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remember winnie? >> do i remember winnie?wait -- >> aspired to be like her. >> if it's going to be a black family, the names are going to drastically change, right? we're going to get the jacksons, the williams. >> we'll see. we'll see what they come up with. is it going to be -- you know. >> might be instead of winnie, we might get a shirleen, right? >> okay, my name is pretty southern, you know that, right? >> i think i knew that, that's why we get along. >> somebody told me i didn't look like a shirleen, but i didn't know what that meant. was that a compliment? i don't know. >>> next to the wonder years of harry styles. >> oh, yes. >> the wonder of harry styles, i like that transition. >> yes, the breakout star. we know what we're doing around here at "world news now." the breakout star of one direction is using his voice to soothe our frayed nerves. >> the crooner has partnered with the calm app for a special sleep story, take a listen. ♪ holding hands we stroll until we chance upon a brook ♪ ♪ its cool, clear water mirro

winnie wrote this out. we'll maybe do a chyron for you. so you can see #cut50, it's a petition for you to sign basically, raising awareness for prisoners and people incarcerated that need help during this time as well a little criminal justice there. aliforneycenter.org. and this is more of a new york, local charity that jonathan will talk about later in the show, but i appreciate it. guys, let's do a little monologue. we did it yesterday from the lemonade stand so now we've graduated and we have a real, actual, working desk look how exciting this is. wow. so, it's a little rickety, but this is it right here. my camera operator is my wife. nancy, i love you so much. if you want to, you can zoom in a little bit gary, i guess you want to come in, too. okay >> hi, gar >> jimmy: gary, you want to be -- you want to be a guest >> higgins >> jimmy: come here, gar good girl. all right. welcome to "the tonight show" everybody. at home edition. it's a fun day in our house because i decided to cook up a a real special meal. [ smoke alarm welcome to "

. >>> plus, winnie from the wonder years is here to help your kids with their math homework. - [narratoru just reward yourself for spending a perfectly reasonable amount of time on the couch with tacos from grubhub? grubhub's gonna reward you for that with a $5 off perk. (doorbell rings) - [crowd] grubhub! (fireworks exploding) >>> our team is always on social media. check out these photos kris sanchez shared on her instagram as her kids went back to swim practice. make sure to follow kris on facebook, twitter, and instagram. >>> giants and a's players are working out at their camps following testing-related delays. two people tested positive in the giants. the giants will open july 23rd at dodgers stadium. the a's open the next day hosting the angels. there are six battle of the bay games. three in mid-august at oracle park, three in mid-september at the coliseum. fans will not be allowed to participate in person. you've got to watch it on the tube. here's kari with one last check of our forecast. >> hey, we're looking pretty good. a little bit warmer in some of the inland areas as we r

i think winnie is correct.o things like immunisation, vaccinations. as the head of gavi, we are seeing that many parents are not taking their children for their usual course of vaccination. and 13.5 million children have not had their vaccinations in all the countries we are working, including countries in africa. so, diseases, other infectious diseases like measles are rearing their head and, if we are not careful, more people might die from measles or hiv—aids or other diseases than from covid. so that is absolutely right. we have got to keep our eye on the ball. the second thing i want to say is that there is now community spread. you mentioned the heavy clusters of people living in poorurban areas, and i think it is true that this is one of the most worrying things we have to look at. in our informal dwellings and communities, the spread can be quite rapid. all right but i mean one other layer of difficulties for africa is of course that health systems across the continent are really quite fragile. so, for

winnie lau. stay with us on bbc news.ou coming down the ladder now. it's one small step for man... ..one giant leap for mankind. a catastrophic engine fire is being blamed tonight for the first crash in the 30—year history of concorde, the world's only supersonic airliner. it was one of the most vivid symbols of the violence and hatred that tore apart the state of yugoslavia. but now, a decade later, it‘s been painstakingly rebuilt and opens again today. there's been a 50% decrease in sperm quantity and an increase in malfunctioning sperm unable to swim properly. seven, six, five, four... thousands of households across the country are suspiciously quiet this lunchtime as children bury their noses in the final instalment of harry potter. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: cancelled because of coronavirus — president trump calls off the republican convention, one of the party‘s biggest pre—election events. researchers say the amount of plastic ending up in the ocean could nearly triple in the next twenty years, u

