welcome to the show, xavier. >> damian, thank you so much for having me. really appreciate it. very honored to be here. >> how does it feel to hear that? long and coming? what's your take on that? >> you know, it's definitely long been coming. our community needs to be at all seats of decision-making, of power, and i'm just truly grateful for this opportunity. i really feel like i'm sitting here on the shoulders of a lot of people who have opened a lot of doors. now i feel the responsibility and obligation to be here, do a good job, but also be mindful that my job is to also open doors for the next generation. >> you won't be know that it gets up to 120 degrees in the phoenix metro area, right? >> i have heard that. i also heard we have monsoons but and the sandstorms. >> they call them "haboo," like what? >> you don't want to own a swimming pool during those sandstorms. you mentioned about opening the doors for those coming behind you. you're young yourself. talk about that effort and how it doesn't stop with you. >> it never does. obviously with my family, my parents coming h

trouble, william xavier. >> oh, my god, look at him.his grandfather. here we go. >> most grandparents have their little brag book with their photos of their grandkids. you get to tell millions of people about your grandkids. >> i don't want to make a pest out of myself. >> i think people feel like you're a member of their family, don't you think? >> i hope so. that's what the show is about. >> this is your first show after triple bypass surgery. >> yes. >> and dave came on. it was very funny. >> regis, don't be a hero. if you need to lie down, kelly and i can finish up here. a couple of heart patients. this isn't a tv show, this is a recovery room, ladies and gentlemen. as long as i've known regis, he's always said yes. he's always been a friend and helped when we needed him. he's always gone above and beyond. i've always felt like the balance was completely out of whack. >> after your bypass, did you suffer from depression at all? because a lot of people do. >> it gave me pause to think you're not indestructible and you're not going to

a sober outlook from uncle a miracle there who was echoed actually by luxembourg's prime minister xavier beto she said quote in 7 years i have rarely seen such diametrically opposed positions on many points so barbara why is this summit turning out to be so difficult. because it's about money a lot of money and it's about power it's about control over this money and it is really seems to be quite intractable and on the 3rd day tempers are fraying and the gloves come off it seems the european leaders are rather sick and tired of each other and they're forgetting the usual diplomatic politeness the bad boy of the hour has been from the beginning on the dutch prime minister mark rich he has made himself the informal spokesman off the frugal to the countries who want to pay as little money as possible to the south by lee has as much control as possible over this money at the same time that you've managed to set. teeth on edge and she's using the very patient and just listen what hungary and prime minister viktor orban had to say about that. beef. not because of me but because of the dodgy gu

xavier has the latest for us from new york.secutors will be arguing that she remain in jail, as the process goes forward. this case will be watched very closely because you have to remember that prince andrew was linked to her. there is a photograph of prince andrew with a young woman, with elaine maxwell. the young woman in the traffickedsaid she her. that is something that maxwell denies and prince andrew denies any wrongdoing as well. if this case goes to trial, there will be a lot at stake. say they welcome prince andrew's cooperation in the investigation. so far, he has failed to do so. >> to the dominican republic and where businessmen with no experience have ended 16 years of rule. vowed todent elect has improve the economy. bux the government of the dominican republic and eased coronavirus restrictions to encourage people to get out and vote in national elections. the caribbean nation worst affected by the pandemic, special voting schedules were adopted. election,that in the the candidate is a good loser and they know t

. >> they are alumni of xavier college preparatory school in phoenix, arizona.he all-girls catholic school offers a rigorous academic curriculum as they look back, they feel something was missing. >> i do feel like i was deprived of the opportunity to really engage in a heartfelt discussion around race and privilege. >> as they watched and attended recent probe test, they decided to write a letter and form a petition to their alma mater, requesting changes including addie antiracism books to the curriculum and letting students of color form their own groups. thare looking at different groups. i do not think these initiatives their petition had more than s24hours and across the country, others are looking for better antiracism education. >> at the school district in new jersey, a similar petition started filling in boxes of administrators. >> we reacted with some sought but a great sense of urgency. so many emails included personal stories from a former or current students. >> the feedback says, loud and clear, that our curriculum has not addressed a lot of these

