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yes, kunene.aw it last night and it's great, but, it strikes me that it is full of ambivalence and doubt about today's south africa. is that a right way of seeing it? yes, indeed, it's a critical review of the 25 years of our democracy from two perspectives. what would a black person say the 25 years have meant, how would the black person merger the changes better or worse to his or against his own advantage? and then you get a white south african who also has lived the same time, and then, what do they think has been the new south africa? what does this democracy mean? so what i was trying to do was to find these two people who have lived through most of their lives in the apartheid time and they are now evaluating where they are. they begin like poles apart into what they think has happened. and i guess one of the points of this play is that these two individuals, the ageing white actor and the black man who is a senior nurse and comes to the home of the white man to offer him end—of—life care,

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>> yes >> jimmy: how old is he?w? >> yes >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. is he musical? >> are you kidding me? [ laughter ] he loves - quest, as a matter of fact, gave him a beautiful set, drum kit. >> jimmy: really >> loves it. loves it, yeah [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, come on, he's a good dude. >> beautiful, beautiful kit. >> jimmy: i'm sending him something too. [ laughter ] does he like a harmonica i don't know what i can get him. >> he has that already >> jimmy: he has that already, yeah what's the - >> he's incredibly musical >> jimmy: he is? >> yeah. >> jimmy: what's his go to -- what does he - >> first it was the violin this -- all this he chose. >> jimmy: at three >> no, this was at two >> jimmy: wow. >> first he chose the violin and he loves classical music now it's all about -- even his third day of school he said, "momma" -- first day of school he took the violin to school third day of school he says, "momma, i want to take a a cello. i said, "baby, you don't have a cello. "i take one -- turn my violin i

>> yes. all in favor. >> yes. yes. >> judge graham. >> yes. that is unanimous. >> yes. >> all right. no changes on 71. if we look to page 72, if you could go to tab seven. these are charts that deal with the incidence of collateral ms. ms. conduct. what you see in table one is broken down by service and then what type of action was taken. and then further in table two, it is also broken down by service and then the type of alleged misconduct. .... .... is there somewhere where we explained the difference between accused underline and accused as we use in table 4.1. could you say that again sir? >> and table 4.1 on the left-hand column the second one down says number of service members quote accused unquote, same in the third one down but the fourth one down says accused underlined and the next one on the next page which is this one down and says accused underlined so we have a tie score, two with quotes and two with not and i wonder if it means something different? that rb did something different? do we need to explain it? there must be a reas

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yes. fortunately, the numbers are on the side of the democrats the vast majority of americans ree with the democratic platform -- pick any issue. majori of americans believe c thmate change is real. they believe the minimum wage is too low.ou women be paid the same as men. mass incarceration is off the rails. you go on and on through all the issues, the majority of americans actually agree with the democrats. so then why can't the democrats win? also, the demographic has changed. 70% of the people who are eligible to vote thisear in the election are either women, people of color, or young adult8 tweend 35, the base bl the democratic party. so how could the it this time? and, yet, you still think th might. >> yes, i think it's possible, because i don't see a real strategy just who the candidate is. it's what the larger plan is to get out the vote, but to give people a reason to vote. >> most of the polling, if you look at michigan right now, suggests that trump is not going to win it again,

>> yes.'re a loser this year but you're going to get 'em next time. >> thank you so much. >> i love meryl streep and i think she's always a winner. so that's why i'm not going to sign this [ bleep ] card. >> guillermo: oh, okay. what are you doing tonight? are you presenting? >> i'm presenting. i'm so nervous and excited. >> guillermo: i have a joke for you. >> okay. >> guillermo: here. >> why didn't the star of "joker" take a limo? because he preferred joaquin. that's great. >> why are the little women so little? >> guillermo: why? >> because they wear spanx. >> what do you get when you take one pope and add another pope? >> guillermo: what do you get? >> two popes. >> guillermo: i didn't see that movie "parasite" because i have a mother-in-law. >> what's this? >> guillermo: can you translate? >> oh. so sad. >> you want me to say it right now? >> guillermo: yeah, read it. >> "1917" is not just a movie. it's also the number of times i had to pee during "the irishman." then you hold like that

