it's wally. wally? well, hey! you forgot your razor. you went in the car? isn't it snazzy?u have to be asleep at the wheel not to map out the emotional highs and lows from the outset, but the ensemble cast are terrific, generating plenty of good—natu red laughter and tears as they bicker and bond about past, present and future. anyone who found themselves succumbing to the gentle pleasures of green book will find plenty to enjoy in this undemanding but clearly heartfelt film, which, from my money, features bettany‘s best performance since his first starring screen role in gangster no 1. it's available now on amazon prime video. that's it for this week. thanks for watching the film review. anna smith will be here next week. until then, stay safe. i didn't come to your father's funeral. no, i did not want you to come to my father's funeral. yes, and i respected your wishes and i didn't try to talk you into letting me. it's not the same thing. i have a question. are you the stupidest man alive? obviously, look who i'm with. hello there. we've seen a real mixture of weather tod

that's the kind of race we need right there these days. >> thinking about wally, wally is like i'm notrson. i belong to the people. everyone feed me. >> i have many lives. >> maybe they want change. we'll have to see. >> we will be watching that, too. 6:51 for you that morning and, of course, kari is watching the forecast for you. a lot of people heading out to the polls this morning, kari. >>> yeah, in the east bay we're starting out with some chilly temperatures. in fact, all around the bay area. upper 30s in the north bay. if you're going to be standing in those long lines have on a nice, warm coat. it's going to gradually warm up but you'll notice our high temperatures for today will be slightly cooler compared to yesterday. we're bringing it back to where we should be for early in november reaching up to 75 in san jose. 77 in martinez and in napa. san francisco will reach 65 degrees. we had that fog earlier this morning. it's clearing out. high pressure is moving away and it's allowing for the storm systems to approach coming in from the northwest. as we go into the weekend there

sure, but you went full ron burgundy, and you just -- the only thing you're guilty of is trusting wallynd on that point, you are guilty of murder [ laughter ] >> seth: how are you, my friend? >> you know, all right >> seth: you're in, again -- i've talked about how jealous i am that you cracked early on - >> yes >> seth: to shoot your show in a void >> that's right. >> seth: and then we all came back and you stayed in the void. you love the void. >> i love it i love the emotional antiseptic atmosphere that this void provides it also lets nothing in. nothing -- nothing from my life. it's just a completely sterile environment. >> seth: you did have a fantastic season finale. you blew up 2016, four years ago. >> yes yes. >> seth: and then this year, you blew up 2020, which, arguably, deserved it more >> yes >> seth: which is hard to believe. >> which is why we went with a significantly bigger explosion >> seth: and how does it go -- how does it come about when you were trying to figure out how to have a bigger explosion? >> well, it was -- literally, it was just asking explosives experts,

wally got real slow with the cards there, guys.yone's at home being like, "oh, really living in the pause after that punch line. >> it was -- >> seth: but ole wally got real slow with the card >> it was stuck. >> seth: it was stuck. hey. let's show again because i feel like we haven't looked at wally's side sponge for a while. [ laughter ] again, if you missed it, wally used to lick his fingers - [ laughter ] before switching cards and now, because of covid, he has to wear a sponge on the side of his face. just like that and then, sometimes, it doesn't work >> nope, it didn't work. >> seth: all right so, the key here is you remember that it was bill -- all right -- that's right today was bill gates's birthday and, this is fun, his family rented out a chili's oh, wait, sorry, i read that wrong. chile. they rented out chile. and finally, the founder of so-called sex-slave cult nxivm, keith raniere, was sentenced yesterday to 120 years in prison and if you want to know what 120 years feels like, binge watch "the vow." and that was a m

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business after five tough months. >> for the festival of light, sadly this is the one of the darkest and wally where i can't see any light. it is one of the toughest moments for us. i'm slowly dying. i don't have covid, but this is what it is doing to me. in the hospitality community. >> restaurants are hoping to convert a lot of their dining cancellations to takeout orders instead so at least all the extra food doesn't go to waste. >>> santa clara county is on the brink of regressing to the red tier. if that happens on tuesday outdoor bars would close. gyms would have to cut capacity and card rooms and wineries can only operate outdoors. in the county health officer told the virtual town hall today that the restrictions may not stop at red. >> our case rates are rising so fast that we are basically racing toward the most restrictive tear. i'm worried we will land in that tear a lot sooner than we want to and a lot sooner than i ever would have anticipated. >> as cases and restrictions ramp up again, anxiety is following. santa clara county behavioral health says messages to us 24/7 crisis lin

