>> well, that's my other company. >> seth: tell everybody about cue cards by wally >> cue cards by wallyan't do cue card for celebrities," like yourself and other people, "why don't i do personalized cue cards for people at home.” because they can't go to birthday parties, they couldn't go to parties, it's kind of perfect time to do it. >> seth: these are on the iconic "snl" cue cards. >> same cue cards written all by me >> seth: yeah. >> which i was shocked to think people would want. but they did and every time i sent one out, and i looked at it before i sent it out, i was like, "they're really going to be disappointed, i think. because it's just really marker on a piece of cardboard. >> seth: yep >> every time they got it, they were like, "this is the greatest thing i've ever gotten in my life." and they love it >> seth: it's really nice when someone is willing to admit that their product is just marker on a piece of cardboard >> it really is. >> seth: i think that's one of the things we love about you, is your honesty the other thing i want to say is, you know, this is no joke that c

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for you to see wally >> i love wally. >> seth: yeah. >> i try to steal his cue cards every night beforewhat -- but doesn't that seem to be a crime you're perpetrating on the host, because they're the one that needs to read the cue cards at the end. >> wow, i guess i'm very selfish, seth. [ laughter ] >> seth: last we talked this -- this summer, you were in your mom's basement >> yes >> seth: i -- i believe like everyone who has ever met your mom, huge fan of hers. >> great lady. >> seth: great lady. but are you happy to be out of the basement although i should note, the basement looked pretty nice. there seemed to be multiple computer -- video game consoles. >> thank you >> seth: so i didn't - >> i would just like people to know that i bought that house, too. like - >> seth: that's -- okay, that's a very - >> yeah. i set up -- it was sick down there. >> seth: yeah. >> like people would come over and be like, "oh, this is sick." >> seth: yes >> you know? >> seth: i think it was actually -- we -- it was a service to everyone to see how nice the situation was because i think we use mom's b

>> no, we have not even requested to interview wally.d you think? >> well, i thought, wow, huge red flags. i thought, wow, this guy, we haven't even asked to talk to him and he already has an attorney. and the attorney is already contacting us telling us not to contact wally opdycke? it was crazy. same with linda. she hired an attorney right away. >> linda invoked her fifth amendment right to remain silent. a judge ultimately ordered her to sit for a deposition. still didn't say anything. >> pretty much every question we asked her she took the fifth on. >> so there was one defendant in the murder of mark stover. michiel oakes. but he certainly didn't look the part of a hired killer. all 5'6" of him. soft spoken, understated, articulate. father of four, grandfather of one. >> yeah, he is not your hollywood casting for hitman. >> but cast as defense attorney? seattle's colorful and irrepressible john henry browne. >> he's a really kind, compassionate, loving guy. >> could anyone believe what happened next? the accused murderer released on

nicknamed wally, the great whale has been spotted swimming in the mediterranean sea near france. second sighting by biologists ever of a gray whale in the area since they normally live in the pacific ocean migrating along the coast of california. biologists think wally was in the arctic and took a bad turn because some of the northern routes only passable in the summer melted early because of warmer waters. >> translator: with global warming accelerating the mounting of the ice, this young whale made a mistake and instead of descending along the pacific coast it descended along the atlantic coast. >> reporter: scientists say the 2-year-old whale then became even more disoriented, crossing the jgibraltar strait into the mediterranean which doesn't have the food sources gray whales need to survive. zwlt italians have estimated he has less than 37% of the mass of his species at his age. apart from that it's just that very very close to the coast. we'll really have to watch out for this animal. >> reporter: moving about 80 to 90 kilometers a day, wally is believed to be making his wa

at the same time, israel has been witnessing some of the worst riot, particularly between jewish wally and eric is really that it's witness in yet. so you have a very delicate situation that over the political wrangling is coming again, perfect of anything to keep it updated. paula thought he's paul asleep and television. thank you for joining us here and i'll see international. we're back in 30 minutes with the latest. see then. oh the the the the ah, me initial this is marsha law and the middle could be seen on the condition is that issue is giving me the legal team manages to get the case because cost at the united nations and sweden begins to feel the international political pressure especially from that in america, me promoting and respecting human rights for all women men, girls and.

