and now -- wanda sykes! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> wanda: thank you!hank you, thank you, thank you! all right, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. hello and welcome to "jimmy kimmel live." i'm your guest host, wanda sykes. [ cheers and applause ] [ drumroll ] this is my third and final night filling in for jimmy, and we've been having so much fun, a lot of fun. as you know, i started a rumor this week that jimmy is in rehab for steroids. [ laughter ] i wanted to see if we could get it going. and it got going pretty good. [ laughter ] last night, i called on you to show jimmy you care by using the hashtag #jackedupjimmy. [ laughter ] and many of you answered the call. "sending thoughts and prayers to you in rehab, kimmel!" [ laughter ] "jacked up jimmy, i know it's tough, but you can get off those steroids. just keep working the program. love you!" "sorry about your balls." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i think we're all sorry about his balls. [ laughter ] unfortunately, i do have a sad update to share. late last night, jimmy was involved

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wanda deployed troops in july to help more than big national army. the enemy was estimated to be between the 200-8000 but he always put it in this model. busy whoops, yeah, so. busy busy course on in the 4th over the ground. it is very important because it is hard to go over the territories. many people feel afraid to go home and continue to leave rough encompasses to displace that we did not cause the conflict. we are suffering losses without knowing the cause. we're just ordinary citizen and when i was, am becomes in this return rates in oil, gas and other minerals say they want peace, they want to rebuild their towns and they hope the truth will keep them safe enough to go back home. but what little is known about the rise of the islamist insurgency has been attributed to inequality, and the lack of jobs in a region which is expected to deliver $100000000000.00 in gas revenue. in the coming decades. ironically, the insurgency started after a $2000000000.00 loan scandal came to light in 2016 for one of the poorest countries that represents a 12 per

what he ended up in wanda. instead. how to get there more arrived in kigali bron daily on a plane interview with standard news fair. a minister deflecting tough question, looking to avoid any negative headline. however, the next day, johnson, the senior, was back on the show. majestic ministers team mistakenly sent upfront a one and a half hour long recording, including a practice interview. the minister did with the p. r team on how to answer questions about was at the beginning of case we gave the minister the opportunity to come back on our program. and the video that had been accidentally sent to era provided a rare glimpse behind the curtain of a very secret of industry. the p r firms, in this case, the london base target that work with high profile clients to help shape their public image. is that the plain i've seen? it suggested i haven't seen it. i haven't covered that. so you're saying i have no idea. right? and in a 2nd interview, the minister was asked the question again, you know, pay for the plane then tra

and now who visit india or wanda hungry reservation visited soon afterwards for identified as having pegasus infection. for example, under the 1st numbers are into entered into the database of potential targets. only after that, then the visit with one target actually being asked and met the head of the security rwanda gap. it is a bit longer. it takes like a year or 2, but we don't see any so targets, or potential people select as being targets of edison spyware, before they're tied to. now, what we can deduct from this is that a lot of these trips, a key aspect of the discussion of things like, quote unquote security and stability. when israel ingratiate itself to governments by offering very advanced spyware. israel has the tools to conduct what's come to be known as by tech diplomacy, the sporting of surveillance equipment that other governments want to get their hands on. it has a power house of a high tech sector and likes to call itself start up nation more than $3000000000.00 a year and us financial aid, much of its spent on defense, certainly help. the israeli government can

our community would not be the same without wanda's guidance, friendship and support. may god continue to bless the community and the riddle family at this difficult time. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? mr. carter: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. carter: mr. speaker, i rise today to remember and honor frank peoples of savannah, georgia, who passed away on august 18 at age of 93. frank's accomplish ams in life -- accomplishments in in life are nothing short of remarkable. he earned a degree in industrial engineering. under the leadership of coach bobby dodd, he made history as the first sophomore to become head manager of the football team. he was inducted into georgia tech's school of evening innerring hall of fame and the athletics hall of fame for his remarkable achievements. following graduation, he served his country in the korean war in

