to which wally replied, "fits in my wallet. [ laughter ] balls and all."mes from the insecurity of being a 44-year-old man who has never been involved in actual business and may not fully understand what it takes to engage in networking and building relationships. since at the height of his own height of his own professional career, he was wearing wigs and playing dress-up on television. nbc would like viewers to disregard seth's opinions about business cards as they do not reflect the network's position and do not make any sense. we now resume our broadcast. >> seth: and don't call me, i'll call you. we'll be right back, everybody, with sarah kendzior. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ladies and gentlemen, the extra crispy colonel... ♪ bronze and golden new and tasty ♪ ♪ cut to close up of the crispy colonel ♪ ♪ that's the name of the sandwich ♪ ♪ because it's extra crispy like me ♪ ♪ cut back to the sandwich, then cut to me ♪ ♪ cut close on the sandwich, cut close on me ♪ that's too close. thanks. let me hear them product attributes. [crunching] get the new cri

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so the rhino instinct wally is trying to protect the mom. look at the toe. they have what looks like soap and water and they're trying to clean mom up. >> you leave my mommy alone. >> that's so cute. got this smooth little nose that's adorable instead of my horn, but still. >> take a stand for your mama, little homey. >> that's kind of cute. >> it's very cute. >>> guys like us, oli, we love a good power tool. well, there's a new one on the market and the owner of wiley hardware is going to show us how it works. he does these new product reviews quite frequent. >> i why do you flooed need an electric hammer? >> why do you need an electric saw? you could just saw it by hand but it's so much easier to go -- >> why do you need an electric light, you could just, you know, candle. >> proceed. >> he says gets a lot of requests for these so they finally got it, he's going to plug it in and demonstrate the power of the electric hammer. >> this is a whole lot easier than the old fashion way, folks. >> so, the thing is, at least a dozen people are going to ask for this

joe and wally east they're still old fashion terrorists they overplayed the standard not just doing it from a i'm giving it four hundred as well because he was so passionate about standing. oh you will to everything in my power to make sure every football fund it wants to start is able to stand because of the conversations and discussions about which modifies that site never never yaffa would liverpool football club ever go there again i think i'll be the last ones today but i think i will have to do it in the ngs when every other folks are close to say. and i just state that i can. emotional and look at this common sang us and say that standing did not tell anybody. new is brooks thank you so much for joining me on lang and hearing orszag there because thank you very much. like. the old. law. the way the system should work is that every stock bond security underwritten by wall street or any bank in america one percent should be carved out and put into salsa security so that americans whether they have a job as minimum wage workers or whether they're c.e.o.'s all across the spectrum ev

and believe disney does managed to acquire 21st century knoxville i think bringing the very height wally production focus that it has in the movie sphere, and the ability to wave in merchandise in a way netflix has not been able to do could get become a competitor. caroline: fascinating points henry brings up, all. where are you seeing the landscape? is this a winner takes all expectation here. paul: there has been a rising tide with more and more subscription services and there is no sign of that slowing down yet. like everything else, that is not sustainable either. i agree with henry that competition is coming from all quarters. theynd disney are competitors. andhave amazon, hulu, potential competitors like apple and faith of that have not -- apple and facebook, which have not tipped their hands fully yet, but once they start, they have the kinds of budget netflix has been throwing around. and they have the expertise and relationships and could give netflix serious competition. caroline: i mean, talking of how the share price has performed and the competition there -- i am diving into

announced the formation of isis in syria in april two thousand and thirteen our laps he became the wally of aleppo which meant she oversaw all islamic state activities within province that was the province where most journalists were going and i was the problem that province in which most journalists made workers were ultimately kidnapped there was an unbelievable spike in abductions from the moment i've seen was in charge of aleppo. when the kidnapping all locals became grampound right from the beginning of the civil war everybody was kidnapping reach syrians in order to fund their own fights they started kidnapping foreigners too and of course all their well to syrians had moved out so at that point the foreigners became a very good way to fund their years are going to its mission to keep but don't count only a james fall and sell it to another organisation for maybe ten thousand dollars maximum a saying amount of small money but of course different kind. of credit which a lot. of us to finance the suden out of one hundred thirteen wasn't sofie you know from another student who would i

