wow, what is it made of?y and for the manufacture of components for drilling installations. a. wow, wow, the powder charge from three rounds of construction ammunition was enough to give the bullet enough speed to fly over the river, that is, it turns out that the boy was just fooling around, and the bullet hit the tractor driver, which means you stole the bullets from your grandfather, the bullet came from his cartridges , yes. and decided to shoot instead of school , moved by boat to the other side, to a secluded place where your grandfather taught you to shoot, yes, yeah, but where did you get the gun barrel? i made it from a pipe, and where did i get the pipe? the geologists abandoned it, and not for... something and mounting cartridges in the same place? tell me about these cartridges? there is a bigger hole in the tube, there is not enough gunpowder in the small cartridge, and the gunpowder was filled with gunpowder from the construction cartridges. many, when how, when from two, when from three? well,

. ♪ wow, dang.yourself. >> jimmy: yeah >> steve: thank yourself for that one it's going to fit in there [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is this real >> steve: it's like a pocket square class. yeah [ cheers and applause [ imitating pipe ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that was not a a bong -- not a bong it's a pipe. >> steve: oh, a pipe okay [ laughter ] [ imitating pipe ] [ imitating various noises ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. here we go thank you, paper clips, for being very simple mazes. [ cheers and applause ♪ thank you, the creator of school buses, for being like, "i want giant tires, a bunch of windows, and absolutely no seat belts. [ cheers and applause there you have it, everybody no -- those are our "thank you notes. when we come back, we're doing something fun with john legend come on back with john legend, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ lips to her ear and i whisper real low ♪ ♪ is there spinac in my teeth girl please tell me no ♪ ♪ get close to me what food do you see ♪ ♪ is that a piece of

wow.sugary. yeah. 0k. you got one? oh, my god, amazing! oh, my gosh, it's so big! all the colours taste different! different, yes. wow. i think i like the pink one the best. yeah? the blue one's nice but it tastes like more like fake sweets. so, this is what harajuku tastes like? yeah. i'll stay here. laughs. it feels exciting, it feels energetic, and very individual. and here is a shop sign. oh, my god. he only has one eye. oh, representation! he knows how it feels! he's visually impaired, too! and the last one. 0k. stop here... 0k. ..and turn to the right. this is a really very famous and important place for the culture called kawaii culture. have you ever heard of it? no. yeah, kawaii means like something cute. we say "kawaii" to every single thing that we love. wow, that's so unusual. yeah. it feels like there's loads of clothes around me, so the audio is very dampened. mm—hm. yeah. the clothes there feel like nothing i've everfelt before that i would wear. it was a culture shock. 0h!

wow! mmm!, but also poignant memories. [jose] good, no? [ines] after three happy, crazy years, he quit el bulli suddenly in 1990 after having a slight misunderstanding with ferran. you need to understand, i'm a young cook, he is, like, ferran! he's like god. he's upset with me. three days later... ...i'm in new york, and i call him, "ferran... [speaking spanish] i'm not gonna come back to work." he be, like, "why?" like, "because i'm in new york!" "in new york?" he's like, "really?" ferran, do you remember that story? [ines] whether dad quit or got fired, who really knows? but either way, it was the major turning point in his life. if you hadn't gotten in a fight with ferran, we and lucia would've never been here. [jose] i mean... [carlota] you wouldn't have that mom, you wouldn't have that mom. [jose] the creativity that happened between your mom and i would've never happened. [chuckling] and so you would never happen. -yeah. -that's why creativity is important because with creativity, things

wow, wow, what a helmet, the roads are not paved, there are actually 20. oh, what a smell, gray watery got used to the gray water and darkness quickly, this is the beauty that suddenly opened up to me later it’s not a 15-minute journey to the mines right away, seryozh, but where did all this beauty come from, well, basically , here in perm... the sea was ancient, these are the results of the sediments of this sea while dinosaurs were running, they are just along the banks they were running around this sea, and what is it that glitters, by the way, crystals, salts, it’s all feces, so nothing that i picked out, but just a little bit, well , a little bit, no one can see, here he is kali, i won’t lick it, i ’ll just try it a little, it’s not fatal, but it’s very dangerous, really. just a salty story, but it’s a little bitter, a little, yes, it’s funny how they dug it all , that’s how you and i went down, we also lowered the combine and it systematically, systematically got here, how many years did it take to i’ve been traveling like this for 30 years, like this, yes, yes, but how many tun