. >> from california, this is wanda. good morning. >> hello. lori is the perfect example of why we don't need free college. this has been predicted since 1970. none of it has come true yet. maybe you should consult other places besides your professors like climate depot. and also your lists of scientists, did you know that some of those people are just dentists and psychologists who agree in general with your climate predictions? >> that was wanda in california. >> there is a historic drought happening in california. and across the west. one of the biggest reservoirs in northern california is drying up and it's going to have to go online for -- off-line for a while. as i said the beginning, the dixie fire has destroyed nearly thousand structures. it has burned a couple hundred thousand acres at this point. i think i am way off on that. it is only 22% contained. i think california more than most has really seen the impact of climate change by looking out their windows. then you go to montana, the drought there is destroying the fishery industry

but it was, we flew in local people, wanda, that a lot has changed in the country and not always for the better. o the last in a series of operations to eradicate the opium cropping of canister was a failure. the money just got to spend on the presidential campaign countries budget ran dry. investigative reporting is a serious challenge. you're expected to oil, the wheels a little by paying buck sheesh before you can fill anything. never got a new job on the on the got moving a whole lot of a big driver and translator us save today. they will not come back to this. is there any day? i mean if one of these young and young. okay. i show you that when you pull it up, would it be come on june. but it says you will see many more disabilities that are supposed to come on the policy, which basically means burned. money has become a local attraction for always traffic gems. here and pedestrian stop by just to stand on top of the bridge. and look at the denizens beneath. we were told that anything like this would have been unsinkable when the soviet union was here. or even under the taliban.

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. >> these are soldiers from mozambique and for wanda in the -- rwanda.ighters had used this city to launch attacks across the province since 2017. hundreds of thousands have been killed and displaced. the soldiers here are bait. it with a less than a month to complete the offensive and technically province. >> as you have seen along the way, most of the enemy are killed. others have disappeared into the forest. they are now learning to pass through doors, along a mile axis. >> businesses had miserably to fight against the armed group. 50 miles away, the scene of the most recent attack. fighters killing several people and causing many to flee from their homes. it was one of several attacks planned from mocimboa da praia. the town falling back into government forces is a strategic fishery -- victory. >> it is between these two cities. it was deployed in groups. concerning the importance of the ground, it is very important. it is a port for terrorists. >> many people are still afraid to go home and live in camps for the displaced. >> we did not cause the co

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performers include dave chappelle, amy schumer and wanda sykes who will take the stage at madison square month. presale tickets go on sale tomorrow. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" now, your favorite band might require vaccinations for the next concert. why domino's pizza is giving away free food. diane king hall has the stories. >> good morning, anne-marie. wall street futures are indicating a choppy open after a soft back pedal. the major indexes were weighed down by losses in energy shares amid concerns over reinstated travel restrictions in china due to new covid-19 infections. the dow slid 106 points, the nasdaq added 24 and the s&p 500 fell 4. >>> live nation is giving more power to singers and bands when it comes to the coronavirus pandemic. they're letting artists decide whether concert goers need to be vaccinated or have a negative covid test in order to attend the event. it's a good strategy moving forward. 98% of attendees on the first day of lowelll la pa low zsa. >>> parents of 60 million children in the u.s. are expected to receive the child tax credit payment on friday. it's p

and so to have as many people vaccinated around the younger students is the superintendent wanda sessionsh the we talk with the union representation as well. we talked to some families. you know this is has been coming down the pike related to our employees and we thought extension to the students made the most sense. again to keep our our children and family safe. >>about 7,000 students and 900 employees in that district california has already ordered that all school employees be vaccinated or take weekly coronavirus tests. >>in national news an antibody treatment to ease covid symptoms is back in the spotlight. texas governor greg abbott is receiving regeneron after he tested positive for the virus. and in florida governor ron desantis is making the treatment available for some residents there study show that regeneron can reduce the rates of covid-19 hospitalizations and deaths. doctors stress it is not a replacement for getting vaccinated but regeneron antibodies can make symptoms less severe. >>if everyone could have access to this treatment i think this is the difference between wha