i do not know why we were not contacted and told that michael and winny wante winnie wanted a reconciliation meeting. we tried to engage and i went to the pre-application meeting and we explained our concerns. and we exchanged a few emails and they sent a handdrawn sketch showing what this proposed addition would look like and the communication just stopped and so i don't understand what they're talking about as far as, you know, they tried to reach out. and additionally, that offer to provide insulation of the walls, sound-proofing is a major issue and problem with us and we request that actual effective sound-proofing measures be undertaken in this project and not just simple insulation we put in the walls because we tried that on our own home and it's not effective. >> you have 30 seconds. >> that's all for my rebuttal. >> great. project sponsor, you have a two-minute rebuttal. >> yes, hello. if you have a chance to bring up slide ten of the project slides, we think the project definitely fits with the neighborhood, on the street, which consists of two and three-story buildings, and it fi

it's a really cool charity thank you, winnie, for drawing these out. also we have dua lipa whose album "future -- future nostalgia" is out right now. and she's just crushing it and her charity is -- can you help me? focused again? >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: unicef.org we love dua lipa and what else do we have maybe we'll check in -- that's right. franny, you did a great job drawing that let's go to some -- some monologue jokes right now. here we go ♪ >> jimmy: welcome to "tonight show: home edition." well guys, tonight marked the start of passover. it's a holiday that celebrates the miracles of moses like parting the red sea and finding toilet paper at target yeah, it's a big week with passover starting tonight and easter on sunday if your family celebrates both, be sure to pick up a pack of the all new gefilte fish peeps this should be great opera singer andrea bocelli is going to perform live on easter from an empty cathedral in italy or his living room if he changes the background on his zoom some big 2020 news earlier today, bernie sanders dropped out of

again, thank you winnie for drawing these. kind of looks like -- i could have done this one anyway -- but the beasties have a story called the "beastie boys story" on apple tv+ this friday coming out. also, we have anna kendrick, whose film "trolls world tour" is out also on friday. and universal dreamworks -- this cool thing where they're releasing it through tv, so you don't have to go to theaters i think that's a good move her charity she's working with is the trevor project, which helps out lgbtq youth communities. and you'll see what they do. the great stuff if you go to that website also our buddy sting, speaking of legends, stops by to help me and the roots out. we might've forced him to do it might have but you'll see what we do with classroom instruments kind of, just stuff that we can do around our house with the roots. it's an all new "tonight show. let's start it with the monologue. ♪ >> jimmy: hi, guys welcome to "the tonight show: at home edition. well, passover started last night. and i heard a lot of people cel

, stories of immigration and the fragility of belonging and finally it is never too early to read winnie the pooh to wilfred. you are braver than you believe, stronger than you see men smarter than you think. >> that is wonderful advice, i join her for a -- wouldn't it be a wonderful thing if the party opposite abandon the spirit of eeyore that follows them? >> i will be supporting the championship. with targeted financial support where local people can adhere to guidance. >> i thank the local authorities who are working hard to ensure they contain the epidemic as they are doing around the country with 3.7 billion pounds of investment as well as 600 million pounds into the infection fund, to support local track and trade, we take steps to support them as well. >> to build, build, build, issues that surely would, it is important we build local homes. this cannot come in the expense of my countryside. to build housing under those plans with protection. >> of course, mister speaker. i think my honorable friend. allows me to deck out there is massive duty to build back better and that is wha

at the end of midday live yesterday, reggie was able to get i think it was his winnie-the-pooh face maskwoodstock. let's have a look at the smoke. we don't technically have a spare the air alert, we have an advisory for smoky and hazy conditions due to the coyote and mineral fire. so the closer you are to there, the potential for unhealthy air. in fact here is a look at the smoke and you can see right around compalinga, that is wher the heaviest smoke will be. >>> and coming up next at 5:00, the major shakeup in the trump presidential campaign just four months before the election. >>> and our children's education is a big part of building a better bay area. and this morning 54,000in franco a lung cancer diagnosisg urh. ♪ but bristol myers squibb is working to change things. by researching new kinds of medicines that could help you live longer. including options that are chemo-free. because we're committed to bringing new hope into lung cancer care. valspar signature holds up to common stains because we're committed to bring♪ g new hope and cleans up easy. discover what's possible at lowe