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wow!n: no >> jimmy: that is good -- you're a good actor. >> shawn: i don't -- i've been here rehearsing all day. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: speaking of good acting, there is awards buzz around this, buddy and people are just raving about the play in general, but also about your performance in particular >> i don't -- i read reviews, like, through my fingers i can't -- i can't look at them >> jimmy: well, you should read - >> shawn: do you -- do you not read them? >> i really try not to >> shawn: yeah >> 'cause good or bad, it puts me in my head. >> shawn: yeah you're amazing either way. >> thank you >> shawn: you are. >> jimmy: no, but you -- yeah, you are -- but no, i would open -- i would read these reviews >> okay, all right [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, i would -- i would let you know these are great reviews. >> okay, all right >> jimmy: yeah, you should read these ones, because they're -- it's phenomenal. >> shawn: yeah >> jimmy: can you explain the play for anyone who hasn't seen it

wow, that's so unusual. yeah.ke there's loads of clothes around me, so the audio is very dampened. mm—hm. yeah. the clothes there feel like nothing i've everfelt before that i would wear. it was a culture shock. 0h! what do you think is that? i think you cannot... i don't know. oh, my gosh. it's a big rat. a rat?! a rat, yeah. giggles. this culture was born because of a little bit of rebellion — in a good way. that's why harajuku fashion or harajuku culture is not only about something really cute. like, its not like that. they always have, like, eyeballs or bones. yeah. something a little bit dark side. yeah. you're walking on the red carpet right now. yeah! i work it! work it, work it! laughter. yeah! this shop is for the cosmetics and this room is for the wigs. shall we try some on? i could maybe try this one on. fluffy one. yeah. i've never worn a wig. oh, really? yeah, never. hey! what do you think? you look like a poodle! what made you want to get into this sort of fashion style? i was like a shy girl but aft

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wow, wow casco how the roads were not asphalted. there are actually 25 people here.is how i support each other, right? oh, how it smelled like hydrogen sulfide, now you’ll get used to the hydrogen sulfide and the darkness, although you got used to it quickly. but the beauty that suddenly opened up. after 15 minutes on the way to the slaughter , it’s not easy for me, seryozh. well, where did all this beauty come from? well, in general, in principle, here is bicycle street, the sea was ancient , these are the results of the sediments of this sea while the dinosaurs were running. they are just along the banks this sea, they ran. and why does it sparkle, by the way, crystals are all like oh, that’s not nonsense. well, a little bit, maybe a little bit. of course, i won’t lick it either. really just a salty story. yes, it's a little bitter. it's funny how they dug it all out. but as you and i were going down, we also lowered the harvester, and it arrived here in a systematic manner. how many years did he travel for such 30 years to travel? but like this, yes, yes. and how

wow! can we talk about "ms.obsessed with the avengers obsessed with the -- the simplicity of a hero's life. they fight crime they look cool doing it. and, you know, captain marvel doesn't really have to deal with boys or religion or high school or growing pains or culture or family drama. the list goes on >> jimmy: of course not. >> no. so, yeah, she kind of pines for that life and now she has super powers so, that's cool and -- >> jimmy: do we get to see what happens? >> we get to see what happens. and she becomes this, like, badass version of what a hero can look like. >> jimmy: well, i can't -- it can't happen to a better person congratulations on this. >> thank you, so much. >> jimmy: i'm so happy for -- come back. continue success [ cheers and applause >> yeah. >> jimmy: here we go i'm going to show everyone a a clip here's iman vellani as "ms. marvel. take a look. ♪ ♪ >> let me go you have to let me go. ♪ ♪ yes. >> jimmy: woah, is that not fun? come on! iman vellani, everybody! [ cheers and applause "ms. m