actually it started when a sign went up to reelect wally, the orange and white cat for mayor. neighbors say wally doesn't really have an owner but he is the neighborhood cat and every feeds him. after the sign went up, other owners put their own pets in the running as well. there is betty, macy, mimi. all vying for that mayoral position. the owners say they are up for the little furry election if it helps bring the community together. nice to see. >>> trending this morning. the boss is back and rocking some new records. ♪ bruce springsteen's new album "letter to you" is debuting on the billboard charts. first artist -- each of the last six decades. pretty amazing. i ghauess where they call him t boss. >>> a new most watched video on youtube and parents with children at home probably won't be surprised. ♪ ♪ baby shark baby shark >> oh, my. don't blame me, blame my producer. baby shark is now viewed more than 7 billion times taking over the top spot on the streaming site. it will take more than 30,000 years to play all of those back-to-back and i don't want we want to do that an

the 1st woman i am operating on comes from wally kali, though. she has already had 3 surgeries wasn't a hospital. this will be the 4th is to look at the horse from conversion to she is very traumatized. she was brutally raped, l'ouverture, her vagina was completely destroyed. and inside she had a very serious infection that our vision could resume for sure. we are cleaning everything and will give her antibiotics and hopefully she will get better and just go home. inventively. sure, for sure. every time i operate, it gives me a bit of relief. so it allows me to feel that i can make a small contribution to reduce the suffering of people to the teeth. but unfortunately, i believe that as long as there is impunity here, this will continue. this is because for 20 years it has been the same people committing these atrocities and they feel as if they can go on like this without facing any consequences for their actions. is wonderful to move so quickly to russell succumbs. i think i was well that was i was bullied by was how are you doing? where do thes

and we will be taking a look at how families plan to celebrate the wally during lockdown -- diwali duringockdown. ♪ good evening and welcome to bbc world news. in the united states, the number of new coronavirus infections recorded each day has doubled in just three weeks. latest record show 100 50,000 new coronavirus cases. that is a one-day record. with the thanksgiving holiday less than two weeks away now, when more people are expected to travel than at any other time of the year, local leaders are introducing all kinds of restrictions to try and stop the spread of the virus. chicago's mayor has asked residents to stay home for the next 30 days, beginning from monday. a similar move may be imposed across the state of illinois in the coming days. the governor of michigan has warned that hospitals are running dangerously low on personal protective equipment. she says cases are skyrocketing. and in new york city, the number of positive cases among those tested has hit 2.6%, closing in on the 3% threshold that would close down all public schools. neighboring new jersey state announced its

and drug trafficking are live issues here, yet for him, a republican, billions spent on a border wallisnt on a border wall is a waste of money. people think, well you build a wall, well you have solved the problem. they've already got saws that cut through that wall. you can do it with technology and do itjust as well. politically he made a promise, he was determined to keep it, he thought if he kept it, he'd get re—elected. that's the only reason he does anything. i'm not crazy about everybody crossing the border, but i'm not crazy about everybody that already lives here either. i mean there are good people and there are bad people in all stripes. you can't characterise people by where they come from. it takes a few hours to sort the calves for sale headed for oklahoma. they'll never see their mothers again. but that's business. activists say over 500 children remain separated from their families... building a big wall was only part of the plan. critics in congress and human rights groups claimed migrants were being treated like cattle under donald trump's zero tolerance child separati

biden has nominated former federal reserve chair janet yellen to the post of treasury secretary and wally emmel, who be the 1st black deputy treasury secretary. let's go live now to kristen salumi, who's in wilmington, delaware, kristen, so 1st, arizona, now wisconsin confirming the results showing biden as the winner. a double whammy. really for president trump. yes, the certification process is typically just a formality, but since president has continued to cast doubts on the results in these states, in particular, the announcement that these 2 states, arizona and wisconsin have certified their winning to joe biden. it just takes on added significance. president trump won both of these states in 2016, now know that he lost to arizona just over 10000 votes. arizona was even a tighter race. i'm sorry. arizona was just over 10000 votes and wisconsin was 26000 votes, but again, significant since he won those states in 2016, he and his legal team continue to act as if the results are still under dispute. and we do expect more legal challenges to come in wisconsin. those are to bend to count