he benefits from a great team, gladys, winnie chang, joe eckert, sarah, angela, and becky. we're lucky to have doug as our minority clerk along with his colleague, alyssa. also want to thank shaun maxwell from my personal staff, chris reed from mr. diaz's personal office, very hard working group. and we thank you for making the best of the circumstances and bringing all this together. this year's bill represents a renewed commitment to improve safety, produce more affordable housing, upgrade our aging transportation infrastructure, and bolster our nation's resiliency to a changing climate. at the same time as covid continues to sweep across our country, we insure that vulnerable populations, homeless youth, veterans, communities of color, domestic violence survivors, the elderly, people with disability, remain at the forefront of our efforts. the bill includes $75.9 billion in discretionary funding. it's $16.7 billion above the president's request. we're grateful for our healthy allocati allocation, which combined with $3 billion in offsetting receipts, allows us to make si

joining me is winnie lau, from the ocean plastics project at the pew charitable trust.ed to plastic, aren't we? why can't we seem to get enough of it? you ask a very timely question. we just released a report today trying to understand this really complex problem, and trying to understand what the solutions are that are needed to solve this really plastic pollution crisis. so what we found was that, if we don't do anything and we continue as we are, the amount of plastic in the ocean will be unmanageable. but we have the knowledge and the approaches and the technologies today to dramatically cut the amount of pollution that could end up polluting our oceans and oui’ end up polluting our oceans and our land by nearly 80%. and so oui’ our land by nearly 80%. and so our story is one of hope, that we have the tools today to start acting. well, i wanted to talk to you a bit more about solutions, and what we as individuals can do to stop this problem. so we looked at four categories of solutions, and they apply to people just as much as to society at large and to companies an

as the mp for the hundred acre wood, to read winnie the pooh, and as pooh said, "you're braver than youyou think." sage advice for children everywhere. i think that's wonderful advice from my right honourable friend which i will take to heart, and i look forward tojoining her for a game of poohsticks in the hundred acre wood. borisjohnson sharing his staycation plans with mps on the last sitting days for the comments until september. we will be back when they are. right before then, do keep an eye out for special westminster and review programmes on bbc parliament. when looking at the impact of the pandemic and the other packed with everything else that is happened since the general election. perfect holiday viewing. but for now, goodbye. hello there. cloud is thickening up once again from the atlantic. it's set to bring some more rain mainly for the middle third of the uk. some areas stayed cloudy and damp throughout the day on wednesday and, as a result, it was quite cool, as well. we had a temperature of 26 in london, but the sunniest weather, that was in bournemouth. almost 1a hours

of the week the heat remains in place 32 celsius in minneapolis with close to 30 degrees there for winnie pagan plenty of heat into that east side of canada with eastern parts of the u.s. some of the cold and wet weather coming in across western canada through the pacific northwest but it does stay dry across a good part of the west coast of the u.s. not to bad into the caribbean we've got quite a splash of showers to western areas particularly just around central america some heavy downpours on the cars here we have got some other live the rain for a time just around the way in which as the leeward will see some wet weather coming in across trinidad and tobago heading towards quite a rash of showers here so much drier and brighter the greater antilles. from imprisoned dissident to inspirational. and. from founding the independent state to fiercely defending his people from ethnic cleansing in the conclusion of a 2 part documentary series i just see a world explores the rise to power of the 1st luger of an independent bosnia herzegovina. is a bag of rage. from prisoner to president on a j

of the week the heat remains in place $32.00 celsius in minneapolis close to 30 degrees there for winnie pagan plenty of heat into that is the sort of canada northeastern parts of the u.s. some of the colder and wet weather coming in across western canada through the pacific northwest but it does stay dry across a good part of the west coast of the u.s. not to bad into the caribbean we've got quite a splash of showers to western areas particularly just around central america some heavy downpours on the cards here we have got some rather lively rain for a time just around the way in which and the leeward will see some wet weather coming in across trinidad and tobago heading towards barbados quite a rash of showers here so much drier and brighter the greater antilles. rewind continues. i can bring your people back to life i'm sorry with updates on the best of all diseases documentaries destroying the continuous bar from baghdad till now out of these districts revisiting this suv phase we're going back to a poor south african neighborhood where music and tradition come together in an annual