wow , this one is absolutely brilliant.s have really become, as if higher simply due to the light. the way to declutter the inside of your closet eugene, keep yourself in control. we managed to bring order to the chaos. and in general , support this one. it’s like this. it’s such a creative atmosphere. it’s like this. yes, i forgot. the guitar's name is august. yes, it’s march for me. we need her here to visit her. sometimes we spend time together when we play the guitar together. yes? well, yes, i flew on to sow comfort in our land. i am very pleased to meet you and thank you very much. well, the prank was a success for him, such a space, we got it for evgeniy for vera. i really hope that it will be cozy and good. and if you lack comfort, then fill out a form on the vera about comfort website and we will definitely come to you and share with you. comfort i was with you vera kincheva your youtube and see you in a week while the story about the apartment and renovation is given. this is some kind of amazing psychological sto

oh, wow. ] >> she has many other talents. >> jimmy: come back. bring her back next time i appreciate you being here. thank you [ applause ] bonus trick. she's laid out let's meet our next pet. come over. oh, hi hello. ♪ what is your name, and where are you from >> this is leo, and i'm melanie. and we're from hamilton, ontario. >> jimmy: hey, welcome thank you so much for being here hi, leo. how ya doing i don't even know what you do with cats. they don't lick you or say hi. they kind of a thing of their own. >> he's not motivated like a a dog. so, he self-taught himself to play the guitar and fetch. >> jimmy: he plays -- and fetch? >> he teaches people how to do it >> jimmy: really is very talented did you say play guitar and fetch? >> yes >> jimmy: fetch is like nothing. play guitar? [ laughter ] >> he can do that too. >> jimmy: that's very impressive can we see if leo can play the guitar that's amazing all right. here we go blankie there -- then theres a guitar >> it's a process. >> jimmy: y

[ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: wow.r playing the game i want to talk about all these -- all this exciting news >> yeah, yeah, yeah. there's a lot going on >> jimmy: it's -- it's a lot >> making news >> jimmy: i mean, you were -- you were acting, but you're also producing all these multiple projects. >> yeah. >> jimmy: "russian doll" season two, it started today. >> yeah, yeah. it's now streaming yeah and, uh -- [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: you know what, by the way? i -- i follow you on the socials. >> oh. >> jimmy: yeah, because, you know well, you're very funny. >> no, no, i'm going to follow back eventually, you don't have to make it weird >> jimmy: thank you, yeah, yeah >> you know? >> jimmy: i just wanted to put it -- say it out loud on live television >> yeah. >> jimmy: but, you know, i didn't realize, you love the game wordle, by the way. i don't know if you know this. >> oh, i do. >> jimmy: you love it. >> i do feel terrible, 'cause i feel like these nice people are following, and they're hoping for something

, wow.ere. >> she wasn't there but she sent me some diamonds. >> jimmy: i see, okay. [ laughter ] well, that's pretty good. >> yeah. and i got -- oh, you guys -- >> jimmy: do you know barbra streisand? >> yeah, i know barbra streisand. >> jimmy: how do you know barbra streisand? >> i know a lot of people. >> jimmy: i want to know how you know barbra. >> i'm a cool person, people want to hang out with me. i went to a movie night at this executive's house and barbra was there, i started talking to her about cardi b and all kind of stuff. [ laughter ] and we been friends. >> jimmy: did she know about cardi b? >> she didn't know, i had to break it down. i started rappingping for her a everything. >> jimmy: you filled her in. >> yeah. black shoes! she was like, are you talking about the red bottoms? yes, yes! and/or gang banging! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. more "or" than "and," right? >> yeah. >> "so barbara sent you a present? >> yeah, barbra sent me a present. >> jimmy: by the way, i'm embarra

