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. >> hi, wanda, how are you? >> honey, i'm calling-- >> why, when did you find out? >> they just called. >> where are you? >> i'm home and i'm scared. >> what are you doing now? >> i don't know what to do. told me to quarantine and call if they get worse. >> did they tell you about monoclonal antibodies? >> what? monoclonal antibodies. it will keep you out of the hospital. >> we'll see. >> aunt wanda, you have diabetes, you need to call your doctor now and see if you can get monoclonal antibodies. don't wait. please call your doctor now. >> i'm calling now, honey. >> good. >> i'll call you back and tell you what she says. >> i'll be waiting. >> and what is your reaction to that ad? and why is it necessary for a drug maker to advertise something like this? >> well, there are a few things going on, of course. you could view that as an extent it's almost a public service monument because there's a need for greater awareness of the threats of the coronavirus, whether it's testing or vaccination. so, i think it could fall into that category, again, if you'd like to view i

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and the french president has asked wanda and to forgive his country for its role in the $994.00 genocide during a visit to run the mac homestead. while france wasn't directly complicit. it ended up backing a genocidal regime as your headlines and he's continues here now. does air off to witness the. ready the all was on the west show on the michael the on the high level hadn't played a few months. i was jenny, be the mom. but you got my name when the same electronically. so i'm just asking you to know me some played on you know, i'm, i didn't seem to have a shot at the bottom here just and i never met the felt that via miss charlotte thomas. i'm still receive them. i'm not going to so that's awesome. i can look into mckenna calling to see yada, yada, yada. you it's me too bad. hello, seattle. nice. when you move on another island again and he is, he just couldn't but he had but when sandy to feel the seems you have a moment to close in and his neck. i don't know what it should be one, but then well as over then over then that is if she reason thank you very much. ah city. but usually who

yeah, i mean you every very is is it called so just media wanda, rhonda. i can use the absence and love it. yeah. what's it, what's why communism with smoke? sometimes there are, there are fumes from, from something like this is there. is it, is the temperature changed in some way? what's it like? what does it feel like there at the moment? yeah, it's a contract change. now it's really cold. yeah, it's cold but yeah. some people just have some kids. you know, it's nice then. yeah, it's 3 to call you and thank you very much. thank you for joining us there for you on your list in the eastern city of gum or cause her falling development to that volcano, which has iraq did. and government is putting evacuation plan in place. so still, many people there in the vicinity of the volcanoes who, hearing was much more still ahead for you on the program. cannot stay in a place that does not want me. thousands of migrants have been sent back from a spanish enclave in north africa, but i still hope opposed to atlanta. a plenty of sun can be found across australia, high

wanda, good morning. caller: listening to everything i have heard here, they are talking about with the bottom of this really comes down to. i think if they would just listen to what the people say, this never would have happened. if our representatives on both sides listens to what the people are actually saying and asking for. i know the election was supposed to be all this hoopla and nothing ever happened and there is no wrongdoing, when clinton was running my votes were changed from who i was voting for to the clinton group and i am a republican, so there could have been no mistakes made on our elections. between our representatives not representing the common people, pelosi standing up there and clinton also did it too, when she was running. the representatives and the people, the republicans, the middle class of people, we are like stupid, we are really dumb, we don't know anything because we have common sense. so i think if you want to get to the bottom of this, you need to talk to the regular peop

wanda, good morning. caller: some of what i have heard here, they are talking about what the bottom of this -- with this really comes down to. -- what this really comes down to. this never would have happened if our representatives on both sides listened to what the people actually are saying and asking for. i know the election was supposed to be all this hoopla and nothing ever happened and there was no wrongdoing. when clinton was running, my votes were changed from who i was voting forward to the -- voting for to the clinton group and i am a republican, so there could have been no mistakes made on our elections, so between our representatives not representing the common people, nancy pelosi standing there -- clinton also did it when she was running -- the representatives and the people who are republicans, the middle class, we are like stupid. we are really dumb. we don't know anything because we have common sense. if you want to get to the bottom of this, you need to talk to the regular people. i didn

amc used to be owned by wanda.were questions whether he would exit that company this really took off around gamestop in january and is down about 38% from that all-time high guys, back to you. >> kate rooney, it has been a wild ride with that one. good to see you at headquarters. mike, i remember asking adam aaron about why wanda was trimming its stake and clearly that trend has continued is this still a meme stock >> yeah, you'd have to say it was a meme stock amc was able to raise so much equity by selling shares it's clearly because it was a meme stock nobody was quite sure if in fact they were going to remain solvent frankly through the pandemic and the fact that the stock is down 30% from its high but they sold so many more shares that the enterprise value of the company is at an all-time high, that gives you maybe some kind of a hint of what that anchor shareholder might have been thinking how much more can you expect out of this? after all, nothing changed about the long-term movie going trends even if thing