winnie mandela has died a hoss at a hospital in johannesburg at the age of 59 she was serving as south africa's ambassador to denmark at the time of her death in the mandela came to prominence in 1985 when the white minority government offered to release her father from prison and that was an condition announced mandela denounce renounced his movements on a struggle against the apartheid regime in the mandela read his letter rejecting the offer at a public meeting broadcast around the world. the political shift towards a right in eastern europe has got yet another boss with poland's incumbent on jay duda now really winning the presidential runoff hispania reddy controls parliament which means it can press ahead with its conservative agenda lexi o'brien reports it was a vote seen as a battle for poland's future and the results show a country divided our nation has got still different voices still different ideas for the president so i'm happy for our democracy we've got the sucker out for. a tiny margin keeping andre due to an office for a 2nd 5 year term propped up by the right wing lo

is in the mandela the daughter of nelson and winnie mandela has died at hospital in johannesburg at the age of 59 she was serving a south africa as a master to denmark at the time of her death was indeed mandela came to prominence in 1905 when the white minority government offered to release her father from prison for that was on condition that nelson mandela denounce his movements arms struggle against the apartheid regime since he mandela read his letter rejecting the offer at a public meeting broadcast around the world. washington d.c.'s n.f.l. team has dropped their redskins nickname and logo after pressure from social justice groups the redskins name has caused a lot of controversy over the years for its racial insensitive insensitivity towards native americans pressure increase to the death of george floyd in may key sponsors have since i ask the team to change its name while nike stopped selling the team's merchandise on its online platforms a new name has not yet been chosen and will likely take some time as it involves trademarking and other administrative procedure it's now we

since the mandela the daughter of nelson and winnie mandela has died at a hospital in johannesburg at the age of 59 she was serving the south africa's ambassador to denmark at the time of her death since the mandela came to prominence in 1985 when the white minority government offered to release her father from prison but that was on condition that nelson mandela denounced his movements on struggle against the apartheid regime since he mandela read his letter rejecting the offer at a public meeting broadcast around the world. britain's home secretary has unveiled the u.k.'s new points based immigration system and post brags that visa rules that comes into force in january next year and it was described by pretty patel as firm but fair let's get more on this from me of bach and he's live for us in london just give us an outline of what pretty patel has been talking about. with home secretaries outlined in 120 page document all the ins and outs of this you point space immigration system is being sold to business is this being a grand opportunity for them to be able to pull the brightest

. >> winnie district attorney steps out to make a drastic changes. you have to lean towards being thankful to getting those changes. >> he is not the county police chief user district attorney. >> reporter: the union reacting angrily to the plans. but his decision to do this is escalating violence. cops are going to get hurt. in the community is going to suffer. >> reporter: some of the reforms go into effect immediately. including not adding gaming enhancements to misdemeanor crimes others will take more time. there 20 death penalty cases in santa clara that have been adjudicated . the da said he will change that from death to life in prison without the possibility of parole.reporting from san jose, jesse gary , ktvu fox 2 news. >>> oakland city council narrowly rejected a proposal that would called for further cuts to the police department. in addition to the millions of dollars that were cut from the budget last month. last night city council meeting was a marathon one. ending early after 10 hours to debate. the mayor voted against a plan that wou

winnie lau is a senior manager with pew‘s preventing ocean plastics project.e the ‘breaking the plastic wave‘ report. shejoins us now. what she joins us now. what kind shejoins us now. what kind of major action are you calling for? in our report, we find that we need to implement all of the actions that are available today that we know of today in order to stop the major roll of plastic in the ocean. if we we re roll of plastic in the ocean. if we were to implement the solutions ambitiously, we would be able to cut the amount of plastic going into the ocean in 2040 by almost 80%. what are those actions? we looked at four different categories of actions. 0ne is reducing a way the plastic that we don‘t need and the second one is to substitute a way from plastic into other materials, the third one is to recycle what we can as much as we can come and lastly, we need to safely dispose of the plastic that we cannot reduce, substitute or recycle. the world in a pretty funny place at the moment forth of the coronavirus pandemic and people losing theirjob. do you worri

of the week the heat remains in place $32.00 celsius in minneapolis close to 30 degrees there for winnie pagan plenty hated for that basis out of canada will face in parts of the u.s. some of the cold and wet weather coming in across western canada through the pacific northwest but it does stay dry across a good part of the west coast of the u.s. not a bad into the caribbean with a quite a splash of shall us to western areas particularly just around central america some heavy downpours on the cars here we have. the lobby run for time just around the way the league which will see somewhat where the coming in across from the top of the bike i think was quite a rush so much the. last . week. you know where we are now it's the city did not maybe week i want to talk about his bald head on the phone it's just that's them to me to reach him. it's going to hide and seek. it's mccain that. i'm just. read it i would pick up on i think she. was taken. and if you dismiss and attempted to as i don't had to go a full well how this heavy weather. and i think credibility. question .