today's purpose is not for us to wally -- wallow together look together boldly and optimistically with the ways and tools that we can use to gain control of the u.s. fiscal situation and to improve our lot going forward. and we will be looking for this to our sister republic for guidance. it is my distinguished privilege to introduce our panel today that will be leading the discussion. we are joined from switzerland where he was chairman of the group experts. he is also director of the economic institute and professor of applied macroeconomics will kick off today's discussion on the set break. afterwards we will have a lively discussion including professor barry paulson with the debt rules in the united states. the table roles. i would also like to mention it to book so that he is co-authored which are particularly relevant for today's discussion. the first can the debt growth be stopped. role -based policy options. and restoring america's physical constitution. the chair for the public understanding of economics at the cato institute. he was have of public policy at the institute of e

. >> wow, opened the wally gets the shot coming through partner, liz notre dame 3612 mike 58.een such a comeback. notre dame is down 15 in the third quarter. the irish by five and two minutes to play. tonight, the end of the men's college basketball season for all the marbles with villanova against michigan. unbelievable games on saturday. they took out kids in saturday night. the llanelli did. >> there's no time to celebrate. just enjoy it and be with it. >> michigan head coach john beeline has guided his team to 14 consecutive wins. six by five points against the wildcats playing for second title in three years. 9:20 a.m. eastern start. cinderella -- a 90-year-old sister jean chaplin caused some confusion. >> sister jean is leaving early. so soon? >> she was a giving up on the team. she whipped her usual spot in the tunnel where she goes to greet the players to avoid the madness on the court. a school official college utterly suggesting. anyone would suggest that she quit on the team. final pga tour event before the masters. and poulter at the houston open. he earns a stop a

since that middle to same and warmish wally. cage's it and how does but you see if you look at the n.b.a. and what it there i'm see a second who we eventually there lenny and gaming but to be young was that would hang. one hundred houses c.c. bill believe. does have a daily aleck and. if you don't then he made the shady little mini me with the bar on the bush deed but the other big daley felina not alone want us the kind of football. mocking him enough would have cut them futile then given what he can do we hustle to sissy a lot of basketball and then maybe it's made in the spirit. but the speed in the old thought if he does a missed the man needed me i can. but he as soon flick in your midfield of being below it sadly to be shipped to be good if you need a small yard little bit of the man but the capability of the lab possibly milledge the loss of a good thing but if you've been or are you know the trick me and the less equal of nini matric yes equal american honey and respond via had a classical god but it would be sucky latel

hi, wally. good to see you, bud, oh, i'm here. i'm so happy to beere! i'm back! oh, this is great!ning. all right. i'll see you then. [ cheers and applause ]

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apollo 13 crisis, and the all political fear as rising from aed wally years of failure. there is a minimumly layered decision make perfecting gres. to enhance a mission to move rapidly through a decision. it was a strong core of nasa engineering expertise. doug remembers what that was like. that engineering expertise gave managers who options one from industry and one from a core of engineers. there was strong, commercial and supplier teams but, a very important qualification, nasa controlled development and manufacture of all items in a critical path to success. and i emphasize that in the critical path to success. international participation and those early days was encouraged but only for science experiments and lunar sample analysis. there was a working environment of liberty. no one with whom i worked felt inhibited in speaking up at any time from preliminary design reviews from critical design reviews to tests, to simulation, and to flight operations because this new presidential initiative will span future generations, there are, however, several necessary decisio

