willie claims his book has helped him spark 3000 marriages. perhaps not surprisingly his services draw hopefuls from far and wide. back in town, the crowds are rising. and a little after 11:00 in the morning, the alcohol‘s already in full flow. events are held up and down the village, but the main centre of matchmaking activity is here at the aptly named matchmaker bar. this is where willie sets out his stall. the process is this. would you like to have children if all goes well? i think so, eventually. yeah. punters fill out their details, and tell willie about themselves, and what they'd like in a partner. then once the 20 euros fee is paid, willie will attempt to find them a match. joel's a little farmer. hes his own farm. but in the days when many people meet their future partner online, why do people still put their faith in willie and his traditional ways? i had my doubts. i might still have doubts. but i thought i would give it a whirl. why not? the festival may boost the number of locals finding partners, but it's also a serious boost

and willie's success isn't guaranteed.'s eyes have already wondered. but here in the matchmaking capital, lisdoonvarna, hope springs eternal. so i'm hoping that by the time i leave here, he'll keep his word and i'll meet someone. because that was the whole reason for me coming here. well, that's all we've got time for on this week's travel show. coming up next week... carmen's in peru to find out about a 500—year—old tradition called scissor dancing. so dojoin us then if you can. and in the meantime, you don't forget you can catch up with us while we are out on the road by signing up to our social media feeds. details are on the screen now. but for now, from me, christa larwood, and the rest of the travel show team here on the emerald isle, it's goodbye. parts of eastern england woke up this morning to fairly inconsequential covering of light snow. no snow in clan did note that there is some white in this weather watcher picture and a bit of sea foam. a windy picture across the uk. it is snowing now quite enthusiastically

>> willie: yeah, i was teaching school. the school, i would look around, put my sign in, and walk out the back door and go straight to the studio. but you know, the principal knew what i was doing. >> anthony: yep. >> willie: i did most of the deep city music using that technique. ♪ ♪ if only i could fly i would take to the air ♪ >> anthony: you're still out there so your songs are still being played, still being sampled, which is good, right? that's great. >> willie: it weren't for the the part of record industry that kept us alive was europe. >> anthony: the collectors must go crazy. maniac collectors in europe and japan. >> willie: if i had known back then, i guess we would still be over there. biggest motown or bigger. >> anthony: this is an island, isn't it? it is kind of an island. >> willie: i think it's worse than an island. ♪ darling i'm willing to forget about our past ♪ ♪ darling i'm able to make our love last ♪ ♪ i'm a one man's woman and i'm willing and able ♪ ♪ to be loved ♪ oh yes i am yeah yeah yeah don't pa

and willie's success isn't guaranteed.dy wandered. but here in the matchmaking capital, lisdoonvarna, hope springs eternal. so i'm hoping that by the time i leave here, he'll keep his word and i'll meet someone. because that was the whole reason for me coming here. well, that's all we've got time for on this week's travel show. coming up next week... carmen's in peru to find out about a 500—year—old tradition called scissor dancing. so dojoin us then if you can. and in the meantime, don't forget you can catch up with us while we are out on the road by signing up to our social media feeds. details are on the screen now. but for now, from me, christa larwood, and the rest of the travel show team here on the emerald isle, it's goodbye. hi there. we have seen a few snow showers over the last few hours, but it has been pretty dull and cloudy. 0ne place that saw some sunshine, some snow on the ground at aberdeen and some sun poking through the clouds. that's coming in from the north sea, showers working westwards. that will cont

sara, good morning. >> good morning, willie. amazingly, there were no deaths or life threatening injuries. a suspended intoxicated driver is in custody this morning as police try to piece together just how this happened. a party atmosphere quickly turned to a scene of destruction and despair. >> i saw a dark truck run a white car off the road, swerve, lose control and just run into like a hundred people. >> reporter: at least 21 people were hospitalized after the crash, including young children, as well as a new orleans police officer. a reporter for station wvue recorded this video and identified the man in custody as the driver of the pickup. the same man can be seen in this photo from the new orleans advocate. >> we suspect that that subject was highly intoxicated. he is in custody. he is being investigated right now. >> reporter: thousands of people were attending and participating in the crew of indimien parade in new orleans city center last night. it's a popular parade and one of two leading up to the famous mardi gras ce