state attorney general xavier becerra argues the change would limit a state's ability to protect water bodies by restricting their reviews on projects approved by the federal government. he calls it an end run to speed up fossil fuel projects. >>> back on the court. coming up next on "today in the bay," what's expected as the nba resumes games today and the big announcement from the nfl. plus -- >> how you doing? >> we didn't always know it would be this way. what we're learning about the filming of the "friends reunion" amid the pandemic. >>> and happening now, secretary of state mike pompeo is in copenhagen, denmark, right now on a u.s. diplomatic trip talking about china and the arctic. we'll wait to hear what he has to say about breaking news this morning. the sudden shutdown of the chinese consulate in houston. pompeo is also expected to meet with greenland's foreign minister. ♪ when it's made with love, it's made to be shared. >>> eight days from now the nba season resumes for 22 games. starting today they begin playing exhibition games. between now and july 30, 33 games will be

. >>> happening today california's attorney general xavier becerra willoin attorney generals in massachusetts and new york to urge president trump to protect the affordable care act. the trump administration is asking the supreme court to strike down the health care law commonly known as obamacare amid the pandemic. recently the supreme court indicated that private businesses could opt out of providing birth control to its employees under the affordable care act. >>> vowing for your vote. the unusual moments during kanye west's first campaign event over the weekend. >>> and happening now for you americans are now banned from the bahamas. the restrictions coming three weeks after the island reopened its boreders to travelers. 49 new cases have been confirmed since the reopening. flights from the united states will stop immediately while outgoing commercial flights can start after wednesday. people from canada and the united kingdom and european union are not affected by that new ban. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to you. it's 4:54 this morning. decision 2020, kanye west held his first

tony thurmond and california attorney general xavier becerra took part in the announcement yesterday. they accused the u.s. education department of siphoning money from public schools provided under the care's act and directing the funds to private schools instead. >>> almost 3 million confirmed cases of the coronavirus here in the u.s. since the pandemic began. more than 131,000 people have died and more than 90 hundred 36,000 people have recovered he virus. yesterday, there were at least 45,000 new warns that the u.s. should not fall into a false complacency because the number of deaths caused by covid-19 have dropped. >> this current state is really not good in the sense that, as you know, we have been in a situation where we were averaging about 20,000 new cases a day. and then a series of circumstances associated with various states and cities trying to open up in the sense of getting back to some form of normality has led to a situation where we now have record-breaking cases. >> he says states have a window of opportunity to get this virus under control if people wear masks and

time in yemen so i know that you will bear with us as we go back to him 1st of all i want to play xavier those avi is from safe the children say via is is a very simple answer for how we get out of the situation after what he says this is how on earth how do you get out of how on earth this is save you from save the children you honey solution to crazies father shot there are a ceasefire more funding more meaning in water and wall king are on a very center as a humanitarian needs. and of course in the long down the only way to do it terry miller situation in yemen naser on yukiko i. mean that's an image that we need to peace on the human issue right i mean it's good to have you back because you have a connection back as well i am thinking the question we asked the beginning of this show was has the world abandoned yemen how would you answer that question. fortunately i can see you know the war that out of 3 women all around the ward. is that you you help us to stop this war this war you know there is no solution as you saw the u.n. conference that they made for yemen to get the money tog

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i futuristically said it was going to happen around the year 20 but remember there was some from xavier and evans in the year 24 totally hour every day i mean i could ride 25 to 25 yet so right now we see going to the supermarket that there isn't beef there isn't pork there isn't chicken there on vegetables it is you go into any even the upscale supermarkets and the islands are empty the shelves are big there and so he was a way to measure what's going on and what is good about this holland is that many people have now started to realize that they need to go to the source so where i was pessimistic about what we knew or didn't know what we could or couldn't do in a few years what's happening in some regions the country anyways the people who are going direct they're going back. to the future if you will they are going to the farm they're joining c s a's the dairy farmers who have had a horrible time the last 3 or 4 years the good the smart ones are brought their buying little processing units and there because the milk you've seen pictures of the milk the video of the milk being poured