wanda ly, and pointing out that that money can't be given and put forth unless there are some solid guarantees in particular to some of the human rights conditions that the west have put on that aid. we have 1000000000 euros set aside for the next 7 years for the scanners done in the u development systems. this a, there's no frozen and it is frozen until we have solid guarantees and credible actions on the ground that the conditions are being made. and that theme being repeated bar british prime minister bar was johnson, who said that when it came to talk with the father bon, that the g 7 did have some leverage. and when it comes to engaging with the, with the taliban and engaging with the government in afghanistan, whatever, it's its exact composition, the g 7 has huge leverage. and today the g 7 agreed we brought them together and they agreed a roadmap for future engagement with the taliban. so that if there's huge funds are going to be unfrozen eventually for use by the, the government and people of afghanistan. then what we're saying is that got this, don canton look back into becoming a b

"q-force" which is set to premiere on netflix next month they are misfit teen queer crime fighters wandaands september 2nd on netflix. >> i'm surprised that we haven't seen something like that a lot sooner, and i have a feeling it's going to be pretty popular. >>> doughnut lovers out there, you have a reason to celebrate today. it may be friday the 13th today, but krispy kreme is trying to bring some customers some good luck they're offering a mix and match assortment for $13 you can preorder a double dozen of the original glazed, or you can kept the one dozen glazed and then another classic assorted dozen online. >> way to make friday the 13th a little bit sweeter for us here >>> and thanks for waking up with us and ending your week with us. frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. coming up on the "today" show, they have the high school football coach in new orleans, he's trying to help save lives in his community have a great weekend, everyone we hope to see you right back here on monday be safe. . >>> right now at 4:30, recall election countdown. days way from the start of voting, gov

is wanda, the humanitarian catastrophe. what are you hearing about the treatment of civilians in those areas? i would say it is a disaster. there is war against humanity and war crimes happening as we are speaking. i don't care if it's government or taliban working in helmand, you know, i have the experience. i have contact with local people right now they do not need anything except except you know, a c exit part. and so many people wanted are waiting for treatment. so many kids are waiting for food in that water in medicine, but unfortunately, both sides need a color bond not doth, can give them and respecting civilians and their life. unfortunately, i'm afraid if the united nation, the security considered the united states and me to do not interfere, that we will be having, i would say a disaster in their catastrophe and hillman province. unfortunately, lash gar is a key strategic target, isn't it? not? is it clear who is in charge or where the balance of power lies? actually for taliban is kandahar. so they're looking i

we will hear first from wanda in new jersey, democrats line. caller: hi. good morning. , gentlemen. good morning to my beautiful country. i am so grateful to have president biden as our leader to put an end to this senseless war that we cannot win. those people are totally different. they will never be westernized like our country. they hate us. they are the seed of ishmael, the seed of war. you will never, never change their minds! and look at their leaders. they took off and took the money with them, over $100 billion these people ran off with. the president of their country took off, but they want us to stay indefinitely? to do what? set up our own government there? host: all right, we will get a response. jim carafano, if you want to take that first. guest 1: i find that call quite racist. it is light brown lives don't matter and these people are subhuman. i think adam and i agree. adam served in that country. yes, the government had flaws in it was corrupt, nobody is arguing that, but it was unelected government, as imperfect as the election was. what the afghan people needed,

got us for situation because she just thought a bit like in the 1994 after and it was crazy in wanda it's dr. there. gina, today, 25 years later. now we have fishing, tory, to, to put the country in be part of the country. and our state of case was a request. then the state of the us rather president to, to get the providing to those people will been crying every day since you saw the images. sometimes when people speak about the situation, there is always about what people dying and now do not take the decision to stops finelli to and the situation and really put everything on the table. because this distribution on these crises recreate lots of things diplomatically economically. but let's stop by military, because we are fishing, terrorism victories can all be shut up when we bring a weapon. when to bring military in the other lives, we are trying to bring saudi sion or by providing social security trying trying to to, with a strong economy in the region because we're seeing that. so that would be part of the different retail on this matter. let me give our audience an idea of the