and when i got home, uncle wally called me to come down to the furniture store to meet this precious red-headed young guy, and it was love at first sight. wonderful. never thinking that i would marry a military man. never crossed my path that i would do that because i saw how much they moved. and i knew their lifestyle. so for me to fall in love with a young lieutenant was a little bit of a surprise to me. i was a product of the '60s and '70s thinking i would be, you know, working and doing the good for the country, and -- i don't know. i don't know where i thought it would take me, but i didn't think it would take me back to blyville, and then i didn't think it would take me where i've been. >> wow. >> so very strange life that's been wonderful. >> i know love kind of trumps all -- >> yes. >> did you worry about the consequences of marrying a military man and the separations and things? did you think about that as you courted, or did that kind of get swept away? >> robert was a true military man. he always believed in the greater good. and if it was his job to fly and bomb, then tha

wally? wally, you sure it wasn't you?t is, i'm very disappointed and whoever did it, i hope you feel very guilty and a little bit paranoid we got a great show for you tonight. you know him from "brockmire," "ray donovan," and of course "the simpsons," hank azaria will be here. she is a six-time grammy-winning singer and songwriter and now a "new york times" number one best-seller. brandi carlile will be here. she is a correspondent on "the daily show" and one of the stars of "the great north" on fox, dulce sone -- sloan, excuse me, will be here in studio but before we get to all of that, former house speaker john boehner is currently on a press tour promoting his new memoir, "on the house," which details among other things his many regrets from his time in office and yesterday we learned that trump's attorney general bill barr is getting a book deal too which brings us to a segment we call, "hey! ♪ >> seth: hey, i don't need a book from every single public official who retires i mean, how many dads do you think i have he

and the salesman, that i called uncle wally, one day robert asked him where he would be able to find a woman in blyville. and he said if you just wait a couple of months, mr. wade's daughter is completing her master's and she'll be home. and when i got home, uncle wally called me to come down to the furniture store to meet this precious red-headed young guy and it was love at first sight. never thinking i would mary a military man. never crossed my path that i would do that because i knew how much they moved. i knew their lifestyle. for me to fall in love with a young lieutenant was a surprise for me. i was a product of the '60s and '70s, thinking i would be working and doing good for the country. i don't know where i thought it would take me but i didn't think it would take me back to blytheville and where i've been. so a very strange life but it's been wonderful. >> i know love trumps all. >> yes. >> but did you worry about the sequences of marrying a military plan and the separations and things? did you think about that as you courted or did that get swept away? >> robert was a tr

that has a fried in lashings of oil them, but it is, is them would be very typical because we'd like wally food was like get them i think and i was just going with the doe in the meat or fried in the same oil and they did on this every year was like that and then that gives good not just their flavor and makes them so tasty. digital, what hasn't been but, and they will so much the traditional dish from the region that remains as popular today. ah, that's all from us. this week at global 3000, thanks very much for joining us. and do tell us what you liked about the program, right to us that global 3000 and d, w dot com and check out our facebook page to dw global ideas. we'll see you next time. take care the the news, the news, news, news . the news the the the eco india in new delhi environmental activists are fighting for peach tree in the cities concrete general. when a short turn dog get to bunch in the heat, the number of trees in the indian capital has shrunk dramatically. nature, conservationists want to change that. they count and catalogue between to protect them. eagle india. in 3

and that was a friday lashings of oil in but it is, it would be very typical because we like wally food with so much emphasis. come with the doe in the media or friday, the same oil. and then on this, every year was like that and then that gives good not just their flavor and makes them so tasty as a thing. and they will love a much a traditional dish from the region that remains as popular today. ah, that's a little from us this week at global 3000. thanks very much for joining us. do tell us what you liked about the program, right to us that global 3000 and d, w dot com and check out on facebook page to the w global ideas. see you next time. take care the news. the news, the news, [000:00:00;00] the the the, the the, the many places not many minor. apparently dugeon is being told and the clean all rounded as the energy source of the future. many industries are very interested in the field trophy. but what potential doesn't really carry made in germany in 30 minutes on the w. noise is secret division officer, $39.00 drugs, counterfeit money, and human transportation. they're pulling ou