gerri willis is an anchor and personal finance correspondent for the fox business network where the willis report ran nightly for five years. before fox business willis worked at c-span-- now i'm getting them turned around. she worked at cnn. [laughter] >> where she was personal finance editor of "open house" and later "your bottom line" two personal finance weekend programs. before joining cnn, she was a long-time senior many if correspondent for smart money magazine. she is the author of two business books, the smart money fwied to real estate investing and home rich. she was born in north carolina, and lives in westchester county, new york, with her husband of 22 years. so, please welcome gerri willis. [applaus [applause] >> hello. hi, everybody, can you hear me? am i loud enough? yeah? i've got your book, will, right here. all right, i'm so happy to be here in savannah. we've had a great time. will and jean holland hosted us and we managed to go out and play golf all day thursday, had a fabulous time, just loving, loving savannah. but i have to tell you, my brother is a minister and if

[applause] >> so, please, join me again in thank gerri willis, she was fantastic. [applause upon exiting the venue, our wonderful volunteers will enthusiastically accept your donations to the savannah book alstival. it's because of your generosity that we're able to keep the festival saturday free. thank you for coming. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> and you've been listening to fox business news anchor gerri willis talk about her new book, "rich is not a four-letter word." she'll be joining us now for a call-in program, and it's your turn. 202 is the area code for all of our numbers, 748-8200 if you live in the east and central time zones, 748-8201 for those of you in the mountain and pacific time zones. gerri willis, you spent a lot of your talk talking about your health. how is your health today? >> well, thank you for asking, it's so kind. i'm doing really very well, so i finished all of my treatments on january 4th, and i'm just building back my energy, and, you know, i'll be tested to make sure i'm clean and there's no more cancer, and

program and gerri willis, rich is not a four letter word with foxbusiness news talking about her new book and then another chance for you to talk to her. we have another call in. the united methodist church in downtown savannah built on a square. if you have never been to savannah there are several squares, live oaks and spanish loss and beautiful city, often we go to the book fairs and show the inside of the venue, and the outside of the book fair in itself, the producer down there, kate hughes, we want to show you that so you can see what the outside of the festival is like. >> good morning, facebook followers, and the savanna book festival. this festival takes place in health are square and most of it will be live in the trinity methodist church. john can be is speaking and following the discussion you call into booktv. you will hear from william towery in the shadow of the ayatollah. rich is not a four letter word, dan's waiter, author of boys, those will be available for you to ask your questions and also bringing live video from outside in the square to show you what the festiv

willie. >> should be an interesting show. steve patterson up early, first man on the red carpet, looking sharp, too. >> still ahead, the highs and lows of the week, including a moment for the jeopardy hall of fame as alex trebek spitz rhymes while rattering through a category on lyric wheres. >> and a 15-year-old dodge ball player who became a web sensation for mowing down her friends. >> and nascar looking at new places for their rising stars. >> as we go to break, our photo of the week. a spacex rocket blasting off from florida's kennedy space center up through the clouds, headed for the international space station. (clucking noises) everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny because only he brings delicious cadbury creme eggs. while others may keep trying, nobunny knows easter better than cadbury. hi! hey! i've made plans for later in case this date doesn't go well. likewise! but, funny story. on top of that? my mom is my best friend. uh oh. yeah. oop! there's the rescue text from my roommate saying she needs me. wouldn't it b

he will be doing a call in program and gerri willis, rich is not a four letter word with foxbusiness news talking about her new book and then another chance for you to talk to her. we have another call in. the united methodist church in downtown savannah built on a square. if you have never been to savannah there are several squares, live oaks and spanish loss and beautiful city, often we go to the book fairs and show the inside of the venue, and the outside of the book fair in itself, the producer down there, kate hughes, we want to show you that so you can see what the outside of the festival is like. >> good morning, facebook followers, and the savanna book festival. this festival takes place in health are square and most of it will be live in the trinity methodist church. john can be is speaking and following the discussion you call into booktv. you will hear from william towery in the shadow of the ayatollah. rich is not a four letter word, dan's waiter, author of boys, those will be available for you to ask your questions and also bringing live video from outside in the square