commission has now approved them to xavier for the e.u. had had promised to deliver as soon as approval is granted but since the us government bought up most of their product there is doubt. if words fail and pleading with doesn't work we do have the option to give german and other drug makers a license to produce the drug even without approval for an appropriate field course . and according to the department of health the german government has already gotten short enough doses of m.d.c. via for. a court in istanbul her sentenced a former leader of rights group amnesty international to 6 years in prison on the verdict against her on a killing on terror related charges brought an end to what critics say was a politically motivated trial targeting opposition activists the court sentenced 3 other turkish defendants to prison and acquitted 7 german activist petra story was one of those who had free his arrest in istanbul 3 years ago triggered a crisis in relations between germany and turkey. but we can talk now with turkey analyst leslie cervi

. >>> the trump administration was announceed an haring ago by xavier becerra. the lawsuit accuses the u.s. department of education of attempting to take away relief funds provided under the c.a.r.e.s. act and in providing the funds, congress made it clear that this is meant to give flexibility to resources pass necessary. lawsuit which names president trump, education secretary betsy devos. >>> santa clara leaders are celebrating. the. there are questions whether outdoor dining was allowed after the state ordered restaurants to close. outdoor dining in santa clara county can continue. the new order takes effect monday. details on which sectors can reopen will be released later this week. >>> as covid-19 cases across the country continue to spike, many states are putting a always on their reopening plans. we have the latest from atlaalmost 3 million cases in the u.s. and ll spread there's a spike in new cases, mostly in the south, west hand midwest. some suggest it could be the start of a second wave but dr. anthony fauci said we never got through the first wave

. >>> well, state attorney general xavier becerra is looking into the policies of the police department after the 2018 shooting of stephon clark. becerra said the report is part of an evident tothe national standard for innovation reform in policing. >> to make de-escalation a duty. it involves people who failed to comply with orders but who otherwise didn't pose any danger. >> some of the other key recommendations includes a comprehensive study in understanding racial disparities in traffic stops. >>> a bag log on unemployment claims in california. just how many have gone unpaid. >>> as the united states surpasses the staggering milestone of 3 million cases of covid-19, president trump is threatening to cut federal aid if schools do not reopen in the fall. the white house task force held a briefing. the president himself was not there. however, vice-president mike pence said the cdc will be issuing guidelines. >> heard from the american academy of pediatrics. it's absolutely essential we get our kids back into the class rom for in-person learning. we can't let our kids fall back academ

homicides doubled in gun people that live and work with the rights to face xavier seymour prostitutionlaries. >> we feel vulnerable that people can come and do whatever they want because we do not have police protection. >> they said morale is terrible. officers do not proactively police and are reluctant to use force. they're working to replace the department with the department of community safety and violence prevention. >>> in washington, dc, man was shot and killed and eight others wounded in a drive by. it happened in the columbia heights neighborhood on a vibrant block of stores, restaurants and housing. two people were taken to the hospital in crical condition. the others have non-life- threatening injuries. the attack may have been targeted and may have stemmed from a gang-related feud. no arrests have been made. >>> also ahead, cracking down on crime in san francisco. the tech executive is paying for 1000 surveillance cameras to be installed around the city. how he is orogist bill martin is ready to go with the extended forecast after the break. nice mane! try my $5.99 southw

despite his parents' large extended family, regis francis xavier philbin was an only child, until he college, when his parents had another son. he graduated from notre dame with a sociology degree and then served in the u.s. navy. >> that's wild to wear it like that. >> what's that mean, sam? any significance? >> no. it's like a thing, man. that's his thing. [ laughter ] >> i'm glad he finally got one. >> reporter: the bronx native eventually landed a spot as comedian joey bishop's sidekick on "the joey bishop show." the gig gave him access to the rat pack, hollywood royalty in the '60s. more co-hosting jobs and television roles came along. he shared the spotlight with his second wife, joy, who filled in on his "live" show. philbin wracked up huge camera time in morning and night. in 2011, he broke his own world report for the most on-camera hours on tv. >> a new guinness record, 16,746 1/2 hours. >> reporter: he proved he could charge nighttime audiences, hosting abc's quiz show "who wants to be a millionaire." >> let's play "millionaire" right now. >> reporter: philbin was a freque