he says their child is taken in body already has 6 children of his own what he needs to live. wally, keep a sacrifice a little that i have that god has given me. that is what i feed the children, but still struggling at least they can still afford a simple meal. many others fighting over essential goods. the people yeah. that's not enough. not pain and it becomes a provide to people the next hour. many of the 400000 people who fled the eruption come here to the town of soccer. there are no shelters. people are sleeping in schools or inside the church. what when we want to so, how can i keep the living conditions have become very bad? markets have no food, i personally am not making a living. i am now poor. was if you money. now me was taken in 3 days ago. she never forgot the moment when the sky turned red. yes. i told my mom, mom, look, the volcano is now on fire. we got out and many we're seeing there was when we lost each other. i was very afraid i was shaking. i was not even able to run to the house. she thinks she knows where her parents might be, but it's far away. and transpor

i don't think that's going to be an every wednesday thing, wally. >> i can't next wednesday anyway i'meth: son of a bitch. anyway, seems like the calendar's gone backwards. everyone's talking about "friends," and bennifer, and cicadas, it really feels like i accidentally time travelled back to the mid-2000s even fox news seems stuck in a time loop as evidence by this segment from last night. >> well, i never thought that we'd ever have a president that started his entire political career in the home of not one, but two unrepentant domestic terrorists, whose group the weather underground bombed the nypd police headquarters, the state department, the u.s. capitol and more i never thought we'd have a president that sat in the pews of a radical pastor for 20-plus years. and i never thought we'd elect a disciple of radical saul alinsky or a president bragging about doing drugs with his choom gang and said that he even tried drugs enthusiastically great message for kids >> seth: all right, first of all you sound a d.a.r.e. commercial from the '80s. if you kids don't remember d.a.r.e. it was

wally, did you get it?ked the median price for a home in brooklyn, former city housing commissioner and new york mayoral candidate shaun donovan vastly underestimated the cost and said that the average price of a home is 80,000 to $90,000, which in his defense is the average price of a home for your car in brooklyn [ laughter ] according to a new study, the coronavirus can stay in men's genitals for a long period of time after recovery. said men, challenge accepted according to a new report, the united states is experiencing a chicken shortage because roosters are not meeting breeding expectations. said roosters, "you told people?" [ laughter ] finally, swedish furniture retailer ikea announced yesterday that it will offer a pulled pork sandwich in its restaurants. if you have the patience to put it together. and that -- got a lot of farm humor tonight. [ laughter ] you guys, we have a great show for you tonight. you know him from the "captain america" and "avenger" franchises, including his huge hit, "the

but then the light reflecting off my glasses will blind wally, so he'll have to wear those square black with cataracts wear. the point is, it's a vicious circle, and it needs to stop earlier this week, for example, mike lindell, the guy who thinks china and a voting machine company teamed up to steal the election, and who sells pillows, i assume filled with gravel and nightmares, got thrown out of a meeting of the republican governors' association after promising to confront governors about nonexistent fraud. >> according to "politico," my pillow ceo, mike lindell, was banned from a republican governors conference in tennessee. it comes after lindell went on steve bannon's radio show promising to confront republican governors brian kemp and doug ducey about unfounded election fraud claims in georgia and arizona. >> seth: i'm sure it's not the first venue lindell's been thrown out of. he's got resting thrown out face as a baby, his first words were, "but my friends are in there." [ laughter ] bars, libraries, children's birthday parties i mean, really, any place where you have to keep yo

and the salesman that i called uncle wally. one day robert asked him where he would be able to find a woman in bible and he said if you'll just wait a couple of months mr. wade's daughter is completing her masters, and she'll be home. and when i got home uncle wally called me to come down to the furniture store to meet this precious red-headed young guy, and it was love at first sight. oh wonderful. never thinking that i would marry a military man. never crossed my path that i would do that because i saw how much they moved and i knew their lifestyle. so for me to fall in love with a young lieutenant was a little bit of a surprise to me. i was a product of the 60s and 70s thinking i would be you know working and doing the good for the country and i don't know. i don't know where i thought it'd take me but i didn't think it would take me back to blytheville and then i didn't think it would take me where i've been. so very strange life that's been wonderful. well, i know love kind of trump's all but yes it did. did you worry abou