tony, i was thinking about you the other day and thought you got to interview winnie cooper. >> i didto be. >> it was all i could do to not ask about "the wonder years." for a black family in the 1960s, it's not going to be so wonderful. interesting show. >> the perspective will be fascinating. and danica mckeller said fred shared the news, i can't wait to see what he and lee daniels create. >> really cool, gayle. >> me, too. and fred savage was so cute as a little bit. still cute. i love that show. >>> mine is i really like this one -- can you enjoy a roller coaster ride without screaming "i'll go first"? no. in japan, theme parkgoers have been asked not to scream to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. to show that it's possible, two executives -- look at these guys -- of a popular amusement park rode a coaster in complete silence even during the 230-foot drop. so the video ended with a message -- listen to these words -- please scream inside your heart. the no-scream rule, by the way, is voluntary. violators will not -- will not be punished. i look at that and think how in the wo

doing a show and they don't care no one cares they're kids and couple interviews were interrupted, winnier months we were doing it from home and she'd just run in with a bloody mouth, like, "i'm so happy. and i'm like, "get away. you're frightening my guests." like, what is going on did you get any tips or anything from your dad i know your dad was famous, a singer/songwriter. >> well, he always told me, never let them see you sweat and he would always say on your worst day, you better get up and look like everything is okay so, that has come -- i'm taking that to heart lately, and just tried to make him proud. >> jimmy: you definitely are i think i know a few of your dad's hits was there a famous song we'd know or a couple jams that we'd know >> well, i didt hitalent that's why i'm a mayor so i'm not going to sing >> jimmy: no, no, no i'm sorry. i didn't want you to sing. i'm sorry. i wanted to know a song that -- should i just google your dad? >> yeah. let's see. >> jimmy: oh, there he is. are you -- right behind you. >> i keep him near me at all times. that's another one so, curtis may

about some of the stocks author the largest rv dealer in the nation -- i'm sorry, the manufacturer winnieeems people will continue buying rvs you wrapped ur yo dealer survey. what are your dealers telling you about the young term outlook for sales even after the summer time ends and people aren't taking the summer vacations. >> great question. we think there's a little bit more but not a lot more upside to the stocks. candidly, we would push buying the stocks much above 15 or 20%. dealer inventories dictate the manufacturing levels we have dealers tell us they're almost half of where they should be just to meet current demand so manufacturing still realicicrealic - realistically have a catch up. much above 20% is enough some of the names that will benefit we think the suppliers may be a little bit better play because you win either way those names would be libbert components and patrick industries. >> speaking of lippert we spoke to the ceo yesterday and his rv customers and marine customers are putting in orders and expecting to ramp up production is there something you could see that co

. >> reporter: winnie is similar to thousands of summer interns this year.he's working from home in the east bay and doing a virtual internship as a law clerk. she's clerking for the workers rights program at asian-americans advancing justice asian law caucus in san francisco, a second year law student at new york university in the fall. normally expected to meet with clients in person to prepare cases involving alleged wage theft or other job-related issues. doing it virtually can be more challenging. >> there might be communication issues you might not hear them correctly over the phone or need to repeat certain things a few times but overall i think it's been okay. >> reporter: at the same time, technology allows her to check in with staff attorneys to provide updates and receive new assignments. servicenow in santa clara interns are working virtually this summer. managers and students took training to make the remote work productive. >> we're teaching them how to use chat, breakout rooms, video, get comfortable with technology. it's how you're going to f