and how we can say officially now pbs is making a cartoon series it's called the xavier and secret museum. to go on adventures. and then come to the president and in the meantime working on the sql that's coming back in paperback next month. >> are you going to make the im stanley? and that's a good question i will sue for my rights back. yes. he is on the list. 100 percent. mostly you hear me speak schuster and stanley yes i want to do the im book. who is your favorite? >> jim henson. >> you have the parents. [laughter] not everyone here has good parents. [laughter] do you have all of them? >> now. >> say mom and dad if you love me by the false that. [laughter] you can use the books for anything. if you love me and then just filled out and with whatever you want. is that they are? [laughter] now they then guilt it intimate. >> can on - - into it. >> can you describe the football game 20000 is a lot of people. >> every bit of evidence that there is on this incredibly dramatic day in 1776 about one week before there is a public hanging the 20000 people watching the continental soldier hang

. >> reporter: regis of francis xavier filled and was born on march 5, 1933 in new york. he was named after his father's alma mater, manhattan's regis high school. philbin graduated from cardinal hayes high school in the bronx, before going to notre dame, where he majored in sociology. after college, philbin joined the u.s. navy. he then began his television career as a stagehand and delivery boy for a tv station in los angeles. he soon became a news writer and was so good he was offered a job at another station as a sportscaster. in 1960, he began a four year period as a news anchor for krgo tv in san diego. in 1975 he began a six-year stretch as host of a.m. los angeles. finally, he was becoming a i go, he just made me laugh. every time i turned on the television he was either doing something silly, or something stupid, or something courageous. >> reporter: after an unsuccessful nbc talkshow, philbin teamed up with cindy garvey to host the morning show at abc. after just a few weeks, he was climbing the ratings letter in new york. philbin was red hot and gained more rav

despite his parents' large extended family, regis francis xavier philbin was an only child until he wasllege when his parents had another son. he graduated from notre dame and then served in the u.s. navy. >> that's wild to bear it like that. >> have any special significance? >> no. it's like a thing, man. that's his thing. >> i'm glad he finally got one. >> the bronx native eventually landed a spot as comedian joey bishop's side kick on the joey bishop show. it gave him access to the rat pack, hollywood's royalty in the late '60s. >> more co-hosting jobs and -- imt he shared the spotlight with joy. who often filled in as his co-host on his live show. philbin racked up huge camera time morning and night. in 2011 he broke his own guinness world record for the most on camera hours on u.s. tv. >> 16,746.5 hours. >> he proved he could charm nighttime audiences hosting the quiz show who wants to be a millionaire. >>let play millionaire right now. >> he was a frequent show on the late show with david letterman, even filling in for him when he underwent quintuple bypass surgery. >> what do you

and fox eight new orleans, at xavier university receives a $20 million gift from the anonymous donor. that will allow the scholarships and maintain the mission the joy just sheriff's office is credited with inmates who helped a deputy who collapsed and suffered i head injury. the gwinnett county deputy was patrolling the unit when inmates noticed he did not appear to be feeling well. he eventually collapsed but was open to open the cell doors enabling inmates to administer first aid and call for help. the deputy's said to be recovering. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway on "special report." we will be right back. (neighbor) whatcha working on... (burke) just an app. it's called signal from farmers, and it could save you up to fifteen percent on your auto insurance. simply sign up, drive and save. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ (vo) ...especially when your easilyg distracted teenager has the car. at subaru, we're taking on distracted driving... ...with sensors that alert you when your eyes are off the road. the subaru forester. the safest forester ever. >>