weehawken. [ laughter ] you know -- you know, wally, you know how you get on piscataway >> no. >> seth. [ laughter ] i'm guessing the weehawken thing was not actually a real tease for a press conference because rudy was also holding the biography of alexander hamilton that inspired the hit musical, and weehawken is where the duel hamilton and aaron burr took place. i'm guessing rudy had some secret information proves hamilton actually won the duel "and now i'm going to turn it over to my ballistics expert, mike lindell." "we have proof that hamilton was wearing a pillow under his shirt and everyone knows a bullet can't go through a pillow. well, it can't go through a my pillow!" "thanks, mike, you can go. "but i don't got anywhere to go." of course, it's also possible rudy picked up the book thinking it was a giant stack of $10 bills. "oh, rudy, you're gonna be rich. driver, take me to tavern on the green. tell him to give me my usual table out back behind the dumpster one of the raccoons has some dirt on joe biden. in fact, rudy was reportedly holding the book because he supposedly in

and wally said tell robert to stay home with you and your wife until the military comes to see you. he did not -- my mother did not tell me that the military was coming. we just knew that my dad, i just knew that my dad was to stay home. immediately, i felt tenseness. my father had never had more than 30 minutes for lunch in his life. so i immediately quit eating because i knew something was wrong. my mother was in an awful pink work dress. [laughter] robbie certain: cleaning house and the tension began to build. so there was a knock on the door and outside were to white top --two white top blue cars. if you knew, if you saw a white top blue card drive up, you knew it was going to be known for kosher -- notification. i didn't have one car, i had two cars. i had a chaplain. i had kernels, based -- i had colonels. it was a large contingency from four to six people. normally it's just two people. they all tripped in the house and apologized for being there. oh the tension -- the tension was thick. my mother put her arm around me as they read this letter telling me he was mia. my first

the matches of fried in lashings of oil is, is them would be very typical because we'd like wally food a little bit too much and i was just going with the dough and the meat are fried in the same oil. and then on this, every year was put in like that and then that gives good not just their flavor and makes them so tasty it up. what everything and what and they will so much the, the traditional dish from the region that remains as popular today. ah . c that's all from us this week at global 3000. thanks very much for joining us. do tell us what you liked about the program, right to us at global 3000 at d, w dot com and check out on facebook page to dw global ideas. see you next time. take care the the the the, the the, the booming business of infertility, surrogacy, an ag donation in germany. but elsewhere in europe, they are legal. charlotte, german capital. and that's what driven travels of that kind of a well organized industry awaits them. clues on the 30 minutes. he w. ah, the news fighters are back africa, the most successful radio drama theories continues. all episodes are availa

but it is, it would be very typical because we like wally food with them and we'll get them i think and i was going with the doe and the meat of friday, the same oil they did on that there for you was i supposed then like that and then that gives gun not just their flavor, and makes them so tasty. my son doesn't see my son. they will so much a traditional dish from the region that remains as popular today. ah, that tool from us this week at global 3000. thanks very much for joining us. and to tell us what you liked about the program, right to us at global 3000 d, w dot com and check out on facebook page to dw global ideas. see you next time. take care. ah ah, ah. the news from the the ah luxury hotel where it is thing to a dazzling history. amberlynn me 15 on d w. oh. the the news me oh. oh, i cannot because you oh no no, no no. we've got some hot tips for your bucket list. the magic corner hotspots and some great cultural memorials to boot the w travel off we go. the fight against the corona virus pandemic. now has the rate of infection in developing what measures are being taken. what

wally we're asking for nurses asking these girls to join you being an army nurse. we're not doing what the army used to do and say join and see the world. in fact, we've given them a pretty rough picture right here. but i think more important than anything else is the fact that you get a great deal of satisfaction out of your job. don't you? yes, we do. we save lives and can't think of anything more important in the save lives one of the efforts that that the postal service even became part of was to create a stamp. that with the profiles or of military women. only four of them they'd left out the the coast guard but so here is our first stamp ever that speaks to the to to military women when we dedicated the memorial in 1997. we were honored to be able to work with the postal service to create a second stance to celebrate. the story of women's service to the nation, but this time we concluded all five services. so we were quite proud of that. and in fact the date of issue was october 18 1997 and they very generously brought in the post office did a little kiosks h