. >> hi, wanda, how are you? >> honey, i have covid. >> oh, my. when did you find out? >> they just called. >> where are you? >> i'm home and i'm scared. >> what are you doing now? >> i don't know what to do. they told me to quarantine and call if i get worse. >> did they tell you about monoclonal antibodies? >> mono what? >> monoclonal antibodies, a treatment that can help keep you out of the hospital. >> we'll see. >> no, aunt wanda, you have diabetes. time matters. covid can change fast and you could be in trouble. you need to call your doctor now and see if you can get monoclonal antibodies. don't wait. please call your doctor now. >> i'm calling now, honey. >> good. >> i'll call you back and tell you what she says. >> i'll be waiting. >> ed silverman, what is your reaction to that ad? and why is it necessary for a drug maker to advertise something like this? >> well, there are a few things going on, of course. you could take the view that, to an extent, it's almost a public service announcement because there is a need for greater awareness of the threats of coronav

ah hello, i'm christine wanda. it's good to have your company. your pin union leaders have agreed to sanction bill roots in response to its force. diversion, offer ryan in flight, and the rest of the dissident journalist, the e. u, is banning billiards in plains from using the space and imposing sanctions on individuals linked to the planes. diversion, now the blogger rama part to say that remains in custody in big risk. his supporters fit for his safety. the $27.00 leaders of the european union do not always find common grounds, but the outrage with mutual over bella roosts after the country intercepted a passenger jets flying between and detained an ex, out blogger, and activists on board. the judgement was unanimous. this is an attack on democracy. this is an attack on freedom of expression, and this is an attack on european sovereignty to found a line did not mince words, as she announced the use responds to the actions of bella, luce lida, alexander lucas shanker. the european council decided that there will be additional sanctions on indivi

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. >> wanda sykes had a show briefly at fox. >> let me be the first person on fox not to pick on president they arrived. >> i think that if you gave wanda sykes the amount of resources and time to figure it out, of course she could figure it out. >> cable did give opportunity to women and to some minorities who were not getting the chances to get the late-night openings when they came up. >> i think a lot of the time, the mistake we make is we don't truly think of diversity. we think of tokenism. the truth is you have to create genuine content. late-night comedy as we know it is a space that has been the white man's boys club. guys think dicks are funny, and we engage with dicks because they're attached to us. then a woman comes, maybe there's another way to tell this joke. >> it just flies out of my mouth. >> what happens in a situation where sincerity is paramount? >> the way you're looking at me makes me want to cover up my vagina. >> i know 50% of people think i'm loud and obnoxious, and 50% of people don't. that's pretty much the way it's going to go when you delve into anything diffe

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menu lean towards the border which will wanda. the eurovision song contest is back after a 2 year hiatus audience. both helps the italian entry tip top honors this year was dr. again the in rotterdam. and on the bonus, lincoln spinal matched a wire meter strike of robert live and dusky breaks the record for the most cold ever scored in a single season. the american tilton welcome to the program. the un security council says it welcomes the ceasefire between israel and hum us and his calling for emit immediate humanitarian aid for palestinian civilians, especially those in garza. on the 2nd day of the seas, fire people in garza were still assessing the damage from israel's heavy bombardment of the enclave. thousands of display families are turning to their homes. if they still have them, the us said at least 6000 people had been made, homeless, egyptian mediators are in israel, and the palestinian territories continuing talks aimed at ensuring hostilities do not resume. garza was facing shortages of critical building supplies, wate