. >>> california attorney general xavier is taking legal action in response to the president's push to leave some people out of the sense us have count. last week president trump signed a medical ran dun to exclude undocumented immigrants from the constitutionally mandated count of every person living in the country. the unprecedented move has gotten some backlash with opponents calling it a violation of the constitution. today the attorney general announced california's lawsuit against that memorandum. >> it would try to prevent california from having it's full representation in congress, and it would try to deny californians their taxpayer money that they contributed to the u.s. treasury coming back to their communities for our schools, for our highways, for our firefighters, for our first responders, for our parks. >> he said that the memorandum would deny the state of what it see serves, and that everybody must be counted. population data is also used to redraw congressional stricts and determine how many seats each state will get. >>> san jose city leaders are discussing a change

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the lawsuit was filed by california attorney general xavier becerra and alleges the policy is unlawfulnd morally reprehensible. >> california graduates more students from college than anyone else and we are proud of having the most diverse group of students in the nation. >> the system has also joined a course of other colleges who will try to give the new order from happening and immigrant rights rallies will happen, and demonstrators announced the policy. >> there is not only a pandemic with is a virus but a pandemic of systemic white the primacy that is at the very top and trickles all the way down. >> the trump administration's is a new role as an effort to keep international students from committing fraud since they would not actually be going to school in person. some believe there are alter your notice. they say it will be offering a no cost in person school to try to get around this but they will be able to use it to maintain their visa status. now to college sports, admit the pandemic ivy league schools are postponing sports until the 2021 spring semester and now big ten teams

despite his parents large extended family reaches francis xavier philbin was an only child until he was in college when his parents had another son. >>he graduated from notre dame with a sociology degree then served in the u.s. navy. >>that's wild to wear it like that what i said it's sunny special its second at 15 and that his team. >>a bronx native eventually landed a spot as comedian joey bishop's sidekick on the joey bishop show the gig gave him access to the rat pack, hollywood royalty in the late 60's. more co-hosting jobs and other television roles came along. he even share the spotlight with his second wife joy who often filled in as co-host on his live show. philbin racked up some huge camera time morning and night in 2011 he broke his own guinness world record for the most on camera hours on us tv. >>and you're going to wreck or 16,746. >>he proved he could charm nighttime or news is hosting abc's quiz show who wants to be a millionaire. let's play they get it right. >>one was a frequent guest on the late show with david letterman even filling in for him when the late night ho

despite his parents large extended family reaches francis xavier philbin was an only child until he was in college when his parents had another son. >>he graduated from notre dame with a sociology degree then served in the u.s. navy. >>that's wild to wear it like that what i said it's sunny special its second at 15 and that his team. >>the bronx native eventually landed a spot as comedian joey bishop's sidekick on the joey bishop show the gig gave him access to the rat pack, hollywood royalty in the late 60's. more co-hosting jobs and other television roles came along. he even share the spotlight with his second wife joy who often filled in as co-host on his live show. philbin racked up some huge camera time morning and night in 2011 he broke his own guinness world record for the most on camera hours on us tv. >>and you're going to wreck or 16,746. >>he proved he could charm nighttime audience is hosting abc's quiz show who wants to be a millionaire. let's play they get it right. >>one was a frequent guest on the late show with david letterman even filling in for him when the late night

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. >>> california attorney general xavier becerra is urging congress to address the needs of childcareacilities as part of its next release package. becerra is urging congress to provide at least $50 billion in financial support for childcare services that have been impacted by the pandemic. it would help providers make payroll, pay rent, insurance and other costs over the next several months. he says without federal support, an estimated 51% of childcare could be lost in the state, and that parents should not have to choose between having a job or being home to care for their children. >>> employer said they are having a difficult time getting employees back to work as many people are making more money on unemployment then they would be actually on the clock at a job. the $600 weekly coronavirus unemployment payment for the cares act on top of state unemployment means some people are making more by staying at home. >> we have seen estimates that over 50 percent of the people getting unemployment insurance are making more money than they did when they were employed. >> the cares act wi