mark wallis started using cannabis to try to help patients not only treat their pain but get them offative back then. this is the big alternative for now. >> do you say the cannabis is better than opioids? >> it is definitely safer. you have someone dying from a drug overdoes. no documented overdose from cannabis. it is definitely safer here. we are in the throws of one of the worst self-inflicted epidemic. it is hard to believe it flattened life expectancy. it treats pain. it treats pain. so does cannabis. it also decreases inflammation that is also the source of the pain. it seems to be safer and do things opiates can't do. >>> this is cnn tonight. we are live in washington for you. we are following multiple big stories tonight. first breaking news on the russia investigation to tell you about. he met with donald trump jr. and other

her authors have included wally lamb, howard stern, sean hannity, michael moore and khloe kardashianame just a few. she also famously conducted the 2006 o.j.imismson interview about the death of nicole brown simpson which finally aired last month on fox. she's the ceo of regan arts. judith, great to see you. what do you think happened to janice duk ickinson in lake tah? >> i don't know what happened. all i know is what she told me which is something she did in 2001, early 2002. we published her book in 2002. she was very upset when she told me the story. she told me he had drugged her and raped her and she was very, very clear about it. she was emotional. she was angry. she was sad and told me this story repeatedly because she begged me to include it in her book which we could not do because of any possible legal issues. the legal department at that time, they were much more conservative about including things like that and cosby had the reputation for being extremely litigeuous. it was their idea we not include that story in the book. she was very upset about that and worked with a

the historic averages wally 50 basis points. 175 -- the fed is telling us is coming from bond yields other hundred 25 comes to close the gap russian mark i don't know. it is possible it comes in and we markets rallying. on the flipside, you have global bond markets and global interest rates and one of the reasons the u.s. rates have not yet risen super dramatically, we had a very successful treasury option. it is because rates in europe are still much lower than they are in the u.s.. the process is pretty clear, we are moving to higher rates based on stronger economies and inflation. banks are tightening, not using any more. and some point you will get a reflection point for the bond investors are it >> great to much,ou on, thank you so ceo and cio. news, police in california have received reports of an active shooter at youtube's headquarters. police rosetta that was speaking be a telephone. we have their the detail. i will report this once more. it will resume fourth of an active shooter at youtube. fourth of an active shooter at youtube. if we get any further headlines, we will br

>> i wrote something up and i gave it to wally.seth: fine. welcome back to "late night." i am pretending to be excited about our next guest. [ laughter ] he is a man i've seen on tv and who i have made no effort to get to know in real life. he is a casual acquaintance at best and -- how much longer is this? >> just read the cards! >> seth: all right! [ laughter ] he is just another celebrity cog in my cold, unfeeling machine of a talk show. [ laughter ] also he won the 1998 academy award for best director for "titanic." [ laughter ] please welcome to the show timothy olyphant! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: you are -- you are my good friend. [ cheers and applause ] i -- >> speaking of good friends, do you know who was great to work with? >> seth: who? >> billy zane. >> seth: billy zane? [ laughter ] >> we cut the ship in half and sunk it. >> seth: wow. [ light laughter ] so this is -- and when you -- when you were making -- when you were directing "titanic," did you just think, "wow, we got an oscar winner on our hands here?"

for the agency care international and she's the team leader for the emergency response at the chunk wallie refugee settlement in western uganda thanks so much for talking with us you're on the ground there how do you feel about the outcome of today's donor's conference in geneva. good evening i mean i think that one consider that the current state of the funding for the r.c. response is that five percent that this conference of the president the s.s. and the right direction however. dematerialised just not this is definitely not enough to need all of almost thirty million people who needs you might say enough distance to survive now you provide assistance to refugees arriving in uganda from the democratic republic of congo tell us exactly what they are coping with what do they tell you well since the beginning of the year uganda has received seventy thousand refugees from cargo this is actually ten thousand small because you have less to receive throughout the. whole two thousand and eighteen so we're really really stretched for months here and people are telling how horrendous stories. th