should be entitled to know who won on november 30th and if somebody comes along and puts a ballot in wally which a very dangerous decision for this country what they did with pennsylvania now pennsylvania the state in question is also the state where joe biden recently ended his campaign now i here in new york city there is a bit of a tense situation people are bracing for protests and unrest in the aftermath of a potential result however we did take to the streets to find out if people could tell us the differences between the major candidates there's so much division but the people really know the real differences between trump and biden and their proposed policies take a listen. carnivals . come from the other. government experience. for you and from peru it has a near 0.0 so you just put them in the work so everyone close your heart let me see has a post. from the truth is. yes i really. did sit tight and i'm going to say don trump but it could be pirated. now there's a very visible police presence on the street of new york city tonight and that is in anticipation of protests that have

wally, why should christmas be different for us? than oxford professor of medicine writing the lancet. medical journal went as far as to say that the government's lockdown policy was institutionally racist. 1000000 hindus live in the u.k. as the wave of 3000000 muslims. we spoke to writer and journalist near delhi while in an op ed for r.t. . he did argue that christmas celebrations could have a dire impact on cable cases in england. christmas is much lower health hazard for the country than those of the smaller purse. the rules were because 90 percent of the country celebrates 14, makes it more dangerous than live restrictions. who are 90 percent return to we're going to go out and start mixing the messages. the government gives or are not clear. and there are a confusing and this is the conclusion that just gives a problem with just variables that please. i think this is a government that's managed pandemic perri very badly, and i think it keeps too cheap stunts throughout the main whether it was giving discounts for people to go

wally, why should christmas be different for us? an oxford professor of medicine rising, the lancet. medical journal went so far as to say that the government's lockdown policy was institutionally racist. 1000000 hindus to live in the u.k. as well as 3000000 muslims. we spoke to writer and journalist in the past delhi while in an op ed for r.t. . he did argue that christmas celebrations could have a dire impact on the cases in england. christmas is much more of a health hazard for the country and celebrate, and those of the smaller purse there was work because 90 percent of the country celebrates. that's what makes it more dangerous to live restrictions who are good. 90 percent of their country are going to go out there and start mixing the messages the government gives are or are not clear and they're very confusing. and this, the confusion that just gives the public we should just variables that please. i think this is a government that's managed the pandemic very, very badly. and i think it keeps too cheap stunts throughout the d

wally, why should christmas be different for us? that are not of the professor of medicine right in the lancet. medical journal went so far as to call the government's lockdown policy, institutionally racist. 1000000 hindis live in the u.k. as they were over 3000000 muslims. we did speak to the writer and journalist in a power valley while in an op-ed for r.t. . he argued that christmas celebrations could have a dire impact on covert cases. in england. christmas is much more of a health hazard for the country and sarah brady, than those of the smaller press there was were because 90 percent of the country, sarah brady, it makes it more dangerous than live restrictions. who are because 90 percent of the country are going to go out there and start mixing. the messages the government gives are not clear and they're very confusing. and this the computer just gives a public mission to just behave as they please. and i think this is a government that's managed pandemic very, very badly. and i think it keeps to keep stunts throughout the p

wally, why should christmas be different for us? well, oxford professor of medicine writing in the lancet medical journal went so far as the call, the government's locked on policy, institutionally racist 1000000 hindus live in the u.k. as do over $3000000.00 muslims. the u.k. health secretary has responded to the allegations of at the store shown in favor of christmas stressing that the holiday has a national importance on large cultural and historical significance. now we spoke, to writer and journalist, nor paul dully, while in an op ed for r.t., he argued that christmas celebrations could have a dire impact on covert cases. christmas is much more of a health hazard for the country and celebrate. and those of the smaller purse there was were because 90 percent of the country should celebrate. that's what makes it more dangerous to live restrictions who are because 90 percent of the country are going to go out there and start mixing. the messages the government gives are not clear and they're very confusing. and this to compute ju