the same time we've seen some of the with violence between the way the jews and he's wally ivan, that the country has witnessed in years. the all the the the, me, the folly for me, for now, 3 russians into local police officers have been killed by the improvised explosive device as the central african republic continues to battle, rebels is brutal, civil war. there must have been helping it by setting instructors and small arms in compliance with you in resolutions closely largely ignored by world media in march . so you and human rights group expressed alarm of the nation, increased use of private, military and foreign security contract as, as well as human rights abuses. it says, was attributable to the private military personnel operating jointly with the country's armed forces. so with more on this, i'm going to leave, you know, this with a corresponding constant rose cough, who's visited that country. i'm the russian instructors there. and this post, this special in depth report for you looks like there is a mind ahead. this sounded there are still groups of rebel is hiding in th

well than 820000 palestinians have been displaced by the is wally bombardments. is all your headlines move back with more news on al jazeera and south to the stream. from talk to al jazeera, we can the army were attacking ringer, and now they're attacking everyone in me on my do you regret? well, it's like we listen. absolutely. nigeria with a woman present, it would be great. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on sierra the higher for me. okay, coming up on today's bonus edition of the stream. some memorable moments happened during the show and after the show, done by the here about a mom in a us immigrant detention center and the doctor who tried to trickle into having hysterectomy. it is a real life horace story. and i'll take you behind the headlines of protests in columbia with amnesty international. let's start with denmark, controversial decision to review the residential permits of syrian refugees. now, if their comments are revoked, they have to leave their mark immediately or their detained. the show was so contentiou

he says their child, his taken in body already has 6 children of his own what he needs to wally. keep a sacrifice the little that i have that god has given me. that is what i feed the children, but are still struggling at least they can still afford a simple meal. many others fighting over essential good. the people. yes. but then that again, that's not enough not teen. and it becomes a work to provide the people the next hour, many of the 400000 people who fled the option come here to the town of soccer. there are no shelter. people are sleeping in schools or inside the church. what when we, when i so how can i keep to the living conditions? i've become very bad with markets. i have no food. i personally, i'm not making a living. i'm now a poor was different. yeah, you know me was taken in 3 days ago. she never forgot the moment when the sky turned red. i told my mom, mom, look, the volcano is now on fire. we got out and many were fleeing. there was when we lost each other. i was very afraid i was shaking. i was not even able to run to the house. she thinks she knows where her p

lasted 11 days, the same time we've seen some of the with violence between the way the jews and he's wally ivan, that the country has witnessed in years. the all the the the, [000:00:00;00] the, me the right let's try work where this is go, go live to jerusalem political unless mitchell barracks there know aid when he was deputy minister. thanks your time today. nice to see you. so the big question is this. finally, the end for the man they call the political masters survive. and what do you think? i would not be so quick as to write mister nathan. yahoo! obituary. i think that, you know, he still got a week left and as paula said, he has 61. bennett has 61 seats. now that are going to is what you need. so any one person who doesn't show up any one person who changes their mind and it could be someone from the other side that joins as well. it's still wide open, meaning it does look like bennett is poised to be prime minister. but even yesterday, i mean if you saw what he said, 1st of all, he was speaking about unity. he was speaking about, you know, trying to calm people down. but i don't

would refute and denounce all his wally practices that are illegal that are against the 2 state solution. there are hopes that a new reconstruction mechanism can be set up to allow garza to be rebuilt. secretary blinking is spoken of giving palestinians dignity and hope there appears to be no current plan to restart peace negotiations to give them their own state. james bay's al jazeera, occupied east jerusalem. while stella had hit on algebra, children amongst the dead aftermaths killing in an area peru names a cocaine production. also. i don't know if the prices are going down. we talk to perspective 1st time home buyers, he's american dream is stating they stories after the break. ah ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by cut on airways. hello, there all lies. are in india and we've got cy clone. yes. brewing in the bay of bengal, we can see the intensity of that storm. they're already bringing heavy rains to bangladesh and me and my and that's expected to make landfall as we go into wednesday, we could see a storm surge of up to 4 meters, really destructive winds and he

thank time rockets launched by hamas and other on palestinian groups. killed 10 is wally citizens. and residents, including children and force thousands into shelters. this is calisha was directly to protest and a heavy response from east where the security forces 1st in east jerusalem. then spreading to the entire occupy polishing and territory. and also within israel to many issues led to the rise intentions. but even in evictions of palestine and families on the 4th display slant in the neighbourhood of shandra in occupy is still selim. to make way for settlers and the ice f deployments at the oxer compounds restricting access to thousands of war shippers during the last day. so from then on separate locations, the i s f use force against diesel crop, and worshippers inside us camels. on other occasions, as demonstrations turn into crashes, they resorted to crowd control means utilizing excessive force including physical violence which inflame tensions, modern precedent. the late, this is collation between israel and palestine. an armed groups erupted on 10 may when i'm asked of