wally cox. but he is now denying what we know he did. >> yeah, i know. look. this is sort of classic trump reaction, right? i don't even know her. i would never say that. i would never do that. even if it something he is on film saying and doing, he would never say or do it. so that's his defense mechanism. and so it's what we expect of him. back up. he is president of the united states, and we expect him to tell these ridiculous lies when he is cornered. >> we have defined deviancy downward. he reminds me of sergeant schultz in hogan's heroes. i don't know nothing. natasha bertrand, thank you, gene robinson. the progress he has made in dealing with north korea there is still a gaping divide between what he is saying and how some u.s. officials are ha hand-wringing. imagine that guy with that haircut beating trump in the pr war that guy, kim jong-un, unbelievable. bad guy to lose to. >>> plus, more trouble for another trump cabinet member. new reporting shows scott pruitt may be even more of a swamp creature than previously thought. now the white house support

hi, wally. good to see you, bud, oh, i'm here. i'm so happy to beere! i'm back! oh, this is great! cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome back. >> so do i just -- do i go to the desk now? >> seth: no, no, you -- you have to go to your dressing room until the interview. [ laughter ] >> that's right. of course. >> seth: yeah, yeah. >> yes, sorry. roll the opening, roll the opening. all right. i'll see you then. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- jimmy fallon, from "a.p. bio" actor and comedian patton oswalt, music from kylie minogue, featuring the 8g band with sarah tomek. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers and this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. kanye west tweeted pictures this afternoon of a make america great again hat he got from president trump. [ laughter ] in response, trump tweeted pictures with some clothes that kanye got him

mark wallis since then over the last 20 years started using cannabis to try to help patients not onlyed hundreds of patients like there. there's no alternative back then. this is the big alternative for now. >> what makes cannabis -- can you say that cannabis is better than opioids for this? >> two things, one is it is definitely safer. you have someone dying from a drug overdose every 19 minutes in this country. no documented overdose from cannabis. it is definitely safer here. that's not unimportant here. we are in the throws of one of the worst self-inflicted epidemics in our history with this end i had epidemic. it is hard to believe it flattened our life expectancy. number two is it treats pain. opioids treat pain by interfering with pain signals to the brain. so does cannabis. it also decreases inflammation which is often the source of the pain. it seems to be safer and do things opiates can't do. >> all right. tune in. sanjay's special report this sunday night at 8:00. time now to hand it over to don lemon and "cnn tonight." >>> this is "cnn tonight." i'm dobson lemon. we are l

wallis simpson but in a much more positive way. positive way. want, the members of the public want. wantwn royal family. victoria, thank you very much indeed. thank you very much indeed. suspect you have a busy few weeks ahead! ahead! news, every single paper, most of the papers have a polite today. the papers have a polite today. also a 16 page souvenir pull—out as well. 35 pages, just view. love to look back and see how many there were for prince george. there were for prince george. possibly more! thank you very much indeed. it is 16 minutes past eight. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. the main stories this morning. into pedestrians in toronto. officials say it was a deliberate attack. assure them he's tackling anti—semitism within the party. was quite a bit of coverage of carol's 20 years. and why not. good morning, old. morning, old. you may notice that it's quite cloudy. cloudy. of bright spells, sunshine and showers. showers. clipping south cumbria and heading into yorkshire. into yorkshire. across northern ireland and scotland, some of them heavy. scotland, some of them h

wheil e --wally worked with our we haveues at occd -- created strong and critical partnerships with aha and ahs. we will hold a legislative hearing on over 25 pieces of legislation that underscore the nature and complexity of the opioid crisis and shows that we should take steps to address this together. >> thank you for the opportunity ofdiscuss fda's role confronting opioid epidemics. i am grateful for this committee's commitment to the in combating this epidemic. to address this crisis, threeworking across broad domains. we are working on new paneer middies that are not as addicted to traditional opioids -- addictive as traditional opioids. things, we are taking new steps to require sponsors to provide better health care and finding ways how change how opioids are packaged. we want prescribers to provide documentation for prescriptions above a significant amount. we are ramping up our efforts aimed at the interdiction of illegal drugs including narcotics. this includes a new authority at theources aimed international mail facilities. there is a flood of dangerous products entering th