willie knows way likes to eat. >> i'm coming into the kitchen, man. want chicken and vegetables. [ inaudible ] >> that's my favorite dish. >> willie d, ya'll. it's been a minute ya'll. >> with the ghetto boys willie d is known as a gangsta rap originator music historians say he and the boys played no less a role than nwa in that genre. willie still lives in houston name rings huge bills in h town if you think for minute he was going to let super bowl week go by without making bang, think again. >> actual many i'm doing two parties. >> goldman sachs. >> goldman sachs. >> look at you. >> i got a houston version atlanta lingerie fashion show battle. >> super bowl week. everybody is here. everybody has an angle. players, coaches, media, hometown rap stars, anyone associated with the nfl is here. biggest meet up of the year. what's your angle? hit me up on social medial let's do some business. i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ >>> of course you can catch the big game patriots/falcons super bowl li sunday february 5th right here on fox 29. >>> get ready the ga

>>[applause] former mayor willie brown, mayor willie brown is here with us. >>[applause] pastor a really us water. >>[applause] hamed vander department of public works is with us and a number of people we will come back and acknowledge that the program moves forward. [inaudible] as the chairman mentioned, the black history program is priceless in black education. when we look at the term, [inaudible] has a couple of different meetings. one, of course at the time of an intense difficulty, trouble and danger. another definition of crises is a time, a time when it is difficult or in an important decision must be made good so it's inherent in a crisis and opportunity as well as well as a problem. when we look at the issue of opportunity, when we look at [inaudible]. the definition of a problem. there is the identifying a solution to the problem and the third piece of looking at a crisis, is then, taking action based on that solution that we arrive at. in order to take that action, you need three things. you need the resources to do it, you need to resolve to do i

the anchor of nbc's "sunday today", willie geist. music from paper route.eaturing the 8g band with kenny aronoff. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers, this is "late night," how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] in that case, let's get to the news. president trump referred to cnn as "fake news" during a black history month event, today. said cnn, "no, it really is black history month." it will be the first political memoir written entirely in all caps. [ laughter ] according to a recent report, u.s. bacon reserves have hit a 50 year low. "i can't talk now, chris," said trump, trying to get off the phone. [ laughter ] but fair warning, they will kick you out of ihop. [ laughter ] a team of researchers in the netherlands recently built a 46-foot-long bridge made with cannabis hemp, finally, a bridge everybody wants to burn. [ light laughter ] "uh, i think i downloaded that one." said everyone using regular tinder. [ laughter and applause ] orangutan, orangutan, orangutan. gibbon.

the anchor of nbc's "sunday today", willie geist. music from paper route.eaturing the 8g band with kenny aronoff. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers, this is "late night," how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] in that case, let's get to the news. president trump referred to cnn as "fake news" during a black history month event, today. said cnn, "no, it really is black history month." [ light laughter ] i don't believe you. [ light laughter ] hillary clinton will be the 2017 commencement speaker at wellesley college while joe biden is getting ready for freshman orientation at umass. [ laughter and applause ] back in the game! former president obama was spotted on vacation in the virgin islands yesterday, wearing a backwards baseball cap and flip-flops, and completely ignoring the bat signal. [ laughter and applause ] oh, oh. i'm done. i'm out of the game. i don't do that anymore. i have my flip-flops on. [ light laughter ] hat backwards. i don't do it. new jersey governor chri

i'm willie geist. it was a scene saturday evening in florida straight from the presidential campaign when donald trump pulled up to an airport hangar full of cheering supporters. this time, though, the plane was air force i. chuck todd helps us sift through the speech as president trump continues to interview candidates for the national security adviser p >>> later this morning, the king of comedy, judge apitow. our sit-down with the one-time comic who has been a stand-up since the last decade. >> i always wanted to be a stand-up. i just made movies so i could get a better seat. >>> let's go back to president trump who is back with the task of filling out his key staff. he talked to supporters in what some called a peace rally. there were reminders of why he became president in the first place. kelly kel kelly mcdonald is live for us in west palm beach, or have job interviews for at least four candidates to become national security adviser. the president will go into that from the energy boost he got t

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, willie. we know president trump likes to project confidence. he insists travel restrictions for countries and refugees is legal. after two setbacks in court and a rough rollout that travel immigration policy is not going as planned. despite a night of high style glamour, raising money for the american red cross, the president's feud with the federal judge was clearly on his mind, speaking hours before his administration's appeal was denied. the president told reporters, we'll win. the president had already argued his own case in a string of seven tweets saturdays, lashing out at the judge. the opinion of this so-called judge is ridiculous and will be overturned. mr. trump was upset that seattle based federal judge james robart temporarily stopped the ban on immigration and refugees from seven mostly muslim countries. >> love, not hate, make america great. >> reporter: protests against the ban from outside president trump's estate to the white house, around the country and cities around the wo

