here with the song "memory lane," wiz khalifa!se it all ♪ ♪ makes me wonder if you hear this song ♪ ♪ would you right the way that we went wrong ♪ ♪ played before you instead of runnin' game on you ♪ ♪ kept it 100 i expect the same from you ♪ ♪ held it down every time them lames come through, said they was down to do this but they didn't want ♪ ♪ to now every time i come on you get uncomfortable been a couple years ♪ ♪ since you left you see how time flew you been on my mind every day ♪ ♪ i'm on your mind too make me think about all the that i survived through ♪ ♪ got me ridin around by myself but that's what pride do got you but that's what pride do ♪ ♪ got you thinkin bout what you said and how it's not true ♪ the reason the ego's worst es - enemy ♪ ♪ when the days turn to nights i keep thinkin ♪ ♪ bout you moving on makes me wonder if you hear this song yeah would you right the way ♪ ♪ that we went wrong yeah when the days turn to nights that's when begin ♪ ♪ to lose it all makes me wonder if you hear this song would you right

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wiz suggested that finland change the timetable for accepting the application.act, even the registration for the submission of documents will be delayed for months. at the same time, the finnish media report that in the near future there will be a special meeting of the government, where they will consider the issue of restricting all trips of russians for reducing the number of tourist visas issued to russian citizens , and the danish authorities said their word to the ministry of foreign affairs. the czech republic is currently presiding over the european union and is going to bring this issue to a meeting with the participation of the minister of foreign affairs, which will be held in prague at the end of august to approve the ban on extradition schengen visas. the consent of all 27 member countries of the union is needed. but one of the opponents of the ideas of the ban was germany, at first, chancellor scholz was skeptical about the initiative, and now the representative of the country's foreign ministry, andrei zayets, believes that the ban on issuing visa

wiz suggested that finland change the timetable for accepting the application.or the submission of documents will be delayed for months. at the same time, the finnish media report that in the near future there will be a special meeting of the government, where will consider the issue of limiting all trips of russians for the reduction of tourist visas issued to russian citizens earlier and the danish authorities said their word at the ministry of foreign affairs. the czech republic is currently presiding over the european union and is going to bring this issue to a meeting with the participation of the minister of foreign affairs, which will be held in prague at the end of august to approve a ban on the issuance of schengen visas. the consent of all 27 member countries of the union is needed. but one of the opponents of the idea of ​​​​the ban was germany at first chancellor scholz, was skeptical about the initiative, and now the representative of the ministry of foreign affairs of the country, andrei za, believes that not only tourists, but also schoolchildren,

wiz suggested that finland change the timetable for accepting the application. so in fact, even the registration for the submission of documents will be delayed for months. at the same time, the finnish media report that in the near future there will be a special meeting of the government, where they will consider the issue of limiting all trips of russians for the reduction of tourist visas issued to russian citizens earlier and the danish authorities said their word and the ministry of foreign affairs. the czechs are now presiding over the european union and are going to bring this issue to a meeting with the participation of the minister of foreign affairs, which will be held in prague at the end of august to approve a ban on the issuance of schengen visas. the consent of all 27 member countries of the union is needed. but one of the opponents of the ideas of the ban was germany , at first chancellor scholz was skeptical about the initiative, and now the representative of the country's foreign ministry andrey zaste believes that not only tourists will suffer

>> tom: but you remember they already made the wiz you remember that greg when we were kids and thathe idea because i think that would be -- i can picture like some white executive in the 70s like how about a black wizard of oz and, you know, they do everything in a black way, like they don't walk down the road, they ease on down the road. that's the song. [cheers and applause]. >> greg: and what a great idea that was and now we think that we're more racist than ever when we had the wiz -- that had to be like 30, 40 years ago. diana ross right? >> michael jackson was in it. >> greg: michael jackson. we won't talk about that. too soon. andy, thoughts? >> andy: i wish it was more originality. i mean, i'm fine with them remaking stuff. they've been remaking shakespeare for centuries, right? but i would like to see the newer production be original rather than everything a remake is something done a hundred years ago. >> greg: maybe they're just running out of ideas. maybe there's a finite amount. i may be in the minority being this gorgeous, but also wizard of oz comes made my kind of na