much the case of the french narrative kind of coming to meet the narrative of the, the government of wanda in this evidence soaring of relation malcolm, why is this a, what's president micron is said today? why is this happening now? by which i perhaps mean, why hasn't this happened already when we all know what happened in rwanda? oh, you could say it happened in incremental steps. french president saw, cuz he did come here with the 1st french president to visit. that was in, back in 2010. he didn't say any of the things sounding, you know, it's sort of didn't acknowledge things, anything to anything about the level that micron just did. but front, definitely end towards this disposition of acknowledging some responsibility and of been amending mending fences, building bridges, withdrew under it's taken quite some time, but it definitely fits in with, with the political movements in this region and beyond. france was very much the, you know, the support of pull companies predisposed to the government that was for companies enemy. when he came to power, he pulled strong allegiances with th

tonight -- wanda sykes, max minghella, and music from mod sun featuring avril lavigne.pplause ] >> jimmy: hi. thank you. hi, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. we are coming to you from hollywood, the most gam russ place in the world. and this is a big night here in our studio. a notable night. you know, when the pandemic started, i spent months telling jokes in my kitchen to no one. my audience was a vitamix. [ laughter ] and then we finally got back in-studio last fall. and since then, because we can't let anybody in, i've been crew, the people who work here, many of which have made it clear that they've had enough of me. [ laug

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the french president has asked for forgiveness from wanda saying he recognizes his country's role in the 1994 genocide and manual mccrory made the comments that of vigil in the capital kigali on his 1st visit. there is president, but he stopped short of a formal apology. those are the top stories to stay with us. 11 east is next my colleagues and though he will have more news and half an hour and i'll see you on monday. thanks for watching. bye bye. i am sorry, i should be about raising prices farther down to the time we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world. we live in prime in that setting that i don't have. the baby has the task of fixing a war torn economy. counting the cost on al jazeera in this we city of geneva. thousands of undocumented workers aren't able to legally rent a home instead before to rely on so called slumlord, paying them exorbitant prices to live in overcrowded apartments. it is not been easy or in money. it is like blood and sweat for us. the only solution for us to find a place is to share some slumlord rental dozens of pr

the french president has asked for forgiveness from wanda saying he recognizes his country's role in the 1994 genocide and manuel macro made the comments that a vigil in the capital kigali on his 1st visit there as president. but he stopped short of a formal apology. i know on the to know so and putting myself with humility and respect on your side to day. i am recognizing our responsibilities and gang involved that since 1990 in a conflict in which it had no precedence, france did not know how to hear the voices of those. they warned it also overestimated strength to be able to stop those who were already there. france did not understand why wanting to obstruct the regional conflict or civil war was in fact, staying alongside a genocidal regime. and the you foreign ministers have been meeting to decide how to sanction bela roof over the force. landing of a passenger jet on sunday opposition during list the room and protest of each and his girlfriend were arrested after his flight from greece to lithuania was diverted to min. western governments are calling for their immediate releas

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country bez, a heavy responsibility for the genocide in rwanda, nearly 20 years ago during a visitor, a wanda, he admitted that from failed. the 800000 victims of genocide the week to pay tribute to hundreds of thousands of mostly to the victims who were slaughtered in the 1994 genocide in rwanda. it's been 11 years since a french leader has visited the east african nation in monterey. my call is taking the steps to hear the wounds when it comes to fancy involvement in the genocide, paris as long face allegations that it turned a blind eye to the dangerous post by who to beg them. immediately is s p. i standing beside you here today with humility and respect. come to recognize our responsibilities. so q and privacy lindsay. only those who went through that night 10 perhaps forgive me and says, don't. and then doing so give the gift of forgiveness. he then continue to speech by saying, i remember in can you wonder the book my call didn't apologize, but received praise from run the president. none the less. this was a paul for speech or the special meaning he's was way or something more valuabl

they're more than a 1000 refugees started to return to congo from wanda is not a bit early considering that many people are actually still fleeing the volcanic area. yeah, exactly. some people thinking again in india for them to come again in the town. because even at this moment they some people fleeing again go my town. some are you coming again? so it's just called reduction. now at the time are going to come in at this time for authority. really, again, for them to come out because for them again, they're, well, let's talk about the authorities response to this crisis because the russian wasn't completely unexpected. it's not the 1st time in recent memory that this volcano has ruptured and it will likely do so. again, could the government do a better job in preparing people in the region for this kind of crisis? so we don't know if we authority you have got associates do all to do. thanks. perfect. because we think that the government is not repressed for these kind of situations. if you look at, as you said before, this came just to keep the authority to weren't even bred for the