[ laughter ] "oh, wow!"] congressman jamie raskin, who is one of the committee members making decisions about possible criminal referrals, told "politico" that all of the members involved have legal experience and are looking at the case as lawyers. raskin says, "i think all of us have various degrees of prosecutorial and trial experience law school final exams are made up of a bunch of potential defendants or potential offenses." okay, but i'm guessing law school final exams aren't this easy this is like a $200 "jeopardy! answer in a category called "rhymes with reason. [ laughter and applause although maybe -- maybe they are that easy. i mean, rudy's a lawyer, so it can't be too hard. "good news, boss i passed the law school exam it was on the back of a cereal box. [ light laughter ] "there was a watch inside, but i already had one. so, now i wear both. you know, like a normal guy. and that's why they call me 'dumb rudy.' [ laughter ] the more suspenseful question is who else will get a criminal referral b

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now, more than ever, it all starts with great internet. >> wow. >> wow, support c-span as a public service along with other television providers. giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> on capitol hill senate minority leader mitch mcconnell drew attention to the possible consequences of shutting down, those that will be working for nothing, and their remarks are 15 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon, everyone. you're all familiar with the choice we have before us. we would shut down the government or keep the government open up until november the 17th and give us a chance to resolve a number of the appropriation issues. it's important to remember if we shut down the government, for those of us who are concerned about the border and want it to be improved, the border patrol and ice agencies have to continue to work for nothing. so i don't think, even those of us who are deeply concerned about the border, i don't think that's likely, more likely to happen in a shutdown than with the government open. so the senate and the house are quite different as you know and i thin

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he does ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: it looks interesting it looks interesting yeah >> steve: wowsuspend production so now the world is facing a a shortage [ light laughter ] how is that even possible? i've been using the same bottle of sriracha since college. [ laughter ] and finally, i heard experts are calling beefalo, the bison-cattle hybrid, "the healthy meat of the future." yeah, beefalo. and they say the perfect beefalo is 37.5% bison, which is pretty specific yeah but it actually gets even more specific here's what happened when the perfect beefalo did a dna test yep, take a look at this the perfect beefalo is 37.5% bison, 31.5% cow, 10% french huguenot, 6% cherokee, 4% genghis khan. [ light laughter ] 2% that bison from before? well, he's not your dad. he's your uncle. [ laughter ] 2% your real dad is a moose. 2% he has a whole secret moose family you have eight step-moose. do they know about you? should you contact them? or live forever wondering what might have been? 2% i messaged one of them. we're meeting up in yellowstone. i feel love and acceptance i have never felt

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here on the field some giants simply live, it probably weighs, wow, let's weigh it, but come on, thereles, 5,700, this is not the largest zucchini, no, no, no, up to 9 kg, they grow easily, nine, yes, up to 10 kg, feed we don’t feed them anything, this is zucchini, which goes directly to zucchini caviar, and its task is to grow as large as possible, to gain more dry matter and sugars, only then it produces caviar, exactly the one that we see directly on the counter, there is a desire , you can... participate in the collection, there is a desire, i feel very bad i imagine how it is for me, i’ll show you how it’s assembled, our assembly directly takes place in two stages, the first stage of assembly is that we take it and just turn it a little, the second stage is that the equipment comes in, and people just throw it into a cart, lift it, spin it, put it between the rows, but what? they are huge, yes 5-6 kg, of which, which is typical, about 95% is water, and almost everything else is fiber, i know that fiber is good, fiber here is unique, pectin, pectin, water-soluble fiber, which has t