you know that. >> jimmy: yeah >> and wiz khalifa was insane!ake you laugh and make you feel some kind of emotion. and i was surprised because i'm like, "a comedian, anybody can make anybody laugh." that's just not true musicians are just talented at making music it's just not true they are so good at word play. >> jimmy: yeah >> and then a lot of people you think are really smart, which they are, they're just -- they're dumb at this game. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i want to show everyone a clip. here's a peak at this season of "the $100,000 pyrimid. take a look at this. >> oh, gosh, like, i'm just so drunk. >> lush. >> yep and then, another word for your butt your - >> tush. >> yep [ dinging [ cheers and applause that was awesome >> in the intro, i said you're good with words. she didn't even say anything, and you said lush. [ laughter ] i mean, i'm like, "honey a very lush." okay >> also, she's very drunk. so - >> i'm wasted. >> jimmy: you got to have a good face. you got to have a go - >> you go to have -- but the faces are natural, because like

tonight, dwayne johnson, lizzo, and music from wiz khalifa. with cleto and the cletones.washington! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> kerry: whoo! whoo! welcome to "jimmy kimmel live," welcome. i'm your host, kerry washington. thank you so much. wow. okay, i'm only hosting for one night, which honestly is still

, i hope. senator henson revealed why she had no trouble with ashby and dixon when they visited the wiz, looking for the gun lobby money. i. 4 to and taught it is not, it is not going to prove that i have to actually take this by the 6 or i have to actually get more electron with hundreds. that was everything that besides seeing these, the biggest was great with. that's why i thought the smartest, which play with the dinner took place just weeks after the australian senate band political parties from receiving foreign donations. i was fun, fun, nice house. and i recently with felix has always can be like no child. so despite the new law, ashby plans a return visit to america to reconnect with the pro gun bobby. this time he'll take pulling henson with him. i know with well yeah, yeah, because we can play with me with with the ah we know what's happening i we generally know how to get the faith if that others and not if ours i said i'm going on the way that you tell the story is what can make a difference ah ah safe going home and then international anti corruption excellence award boat

when they visited the wiz, looking for the gun lobby money. i got my got dealing with you and taught it is not. it is not going to put that. i have to actually take this by the 6, sorry am i have to actually get more electron jungle. get with that with everything that besides seeing these, the biggest, great with. that's why i thought it's not a fit to play with the dinner. took place just weeks after the australian senate band political parties from receiving foreign donations. i suppose it was fun fun. i don't. nice house. i recently with felix has always can be like no doubt. despite the new law, ashby plans a return visit to america to reconnect with the pro gun lobby. this time he'll take pulling henson with him. i know with well yeah, yeah, because we can play with me ah, with with with with the, with the with the it's that time of the day for your headlines for the americas. hi there, great to be with you. so sure. the forecast on saturday temperature is coming up a bit in a sophie on, but after those storms swept through, certainly bro

wiz roman sobol studied the plans of unfriendly countries and the baltic countries of the lilliputiansviet union built an economy isolated from the west, now the west is breaking ties with russia, if earlier moscow silenced western voices, now europe is tearing out any information that disagrees with brussels and washington propaganda and where is the freedom of speech, and finally, before the ussr erected an iron curtain, not letting people go abroad, and today the european union is blocking obstacles for russians. from tomorrow. estonia will no longer allow russian citizens with an estonian schengen visa, this practice is ready to be picked up by other countries in the region. i understand the annoyance of europeans who see how russian tourists go back and forth, as if nothing had happened, it all started with the call of vladimir zelensky in his entourage. very phrases like good russian are popular dead russians all russians should be punished. it's time to drive these orcs out of europe. the most important sanctions are to close the borders, because the russians are taking over for

meantime, he is one of donald trump's favorites but doctor oz may need some kind of wiz of jury to save his faltering campaign. is he cooked after that ill favored cruditÉs campaign video? in the new nbc news poll again shows a widening chasm of political divide this country. yet there is a unity of dissatisfaction. three quarters of americans in this country is headed in the wrong direction. the underlying reasons they surely differ. but what does this mean for the upcoming midterms? that's ahead. that's ahead put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when uc got unpredictable,... i got rapid symptom relief with rinvoq. check. when uc held me back... i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when uc got the upper hand... rinvoq helped visibly repair the colon lining. check. rapid symptom relief. lasting, steroid-free remission. and a chance to visibly repair the colon lining. check. check. and check. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin cancer; deat