will refute and denounce all his wally practices that are illegal that are against the 2 state solution. there are hopes that a new reconstruction mechanism can be set up to allow garza to be rebuilt. secretary blinking is spoken of giving palestinians dignity and hope there appears to be no current plan to restart peace negotiations to give them their own state. james bay's al jazeera, occupied east, jerusalem. the israel has lived away the mass arrests of palestinian israeli as he took part in recent demonstration, supporting palestinians. it occupied east, jerusalem, and garza, palestinian campaigners have denounced the operation as a war against protest as an activists among kong has the details. these ready police have announced a major operation that is now currently underway to arrest hundreds of palestinian israelis. and that's worth reading you some of the statement. they say the operation is called law and order, and they say thousands of police and board of fighters last night, all over the country, arrested hundreds of people. now they say that this was in the wake of violen

calling unprecedented attacks a journalist on the ground reporting for our team described the scene as wally intensive ever strikes are killing women and children inside their homes and it is important to note that israel did not send out free warning for these buildings this board before they bombarded them which is something the new 3 said didn't it as israel used to a warning to people before they attempted to strike and even think is really saw it there have been at least 10 deaths including a 5 year old boy killed by hamas rockets while much of the world is asking for a cease fire to end the bloodshed including so much the u.n. the most urgent and depressing task at this moment is to the cease fire and the stuff that is. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is not ready to comply of and so our battle against a terror organization continues in full force the muscle we are charging very happy to prices from hamas and pull their their hands bearable aggression the i.d.f. carried out attacks in more than 1500 targets during the last days according to the israeli military it has destro

would refute and denounce all his wally practices that are illegal that are against the 2 state solution. there are hopes that a new reconstruction mechanism can be set up to allow garza to be rebuilt. secretary blinking has spoken of giving palestinians dignity and hope there appears to be no current plan to restart peace negotiations to give them their own state. james bay's al jazeera, occupied east jerusalem, while still had hail and algebra. the wolf top caught holes at 1st having undone, for one of the leaders of the judge, read on group is accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity. also political crisis and some swearing in ceremony as household the pacific idle nations 1st female liter. but her previous s refuses to give a power those stories after the break. ah, the hello there. we've seen relentless, heavy rain across the southern states of the u. s. and particularly in particular, texas and louisiana. now those rains have ease, but they were damaging floods. and the rainfall could bring more of those floods there and that rain band you can see it stretching up towards

allison in the beginning, the difficult task of rebuilding and gauze are often 11 days wally bombardment ought to taking part in the recovery efforts that painting a picture of life and occupation as young the outside explains on the site of what was once of her top home where tim, members of one family were killed in an israeli or strike artists want to ensure they are not forgotten. they are painting about life inside these walls before they were reduced to rubble. but it became today in an initiative called painting over the rebel to draw and paint over the homes. we want to deliver a message that no matter what happens in gaza and no matter what they do, we shall remain patient and resistant. and we shall have hope for tomorrow. other artists from the guards. this trip has held an exhibition cold. we were repainted. this humanitarian scene shed slight on the fear mixed with feelings of longing. for those who were killed in these rarely bombardment. artists are as follows. herbal teas really tax as the refugees in the county and not all their work survived. not been have that a lot of

very typical because we like wally food was gonna come with the doe and the meat are fried in the same oil. they tend on this for a year, but that's like that. and then that gives are not just their flavor and mix them so tasty. but it doesn't see them, but they will so much a traditional dish from the region that remains as popular today. ah, that's cool from us this week at global 3000. thanks very much for joining us. do tell us what you liked about the program right to us at global 3000 d, w dot com. check out. tell facebook page to the w global ideas. the next time. take care of the news. the news, the news, the the, the the, the and made masterpieces. unmistakable. oh, the legendary martin guitars. the invention of a german immigrant conquer to music world news go from full gland to pennsylvania again martin guitars, 200 years of excellence. coming up on the w. this is to understand the world better. we need to take a closer experience knowledge on w. o t . please listen carefully. don't know the field, the magic discovers the world around you subscribed to the w documentary on y