however, state attorney general xavier becerra argues that would limit states' ability to protect wateries by restrict iions. >>> new word on the southern border wall. the federal bureau of land management transferred more than 65 acres of land for the project infrastructure. that spans parts of arizona and new mexico. it is in part due to environmental impacts. critics say construction negatively affects wildlife and protected land. >>> president trump is conducting those coronavirus daily briefings. >> scott mcgrew, this time he's doing it alone. >> no fauci, no birx, no medical experts, not even the vice president of the united states who ostensibly is in charge of our country's fight against the pandemic. it was just the president who appeared in tuesday's resumption of the briefings. the president did say dr. birx was backstage if needed after reporters asked about her. dr. fauci said he was not invited. >> it will probably, unfortunately, get worse before it gets better. something i don't like saying about things but that's the way it is. it's all over the world. >> for the presid

the multistate lawsuit was announced today by state attorney general xavier becerra. he was joined by the state superintendent of public instruction, tony thurmond. the lawsuit accuses the u.s. department of education of attempting to take away relief funds from public school provided under the care's act to give it to private schools. >>> these are funds from congress are largely meant to help our immediate schools confront the effects of an ongoing pandemic, and in providing these funds, congress made it very clear this money is meant to give states the flexibility to distribute these resources as necessary. >> michigan, maine, new mexico, wisconsin and the district of columbia have all joined the lawsuit. the trump administration has not yet commented on that suit. >>> cases of the coronavirus continue to go up in california. the state reported more than 6000 new cases yesterday. that's an increase of more than 2% from the day before. newly 278,000 cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in california. 6440 people have died from the virus. data also shows more tha

this is a law that is already in place but state attorney general xavier becerra gave companies the firstalf of the year to figure out how to adhere to it. the most important part of the law requires websites and other online services to delete information they collect about you if you ask. now the service doesn't have to be based in california. only the user has to be in california. google has removed ads that tell people how they have to pay to register to vote. to be clear you do not need to pay to register to vote. the ads would appear when people googled how to register. google was alert eed to the problem. >>> i assume you have heard of a loose knit group of people who appear sometimes at these protests, sometimes with guns, sometimes wearing hawaiian shirts. they advocate for a second american civil war. facebook says it has had enough and has removed 220 facebook accounts, 95 instagram accounts and, laura and marcus, 28 pages of 106 groups it has designated a violent group, the same as isis. >> that's a lot of work. >> wow. >> thanks, scott. >>> a push to rename zuckerberg general

the multistate lawsuit was announced today by attorney general xavier becerra, and he was joined by the state superintendent of public instruction, tony thurman. the lawsuit accuses the u.s. department of education of attempting to take away relief funds provided under the carriers act for k-12 public schools. >> these are funds from congress that are largely meant to help our immediate schools pandemic, and in ct of an providing these funds, congress made it very clear this money is meant to give states the flexibility to distribute these resources as necessary. >> michigan, maine, new mexico, wisconsin and the district of columbia have all joined in the lawsuit. the trumpet administration is not yet commented on the lawsuit. >>> racial tensions are still apparent in the city of martinez. today, city crews cleaned up howl road where vandals and painted white lives matter on the road. there is no information to who might have paid those words on the street. this comes after two people were caught on camera in martinez painting over a black lives matter street mural on the fourth of july

this morning, california attorney general xavier becerra announced a lawsuit challenging nepa rule curtailing california's authority under the clean water act. for 30 years, a section of the act has provided states with the authority to approve, impose convictions or deny certification for federally permanent projects. >> one of the only ways for these projects to comply with state law is through the state 's authority under section 401 of the clean water act. the epa's ruling limits the scope of what state can review and requires them to take action within a limited time frame, with minimal information. >> becerra says the lawsuit is important because the trump administration wants to take away california's rights to protect rivers from the impact of hydro-powered dams and fossil fuel energy projects. >>> the man police say targeted a judges family and new jersey is a potential suspect in another murder case. investigators say attorney roy den hollander shot and killed the 20-year-old son of judge esther salas and critically wounded her husband on sunday night. police said the suspect may al