. >> it came out when wiz 14 years old, bro. national holiday at the time. >> did you enjoy it at the time? >> yes. >> kevin costner got a lot of credit forecasting real people from here, real native, using some of the naj language. at the time, he was progressive in the way he portrayed this. >> absolutely. >> i imagine if you watched it now, it would not look the same. >> you know what? i tried to have my kids watch it. they won't do it. you know what i mean? they won't do it. the hero is a white guy. and the hero is a white woman. thinking is a complicated one. when "dances with wolves" came out, it was definitely celebrated with how it worked with the lakota nation in depictions in the film. >> hold on. we would never ride a buffalo. >> that's not a thing? >> that's too dangerous. >> guarantee you, we didn't have these. so it's cinched up pretty good. a lot of risk involved there. >> i really don't want to do this. it feels weirdly disrespectful. it just feels like participating in the con. >> like i'm participating -- >> li

washington came, obviously his oriental hurston came langston hughes hughes came with wiz or it was a famous place and it was growing and prospering. and and that's you know, the it's it's a testament to the courage of the africans to the drive and tenacity that they came into this country and they you know, they realized okay. we're stuck here. let's make a life and they did and it's really an amazing story. it really is an amazing story and i was so it was it was dynamic for me to even also. see in with all this because again, we we lose sight of the leaders that are all connected in, you know, the maintenance of black culture all over and even more with education. do you want to speak perhaps even more what book or two washington and rosenwald and sort of that and and you bring up rosenwald and most people probably don't know but he was the ceo of sears in in, you know, 1900 in chicago and booker t washington gave a speech there and talked about the need to educate the black youth at the time. and yeah, they're coming out of slavery and he this was like a prostatitizing mission for

a data wiz. incredible with a pivot cable and powerpoint and she made sure rec park the library, 311 (inaudible) hotline, all the print and social media message for the hubs and media requests. next up rec and park very own hero assistant superintendent ann marie donally. in a short number of days ann marie lead a team that took lifeguards and basketball coaches and staff who are used to work with seniors or adults, everybody in the rec and park recreation team became a community hub teachers and mentor and guardian and ann marie was responsible for shifting our focus 180 degrees and making sure we had the systems in place and training in place to be successful and revamped the registration and (inaudible) no small feat to make sure this went smoothly, ann marie, thank you. you are a absolute (inaudible) from the library. this is hall of fame line up. michelle jeffers (inaudible) [applause] in her normal world oferksee the library wide away of programming exhibitions and classes for all ages and

marty makary on all of this , best-selling author, overall medical genius wiz.eated off of sitting behind him in class but he's younger than me. anyway, doctor, moderna, out of the blue, does this. now i know there was always a comparison whose vaccine is better, what do you take, what do you recommend but what is moderna simply saying? that they stole something from them? >> that's right. they are making two allegations. one is that pfizer and biontech who they actually were the true developers of the pfizer vaccine , that they chemically modified the moderna vaccine and number two, they're claiming they kind of own the sequence of that mrna, that really belongs to them. now it's interesting the mrna vaccines in general were developed in the 1990s but between 2010 and 2016, moderna filed for a lot of patents. not for the covid one specifically, but for the general mrna technology, and it raises the question. should anybody be able to own a piece of mrna? basically a sequence of four nucleotide amino acids that are in the dna so that's the big question. breast c