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wow! you have a new album called "the album. you are musical guests on "saturday night live" tomorrow night. >> with the incredible, molly shannon. >> jimmy: with molly shannon as host, who's unbelievable [ cheers and applause but i want to ask you about this - you're playing yankee stadium august 12th. >> yeah. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: jonas brothers at yankee stadium >> we did it we did it. >> jimmy: what does it -- what does it feel like? i mean, you grew up around here you're new yorkers -- well, new jersey >> new jersey, yeah. i mean, we're life long yankees fans we used to go to games, sit up in the nosebleeds, could barely see the players. >> jimmy: of course. >> you know, so to be able to go back and play a show here is a dream come true. it's kind of off the heels of our broadway residency we did, where we played a different album from our discography every night. >> jimmy: yeah, that was fun >> so, we said, "you know what let's do all of it at yankee stadium. and so that's

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, wow, wow! end of this -- session with paul, i'm leaving paul rudd, i'm leaving his hotel room and he said -- you know i shouldn't -- he said, "i wonder how jack black's feeling." you know, cause jack's got the play paul mccartney. and paul said, "i shouldn't tell you this. but i ran into jack the other day. and i asked him that." i said, "aren't you nervous? we're playing the beatles. and he said, "no, dude, i got it it's in the bag. and paul goes, how did you do? and he goes, "dude, just watch 'hard days night.' that's all you gotta do is watch 'hard days night.' so, we were like, "oh [ bleep ] no."e >> jimmy: dude >> dude. it's in the bag. >> jimmy: dude, it's in the bag. >> i got it, dude. i [ bleep ] got it, dude [ laughter ] and so, were like, oh, jack's going to blow us all out of the water. >> jimmy: yeah, of course he is >> we show up on set and jack's got the first line in rehearsal and he goes -- he's got the outfit on. he's doing the eye brows you know, he's got that kind of going. a

oh, wow. - uh-huh. so café con leche. - mmm! coffee. - all right, so here's something you'll easily get addicted to. cuban pastries. - you know that this is one of my favorite... - uh-huh. - desserts in the whole entire planet. - really? - smells good. mmm. that's amazing. i love it. - yeah? - welcome to the house of cuban coffee, my friend. - oh, thank you. thank you for having me. - thank you. - i'm indulging. - so good. - it's bomb. it's bomb. - oh, thank you. - so how did you guys start this incredible place? - well, when we came here, they didn't know that much english. now they're-- they're pretty fluent. they defend themselves. they're ready to go out into the world. but in the beginning, i served as a translator. i feel like that was my first job. documents, school, anything that they needed, phone calls. it's like a bunch of processes when you immigrate. - right, so all of a sudden, you're like a lawyer, the accountant. - exactly. i'm learning law-- - and how old are you about this time, like-- - 12, 13. and then we sta

. >> wow!e's why there is such a long line. the clinic offered ray byes and infectious disease vaccines for $10 each. or you could get both for $15. >> i'll take them both. >> microchips were $10. dogs with a current license could get them for free. a lot of people taking advantage of it. it is part of a push to keep the k-9 population in the city healthy. >> vaccines are critical for animals at all ages of life, but particularly at the earlier stages when they're young. infectious diseases are preventable to almost complete degree. and, so, if we can keep them well vaccinated, we are well ahead of the game. >> he's also reminding teddy is behind on a couple vaccines. >> your little dog. >> yes. they host these clinics once every three months. >>> san francisco is embracing the new season. the awe mum moon festival. >> look at that. >> you can see right here, wow, this is between 7th and 10th avenues. celebrating asian cultures and the autumn moon. that's the moon that is closest to the autumn