she and her husband xavier have given me advice, empathy, and a lot of laughs.ust one of the many guardian angels i have met on my journey. this december marks 45 years since nabj was founded. those founders are among the giants on whose shoulders we stand. turns out, those giants are eager to help us grow, too. we are heirs to their legacy and we are stewards of it. but just think. some day, a little, black girl might watch joy reid hosting her show and say, yeah, i can do that. thank you for doing this with us tonight. i will see you back here tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. eastern and 9:00 p.m. eastern. but, until we meet again, i am joshua johnson. stay safe. stay sharp. and stay tuned. there's more, just ahead, on msnbc. uned there's more, just ahead, on msnbc. lways have been. -and always will be. never letting anything get in my way. not the doubts, distractions, or voice in my head. and certainly not arthritis. new voltaren provides powerful arthritis pain relief to help me keep moving. and it can help you too. feel the joy of movement with voltaren. they're goin

despite his parents large extended family reaches francis xavier philbin was an only child until he was in college when his parents had another son. >>he graduated from notre dame with a sociology degree then served in the u.s. navy. >>that's wild to wear it like that when i say it's sunny special its second at 15 and that his team. >>the bronx native eventually landed a spot as comedian joey bishop's sidekick on the joey bishop show the gig gave him access to the rat pack, hollywood royalty in the late 60's. more co-hosting jobs and other television roles came along. he even share the spotlight with his second wife joy who often filled in as co-host on his live show. philbin racked up some huge camera time morning and night in 2011 he broke his own guinness world record for the most on camera hours on us tv. >>and you're going to wreck or 16,746. >>he proved he could charm nighttime audience is hosting abc's quiz show who wants to be a millionaire. let's play they get it right. >>one was a frequent guest on the late show with david letterman even filling in for him when the late night

regis, francis, xavier was born august 25th 1933 in new york. he was named after his father's alma mater regis high school. he graduated from cardinal hayes high school in the bronx before going to notre dame where he majored in sociology. after college, he joined the u.s. navy. he then began his television career as a stagehand and delivery boy for a tv station in los angeles. he soon became a news writer, and was so good that he was offered a job at another station of this board's castor. in 1960, he began a four year period as a news anchor for ko geo tv in san diego. in 1975 he began a six-year stretch as host of amr sandals. finally, he was becoming a success >> i used to watch regis and i go, he just made me laugh. every time i turned on the television he was doing something silly, or something stupid, or something courageous . >> after an unsuccessful nbc talkshow, he teamed with cindy garvey to host the morning show on abc. after a few weeks, he was climbing the ratings letter in new york. he was red-hot, and gained more rave reviews wit

xavier gutierrez, president of the arizona coyotes. good luck with the stanley cup playoffs.news. president trump now taking questions at the headquarters of the american red cross. let's listen in. reporter: gentleman from labcorps talked about that a little. what's that going on? has there been improvement? >> so we're getting mostly now, we're ordering as many of the immediate tests which is five minutes to 15 minutes even a little bit less in some cases than five minutes but we are trying to get those tests. we have pretty close to 50%, i call them short term tests, but we're up to about 50% which is amazing. the other tests, while good, you have to send them. then they have to do the work, they have to send them back so the process takes long just in terms of delivery. we really are liking the short term test where you find out immediately whether or not you have a problem. that's what we're striving for but we're already up to approximately 50%. is that correct? >> with the new antigen tests that are available to nursing homes, that will help our turnaround time but you

despite his parents large extended family reaches francis xavier philbin was an only child until he wasn college when his parents had another son. >>he graduated from notre dame with a sociology degree then served in the u.s. navy. >>that's wild to wear it like that what i said it's sunny special its second at 15 and that his team. >>a bronx native eventually landed a spot as comedian joey bishop's sidekick on the joey bishop show the gig gave him access to the rat pack, hollywood royalty in the late 60's. more co-hosting jobs and other television roles came along. he even share the spotlight with his second wife joy who often filled in as co-host on his live show. philbin racked up some huge camera time morning and night in 2011 he broke his own guinness world record for the most on camera hours on us tv. >>and you're going to wreck or 16,746. >>he proved he could charm nighttime or news is hosting abc's quiz show who wants to be a millionaire. let's play they get it right. >>one was a frequent guest on the late show with david letterman even filling in for him when the late night host