wanda deployed troops in july to help more than big national army. the enemy was estimated to be between the 200-8000 but he always put it in this model. busy whoops, so. busy course on in the 4th over the ground. it is a very important because it is hard to go over the terrorist. many people i feel afraid to go and continue to be rough and comes with a display. no, i said i do not. we did not cause to complete, we are suffering losses without knowing the cause. you bet, and i do. we are just ordinary. when i was, i'm becomes in this return rate in oil, gas and other minerals say they want peace, they want to rebuild their towns, and they hope the troops will keep them safe enough to go back home. captain soy all to 0. it went out 0 life from london. much more phil ad for you on the program . striking accord with the voters. politicians in germany begin that campaigning for next month. elections. your party had 8 months off a month on the stand off between india, farmers and the government continues and the country's 1st and then pick gold medalist a

most groceries have agreed to take a small number of ask and see repeat commission president wanda lion visited a spanish military airport being used as a temporary transit point for the vacuum. des, shinta, guns, fish, that's legal. it is very important that we offer legal options to those who have to flee afghanistan because of their convictions because they have worked for us because they are women's rights activists. or because they a journalist, we must now offer them safe ways to leave the country and be accepted. the taliban co founder has arrived and cobbled for talks to form and you government. and there are some signs of new malice. ministerial offices opened for the 1st time since the taliban takeover wrote mcbride begins coverage, answering the taliban coal to turn up for work. most government employees arrived at their offices for the start of the working week to be met by a new set of gods for the taliban. it's another important step towards securing power. we are quite pleased that there has not been any looting or anything and the people are beginning to, to be confident

wanda deployed its troops in july to help more than big national army. the enemy was estimated to be between the 2008000 but he was put in this model. whoops. yeah. so. busy busy course on in the 4th over the ground. it is a very important to because it is here to go over the terrorist. many people i feel afraid to go home and continue to leave rough income for the displace. no, i said i do not. we did not cause the conflict, we are suffering losses without knowing the cause. and i do, i mean we are just ordinary citizen and when i was, am becomes in this return rates in oil, gas and other men rolled say they want peace. 4 they want to rebuild their towns and they hope the troops will keep them safe enough to go back home. catherine, sorry, all to 0. still ahead on al jazeera where live in paris, where we expected latino mfc to join p. s. j shop departure from barcelona. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, if i'm bored he's jerry emily. thank he will, can today be the day we finally see little messy in paris, the form of offline, the stars reported to reach a

wanda deployed ships in july to help more than big national army. the enemy was estimated to be between the 2008000 but he was put in a modal world. yeah. so. busy he was on in the 4th, over the ground. it is a very important thing because it is hard to go over the territories. many people i feel afraid to go home and continue to be rough and comes with a display. no, i said i do not. we did not call the company, we are suffering losses without knowing the cause. and i do, i'm, we are just ordinary. i'm, when i was, am becomes in this region rich in oil, gas and other minerals. they, they want peace. they want to rebuild their towns and they hope the troops will keep them safe enough to go back home. cathy sorry, all jazeera, the u. s. canada and the u. k. of imposed new sanctions on ben a. ruth and moves coincide with the 1st anniversary of battle. russian petted president, alexander lucas shank is disputed election when under simmons has warmness now was goods alex and lucas shanker was big conversation. event was still going on when the consequen