wow, you know my name? a quantum computing ai technology. i know everything about you, jen. >> oh, do you? what do you know about me? >> i know that you just left guardians of the galaxy mission breakout. >> that was an easy one. >> that was a given, that was a given. >> i know that you two are best friends. >> oh, okay. >> okay. >> all right. >> it's getting a little psychic. okay. >> oh, i am not psychic. i'm drawing from a wealth of information driven by a quantum computer have. you ever seen "terminator 2"? >> yes, actually i have. >> sky net is real. >> this is so great. >> laugh now. >> oh my goodness. >> this is so great. >> thank you. i hope you don't have nightmares about your future reality. enjoy guardians of the galaxy volume 3 in theaters now. ha ha ha. >> it's on the calendar. >> no, but for real, jen, i know everything about you. >> oh. >> i'm going the leave now. bye. >> a little weird. >> i'll be watching! >> we'll be watched. you're stuck. i think you're stuck. >>. ♪ every move you make, e

wow, wow, have you ever ridden one of these things? were expecting... someone local, but here you are, this is a pleasant surprise, it will be easier, it will be easier for us, because we will understand faster, you will understand, or rather, you already know what to do with us, because that the local population is unlikely to understand the specifics of the russian soul and how we behave we are flying on unknown aircraft, we are with what words, absolutely right, valerie, tell me how long it will take for me to be able to do this too, i think if you listen to what i say, yes, 10 minutes, maximum 15, you will already be standing to control it, so who will be the first to fly? firstly, i always perform for women, and secondly, she won’t let me fly first , her eyes are for sure, they are burning, i see everything will work out , super, let's go, yes, hurray, after creating the first prototype and conducting a series tests, inventor frankie zapata presented the flyboard at the dubai international water sports exhibition in 2012. this eve

i didn't go for 15 years to the dentist at all. >> jimmy: wow. >> i did not go.while? i should just walk in, see what's going on in there, you know?" i just walk in. and i'm like, it's just a regular dental checkup. she looks in my mouth and goes, "clear my calendar." [ laughter ] i knew it was going to be bad because she was like, "do you have any symptoms?" and i said, "if i eat ice cream on the left side of my mouth, my spine hurts." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's not good. >> no. and i see the spinning house from "wizard of oz." [ laughter ] that's bad, right? >> jimmy: yeah, that's generally bad. >> the entire soundtrack of "kill bill" plays really fast in my head. i had two teeth, jimmy -- i had two teeth that hurt for years. every day, morning and night. they hurt for years. and then one day, they just stopped hurting. which is sort of like when the check engine light in your car, after months of it being on, it just goes off, you know? it's like, you know what, don't worry about it anymore. [ laughter ] too late. >> jimmy: so just the nerve endings died? t

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oh, we're real >> jimmy: wow, that is real. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: hey, i read that according to awant a good night's rest, your bedroom should be stark and bare so apparently the best place to sleep is bed, bath & beyond. [ audience oohs >> steve: oh, hey, oh, hey, hey -- >> jimmy: wow. >> steve: hey, oh, hey - >> jimmy: wow. finally, guys, i was watching tv the other day, just flipping through the channels, and i came across this show on teennick it's called "ew! and it's a pretty good show. and a lot of people say that i look like the main character, and i don't know if i see it though but anyways, here, look for yourselves, here's the latest episode of "ew!" [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everyone welcome to "ew!" my name is sara. and if you're wondering that's s-a-r-a with no h, because h's are ew [ cheers and applause joining me today is the new foreign exchange student who just moved in across the street, bjertie hjergen. hi, bjertie! [ cheers and applause hi, bjertie! welcome. oh, hi >> hi! >> jimmy: hi how's it going >> pretty good, ya it's great to be on "ew! >> ji

wow! wow small fresh women, there are small big new ones and old ones.four beds , there are now, uh, at the small ones, one remains at home and well. only where, where was born , something in general is colored, two villages, in general, they are no longer there. there is a bulldozer and big sun loungers have all 10 or 11 there about the fact that his native village is getting smaller and smaller every year victor says with sadness everything that he and his family do. on this land, it is done in order to be an example for others, an example of the fact that the belarusian village can and will grow, in general, the school. i would have entered the agricultural academy and my father would already be disabled of the first group of the ninth year. uh-huh in general, i couldn't study the seventh. those speech had to take care of his disabled father. naturally, victor chose his family and took the documents from the taxi academy. he worked as a driver with an np at the beginning and went back. there was nothing for it, but for almost 3 years i collected money