who can forget "the wiz" featuring michael jackson and diana ross in 1978?s netflix soon. no word on casting on this re-imagining of "the wizard of oz." good things coming. >> we're not in kansas anymore. >> there you go, clicking those red ruby slippers. >>> finally this morning, what happens in a household when both parents are news anchor? well, i guess you get your very own reports. check out little bella's parents doing what they the do best, reporting on their day to day habits with a newborn. >> good morning, bella, it's 9:52. hopefully you slept well. no one else did. but we're not going to point any fingers. let's send it over to robert for more on the weather. >> beautiful day outside as you can see, temps in the mid-80s. no humidity. will we get to enjoy it? well if spitups, feedings and diaper changes don't get in the way we might be able to make it out before midnight. >> breaking news, an explosion at the diaper station, fortunately no injuries have been reported. >> so funny. check them out, 10 million views and counting on twitter. they are s

this passage of the version of build back better would make people say maybe it wasn't wiz to say thosethat going to translate for democrats in the mid-terms? >> well, i think that things have fundamentally changes, john, from where they were in may and early june in the national environment. what's the national environment? is there a red wave? where is this headed? and the quality of the candidates and what they run on and their messaging. and i think what's happened is a combination of things what joe biden has done demonstrated competency of the democratic party, so they can run on a contrast message of competency and we get stuff done versus crazy and the other side off the deep end. that's one thing gas prices have dropped. roe v. wade has entered into the environment that's going to benefit democrat, and add to that january 6th commission. all of those things are going to make it better for democrats in november. >> i want to put up a headline here, just a very simple thing. here's a headline you'd love to see if you're in the white house. inflation drops to zero in july due to f

time for the fox digital wiz quiz. we're going to test our canine with a hot dog day. will: wasn't yesterday international dog day. rachel: yes. pete: true or false, dalmations are born white and their spots appear later in life. rachel: i'm saying true based on the movie. will: i'm a big dog guy so i say true. rachel: i tried to think back to the cartoon, 101 dalmations and i don't recall them being all white. pete: true or false, every dog's nose print is unique like our fingerprints are uniquetous. rachel: false. will: true. pete: i'm saying true. it makes sense. their paws probably not. okay. next, true or false, puppies are born with eyes and ears closed as protection against premature exposure to light and sound. eyes and ears closed. l. l: i'm going true. pete: i'm going false so i have a shot at the win. i feel like maybe crusty but not closed. will: they're closed for sure. rachel: i believe the eye part but not the ear part. i'm going with you, pete, and saying false. pete: dang it. rachel: never bet against will with dogs. pete: greyhounds can be cheetahs in

now it's time for our fox news digital wiz quiz.. two first ladies were also mothers of presidents: abigail adams and barbara bush. true or false? will: true. rachel: true, of course. pete: it is true. abigail adams the mother of john quincy adams and barbara bush was the mother of george w. bush. it was supposed to be jeb but it was w instead. which first lady gave a televised tour of the white house and won a special emmy award for it? michelle obama, barbara bush, pat nixon or jackie kennedy? rachel: jackie kennedy. pete: really? will: i'm going with jackie kennedy. i'm going with you two because i don't know. thank you, rachel. will: she was so certain. did you see her? she buzzed. pete: i was going to say michelle obama. rachel: seems appropriate to say michelle obama. pete: definitely was not melania trump. which first lady was the first to own and drive a car? helen taft, florence harding, grace coolage, or eleanor roosevelt? rachel: going with helen taft. will: really? pete: eleanor roosevelt. will: me too. pete: he was in o

because it�*s like giving an advantage in the competition so airlines like ryanair and easyjet and wizhis signifies the fact the airline industry might potentially make further sudden cuts. sadly, sorry to interrupt, we are just out of time. thank you for that. and the advice that follows. cocaine sparked the death of entrepreneur and youtube starjamal edwards, a coroner has concluded. the music entrepreneur died in february this year, at the age of 31. the coroner has concluded the cause of death was cardia arrhythmia which was sparked by cocaine use. jamal edwards was described as an entrepreneur and today at the inquest into his death, last february in west london. his assistant coroner concluded he had taken cocaine and that combined with alcohol had caused a cardiac arrhythmia, leading to his death. this inquest heard jamal had been out djing in islington before returning to his mother�*s at home and it was there where he became increasingly erratic and paranoid before collapsing. attempts were made by his friend, uncle and london ambulance service to resuscitate him but all of th