volcano could erupt again at any time, month the go and go is in the east close to the border with were wanda lava almost reached goma in interruption last weekend. authorities fear a repeat could be much more serious. quick escape seems all but impossible. the roads leading out of coma are jammed with traffic. tens of thousands of residents are trying to flee many by cars. because mountaineer are gone, go could erupt again at any time. for those to me right now is to get my family to safety. we don't know what can happen with the volcano. we can feel a lot of rumblings people are being told to leave the city of alma. otherwise many will die. close food mattresses, the residence of the north cuban region and the democratic republic of congo, rush to pack their most necessary belongings. many are headed to neighboring rwanda . those who don't have a car make their way on foot would try to escape by boat. but the port is also packed. these orphan children are among the lucky ones to make it out. mountaineer gonzo is considered one of the world's most dangerous volcanoes. the rupture last saturd

andrew wallace is a researcher and writer on wanda, he says, microns speech is a major development for both paris and kigali mac co. physically there today at the susie memorial where quarter the 1000000 buried in kigali with the president and which device groups there. i think that's really incredible when you think this journey in 27 years of where the relations have been before that the meet you obviously will make a big deal about this apology. and for survivors, it is huge. and 5 groups have been very quick to come out and sort of say they out there really disappointed that apology was made. but to be honest, early this year, mac or abuse, to refuse to apologize for the french involvement in algeria. and it's taken pick 2 years to apologize for the reporting to june, to the nazi death camps voluntarily. so, so, you know, wasn't an apology ever likely for political reasons? probably not back home. he got an election in a year's time. he's got both left and right. ready to use any apology to, to try and unseat him. so i think this is sort of be a politic going on. but i think he wen

c, volcano, refugees, thousands of people seek shelter and neighboring were wanda, and now face an uncertain future. us capital was stormed in the lines one last but senate republicans lock a bill to investigate. and russia's president, voice has support for the ballot. russian leda as the you make plans for a new round of tongue, a sanction. ah, welcome to the program. germany is officially acknowledged for the 1st time that it carried out a genocide in the maybe a, during its colonial rule. at the turn of the 20th century, tens of thousands of people from 2 ethnic groups, herero and nama communities were killed, tortured and driven into the desert. when they rose up against colonial rules, the german government has issued a formal apology to the african nation and agreed to provide a $1000000000.00 in aid. but as andrew chappelle now reports doesn't go far enough for the dizziness people and the victims, descendants. as their land and cattle were being taken from them, the head of people took a stand against their german colonizers at the start of the 20th century. what came next, still ha

we're going through wanda. it's very good to get your insights and feel knowledge on this study to jessica, thanks for joining us from casa in italy. thank you, sir. thank you still had here and there are waterways while plans for a new large scale. hydro power plant is causing controversy in georgia and hoping to make it to your we followed the plant of migrants crossing over from morocco to tutor. ah. ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored like cattle airways. hello. nice to see you. i want to take you to southeast asia, where are a heavy rain as it usually falls in toward the gang seeing the pearl rivers, but it's starting to fragment on sunday. so it's not going to swoop in to shanghai, it's out toward the pacific. so we catch a break from heavy rain through japan, just pockets for horseshoe, and up to support on sunday. and some rain starting to slump into north korea. take you to southeast asia. we've seen some heavy pockets of rain towards the southern sections of indo china in particular host

she joins is from connie in neighboring, wanda tricia. very good to have you with us as you heard there from a correspondence concerns about a 2nd volcanic eruption in go my concerns about waterborne diseases. what is, 1st of all, the humanitarian situation, as you know, it's right now what are your teams on the ground? tony yes, thanks for having me. so we know of course that about 400000 people evacuated. go my very early thursday morning following the government's evacuation orders for 10 neighborhoods in my city. the vast majority went westward to sack a town, which unfortunately was already experiencing a cholera outbreak at the time. and as your 1st bonnet mentioned, really does not have adequate water and sanitation facilities for people. people fled with little to no possessions. food prices are skyrocketing at the moment, so quite just, yeah. people are a desperate standing outside. yeah. you broke up there for a 2nd. let me just pick up what on what you're saying. a desperate we seen also people flee across the border into wonde