>>[applause] former mayor willie brown, mayor willie brown is here with us. >>[applause] pastor a really us water. >>[applause] hamed vander department of public works is with us and a number of people we will come back and acknowledge that the program moves forward. [inaudible] as the chairman mentioned, the black history program is priceless in black education. when we look at the term, [inaudible] has a couple of different meetings. one, of course at the time of an intense difficulty, trouble and danger. another definition of crises is a time, a time when it is difficult or in an important decision must be made good so it's inherent in a crisis and opportunity as well as well as a problem. when we look at the issue of opportunity, when we look at [inaudible]. the definition of a problem. there is the identifying a solution to the problem and the third piece of looking at a crisis, is then, taking action based on that solution that we arrive at. in order to take that action, you need three things. you need the resources to do it, you need to resolve to do i

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, willie. usually a serious level of gravity for an unexpected late night appearance by the president. in this case, it appeared more for the benefit of the japanese leader to speak to his home country, where it was already sunday afternoon. president trump appeared more like host and ally and said very little. an unexpected test played out in realtime saturday night. at first, president trump with his weekend guest from japan, chose not to answer reporters questions about the north korean provocation. >> you know what happened? you want to know that? >> reporter: two hours later, after 10:30 p.m. -- >> audio test, one, two. >> reporter: his home set up for an international statement. reporters from the u.s. and japan quickly assembled and prime minister shinzo abe spoke first. >> north korea's most recent missile launch is implorable. >> reporter: president trump did not deplore it, but stood by japan. >> i want everybody to understand the united states of america stands behind japan, it's a g

that's my favorite dish. >> willie d. >> with the ghetto boys willie d is known as a gangsta rap originators say he and the play no less a whole than nwa in that genre. he still lives in houston if you think for a minute he was going to let super bowl go by without making bang, think then again. >> i'm actually doing two parties. >> goldman sachs. >> look at you. >> yeah. >> i got houston versus atlanta lingerie fashion show battle. >> super bowl week. everybody is here. everybody has got an angle. players, coaches, media, hometown rap stars, anyone associated with the nfl is here. biggest meet up of the year. so what's your angle? hit mimi up on social median let's do some business much i'm hank and that's my take. >> you can watch the patriots take on the falcons in super bowl li this sunday february 5th right here on fox 29 but the game day party starts early here on fox 29. join mike and alex from seven to 10:00 a.m. this sunday. don't be late. bring your food. on your radar tonight, temperatures they're all over the place. here's life look at the ben franklin parkway. you know for the

. >> guest: and you've been listening to fox business news anchor gerri willis talking about her new book "rich is not a four letter word", she'll be joining us for a call-in program. 202-748-8200. if you live in eastern time zone. 8201. for the central and mountain time zones. gerri, you spent time talking about your health. how are you doing. >> i'm doing well, i finished my treatments on january 4th and building back my energy and you know, i'll be test today make sure i'm clean and there's no more cancer and i'll be taking some kind of drugs well, for the next ten years, but everything looks very, very good at this point and i just feel grateful to be out and about, and to be enjoying life. >> do you tire easily? >> yeah, yeah, i mean, i can get tired easily, i have to kind of manage my energy and make sure that i don't do too much, but let me tell you, it's small beans compared to what i've been through so it seems like i have a new lease on life. >> let's get into the topic of your book, rich is not a four letter word. >> one of the last questions asked was about money parked o

it's kind of like, willie, with alabama when they play auburn or harvard plays yale.say you can although all of the record books out. in this case, it doesn't matter what happened before. i understand what kasie is saying and it's red hot on capitol hill but whenever you brina supremeourthoice to the hill, everythg that preceded it gets wiped away. that is the ball game for both bases. and contacts really is everything. i will tell you this. if i were a republican senator and from a conservative state like the liberal senators from a liberty cal state, and if a democratic senate had stopped a republican from selecting a supreme court justice for the last years, and i could do it, i would go to the senate floor and i would say hell will freeze. hell will freeze over before i do anything that is going to allow this to move forward. yes, you're going to be able to pass him. but you're going to do it -- you're going to have to tear up the rules of this senate and i'm going to be fighting every step of the way. that's how progressives feel and chuck schumer's life is a lot