should be entitled to know who won on november 30th and if somebody comes along and puts a ballot in wally which a very dangerous decision for this country what they did with pennsylvania. now pennsylvania is the state where joe biden recently ended his campaign now as tension is rising across the country we've got police on standby people boarding up their businesses in anticipation of protests it was quite interesting to ask people if they could name the policy differences between the 2 major candidates we took to the streets here in new york and we got some interesting answers take a listen. carnival . from from the other here in your dream job government experience. for them for housing near 0.0 so you destroy them from the work says we want most is your heart and let me see as opposed to you. from the truth is you. really. should sit back. and i'm going to say don trump but it could be provided. now the new york city police department is quite visible on the streets tonight as there is anticipation of protests that have already been called if the results go one way or the other now a

should be entitled to know who won on november 3rd and if somebody comes along and puts a ballot in wally which a very dangerous decision for this country what they did with pennsylvania. now pennsylvania was a key state in securing donald trump's 2016 victory and it's where joe biden just ended his campaign recently so at this point many people are nervous about how soon results will come in people anticipating exit poll results and other information now it is also a concern at this point that that here in new york which is a stronghold 'd of the democratic party and support for joe biden we actually took to the streets and we asked people if they could tell the difference between trump and biden when it came to policy what were the major policy differences between the 2 major candidates now we got some interesting answers take a listen. very little more. from from the other here in your. government experience. for them for it has a near 0.0 so you just put them in the work so if we want most is your party let me see as opposed to. being troops is. really. i would sit by. and i'm going t

if confirmed her deputy, it would be a man by the name of wally. he's nigerian born. he'd be the 1st black deputy treasury secretary, so maintaining biden's commitment to more diversity in his administration. nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house congresswoman from california called this a brilliant and visionary team. but they will have their work cut out for them as they forward given that the united states economic outlook is particularly challenging. we've seen millions of people lose their jobs. and while businesses were starting to reopen, after shutting down for the coronavirus over the summer, many are still having to close again. and people are staying home and concerned about resurging infection rates around the country. the economy is certainly expected to get worse before it gets better. or worse into 2021 and we have also a divided congress that the treasury secretary will have to attempt to unite into some sort of economic stimulus plan. right now. they have been completely deadlocked with democrats wanting to spend a lot more than the republicans do. a

wally, why should christmas be different for us? while an oxford professor of medicine writing in the lunsford medical journal went so far as to call the government's locked on policy, institutionally racist 1000000 hindus live in the u.k. us to over 3000000 muslims. meanwhile, the u.k. health 2nd response to the allegations of the store in favor of christmas saying it has a historical significance and national importance as well. we spoke to writer and journalist, dolly wall in an op ed for r.t. . in fact, the christmas celebrations could have a dire impact on covert cases in england. christmas is much longer health hazard for those of the smaller purse too. because 90 percent of the current chain makes it more dangerous than restrictions. who are 90 percent of their country are going to go out there and start mixing. the messages the government gives are not clear and they're very confusing. and this to confusion just gives the public. we should just i think this is a government this moment. very, very badly and it keeps to keep s

and more for the room, you who know the 1st woman i am operating on comes from wally kali. she has already had 3 surgeries wasn't a hospital. this will be the 4th to look at school johansson converse should be seeing. she is very traumatized. she was brutally raped. her vagina was completely destroyed. and inside, she had a very serious infection of issuing to the reservation. so we are cleaning everything and will give her antibiotics and hopefully she will get better. and we just be home in relatively shock for every time i operate. so it gives me a bit of relief, so it allows me to feel that i can make a small contribution to reduce the suffering of people to cheat. but unfortunately, i believe that as long as there is impunity here, this will continue. this is for you because for 20 years it has been the same people committing these atrocities too. and they feel as if they can go on like this without facing any consequences for their actions. is wonderful to move. so quickly to some circles. i think i was was, was, was, was, was, was, how are you doing? where do these c

biden has nominated former federal reserve chair janet yellen, to the post of treasury secretary and wally at the yemeni who will be the 1st black deputy treasury secretary. rumors of yellen is appointment triggered a rise in the value of more than 300 points last week. if the o.p.'s prime minister says his forces have not killed a single civilian during the conflict in te great, mate has been urged to engage in constructive dialogue with the grain and leaders during a phone call. with the u.s. secretary of state, iran's top nuclear scientist has been laid to rest at a state funeral in the capital tehran, most and fact is that they died in hospital on friday after his car was ambushed. a senior iranian security official has accused israel of using remote controlled weapons to kill its top nuclear scientist, several countries that condemned the assassination, while iran is vowing revenge blood and tears continues the next. i'm going to have the news hour for you in just under half an hour. i hope you'll join me that way. france was one of the 1st and largest colonial powers in the world, ru