nicknamed "wally", he's become a social media star and can draw a crowd — but is he safe? sweetie. what do you _ happy walrus at the moment. he is a sweetie. what do you think- happy walrus at the moment. he is a sweetie. what do you think entice i sweetie. what do you think entice him to the british isles in the first place?— first place? we know he is definitely _ first place? we know he is definitely a _ first place? we know he is definitely a male - first place? we know he is definitely a male walrus i first place? we know he is i definitely a male walrus and a juvenile. we know that walruses have much larger ranges than female walruses. they tend to venture further afield, juvenile animals are also curious and lack the experience and knowledge of where to travel to so that is why we see them crop up around the uk. if this individual is from greenland or svalbard then the uk is the next largest landmass if you went on a wandering adventure. as he expected to go back to the arctic? ., , ., as he expected to go back to the arctic? . , . ., , arctic? that is what we hope

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well, gee wally thats swell.t's wrong with the only steph's mom can column that and the suns put her baby in a corner last night. curry could only come up with 21 points. so dream on played superhero. green had a triple-double andrew wiggins had a whole king 38 points and the warriors beat the suns one 20 to one 16, 2 more to go before the playoffs, the giants, the a's are on top of their division. san francisco and oakland both won their games. but can the town beat the clock, the a's and mlb are putting the screws to oakland. you know who gets the screws, the fans after seeing the raiders and the warriors desert them. the a's are the only home team left to root for. >> the raiders left of a is, you know, they are aaa. team is vegas. i know i could looking air. so, yes, question like what it feels. it's just disheartening. but, you know, we're not going to we're keep fighting to to keep our team here. so you know, and i would argue it's not necessary to water of of a ballpark project. it's a new vision for the c

. >> well, gee wally thats swell. but what's wrong with the only steph's mom can column that and the suns put her baby in a corner last night. curry could only come up with 21 points. so dream on played superhero. green had a triple-double andrew wiggins had a whole king 38 points and the warriors beat the suns one 20 to one 16, 2 more to go before the playoffs, the giants, the a's are on top of their division. san francisco and oakland both won their games. but can the town beat the clock, the a's and mlb are putting the screws to oakland. you know who gets the screws, the fans after seeing the raiders and the warriors desert them. the a's are the only home team left to root for. >> the raiders left of a it's you know, they are aaa. team is vegas. i know i could looking there. so, yes, question like what it feels. it's just disheartening. but, you know, we're not going to we're keep fighting to to keep our team here. so you know, and i would argue it's not necessary to water of ballpark project. it's a new vision for

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vehicle and now the tesla driver will likely face a battery charge [ laughter ] do you like that one, wallyge [ laughter ] and finally, an anonymous resident of an apartment in australia recently posted a message in the building's elevator addressed "to the woman with extremely loud orgasms. can you imagine reading that and thinking, "oh, no! i sound like a woman?" [ laughter ] because, you know, it's like when you hear your -- like, when you hear yourself on voicemail, you're like, "oh, okay." that was the monologue, everybody. [ laughter ] we have got a great show for you tonight. he's one-third of the jonas brothers, one-fourth of "the voice" coaches, and he's one of my best day drinking buddies -- nick jonas will be here. you know her for her work writing on "snl," and her netflix special, "3 in the morning. she's joining the late night club with "pause with sam jay" this friday. sam jay is going to be here in the studio and she is the 54th u.s. secretary of the interior. secretary deb haaland will be joining us but before we get to all that, you know, here at "late night" every night i

and my grandpa wally is responsible for a lot of the historical family anecdotes, and so i'm really grateful to him for sharing all of that time with me. >> that's great. that's great. finish and someone else has written in saying that they're watching or living in vermont which has gone through some con con -- consolidation of school districts. the population's getting small, and there's a lot of concern how to move to a larger scale organization, causing the loss of community identity within those places that are now being absorbed. can you tell us what either emmett or the statewide school organization looks like? are they consolidating with different places, kids have to travel further, whatever the example might be, and are there -- do those communities still have their own specific community schools or are things getting bigger to accommodate the fewer kids to get them all in one spotsome. >> yeah. i know -- spot? >> yeah. i know emmett still has a couple of high schools, middle schools. one interesting thing that's happened that i cover later on in my book is that this area is actuall