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wanda deployed its troops in july to help more than big national army. the enemy was estimated to be between the $28000.00 but he was deployed in modal. busy world yeah, so. busy course on in the 4th over the ground. it is very important because it is hard to go over the terrorist. many people feel afraid to go home and continue to leave rough income for the displace. no, no, i said i do not. we did not cause the conflict. we are suffering losses without knowing the cause. you bet, and i do. we are just ordinary citizens when i was, am becomes in this region rich in oil, gas and other minerals say they want peace, they want to rebuild their towns and they hope the troops will keep them safe enough to go back home. cathy sorry all to 0. some b as president ed garlan go will seek, defend, often opposition challenger and thursday's elections. with a country facing huge debts on a possible bailout, young voters are likely to play a decisive part in that pull her matessa reports from the sucker. elaine mcknight says shopping for bass goods has become frustrat

wanda deployed its troops in july to help more than big national army. the enemy was estimated to be between the 200-8000 but he always put it in this model. busy whoops, yeah, so. busy course on in the 4th over the ground. it is a very important to because it is hard to go over the terrorist. many people feel afraid to go home and continue to leave rough income for the displace. no, i said i do not. we did not cause the conflict. we are suffering losses without knowing the cause. we're just ordinary citizen and when i was, am becomes in this region rich in oil, gas and other minerals say they want peace, they want to rebuild their towns, and they hope the troops will keep them safe enough to go back home. cathy sorry all to 0 though the president of valerie has told western pals to choke on their sanctions after another round was imposed on his government by the us, canada, and the u. k. targets included the country's national olympic committee, which washington accuses of money laundering. the miscarried, signed with the 1st anniversary of alexander lu

wanda deployed its troops in july to help more than big national army. the enemy was estimated to be between the 2008000 but he was put in this model world. yeah. so. busy course on in the 4th over the ground. it is very important because it is hard to go over the terrorist. many people i feel afraid to go home and continue to leave rough incomes for the displace. no, no, i said i do not. we did not cause the conflict, we are suffering losses without knowing the cause. and i do, i'm, we are just ordinary citizen. and when i was, am becomes in this region rich in oil, gas and other minerals they, they want peace, they want to rebuild their towns, and they hope the troops will keep them safe enough to go back home. cathy sorry all to 0 london zoo is marking world lion day with a special meal for its newest big cat area. the 4 year old a. she ethic, lioness had her breakfast, served in edible, happy a mesh, a globes. wild lion day is an independently organized campaign to raise awareness of lion observation.

is wanda of more difficult days ahead with wind full cost to strengthen now to iran, the countries new president has taken office with a direct stance on us as a direct on some us sanctions and his countries nuclear ambitions. ibrahim race, he said that he would take steps to lift the sanctions, which have devastated the country's economy. he insisted the iranian nuclear program is for peaceful purposes. but he enters office at a time of height and regional tensions. the iranians, this nuclear program is phase for these full pays for the nuclear weapon has nothing to do with the policy. the strategy of iran, the breast shows and sanctions will never let down the iranian people we will defend our right inside and to fic development sanctions. on the iranian should come to an end while out there as ali hashem is falling, the story force from tehran. the main takeaway from brain rice is features that is going to concentrate more in front of foreign policy on regional neighbors . he said he's going to extend his government extended hand of friendship to regional neighborhoods at the same t

nice got us to situation because she just thought a bit like in the 1994 after and it was crazy in wanda it started there today 25 years later. now we are fishing, tory, to, to put these country in be part of the country. and our state of case was a request. the state of says, you, the us for the president to get these providing to those people will be crying every day. i think you sort of images some times when people speak about this address or in the east is always about what people dying. and now to give and take the decision to start the 2 and the situation and really put everything on the table. because this distribution on these crises recreate lots of things diplomatically economically. but let's stop by military because we are fishing. terrorism victories can all be shut up when we bring a weapon. when to bring military in the left, we are trying to bring saudi sion or by providing social security trying trying to to will it's showing economy in the region because we're seeing that. so that would be this top of the different you can use to retail on this matter. let me give out

his late, his trip took him to a wanda where he met the president polk army. earlier he met uganda president. you are miss of any now the united nation. 60 general antonia good terrorist is calling all foreign troops to leave ethiopia terrace, or stole parties to push for lasting seas foreign tea gray and warned about the ongoing humanitarian catastrophe. well, mohammed ado has this update now from neighboring, kenya. we don't know whether the prime minister is any close to agreeing to all parts with the ticket. i rebels something he has been refusing for a while now despite the loss of international pressure on him to end the war. the prime minister is 1st of all, refusing to take off the people's liberation from rebels from the religious thought of the organization as something that will pay the way for talks between his government and the rebels who seem top is chosen in the past couple of months. by the smaller groups in the venetians will go much region as well as the for the all region joining runs with them on taking the war to the government, causing e