the 55th street mayoral race started with one incumbent cat named wally running unopposed but a few canines and felines pounced at the opportunity to make this cat and dog race competitive. we spoke to young voters on their split views on the top candidates. >> i am definitely going to vote . i can see he would be very good as mayor. >> she wants to cast the patriarchy so that is why i'm going to vote for her. she is awesome. >> i love her. >> that is a lot. the neighborhood hosted an outdoor mask required election for the kids on halloween night. no word on which animal has won the mayoral race. >> we have to see how betty the cat does. >>> upping security in d.c. coming up, how the white house is ensuring no one can breach security on election night. >>> there are no animals on ♪ wild thing, ♪ ♪ you make my heart sing ♪ ♪ wild thing i... think i... you know what i think? i think you owe us $48.50... wild thing. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> right now on kpi

that's bring in the political panel to debate, democratic strategists kevin wally and political analystell. welcome to all of you. we are watching the senate. the tom tillis seat was decided today. everybody will be looking at georgia. stacy abrams said this on the late show with stephen colbert. it is about saving the marcus, mitch mcconnell is not a good leader, not a good man and we cannot withstand four more years of blocking and denying the needs of americans which how to those two races go down? >> stacy abrams, lies, lies, lies. leader mcconnell has been detected should in terms of making sure the senate operates appropriately. he's been a lot of republicans -- the interesting thing, this georgia race, the polls are almost split when it comes to the two candidates and will sign up very soon and considering that this particular democratic nominee relied on black support, support from young folks, that support usually drops down when it comes to non-presidential races. that will be an interesting dilemma not to mention the fact republicans are very concerned especially with widespr

also anned now, wally adeyemo.nden, the nomination is receiving flak from republican senators. and the incoming white house press secretary jen psaki. and cecilia rouse. if confirmed the team will inherit a devastating crisis due to the coronavirus pandemic exacerbated by republican senate blocking bills. joining me now, jason furman. jason, first of all, your reaction to the team. >> it's a dream team, andrea, a great group of people, each individually and together, so focused. i believe janet yellen. >> janet yellen's academic career was rooted in labor markets. she's presumably going to focus on exactly what joe biden wants to do. the wage inequality. the disparities that have been only exacerbated by covid. >> absolutely. i mean, this is something she spoke to as chair of the federal reserve. it's even more relevant, for the treasury secretary, who has a broader overview of the economy as a whole to care and focus on inequality, how workers are doing in our economy. >> you just authored a piece in foreign affai

there were unsuccessful campaigns for the democrats so what is weekly wally important here in georgia energize the voting base and get them to turn out. a visit from president trump would go a long way to do that. the get out and the go rally needs to happen closer to the runoff date in january. >> katie: all right. harris, we will get you on the other side, okay? house minority leader kevin mccarthy with a bold prediction about the republicans retaking the chamber in two years and why he says democrats saw the majority shrink last week. and why he says they will do even worse the next time around. all otc pain relievers including voltaren have one thing in common none are proven stronger or more effective against pain than salonpas patch large there's surprising power in this patch salonpas dependable, powerful relief. hisamitsu. >>> while the democrats praise socialism and advocated to defund the police, our members made a commitment to america. they would restore a way of life, rebuild our economy, and renew the american dream. we are eager and ready to show up to work. >> harris:

and wally adeyemo, senior international economic adviser under obama, will act as janet yellen's top deputy at the treasury department. climate activists have condemned the picks due to blackrock's funding of fossil fuel companies, among other issues. joe biden is currently recovering from fracturing his foot while playing with his dog. president trump's efforts to overturn the election results appear to be exhausted as he faced a string of defeats over the weekend. lawsuits in pennsylvania were rejected, both by the state's supreme court and a federal appeals court. and a recount in two liberal wisconsin counties, ordered by the trump campaign, cemented biden's victory there. trump said for the first time he'll leave office if the electoral college votes for joe biden, even as trump refuses to concede the election, which biden won in both the electoral college and popular votes by wide margins. trump was questioned by reporters thursday over his refusal to concede, including by reuters white house reporter jeff mason, whom trump then attacked. >> between you people. don't talk to me