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yes. [ cheers and applause yes!ng me that people ask me that a lot >> jimmy: yeah [ light laughter ] >> like, i'm really gonna take this seriously i know that like most comedians get it on there, and i talked to kevin hart about like, "yeah, got to be entertaining. i'm not doing that [ laughter ] i'm really playing i'm playing hard, like, i'm really like -- >> jimmy: what >> like i've been like training, and i'm ready to hoop this it might be the last game of my life, but i'm playing -- [ laughter ] as hard as i can [ laughter ] >> jimmy: are you -- you're not gonna do any jokes nothing? >> no, it's a basketball game. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, i know, but you're lil rel howery. >> right, the basketball player [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no, you're not you're not a famous basketball player you're a famous comedian and an actor. >> but on friday i'm playing basketball, sir. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how are you practicing how are you training >> i mean, like -- look, first of all, i've been just working out in general,

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>> yes. yes. we ask that deacons put in about ten hours a week and that can work it out with your pastor as to what that is. if you're doing homilies and you're presenting at all the masses, that will be ten hours easily if you have six masses. it is going to easily come from that but also we have them doing things like sending food baskets or food harvests or anything that they bring -- that st. vincent de paul, all different types of things flat deacons work wit in the parish and then we also work with the jail ministries and things of that nature or the meoutssse le for the whole archdiocese. >> my understanding is 40% or 50% of these men are holding down full-time jobs, as well. >> yes. almost everybody is holding down a job and maybe the wives are working too and still they are putting in these hours above and beyond, and they are not compensated for this. >> and we thank mo s e ons ar ing. >>> hello. welcome back. we're having an enjoyable conversation, a loom thin mating conversation from d

yes. yes. yeah sure. yes yes. yeah, yeah no problem. yes. yes, yes a thousand times yes! discover.ted at over 95% of places in the u.s. >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." it has now been one week since the iowa caucus and somehow we're still waiting to find out who actually won. >> hi, we're bust. a week later still no official winner. >> the results from the iowa caucuses that took days to report have now been revised. the latest numbers show buttigieg leading sanders with 14 national delegates to sanders' 12 and it appears the process is not over. the sanders' campaign says it will ask for a recanvass in some campaigns to check results to make sure they were tall idea and reported correct ri. >> there will not be an iowa winner till after the new hampshire primary. >> they're never going to actually know who won iowa. >> never? >> never. >> trevor: this is crazy. we'll never know who won in iowa, never? ( laughter ) you realize, we now know what the surface of the sun looks like? ( laughter ) but we can't count the votes of 170,000 people in iowa? like, in 100 years, sc

yes.thank you for agreeing to do this. are you nervous at all? >> yes. >> stephen: a little nervous. let's calm you down a little bit. how about a valentine's day present for you? ladies and gentlemen, james marsden has a big stuffed bear for jessica! ( cheers and applause ) >> that's so fun! thank you! >> there you are. you're welcome. if you're flying this counts as five carry-ons. >> stephen: james marsden, everybody! ( applause ) wow, that's great. >> this is incredible. >> stephen: it is incredible, right? >> it's going to be great. >> stephen: it's going to be good, yes. are you in a relationship? >> i am. >> stephen: okay. because if you weren't, you are now. >> yes ( laughter ) >> stephen: okay, when we -- why don't we put the bear on the seat next to you so your hands are free. >> there we go. >> stephen: let's do that. there you go. >> okay. >> stephen: do that. ( laughter ) all right. >> excellent. good. >> stephen: okay, jessica, if you would please, you hold the stack. off lot

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yes.at in today's south africa, in the ordinary run of life, these two individuals would never cross paths. it's only because of the particular circumstance of the terminal illness that life forces them together. absolutely. i mean, in any given situation, the elderly people still harbour the memories of the past. it's the new generation that sometimes is incredibly unaware of what's going on, what had happened, or even how they got to where we are. so these two would not normally come into this kind of close contact to a point of living together. you wrote this play and you clearly put a great deal of thought into it. to many outsiders, not in south africa today, it is perhaps shocking to see a white man who's not an out and out xenophobe or racist, but a white man who was brought up under the apartheid system, who still harbours such profoundly racist and also ignorant views about black people. is that your perception of many white south africans today? actually, more than being racist,