wanda, i have to get water, which my son brought up and they got on my can she can she life has changed dramatically. we cannot even secure the basics for the yet and i'm know that i'm along. yeah. i see this is the laundry. it's been in the machine since yesterday. i can't wash because the one our electricity we get does not cover the washing cycle . this is the fridge where we are putting the food that doesn't go back across the room at the will. of course, i believe the government and the leaders, all of them means all of them and see that i've been and we're all tired, but pick hi, this is how we live. we have nothing to offer them but well use of the situation. but my daughter bit my heart of the movie, it seems like i cannot provide for her like before. ah, this is jeanetta. let's get a round up of the top stories. local sources say the taliban has sees control of another 2 provincial capitals in the south of afghanistan. the fall of last got a guy and kandahar the country. second city would be the most significant gain for the on group since it's offensive began. the u. s. in the

pressure is building to end the conflict in the northern te gray region is the latest trip to come to wanda, where he met with president pul, gummy. earlier he met the uganda in president. you're where he was 70, united nations sector. general. antonio gutierrez is calling on all foreign troops to leave e. c o. p. content urged all parties to push for a last thing, sci fi in t grey. well, homo has this update from neighboring, kenya. we don't know whether the prime minister is any close to agreeing to wall pots with the ticket rebels, something he has been refusing for a while now, despite lot of international pressure on him and the war as a prime minister, football refusing to take off the people's liberation from rebels from the ridges start off terra organization as something that will pay the way for talks between his government and the rebels who seem top is certain in the past couple of months by the smaller groups in the venetian will go much region as well. as the for the oral regions joining rungs with them on 2nd, the war to the government causing even more problems for civilians

wanda. the fed tapering is clearly in a training camp mode.ackson hole is likely to be the pre-safe haven game. september or november, fomc will be the live event. i love that. the preseason game. do you know what i reckon? i was in the car looking at two twitter seeds at the same time. they have taken the heat out of jackson hole. dani: if i can extend that metaphor even further. what ending -- inning are we in? what inning do we start to see tapering pulling back? that's a big question. we know tapering is coming. there's the timing debate as edward pointed to there. manus: u.n. die talked about bullard. they say to get tapering done by the end of first quarter. we will rip it up for the social as well. greg is busy here. he's back in the chair. never listen to bullard. there's king dollar. there's king dollar. does she fly higher? dani: that's at a november 2020 hi. it's the market to have a reaction. one of the remarkable things about yesterday, this idea of tapering. not that much of a reaction. manus: not at all. repressed, depressed. ta

crowd heard that's also because it offered inspiration from one of the neighborhoods native sons, wandanderson. >> he actually grew up around two blocks away from here. he is literally from this neighborhood are that's why he wanted to host the event here at the school he used to go to. >> reporter:'s girlfriend organize the entire event which included a dj, free lunch, school swag and free haircuts from a group of barbers hayward to send kids back to campus in style, feeling and looking sharp. >> feel good, look good, works good, get good grades. >> reporter: but the real draw was one himself, a kid who grew up in the neighborhood idolizing nba players. >> those guys seem so far removed. >> reporter: he is acutely aware of his status as a role model to kids and how much a signature on a basketball can mean to an 11-year-old like christopher. to those guys set an example for you you want to follow? >> they said a good example to always push even through the hard times and always work hard. >> reporter: these have been hard times for kids and it will take hard work to rise above them. bu

host: that is wanda in california. guest: there is a historic drought happening in california and across the west. one of the biggest reservoirs in northern california is drying up, and it will have to go off-line for a while. as i said at the beginning, the dixie fire has destroyed nearly 1000 structures. it has burned a couple hundred thousand acres at this point, i think i am way off on that, and it is only 22% contained. california, more than most, you can see the impact of climate change by looking out your windows. if you go to montana, the drought there is destroying an industry for montana. it is hurting the crops. the drought levels are extreme. they have had to pooling their national guard to fight the fires. -- to pool in their national guard to fight the fires. . this is what is happening every single day because we have failed to act at this point. host: what argument would you make that to the degree of things that have to be done in order to reverse the gradual warming of the climate what has to be done