the 1st woman i am operating on comes from wally kali. she has already had 3 surgeries wasn't a whole show, this will be the 4th. she said look at school johansson conversion. soon, she is very traumatized. she was brutally raped, l'ouverture, her vagina was completely destroyed. and inside she had a very serious infection that everything true to herself. and so we are cleaning everything and will give her antibiotics. and hopefully she will get better and just get home and write a little check for every time i operates. it gives me a bit of relief, so it allows me to feel that i can make a small contribution to reduce the suffering of people to the teeth. but unfortunately, i believe that as long as there is impunity here, this will continue. this is because for 20 years it has been the same people committing these atrocities and they feel as if they can go on like this without facing any consequences for their actions. is wonderful to move. so quickly to solve all circles. i think it was, was, was, was, was, was, was, was, how are you d

and wally adeyemo will be the first deputy secretary of the treasury. however, no mention yet of just who president-elect biden will tap to be his next energy secretary. the entire sector is waiting and wondering including my next guest, tom werner, chairman and ceo of solar power giant sun power. good to see you. we already showed your stock. it has really sort of run ahead of what could have been the news a couple of months ago and that is a possible biden presidency. couple of possible contenders' names are being tossed about here. nuclear physicist ernest munez, for one. what are you hearing? >> well, i think those are positive steps. obviously there's going to be support for the paris accord and there's going to be support for renewables. renewables, after all, represented 64% of all new energy generation in america through september of this year. so it is clear there will be head of due that will be a renewable energy leader and will take that direction for our national labs and work with congress on policies that help us win in what is clearly th

roll the clip, wally. >> scollins, i do cue cards. >> you, too? seriously?om meeting. >> unbelievable! that's not even the type of tank i like. those sleeves were clearly cut. >> seth: uh-huh. >> well, seth, you know what else could use some clear cuts? "a closer look." >> seth: you about finished, pal? >> nope. seth, do you know why i wear a tank top on zoom? >> seth: i don't know. 'cause you don't think things through? >> i wear a tank top on zoom for the little kid watching at home who clearly does not have the arms to pull something like that off, but he does it anyway. >> seth: sorry. how is a kid watching our zoom meeting? >> i do it for the little kid in the midwest who, all his life, has been told he needs to hide his weird chest hair. >> seth: what little kid has chest hair? >> i don't know. he's like italian. ♪ >> seth: scollins. >> seth, tank tops aren't just for lifeguards, or stepdads or guys who want you to know, "if you can read this, my old lady fell off." they're for scollins' and karnells' -- >> seth: another writer who wears tank tops but

>> seth: just right over there >> which one >> seth: wally >> oh.etflix later this year we'll be right back with nbc's kristen welker >> and remember, always trust your gut [ laughter ] ♪ [captain] captain morgan sliced apple, lemon, wanted to introduce you guys. [sliced apple] we already met. [lemon] oh yeah. [whispers] it was delicious. [captain] so you guys are like a thing? [lemon] yeah. [sliced apple] no. [lemon] i mean no. [sliced apple] no. [lemon] are we fighting? [lemon] oh my god this is our first fight. wowww! [lemon] oh my god this is our first fight. vicks vapopatch. easy to wear with soothing vicks vapors for her, for you, for the whole family. trusted soothing vapors, from vicks ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way xfinity mobile's fast nationwide 5g network meets the first iphone with 5g. get the new iphone 12 on xfinity mobile. and right now get $250 off. learn more at an xfinity store today. ♪ >> seth: our next guest is a white house correspondent for nbc news and co-anchor of "weekend toda

wally adamo, a nigerian born economic advisor to be deputy treasury secretary under yellen and indian-americanneera tanden, president of left-wing center for american progress. they will head the budget. peter morici, great to see you. start for the pick for omb chief, neera tanden. the center for american progress is not known for suggesting ideas that sponsor fiscal responsibility. is somebody like her, i would think more closely develops or tracks with the progressive wing of the democratic party, will she make it through senate confirmation? >> oh, i think that is questionable but if she doesn't make it there will be someone else. we have to be clear the president-elect is stocking the policy advisor group with people that are going to offer up lots of programs that would cost us a lot of money and we can't fit in, so we would have to have deficit financing and if it is not neera basically someone else says new monetary theory says we can print the money so let's go ahead and do it. david: start at the top, for a second, peter, janet yellen i think would be accepted by the senate because a