i'd that's a c-minus "winnie the pooh."t was the monologue we've got a great show for you tonight. john mulaney is back he and nick kroll have a new podcast called "oh, hello: the p'dcast. and i'm always excited to talk to him we'll be right back with "a closer look. ♪ at t-mobile, you don't have to choose between a great network and the best prices. we give you both. switch your family from at&t or verizon to t-mobile and you will save up to 50% off your current service and smart phones.... 50% with three or more lines of essentials with unlimited talk, text and data. all on a network built with our best signals for coverage. and keep your current phones. we'll pay them off up to $450 bucks each. now get an amazing network for an amazing price. only at t-mobile. cheddar, jalapeno and sour cream & onion the spicy nacho stack. i wish i could stack pringles but i don't have hands or a mouth to... cool, play my dance playlist. ♪ ♪ there's a flavor stack for everyone... sort of. (woman) is there(vo)atural litter that actuallyat

bye, winnie. here we go bye, guys. thank you. honey, thank you for directing >> you're welcome. >> jimmy: hey, ya. >> seth: hi, everybody, i'm seth meyers. as we did last night, i'm going to turn over the top of our show to "late night" writer amber ruffin the crisis we're going through is at its heart about anger and frustration in the bck community over years of mistreatment by law enforcement. so here is amber with another story. >> last night, i told you a story about an encounter i had with police now let me tell you another story. one time, a few years ago, i was living in amsterdam. and i flew to chicago for the weekend to visit some friends who live there when i got there, my friend jeff and i hopped in his car and headed out to pick up our friend krasney, who just so happened to live next to the alley behind the police station so, jeff parks his car at the gas station at the end the alley so that i can run out, go pick up krasney and take her back to the car. i'm freaking thrilled. i hadn't seen her in years so, we were

mandela the daughter of nelson and winnie mandela has died at age a harness for a hospital at the age of 59 she was serving a south africa's ambassador to denmark at the time of her death to mandela came to prominence in 1985 when the white minority government ordered to release her father from prison but that was on condition that now some mandela denounce his movements on the struggle against the apartheid regime is indeed mandela read his letter rejecting the awful at a public meeting broadcast around the world. the taliban has claimed responsibility for an attack in the northern afghan province of someone gone at least 50 people including children have been injured well thought he say a suicide bomber targeting the prevention intelligence office set off the explosion . of the only way i was coming from the marketplace to my home i was close to home when i heard the explosion. when the explosion took place everything was shaking all these window glasses were broken here and there 2 or 3 people were injured by the glass it was a lot of dust the people were running everywhere al-jaze

>> steve: wait, how are franny and winnie >> jimmy: they're great. they're so cute. know -- oh, there's your kid your family's there too. >> together: hi. >> jimmy: they love you. so much fun. [ talking over each other [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my god [ laughter ] >> steve: all right. well, i'll see you -- you guys are nuts >> bye jimmy >> steve: we'll see ya, jimmy. i'm bleeding pretty bad. >> jimmy: all right, guys. we'll check in with you later. >> steve: oh my god. who turned the lights out? >> jimmy: hey guys, we're all looking for ways to connect with our friends during these times so we wanted to play a a fun game that we love, that i love, called "quiplash." you can play with up to eight people and we got some friends to join in let's play some quiplash >> jimmy: all right, welcome to my "quiplash" game tonight we're playing with kenan thompson, whitney cummings and melissa villasenor >> woohoo. >> jimmy: thank you guys so much for playing this. here's how the game works for everyone at home on our phones, we're going to get a series of fill in the blank sty

she was the youngest daughter of nelson and winnie mandela. >> the story about the human spirit [indiscernible] can turn any negative into a be aive and you can contributor to society. amy: and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i am amy g goodman in new york gonzalez broadcasting from his home in new jersey. juan: welcome to all of our listeners and viewers fromom arndnd theountryry and around the e world. amy: we're going to o begin tody with a coronavirus in the united states, particularly in ice jails. as the u u.s. leads the world in covid-19 infections, today we go behind the walls of immigrant jails were infection rates are also soaring. nearly 1000 employees of the private companies that run the jails for ice, immigrations and customs enforcement, have now tested positive. that's according to congressional testimony given by monday by the rarely seen heads of the four leading for-profit jail companies -- corecivic, the geo group, management & training corp or mtc, and lasalle corrections. this comes as ice reports more than