joining us now is california attorney general xavier becerra. mr.od to have you. thank you for being here. as the state, california has the most international students in the entire country. 185,000. you call this policy cruel. but you also call it arbitrary. what exactly is the legal action you're taking and why do you think it's going to be successful? >> well, because it's arbitrary and therefore it is placing a lot of people not only in danger of losing the opportunity that the federal government three months ago told them they had, but it's also dangerous. arbitrarily, it causes danger not only to the students but think about the professors that would be required to be now in person in class. think about all the students that would be susceptible to contagion. and so it's not just arbitrary in flip-flopping from a previous order that said that these students could continue forward through online classes, but it's arbitrary in that it didn't take into account the dangers it poses not just to the students but to everyone who would be around the c

you know, 2-year-old xavier from san diego is our "gma" moment sponsored by verizon.r summer concert series. we have one of the hottest bands out of nashville with eight number one country singles and over a billion streams, old dominion. >> we've got three of the five members joining us. we'll call that a strong majority this morning. matthew ramsey, trevor rosen and geoff sprung. they are going to sing for us in just a moment but first we want to talk about everything. matthew, i want to start with you. you guys had to actually cancel your tour, delay it until 2021 but i understand that somehow in the process you actually got closer to your fans. talk about that. >> yeah, i mean obviously this is the longest we've been home in probably seven, eight years and, you know, without playing shows so we have to find some way to connect and we do a celebratory shot before our shows where we do a little shot of tequila and play the shot but have taken to social media and do those shots virtually and our fans all kind of join in, they send us pictures, you know, on twitter an

this is the least we can do for the memory of deacon william francis xavier kaine. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, i rise today to share a remarkable story of heroism by our first responders in pennsylvania's 12th congressional district. on the evening of saturday, february 15, 2020, in jersey shore, pennsylvania, a multiple alarm fire was reported at the broadway hotel and restaurant, quickly engulfing the building and multiple residential apartments in the upper level os of the structure mr. keller: the situation escalated as there were reports of a man trapped on the third floor. the chief and assistant chief of the fire station and others took decisive action knowing life was at stake. under thick smoke and extreme heat the firefighters breached the structure, retrieved and extracted the victim, while stharing oxygen with the man

million units so it's about 200 million bucks, the founders are bernard ohees, carlos piani and carlos xavierer bernard, do you remember how the stock did during his tenure from '15 to '19 at kraft do we have the -- do we have that graph i was hoping we did. >> anybody can get money. >> anybody can get money. >> cheese wiz. remember he was going to buy unilever. >> there it is you have that going for you. that's the period of time that he was -- by the way, this is what they say they're going to do and, off course, you have to focus on that, they expect the management team to deploy a proactive thematic sourcing strategy and focus their efforts on companies where they believe the combination of the founder's operating experience, deal making track record, capital markets expertise can be catalyst to enhance the growth potential and value of a target business there you go. >> wow they left out fintech, artificial intelligence and machine learning and cloud. >> why not throw those in there. tomorrow we will probably get ackman's gigantic spac at least sort of hitting. this is, again, a continue

some of the people who came to carville, xavier martinez, the california painter, he renlted an old car as a studio out there at the beach. and that picture in the background here is one of his paintings. the associate editor at "sunset" magazine promoted it. another person, jack london, the writer, came out and partied in carville in an old car a doctor friend of his rented. george sterling, the poet who wrote "the cool, gray city of love" came out to carville a lot. and this guy really loved it. gillette burgess was a humorous, a writer. he wanted to be known as a serious novelist but he was better known for his children's books and nonsense works. he wrote "the purple cow." have you heard of that one? it's an old san francisco one. but he got so sick of it. tive written down here. he hated people reciting it back to him so he wrote, "a, yes, i wrote "the purple cow," i'm sorry now i wrote it. but i can tell you anyhow, i'll kill you if you quote it." he used carville in two of his novels, scenes and characters. one is a romantic. a guy rents one and brings his dates out there for a l