york in the '70s and he has a partner, who is a man, who is played by peter macdissi, whose name is wallysn't come out to his family in the south and the death of his father means that he has to -- he has to head home to the south. and the two parts -- the two parts of his life just come sort of crashing together. and it's -- it's a moving film but with jokes >> >> jimmy: well, hopefully, people can watch this and get a few laughs, but also, start some conversations it's awesome that you did this bud. i want to show everyone a clip here is paul bettany in "uncle frank," take a look at this. >> so that is two rooms at $14 each >> i don't think we need two rooms. we can make do with one if you have a cot >> what is the relationship? >> hmm >> the relationship between the two of you and the young lady over there? >> oh, she's my niece. i'm his nephew >> i'm afraid i'm going to need the young lady to stay in her own room >> yeah. that makes sense >> okay. >> jimmy: paul bettany, everybody. "uncle frank" begins streaming on amazon prime video tomorrow paul, any time in the world, if you're fee

sorry, wally, is that the only thing on the card?that's it >> seth: huh, i guess we were over relying on him. [ laughter ] all right, let me tell a story when we first started the show about six years ago, our first episode in this studio we had two guests amy poehler, my dear friend, and joe biden. and it was important to me that amy poehler was our first guest. because i really did not believe then, and do not believe now that i would ever have this job if it wasn't for her which meant that we had to ask the then, vice president of the united states if he would be the second guest on a show that started, and continues to start at 12:35 in the morning. and he said, with no hesitation, it would be an honor to follow the great amy poehler. and i think that he said that for two reasons. one, he is at his core, a decent human being. and, two, he knew that if we asked amy to go second, it would be a whole thing [ laughter ] this is true i like trains. i genuinely like trains. my favorite of all the american trains is amtrak because it's

ordinary rules that everybody's been now in for years talking to in fact for joining us professor michael wally from florida state university thank you. so at the moment the presidential election is tilting towards joe biden the result is still 3 days to pay election it's an indication that things haven't gone as well as democrats had hoped despite a demo donald trump's divisiveness a mishandling of the coronavirus pandemic democrats a staring at a reduced majority and the house of representatives and that bit to win the senate looks over their reactions from house speaker democrat nancy pelosi and republican minority leader kevin mccarthy. president elect biden has a strong mandate to lead and you'll have a strong democratic half with him and many democrats in the senate one of the reasons we were able to win so many feet was to present the caliber of leadership of our members. some of them one a few did not all of them excellent as of right now we have 7 g.o.p. pickups we also have 11 outstanding races that i feel very confident that will continue to grow and when i will likely have an additi

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biden has nominated former federal reserve chair janet yellen to the post of treasury secretary and wally of the yaml, who will be the 1st black deputy treasury secretary, rumors of yellin support, and contributed to the dow jones, reaching a record high of $30000.00 last week. so who exactly is janet yellen? well, the former federal reserve chair made history as the 1st woman to lead the u.s. central bank. she took over in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, and unemployment fell steadily during her tenure. if confirmed a should also be the 1st woman to lead the treasury department in its 231 year history. the 74 year old is respected on both sides of the political aisle and on wall street. investors see her as someone likely to increase spending to lift the country out of its coronavirus induced recession. of course a solution joins us live now from what wilmington in delaware. as so kristen, what is the secret army team say about what biden's approach is likely to be when we see him following through on a campaign commitment to have a government that looks more like the people it re

former obama economic adviser wally adeyemo is going to serve under janet yellen.or economist cecilia reuss will chair the chair of economic advisers and center of america progress neera tanden has been slated to head the office of budget. this was met by opposition by john cornyn's team and that she stands zero chance of being confirmed. and joe, mcconnell's aide, josh holm, said this was a sacrifice to the confirmation gods in tanden. i'm interested on their thinking on that particular pick and psaki tweeted said there are six moms of young kids on that team. i think that's something that a lot of working women are focused on. it's pretty cool. >> it is historic and it's a cabinet shaping up to look like america. tell me what's the problem with neera? i hope -- i hope that they're not going to even to start to talk about deficits or debt since john cornyn and mitch mcconnell and every senator in the united states senate was part of the most massive expansive of our federal deficits and our federal debt and they actually passed the biggest, most bloated budgets in