i do not know why we were not contacted and told that michael and winny wante winnie wanted a reconciliation meeting. we tried to engage and i went to the pre-application meeting and we explained our concerns. and we exchanged a few emails and they sent a handdrawn sketch showing what this proposed addition would look like and the communication just stopped and so i don't understand what they're talking about as far as, you know, they tried to reach out. and additionally, that offer to provide insulation of the walls, sound-proofing is a major issue and problem with us and we request that actual effective sound-proofing measures be undertaken in this project and not just simple insulation we put in the walls because we tried that on our own home and it's not effective. >> you have 30 seconds. >> that's all for my rebuttal. >> great. project sponsor, you have a two-minute rebuttal. >> yes, hello. if you have a chance to bring up slide ten of the project slides, we think the project definitely fits with the neighborhood, on the street, which consists of two and three-story buildings, and it fi

you have a new member of your family, winnie, that you got during the quarantine.chshund rat terrier pomeranian. a big mutt but i was proud of it. i wasn't in labor very long. it was great. she's perfect. >> bringing a lot of joy to your house. let's talk about -- >> she is. she is. >> yes, let's talk about "mrs. america." you play phyllis' friend alice and phyllis is played by cate blanchett. you have been in three different projects together and i believe you described her as a goony goon. what exactly is a goony goon? >> well, goony goon is catherine elise blanchett. she's a very -- the thing about cate as we know is she's formidable but a class clown on the set in the best sense. she is spontaneous and fun and really, really capable of laughing at herself when you make fun of her a lot which is what i do because i've worked with her three times. it's like, you know, she's like my sister, hey, you look dumb, you know. >> the chemistry, the chemistry on this set is palpable when you watch this and we have a clip of your character talking about being friends with

[dog barking] winnie running to greet the mailman as he pull as treat from his pocket in pennsylvaniawner says, it is the pup's favorite time of day. good, simple life. and those are your -- griff: love it, kid you not. my mailman is the best guy in the world. he gave rascal a bone. rascal sits by the door waiting for the mail because he carries the little treats with him. i love that video. jedediah: my favorite part of this show in its entirety when pete has to read headlines like that. nothing may have had me happier than pete saying doggone cute. pete: i will read anything in the prompter. there it was. jedediah: all right. coming up as home sales rise across the country, rich millenials are on the move but where are they going and why? we'll hear from one of the top brokers in the nation next. ♪ i'm searching for info on options trading, and look, it feels like i'm just wasting time. that's why td ameritrade designed a first-of-its-kind, personalized education center. oh. their award-winning content is tailored to fit your investing goals and interests. and it learns with you, so

finally, as the mp for the hundred acre word, it is never too early to read this winnie the pooh to yourwho are fighting for their life any tapping ship. although businesses in a luton town are not doing the same. if luton needs to go back into lockdown, with the government introduced targeted financial support so local government can afford to adhere to? i thank the local authorities in luton. people are working very hard to ensure that they contain the epidemic in luton. as local authorities are doing around the country. we are supporting them, as she knows, with £3.7 billion of investment, as well as the £600 million for the infection fund and a further 300 million to support local track and trace. if local communities do have to go back into lockdown, we will take steps to support them as well.” lockdown, we will take steps to support them as well. i am in wholehearted support of this government's planner to build, build, build. whilst it is important that we build more affordable homes, this cannot come at the expense of our beautiful countryside. can be prime minister tell me how t

so we have good news winnie lost a tooth today. >> jimmy: yes.nterview. >> oh, oh rats i forgot >> jimmy: spoiler alert. >> sorry >> jimmy: this is from -- these are all different questions, people are saying #askthefallons >> okay. >> jimmy: a lot of them are interested in stuff like what do you eat and all this stuff that you -- you wouldn't care. >> olives. i'm obsessed with olives >> jimmy: well, i mean, yes. all right -- >> jalapeno stuffed olives >> jimmy: you love olives. >> yeah. >> jimmy >> gravers have been in our family for a hundred years it's a great place out of mid-california, the graver olive company. and they are delicious >> jimmy: the graver olive - >> the graver -- >> jimmy: it's the graver olive company and they make graver olives >> i just meant to say graver. graver olives. anyway, the best olives. >> jimmy: all right, this one's from -- this one is from @jaco1948jaco. it says who did all that amazing art work on the walls of your house? i'll leave that -- that's definitely a question for you. >> yes however, who did it is