we look at the dfcs volcano, refugees, thousands of people seeking shelter now and they bring were wanda, facing and uncertain future. my 1st thought was that they are going to talk to him to death of washing opposition. he does not on a chicken of sky a tells al jazeera why she see at the was when she learned john list romana protests of which had been detained and have been called for a lease or form after a monks of deadly protest across columbia. ah, welcome to the program on top story. germany is officially acknowledged for the 1st time that it carried out a genocide in namibia during its colonial rule, from $1884.00 to 1915. and maybe it was under german occupation and known as german south west africa. in 19 o. 4 people from the indigenous herrera and nama tribes rebelled against the seizure of the land and cattle. the military administration had call for their extermination by 19 o 8, up to 80 percent of the harrow. a number of people had been killed germany as previously acknowledged. moral responsibility for the massacres in 2015 and then began negotiating. a settlement with th

matthew micron is all through wanda's full forgiveness for his country's role and the 1994 genocide from back president pulled could gamez rivals in the previous government during the civil war. a special session of the you and human rights commission has resumed in geneva, members are expected to vote on an independent investigation into possible human rights violations in the occupied palestinian territory. you are the un human rights chief, michelle. bunch of that says israel, their strikes in densely populated areas and gaza could amount to war crimes. she says so far, there's no evidence to suggest the presence of hamas in homes and media offices that were destroyed by israeli forces. i should, i'd also say rockets 5 by how my steering the 11 day conflict was a clear violation of war is found to be in the sky to be on this proportion and what's the impact on how to make on war crimes. on the other hand, it is also a violation of international humanitarian law to locate military assets in the populated areas or 2 lounge attacks from however, the actions of one party do not show the o

her lyric essay wanda contest in her writing has. in the new york times, washington post, literary review and electric literature. our moderator is an assistant professor of african-american and african studies at the institute of african-american and african studies at uva. this forthcoming book as amphibious subjects. the contested politics in the neo owned ghana. over to you. >> thank you for this wonderful introduction. welcome to the university of virginia. i am truly honored to be having this conversation. i am interested in the fact that we are actually on the panel called finding home. really critical for everybody but especially for black people and africans the very idea of home has always been present. a very interesting way. not in the fashion that somehow -- this understanding in the domain. a place we go to. a place we always return to. particularly interested in your titles. one thing i really took from the title is talking about aftershocks. i'm thinking of a habitat. i am thinking about water and air. i am interested

nearby volcano could erupt at any time. mount gone, go is in the east close to the border with ro, wanda lava almost reached drama, and the reaction last weekend authorities fear a repeat could be much more serious. so quick escape seems all but impossible. the road leading out of coma are jammed with traffic. tens of thousands of residents are trying to flee many by current, because mountaineer gumbo could erupt again at any time this year for the domain. so right now is to get my family to safety. we don't know what can happen with the volcano. we can feel a lot of rumblings people are being told to leave the city of coma. otherwise many will die clo food mattresses, the residence of the north cuban region, and the democratic republic of congo, rush to pack their most necessary belongings. many are headed to neighboring rwanda . those who don't have a car make their way out on foot, were trying to escape by boat. but the port is also packed. these orphan children are among the lucky ones to make it out. mountaineer gonzo is considered one of the world's most dangerous volcanoes, the er

go is in the east close to the border with were wanda lava almost reached to go my interruption last weekend. the authority fear a repeat could be much more serious. a quick escape seems all but impossible. the roads leading out of coma are jammed with traffic. tens of thousands of residents are trying to flee many by cars. because mountain you're going to go could erupt again at any time. for the 2 main thing right now is to get my family to safety. we don't know what can happen with the volcano. we can feel a lot of rumblings people are being told to leave the city of coma. otherwise many will die clo food mattresses, the residence of the north region, and the democratic republic of congo, rushed to pack their most necessary belongings. many are headed to neighboring rwanda. those who don't have a car mix away up on foot or try to escape by boat. but the port is also these orphan children are among the lucky ones to make it out. mountaineer don't go is considered one of the world's most dangerous volcanoes, the erupt and last saturday claimed at least 32 life experts. one, the same

