publishing these stories, and they were a big sensation. he said, wait a minute, like any good writer. i could turn this into a book. so that really launched his career as a writer of books. harry: in those books were distributed in a different way. he worked for american publishing company that was a subscription book service. they were sold door-to-door. it was a different set up than many of the old line publishers, you basically need a community and distribution network, but with the american publishing co

cruising. both of them are battling frankfurt and on sunday hoffman high and take on brandon and tom started lock horns with club for the woman's buddhist. the get the women's when this the season got underway on friday with a dramatic to old troll between barn munich and fryeburg and an unusual opening go . it all started with a buyer and defensive mistake and ended with fryeburg and meeting the 3 shots to finally put the boat into the net. but the reigning chimes hit back twice. katarina nations rang and put buyer and had late in the match. but just when they thought they wanted 5 birds sonya so me scored an equalizer in stumpage time in formula one racing title of science has secured pole position after sundays, singapore ground, pre as reigning champion, max for stopping was laughter, fuming after an unexpectedly sluggish. i think it's the 2nd consecutive po for for ari science, but in a frantic session, i saw the red flag out. several drivers investigated for impeding for stopping, meanwhile, was visibly frustrated with his red bones and lack of performance. after finishing, just 11th. if yo

as africa is rocks by a wave of cruise for the bite and turns back the clock for his vietnamese tom offensive upholding a line from a vietnam war era radio broadcast in an attempt to woo, the southeast asian country. that's still clearing its territory of us landline, the end of march. and remember is of the victims of the us back to in chalet ends in classes between protesters and.

tom stats equalize. not long after through eskoville holmes same. but this was as good as it got for the visitors as it was one way traffic thereafter, or is equal palostio for labor cruising in front. so be off to half time. so there was an elements of pinball about his efforts with the boy ricocheting its way into the next that it was born, his face again leading down the stats defense and merry dance. told them before we leave the keys and shots the face repay the favor as he sets up the fellow's. i'm assigning your his huffman for his 1st goal for the crap. they've accused in full one out with still more than 20 minutes to go. thomas. that's painful afternoon was brought some ends by substitute adams no jack. just under a year ago labor, susan was 2nd boston and the table, boosted by the new recruits. every team family on the rise. let's have a look at the rest of the results so far on launch day 3 there is that labor cruising results which still gardenheimer fryeburg breyman battery mines, huffman high beat, well spread out bird through with both them and the dormant and hide. and i'm also true black box versus byron is currently or is actually is that taking place on

cruise missile. she was clearly visible. well, the speed, in principle, everything was clear and the first missile was shot down. the optics allow you to see these frames with tomhadow in detail; the calculation worked perfectly. hitting the target exactly, explosion and praise the training rocket disappears from the radar. the optics, the electronic complex on the shell is one of the most advanced in the world, the optics are very good in clear weather, we can even distinguish a bird from a bird and everything else, we can distinguish everything almost every day, the crew goes on combat duty, which can last several hours and several days depending on the task and the fighters have no room for error, heal the target upon entering the zone , destroy it. excellent excellent delay in anti-aircraft combat entails events which are then impossible to somehow replay, so everything here is very fast and reaction time. it should be about ten and five seconds. that is, you must always be ready. the crew of the combat vehicle is three people, the commander is the operator and the driver; this crew is special; all of them are fellow countrymen. the crew of this combat vehi

a cruise spokesperson told us the company did not condone that, and it was stopped once they learned about it. in san francisco, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> tom, thank you, good news tonight, also for thousands of people heading home from the holiday weekend. traffic is flowing again on i-80 over the carcinas bridge after a nearly four-day closure. >> nbc's jodi hernandez is live along i-80 where the much needed repaving has finished. jodi, they're ahead of schedule. >> reporter: they are. and you can bet this is a welcome sight for holiday travelers. traffic once again flowing across the alfred zampa memorial bridge, otherwise known as the carcinas bridge. it reopened a little more than an hour ago, a full 12 hours ahead of schedule. >> there's never really a good time, but to do it during a holiday weekend, we all know people go out of town on the weekends, so it's like, yeah, very frustrated. >> reporter: this woman describes the traffic headache many bay area drivers have been faced with this holiday weekend after caltrans closed the westbound span of the alfred zampa bridge on thursday night to repave three miles of westbound i-80. >> ou

tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> addition to those bills, the state legislature also unanimously approved a bill to repeal the statewide ban on cruisingovernor newsom signs it, californians could see low riders driving legally down more city streets for the first time since the 1990's, the bill would also prevent law enforcement from pulling over cars simply because they've been lowered. >> with our votes today, we will make it be making sure that no one in california is criminalized for the activity that they so much love and joy and give so much of their time and talents to because cruising is not a crime. shared this great rich culture of cruising because all my friends drive a low rider and it's time to support this bill and move forward. because apple's i ask for your i vote. >> governor gavin newsom has until mid october to sign or veto this measure. and in the south bay, san jose celebrated a road rather hosted a celebration for mexico's independence day. well, for photo journalists, rudy garcia was there and brings us the sights and sounds. >> well, we're down here at city hall in our civic plaza hosting a mexican independence

tom: we were on the couch at jackson hole and reading about christine lagarde's speech. this is an important voice. there is no american equivalent to philip lane being the lead economist and more so because cruisingristine lagarde is not an economist. jonathan: the ecb september 14, next decision. tom: let's get a brief on that and how it folds into american markets. simon french is with us. how far apart is the american/ european experiment now? >> there is a big divergence now, probably the largest we have seen since the start of the rate hiking cycle. about 175 points of hiking in europe and 100 from the fed so it's a different pathway. because of the transmission mechanism, it means the ecb are flying into next week's meeting with much less data on what transmission has come through from their policy decisions into the real economy. you picked up philip lane's quote. the data they came out this morning from the euro zone slightly undermines that rhetoric. it picked up a three month high on inflation and while he's right on the euro, they are in heavy deflation territory. with crude oil picking up in a bit of an inflection toward core wages inflation, is that narrative a little stale. christin

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tom keene, jonathan ferro and lisa abramowicz. jonathan: mohamed el-erian writes in, no river cruise. our audience worldwide, this is bloomberg surveillance on tv and radio. tk has the day off and he will be back tomorrow. lisa: i love that quote of a little bad news. you could have something that softens the outlook for the fed but not enough that you get the hard landing. you have growth but you have the fed that cuts rates. that's -- that was the narrative a couple of weeks ago but it seems to be shifting a little bit on the margins. jonathan: his $90 crude good news or bad news? lisa: it depends, it seems people are trying to parse who is good for and who is bad for. it makes it complicated for the fed and the airline industry is highlighting that this morning with the increase of costs sides to diesel and crude. how much does that end up getting passed along to consumers? jonathan: let's look at the airlines in the premarket. southwest is down by about 4%. the note we got from southwest was interesting. essentially, they are saying the same thing, fuel prices are up but southwest

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tom bateman, bbc news, morocco. ukraine has launched a substantial attack on the russian black sea fleet. moscow says ukraine attacked sevastopol with ten cruisesiles and three unmanned boats. russia's ministry of defence says it successfully intercepted most but that two ships undergoing repairs were damaged. earlier we heard from our diplomatic correspondent, paul adams, who's in kyiv and has been following the story. we don't yet know exactly how it was conducted, but the head of ukraine's air force has congratulated his pilots, which is a fascinating detail, suggesting that unlike previous attacks on sevastopol, which used primarily primarily drones, put that next to the russian statement about the use of cruise missiles and you have the very real possibility, and it is only that at the moment, we need to verify this, that this attack used western supplied, british or french storm shadow or scalp cruise missiles. if that's confirmed, that would probably be the first time those missiles, those weapons had been used inside crimea. certainly the attack, judging by the video evidence overnight, seemed to involve significant weaponry. it caused

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