he says their child is taken in body already has 6 children of his own what he meant to live wally, keep a sacrifice the little that i have that god has given me. that is what i feed the children. but still at least they can still afford a simple meal. many others fighting over essential to the people. yeah. that's, that's not enough. it's not teen. and it becomes a part of the provide the people the next hour, many of the 400000 people who fled the option come here to the town of soccer. there are no shelter. people are sleeping in schools or inside the church. what, when we wonder, how can i keep to the living conditions? i've become very bad with markets have no food enough. personally, i'm not making a living. i am now poor. was this your money now me was taken in 3 days ago. she never forgot the moment when the sky turned red. yes. i told my mom, mom, look, the volcano is now on fire. we got out and many we're seeing there was when we lost each other. i was very afraid i was shaking. i was not even able to run to the house. she thinks she knows where her parents might be, but it's f

as you left wally, keep a sacrifice the little that i have that god has given me. that is what i feed the children, but are still struggling. at least they can still afford a simple meal. many others fighting over essential good, the people within that and that's not enough, not pain. and it becomes a part of the provide to people the next hour, many of the 400000 people who fled the option come here to the town of soccer. there are no shelters. people are sleeping in schools or inside the church when we want to. so how can i keep the living conditions have become very bad? markets have know if we would have enough personally, i'm not making a living. i'm now poor. was this thing here. you know me was taken in 3 days ago. she never forget the moment when the sky turned red. i told my mom, mom, look, the volcano is now on fire. we got out and many were fleeing. there was when we lost each other. i was very afraid i was shaking. i was not even able to run to the house. she thinks she knows where her parents might be, but it's far away and transportation is expensive.

boohoo has been there to swoop in and snap some up. 25 million for dorothy perkins, burton and wallisbrands only. no shops and no shop workers, meaning massive savings. but virtual sales come with their own very real costs. when people don't try on clothes and they buy poorly fitting clothes, that leads to really high rates of returns. that's very, very costly for retailers. the whole deliveries are costly. alongside that, there's going to be more investment needed. so they're going to have to, there's going to be higher costs involved, they're going to have to invest in sizing tools, which is something that there is huge demand for, online. and all of this technology based, technology, it's actually costly. and boohoo has faced other reputational challenges. last year, it accepted legal findings pointing to the failings in working conditions, and low pay in its supply chain. it says it is working hard to fix the issues. and with tops on its website starting at a pound, can boohoo meet the sustainability challenge? oxfam says two tonnes of clothing are bought every minute in the uk. o

then you want to think travel, road trips, think wally world.camp was an option last summer. and it worked very well with the majority of camps. find out what protocols they're taking. lots of choices for kids. >> and, gretchen, i can't think of anybody better than you to talk about how we keep happiness alive after the fear that we've all carried with us for well over a year now. >> right. as we're navigating being in different circumstances with people who might have different practices, different systems, or they need to -- we need to think about just having good manners. and trying to make people feel as comfortable and as confident as they can with whatever the conditions are. >> so, tara, how do we let kids have a kids will be kids summer but take care of their mental health. i really believe most of us don't know what we've been through until we're out of it. i don't any of us know how we're affected until that time. >> i think you're right, gayle. for so many of us who have had kids we've heard them, talk about being anxious, depressed.

boohoo has been there to swoop in and snap some up. 25 million for dorothy perkins, burton and wallistional challenges. last year, it accepted legal findings pointing to the failings in working conditions, and low pay in its supply chain. it says it is working hard to fix the issues. and with tops on its website starting at a pound, can boohoo meet the sustainability challenge? oxfam says two tonnes of clothing are bought every minute in the uk. only 10% are recycled, but do shoppers care? i do try and pay attention to who makes the clothes. i try and make sure it's sustainable and it's something that i'm going to wearfor a longer period of time. something that's not going to go in the bin, a year down the line. i'd like to think it does bother me, but we can all be honest that it does normally, it's more affordable when it does come from larger manufacturing places. however, the things i'm wearing today are from independent brands so it reallyjust depends, try and have a good balance. but fast fashion is just easy. it's not something. i really think about. when probably i should. sus