alix: how does that wanda protecting against inflation?as really interested -- how does that wind up protecting against inflation? i was really interested in a note from j.p. morgan that said most investors are not used to investing in a high inflation time. nadia: yes, absolutely. we do agree with some of those commentary, and that is why we are positioning clients' portfol ios to protect against inflation. but we are not calling for high inflation. we do think that some of this inflation is transitory, and we will look for inflation to get to do percent by the end of this year -- get to 2% by the end of this year. guy: when do i start positioning for a taper? how different does my portfolio look post taper to pre-taper? nadia: we expect the fed to likely start to taper in early 2022, and we look for some sort of messaging from the fed in the fall. the fed is hyper focused on the employment markets, so we will be watching those numbers closely tomorrow. what i would say is nonetheless, we are positioned from a short duration equity standp

many lean towards the border with through wanda and the eurovision song contest crowns a new winner after a 2 year hiatus, the audience will help the italian entry take top honors at this years extravaganza and rotterdam and on the abundance league as final magistrate, byron munich, striker robert levin doug breaks the record for the most goal to ever scored in a single season. ah, i'm tilson. welcome to the program. the un security council says it welcomes to cease fire between israel, her mass, and his calling for immediate humanitarian aid for palestinian civilians, especially for those in garza. on the 2nd day of the seas, fire people in garza were still assessing the damage. real heavy bombardment of the enclave. thousands of police families are returning to their homes. if they still have them, that is the un said at least 6000 people have been made. homeless, egyptian mediators are in israel and the palestinian territories. continuing talks aimed at ensuring hostilities do not resume and garza was facing charges of critical building supplies, water, and electricity before the lates

security daily wanda supply and electricity and seeking education, seeking medical treatment, all that basic stuff. do people understand that this is what gazans are facing? the bigger picture is extremely important, because we need to see it now more than any other time what is happening, all of these riots and protests tell you something, it tells you there's something really wrong here. what we would like the people of the world to know is that because politicians know, they just have no interest, and they have double standards, we know that. those who want to understand, once thedo see the reality, they will be supported without us begging for any support or asking for it. maryam: thank you very much, from gaza in west gaza city. thank you for joining us. well, al jazeera's correspondent is in occupied east jerusalem. this is the neighborhood where palestinians have been threatened with losing their homes and eviction to israeli settlers. he said the sense of internal conflicts and tension there is starting to build. reporter: occupied east jerusalem outside of israel is also seen

pain caused to those -- who have objected to this may cover that reminds me of a scene in fish called wandaim to unincredibly apologize has this gone this far? why? >> can i dmiem on that? >> that's for you tammy. tammy: this man as you've mentioned has raised hundreds of millions of dollars for small businesses many of which are owned o.c., of course, by minorities and he's taken action to make a difference for people that the government is almost destroyed. that communities want to have returned, changing the lives of so many people. and we're -- this is now really mass hysteria almost like looking for the crack and looking for thing you can be mad at and we have to be careful created an environment where people have their identity is now about finding thing to complain about. that will not end well, and really apologizing at this point for elevating a man who is saving businesses around this kernt and they should have not done that and need to call this out when it is inappropriate and this is really got to come it a stop because it doesn't help anybody. >> it does not the. and griff it

wanda vision, emily paris, the boys, they all lead the nominations. the big category best kiss.ngle-handedly put a kick in the love life of millions americans including me and my wife and not ashamed to say it. we will be watching live in l.a. sunday, 9:00 p.m. got to check that out and two-night event. the unscripted shows get another awards show monday. >> so much to look forward to in all of those categories. i have said here i'm a big fan of reality tv, specifically "real housewives," specifically of atlanta. >> oh, yeah. >> they're up for best cast. that is a franchise favorite. season 13 finale was drama as it always is. a lot of drama between marlo and porsha. i'm not going to sit here and keep talking about it on "gma," but it's a lot. it's a lot. i'm just saying, congratulations, porsha. jeremy, thank you so much. to see jeremy on "people the tv show" watch full episodes on people.com and pick up this week's issue of "people" on newsstands nationwide. i can do the hard news just as much as real housewives. >> you have range. >>> coming up on "gma," janai is going to fli