soon enough, i think, soon enough, willie. here, i think this debate sets up a bigger question which my colleague peter baker has written about. that is the clash we are likely to see between donald trump and the courts the limit of his executive power. a clash very much along the lines what we saw with franklin delanor roosevelt. if the court doesn't validated this which i'm not sure they will and legal experts say that trump is on solid ground here in a lot of ways, if they do invalidate this then the question becomes what is the administration come back with? do they have a new kind of travel ban or immigration policy that is not so specifically focused on these muslim countries? and that may be answers the question i've never been able to understand. why the refuge program? it's so extensively vetted and never the source of a lot of the downing that trump claims is out there so maybe this results in gnaw policy. i don't know. >> jeremy peters, thank you. amid donald trump's curious pros to posture toward vladimir putin wha

willy: hoy estas ahÍ con ella?general preocupa mucho a organizaciones de los derechos civiles y pro inmigrantes unto en 1986, session fue acusado de hacer comentarios racistas e intentar criminalizar a activistas afroamericanos que ayudaban a otras personas a registrarse para votar. pero no le valiÓ de nada, hace 30 aÑos fue rechazado para el puesto de juez federal. entre los Últimos 20 aÑos, se desempeÑÓ como senador republicano por alabama. nunca rindiÓ su apoyo pÚblicamente a ningún candidato presidencial de su partido hasta quedar nuestro se postulÓ. en el tema migratorio, se ha opuesto a propuestas que beneficiarÍan a los inmigrantes, especialmente se ha manifestado en contra de el programa de alivio migratorio para los soÑadores propuesto por obama. es uno de los principales defensores del proyecto de construcciÓn del muro en la frontera con mÉxico. varios demÓcratas test mike aron en su contra, entre ellos bernie sanders. [hablando en inglÉs] sessions de 70 aÑos es cristian y metodista, su padre era dueÑo de

>>> good morning and welcome to sunday today, i'm willie geist. an early foreign policy test for president trump as north korea launches a ballistic missile. a live report and chuck todd with the president's response in a moment. >>> later, jim parson's the star of the most popular star on television and highest paid actor talks about the role on the "bing bang theory" that launched him as a superstore. >> i remember saying you have been living in purgatory and this could be big >> our sunday it is and let's begin with the breaking news out of north korea. the country's leader kim jong un firing a ballistic missile into the sea. nbc's keir simmons is live in seoul, south korea, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, it's evening here, so people had a chance to take in the news. many believe this was a test not just of a north korean missile but a test of president trump himself. the projectile is an intermediate range missile fired from north korea. it travelled around 310 miles before dipping into the sea short of japan. just as president trump

karla: asÍ es, mi querido willy. los padres no sabemos los mensajes que escriben nuestros hijos. y por eso estÁ ariel coro, nuestro experto en tecnologÍa. estoy impresionada de las cosas que pueden escribir nuestros hijos, y no tenemos ni idea. ariel: y cÓmo ha cambiado. antes se enviaban mensajes de texto con cÓdigos, pero ahora estÁn utilizando emojis, las caritas y las figuritas. karla: ¿quÉ mensajes escondidos tienen estos emojis? ariel: puede empezar con algo tan sencillo como una llama,

>>[applause] former mayor willie brown, mayor willie brown is here with us.pplause] pastor a really us water. >>[applause] hamed vander department of public works is with us and a number of people we will come back and acknowledge that the program moves forward. [inaudible] as the chairman mentioned, the black history program is priceless in black education. when we look at the term, [inaudible] has a couple of different meetings. one, of course at the time of an intense difficulty, trouble and danger. another definition of crises is a time, a time when it is difficult or in an important decision must be made good so it's inherent in a crisis and opportunity as well as well as a problem. when we look at the issue of opportunity, when we look at [inaudible]. the definition of a problem. there is the identifying a solution to the problem and the third piece of looking at a crisis, is then, taking action based on that solution that we arrive at. in order to take that action, you need three things. you need the resources to do it, you need to resolve to do it and

in a moment, the chief executive of international airlines group, willie walsh, tells us about brexit and donald trump. but first: another day, another world leader arriving to meet president trump at the white house. today it is the turn of canada's prime minister, justin trudeau. he differs widely in opinion from his host on a variety of issues, including immigration, free trade and foreign policy. so just how important is canada's relationship with the united states? their countries share one of the biggest trading relationships in the world. in 2015, $662] billion worth of goods and services flowed across the almost—9,000 km border.