wally. >> what's he eating?shows up for work at a law firm in knoxville. brought in by one of the attorneys there. no one in the office knew they were getting a new co-worker. he showed up. here's the reaction. >> i had no idea the animal would be here. he came hopping around the corner behind us, i exclaimed out what the fudge. >> common term, what the fudge. >> yeah. polite. helps the firm by comforting clients, you can see that, can be a bit of a troublemaker, untying shoe laces of lawyers while conducting depositions. >> when you said you had that story, i assumed in australia. >> that's all the information i have. that's great. >> my talk of the table is sam smith's new album "love goes." it has a bonus track, how do you sleep. ♪ how do you sleep when you lie to me. >> first two albums multi-platinum hits, number one and two on the charts in the u.s. and uk. the singer's emotional, revealing music earned four grammys, an oscar, and golden globe. smith who identifies as nonbinary, uses pronouns they, them, s

thejourney of knee death and his partner wally, —— nice.and you have to be asleep at the wheel not to map out the emotional highs and lows from the outset but the ensemble cast are terrific, generating plenty of good—natured terrific, generating plenty of good—natu red laughter terrific, generating plenty of good—natured laughter and terrific, generating plenty of good—natu red laughter and tears terrific, generating plenty of good—natured laughter and tears as they bicker and bond about past, resident and future. anyone who found themselves succumbing to the gentle pleasures of green book will find plenty to enjoy in this undemanding but clearly heartfelt movie. it is available now on amazon prime video. that's it for this week, thanks for watching the film review. anna smith will be here next week and until then, stay safe. element i didn't come to my father — your element i didn't come to my father —— your father's funeral. element i didn't come to my father -- your father's funeral. and didn't wa nt -- your father's funeral. and didn't

nira tandeu, cecilia ralph and wally, chief of staff of larry fink at the blackrock group.y join janet yellen as secretary of treasury, of course as we get confirmation of the senate. jen as secretary and karen as communication's director. many are familiar because they are all part of the obama administration. joe biden has fractured his foot after playing with his dog over holiday weekend. he was seen leaving x-ray appointment and will likely require a walking boot for several weeks after the fall. well, confirmed u.s. cases of the coronavirus hitting grim record passing four million in saturday. 90,000 people people hospitalized. people are asked to stay home as much as possible and to wear a face mask all of the time. gatherings with those not living in your household are banned. tackling the election issues and the fraud that president trump talked about, the president's attorney headed to arizona to meet with state legislators, state representative mark finchim saying that to hear testimony, a similar event was held in gettysburg, pennsylvania last week. joining me to

guys, i'm reminded of national lamb president obama poon vacation drives all across the country troy wallyose says you are closed. i say you are open. okay? i think the 73 million americans who voted for president trump are going to -- are looking -- they did not vote for lockdowns. they know there is a 99.9% survival rate virus for most people. they want their kids in school. they are heartened by the atilis gyms and ian smith and the salon owners and barbers in the first lockdown set the example. they were almost alone in doing so. i think a lot of people looked at that and said if it were to happen again i'm going to take part. i think you will see a revolt. you will see people say i'm keeping my restaurants with open. i'm going to have a family gathering. call the police on me and my grandpa for getting together in our home. we are not going to be 6 feet apart. we are going to hang out. we know how to handle this ourselves. i don't think it's going to stand and that will be a clash between the democrats want to control everything. will: i think you are right. absolutely. i think there

on independence day of 1974, while on a family vayation -- vacation, their 11-year-old son wally began to struggle in the water. lee dove in fully clothed to save him but he perished in an unsuccessful attempt to save his first born son. lee edge's life was dedicated to service to his god, his service and his country. he's survived by his sons fran -- by his wife francis and his sons and three grandsons who would have been the pride of his life. wallace lee edge sr. served his country proudly for many years and his legacy will be forever woven into our bright american history. lee was not only committed to his country but he was a man of faith who was whole heartedly committed to his family and community. i've requested the united states flag be flown over the united states capitol to honor his life and legacy. i urge all americans to pray for our country in these difficult times, for our veterans, for our military men and women who keep us safe and for our first responders who keep us safe at ome. madam speaker, i rise today to honor the life and legacy of lee wayne russ. a courageous