we've got quite a lineup of guests next week with chris rock, ewan mcgregor, heidi klum, mike epps, wandas. music from madness, morray, lucky day featuring yebba, and mod sun with avril lavigne. so please join us for all that fun. [ cheers and applause ] on this national nurses day, our first guest has a lot of experience playing one on "e.r." you know her from "the good wife," and now her new memoir, "sunshine girl: an unexpected life" say hello to julianna margulies. [ cheers and applause ] hi, julianna, how are you? >> hi, i'm good, how are you? >> jimmy: good to see you, how's it going? >> it's going well on this national nurses day. >> jimmy: is it appropriate for me to wish you a happy national nurses day? >> so here's the beauty of living in new york city. and it is appropriate. sort of. because i did represent nurses, right? >> jimmy: true, true. >> and i was proud to do that. i was walking home today, and i saw maybe 30 nurses dancing in the square right at street and seventh avenue, musing blaring, filming this great dance i guess for some nbc show. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> they end

this week- we've got a great lineup, new shows with chris rock, heidi klum, mike epps, wanda sykes, andun with avril lavigne. so please join us for that. our first guest is an a very talented actor with a new obiwan ke showbi coming to disney plus, but first he plays a famous fashion icon in a new limited series on netflix, "halston" premieres friday. please welcome ewan mcgregor. hey, ewan, how you? >> good. how you? >> jimmy: i'm doing well. thank you. thanks for being with us. >> my pleasure. >> jimmy: i see you have a lot of "star wars" stuff behind you there in that room you're in, huh? >> yeah. i'm on set. i'm sort of in the studio where we're shooting the "star wars" series. >> jimmy: oh, great. pick up the computer and carry it around and show us everything. what would happen if you did that? would you -- no, you can't be fired. there is no way they can fire me. >> i don't think they would fire me, no. but they wouldn't be at all happy with me. nor would anybody else. it would be a shame to spoil. think about all these reveals. it just spoils it for the fans. >> jimmy: and yet,

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does lead to this very precarious situation. indeed this time thousands of people fled east through wanda. thousands of more fled west to sock a. most of them go out the way that we have from a local official that 3 people were burned in the lava. welcome, thanks very much, mark. and we're bringing us up to date from nairobi in kenya. well, the prominent iranian politician says the countries 3 months monitoring agreement with us, nuclear watchdog has expired. any and state news is reporting the parliamentary speaker said inspectors may no longer access images of nuclear sites. so let's go live to us. a big in tech run. just give us some more detail about what this actually means us well, this is, this comes down to a difference between the parliament, the politicians there who are position lawmakers and the government. now legislation was passed by these opposition. lawmakers that said that they wanted to wanted to restrict i e, a inspectors and stopped recording that certain nuclear sites. not the time for the husband. honda to foreign minister, javan refill, oppose. this said that this

r g a french president has asked for forgiveness from wanda saying he recognizes his country's role in the 1994 genocide and manuel macro made the comments that a vigil in the capital kigali on his 1st visit there if president. but he stopped short of a formal apology. ties between the 2 nations have long been strained over accusations . the former colonial power was complicit in the killings. no, i'm going to know. so and putting myself with humility and respect on your side to day. i am recognizing our responsibilities in gang involved since 1990 in a conflict in which it had no precedence. france did not know how to hear the voices of those. they warned it also overestimated strength to be able to stop those who were already there with france did not understand why wanting to obstruct a regional conflict or civil war was in fact, staying alongside a genocidal regime of willa in our historic sign of reconciliation. president polk, again, they praised that the french leader is acknowledgement. he's was well something more vulnerable than an apology. they were the truth. speaking the t

hello, i'm christine wanda. it's good to have your company. climate change is increasingly posing a challenge to agriculture developments in africa. the destruction caused by floods and the devastation by droughts across the continent really demonstrates the threat posed by the end, predictable weather patterns. now this year, some bubble is expecting its biggest target stuff made in 20 years. a sign that the country could be ending its cycle of food deficit due to successive drought. and the troubled land reform program undertaken in early 2 thousands. now official data shows the country will harvest about $2700000.00 metric tons of the staple grain. this would be almost 200 percent higher than last year. now the diabetes africa went to some bug with mushroom land west province from d. w. 's corresponded privilege. center. this report. 44 year old jane. she is a rural farmer from a shawn island width. she is sorting part of the green. have it. this year. you finally bought a bump up. jane in her family has suff