>> it started on wanda, i'm crazy and there's something wrong with me. it's one of those things like your colorblind and you don't know it until people start telling you that you don't understand. i didn't know until i was about 40 that everybody doesn't hear someone speaking another language and have this desire to know 100 words just because you feel left out and it's fascinating other people can. i had that at age four. a little girl was speaking hebrew and it blew my mind. i didn't know what hebrew was but all of a sudden i knew i couldn't understand what she was saying and i asked my mother what are they doing and my mother asked what they were speaking and came back and said theyun are speaking hebrew and i said what is hebrew and she explained people speak different languages. i just couldn't have this. and i canis language have some of it and i realize now that is the way a certain kind of person -- there's something about other languages that just leaves me i've got to get in there and people that are that way are people who would be happy being

the lineup includes dave chapel, and amy schumer and wanda sykes.y celebration goes on sale tomorrow. >>> while this sound like it could be the beginning of a movie plot but it happened in real life. >> a woman who got help from modern family star is recovering after fainting and hitting her face on a rock at a national park in utah. many john says she began to feel light head and told her family to continue and the next tomeking her ember it questions. >> you know, they are stars and didn't have to stop. they cleaned me up and they gave me stuff to eat. and i mean, she knew what she was doing. >> julie bowen there and her sister a doctor helped the hiker contact her husband, and son, and they gave her electrolytes and food, and even treated her wounds. >> wow. >> wow. >> i glad she is okay. >> a good place. >>> at the right time the two people were. >>> it's 5:55, and the next half-hour or kpix five and streaming on cpsn bay area. >>> balancing covid and classroom. thousands more returning to campus in alameda county. we are live with how the distr

the hilarious molly shannon plays new talk show host pat and wanda sykes brings big laughs as well.now on hbo max and new episodes drop weekly. >>> and here's something people are excited about. something wicked this way comes. i think that was supposed to mean something and i messed it up. if you want to be popular with the whole family tune in to "wicked in concert" tomorrow night, the original. that would be idina menzel and kristin chenoweth are hosting this spectacular, rita moreno and many more will perform, all to celebrate broadway re-opening in just a few weeks. so what is this feeling so sudden and new? i'm pretty sure it's excitement. tomorrow night on pbs. that's what happens. >> lyrics. >> i have seen the musical. >> it is great. it's a great musical. >>> and finally, a new movie based on a '90s classic. that's right, let's take it back to 1999 when freddie prinze jr. made a bet to make rachael leigh cook into a prom queen only to fall in love with her along the way. >> of course. >> swoon, yes. well, now thanks to netflix the roles are reversed, "he's all that" has tik

actually, my chief of staff, his cousin, wanda green, was a flight attendant on flight 93 and i was sittingen they took down that plane. so reflecting on that and now 20 years later is really very sobering in a lot of respects, but also i knew then that it could spiral out of control and that if we didn't think through the impact and the implications -- and i have been thinking about this this week because now i'm terrified and i'm really so worried and, like everyone, concerned and working every how to try to figure out how we make sure that no more lives are taken, that afghans are transported out and evacuated. those who supported are, americans, our diplomats, ngos, women and children. how in the world are we going to get this done quickly because they're in danger. so that's what i'm thinking about more so. and as i chair the subcommittee that provides a lot of the funding for our refugee resettlement assistance, for our visas and for all of the diplomatic and development funds that -- >> yes. >> -- we have that would help in this terrible, terrible tragedy really of evacuating people