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wow. ok. so that's why the understanding of... ..that it's going to be pulling carbon out of the atmosphere very quickly, because it grows so fast. thousands of tonnes of carbon per square kilometre per year. wow. ok. win! it's not a weed at all. it's food, it's habitat for fish, it gives back to the fish ecosystems, and we balance carbon. we measure the carbon export. the testing of large-scale marine permaculture is yet to be done. but the stakes couldn't be any higher for getting them underway. this is all about restoring the foundation of our civilisation, because with climate disruption, we'll deplete the soils, we'll deplete the oceans. there will be no civilisation left because any time you lose that foundation of food and the soils and the seas, you lose civilisation as well. damon: so, velvet, because the warming will increase over the next two decades, and sea levels will continue to rise... ..some countries will need to adapt in new and creative ways. but if predictions of severe dr

james, can i get some thank you note writing music, please ♪ [ light laughter ] wow. >> steve: wow. >in a good mood. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: he's in a good mood tonight. ♪ thank you, this week, for giving us 70 degree weather one day, 30 degrees the next, and blacking out at 5:00 p.m mother nature, you're drunk, go to bed [ cheers and applause ♪ thank you, wool scarves, for giving everyone resting itch face [ laughter and applause >> steve: nice ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, space force uniforms, for making service members look very prepared to protect an f.a.o. schwarz [ cheers and applause >> steve: come on. poor space forcers >> jimmy: well, there's no space force veterans >> steve: yeah, no [ laughter ] exactly. >> jimmy: so we can -- >> steve: come on. >> they're called space cadets >> jimmy: yes. [ laughter ] >> steve: thank you. space cadets ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, standing desks, for being a great way to stay fit at work for three weeks until you go, "hey, does anyone want this standing desk?" [ laughter and applause "my back is killing me." >> steve: and the ball ♪ >> jimmy: thank y

those eyes, wow, what a beauty! wow! listen to the new ones. wow , you threw away such a bouquet. nothing weird for lunch. we don't set alarms. you understand, the employees remain inside, and they close the door from the inside. and those who had lunch, they come back, and they, of course, open it for them after the call. but there is some kind of schedule, then the schedule remains. no, the girls negotiate everything themselves. as far as i understand the doors. they could only open it to employees’ acquaintances or relatives, so well, in general, this is not the case rules, but it’s possible. what can you say about those killed? i mean, not service characteristics, but human ones. well , irina mikhailovna kovalchuk she works for us . uh, in our department for 12 years and is characterized. she takes her characteristics very seriously. sorry, sorry, i just can't get my act together. uh, in general, irina has such a nice , wonderful family; she herself is very friendly and cheerful. my husband is a surgeon. my son is studying at the institute. and they have such a wonderful dog,

wow!e, the highest number is 161 sharks. wow! yeah, in november 2021. yeah, it�*s really nice. what was the problem with the tourists and the sharks? the boats are disturbing the sediment here and that also harms a lot of the coral reef in this area, so after the ecosystem kind of deteriorate... yes. ..the shark is not coming in because the fish is not here. the tech may uses is pretty simple — a bag of mashed—up fish and a camera attached to a metal frame. and then, it�*s just a case of finding a good spot. we are about to put the camera down to film the shark for one hour. so, we do this four times a day, so that we can get, like, a behaviour data and also photo identification. 0k. yeah. we want to get a good photo of the dorsal fin and also, we want to see what they�*re doing underwater. yeah. so, are theyjust cruising around, like, passing by, or are they attracted to the bait, or are they start nibbling on the bait? oh, there we go. none of them are going for the food yet, though. is