. >> it's willie geist. let me ask you a question i put to bob corker, and that's the posture of donald trump toward vladimir putin and russia, and outside the allegations being made and the leaks coming out of the intelligence community, comments he's made saying he's a strong leader, unlike what we have in america, and talking about president obama, and saying, yes, we kill people too, so what? do those views bother you? >> yeah, comments of moral equivalency do bother me, and i don't want to practice relativism in life, and i don't descri subscribe to the moral equivalency idea is a notion i don't like. willie, this president believes it would be better for american national security if russia started growing in the same direction if instead of against us, and it would be great if it happened, and i do believe that donald trump is a guy that has good relationships and knows how to get deals done and maybe could do what hillary clinton failed to do, what george bush failed to do, so it's rational that admi

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we are losing options as surely as willie's old station wagon was losing gears. last year i said it was only a crisis if we didn't act. and we didn't act. now we have a crisis on our hands. it is critical that we embrace compromise and demonstrate true leadership as we work together to pass a comprehensive solution this year. governor wallie hinkle said where people see action they see hope. let us act to move alaska forward to better days. and yes, there are many reasons for hope. a new legislature means new opportunity, new ideas and new dialogue. we have the tools to solve these challenges. we have the wealth. we have the capacity. we just need the will. now is not the time to see who will blink first. now is the time to open our eyes wide to the kind of future alaskans want and deserve. let me share with you my vision for alaska's future. i envision an alaska with the lowest rates of domestic violence and sexual assault and the highest rates of high school graduation and employment. in alaska where our youth have hope for their future and turn to training and

>> willie -- >> happy friday. >> willie, as we were walking in, you know what would have been really funny? that would have been a really funny hour or so of television if you weren't president of the united states. >> yeah. that was right off the campaign trail, call it summer of 2015. a man in his element saying whatever crossed his mind, throwing out things that were verifiably false and the key line we played at the end, i love this. i'm having a good time. he did not want that press conference to end. he felt like he was back. he had watched other people try to defend him for a month, kellyanne conway, sean spicer, steven miller. it wasn't working. he wanted to put himself out front and center and speak for himself and if the idea was to convey there is no chaos in the white house, i'm not quite sure it had that effect easement it was one of the most chaotic press conferences that anybody has ever seen. >> we have mike barnicle bus. >> -- bus and mark halpern. >> before we pick out all of the falsehoods, a gut check. he may only be 39% in the poll, according to the pugh poll and

in a moment, the chief executive of international airlines group, willie walsh, tells us about brexitonald trump. but first: another day, another world leader arriving to meet president trump at the white house. today it is the turn of canada's prime minister, justin trudeau. he differs widely in opinion from his host on a variety of issues, including immigration, free trade and foreign policy. so just how important is canada's relationship with the united states? their countries share one of the biggest trading relationships in the world. in 2015, $662] billion worth of goods and services flowed across the almost—9,000 km border. that works in the united states‘ favour at the moment, to the tune of $12.1 billion, because whilst canada sells more goods to the us than the other way round, america more than makes up for it when it comes to the services sector. 75% of all canadian exports go to the united states, so good relations will be important to businesses across canada. the value of us—canada relations has seen massive growth since 1994, when the north america free trade agreement

willie? >> al, thank you very much. >>> coming up, a stunning shakeup for one of the most storied franchises in sports. legendary l.a. laker magic johnson in charge of his former team. can he bring back we're asking, does hollywood have a gender problem? not enough roles for women in front of and behind the cameras. one oscar winner thinks so and says she can prove it. ronan farrow takes a look. >>> just ahead, the fight over what to put on your pizza after one world leader declares his wish to ban a certain controversial topic. >> i think he is right about this one. >>> joyous reactions to hoda's big surprise announcement. she's adopted a baby girl. (vo) if you have type 2 diabetes, you may know what it's like to deal with high... and low blood sugar. januvia (sitagliptin) is a once-daily pill that, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar. januvia works when your blood sugar is high and works less when your blood sugar is low, because it works by enhancing your body's own abili

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