angela: yes. michael: yes. lemonis: where'd that come from?la: the other cheese shop out on long island. lemonis: you had a cheese shop out in long island? angela: yeah, we had a restaurant, cheese, coffee, and takeout. julius: all in one. lemonis: what happened? it closed? angela: oh, yeah. lemonis: how much did you lose? julius: $300,000. lemonis: so, has it accumulated new debt? michael: oh, yeah. lemonis: and how much is the debt now? julius: about $400,000. lemonis: oh, wow. there's a lot of debt on this current business, but the genesis was from another cheese shop that the family decided to open on long island, and when that business failed, the burden came back to the original cheese shop, and it's dramatically hurting its ability to grow. lemonis: hi, sir. welcome. man: hey. the best store in new york. lemonis: best store. man: great for the neighborhood. angela: thank you. michael: we appreciate it. thank you, sir. julius: i paid him to say that. lemonis: yeah. you can go help him. michael: order's complete, i'll box it up. what else

. >> yes. gov. bush: yes, come on in. >> this is bill from new hampshire. gov. bush: fabulous. >> for your payday. gov. bush: you got any pancakes right now -- >> if you want it, we can make it. gov. bush: no, i'm cooking a hamburger. john, you take it from here. he is going to finish it up for you. thanks. i don't know what the time is. >> 5:00. gov. bush: thank you. i will. i appreciate it. thanks. >> thank you. [laughter] gov. bush: see you again. nice to meet you. >> bye-bye. >> governor, can i get your autograph? >> my dad, he is a democrat and i am a republican. hey dad, look who's autograph i got? gov. bush: a special vote for your dad. hey, you are back again, huh? what is the name of your school? >> dublin school. gov. bush: dublin? great. what kind of school is that? >> boarding school, secondary. gov. bush: fabulous. where do you call home? >> new york. gov. bush: do you react -- do you? that's great. how about you? what city are you from? new haven? great. good luck to you. doing well. surviving. >> good, good. gov. bush: nice to meet you. >> nice to

es of that me yes. yes. so first of all it is important to understand what we mean by the sense of belonging and what does belonging mean. we talk about that and the way to insure belonging is to design for it and to have belonging as a goal. to understand that we want people to feel seen and heard when they walk into our doors or experience jewish life and that is insuring that is strict tured into everything that we do jewishly. >> so part of i think the bay area itself, i think anybody on the street would say is a sense that one person that you just talked to isn't sure where they belong altogether. >> right. >> it is a a vibrant, urban center and attractive for people to come here, but oftentimes people come here and they don't have an anchor. they don't feel connected. they don't feel that they have a place to be and there is a tremendous sense of isolation and loneliness and so that is pervasive. >> yes. >> so what is it that might be particular about a faith community urine this case the jewish commun

, yes.eah. [ laughter ] >> seth: where did you meet? because this is again, pre-apps, pre-internet >> i met george at the limelight disco right down the street, on the dance floor. [ cheers and applause >> seth: there you go. >> yeah. it was -- i met him on his birthday in 1994 and we have been dancing ever since. >> seth: that's wonderful. >> yes [ audience aws ] [ applause ] not just dancing - >> seth: he has a ranch in wyoming. >> yes >> seth: you also hit the ranch. and just a reminder that you can really -- you can fit in anywhere, you look very ranchy here [ laughter ] i mean, that is very ranch >> trust me, i'm the only one in probably a 50-mile radius wearing westernwear in wyoming >> seth: yeah. >> you know, it's true i took the opportunity to put on -- because i love clothes i love all that stuff. >> seth: of course >> and this is, like, my westernwear drag but no one else in wyoming is wearing these clothes. >> seth: that's really funny no one else. >> no. [ laughter ] >> seth: ho

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yes. yes. yeah sure. yes yes. yeah, yeah no problem. yes. yes, yes a thousand times yes! discover.ces in the u.s. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." my guest tonight is a grammy-nominated singer/songwriter who's forthcoming debut album is called "before love came to kill us." please welcome jessie reyez! ( cheers and applause ) >> thank you. >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show." >> thank you. >> trevor: and congratulations on all of your success. congratulations on being nominated for a grammy. congratulations on doing so well. i mean, you seem like you've just come out of nowhere, but you have been doing this for a really, really, really longtime. one of my favorite introductions i've heard you give is, hi, i'm jessie reyez, and i write sad songs. is that how you see yourself? >> pretty much, yeah, i write a lot of sad songs. but it's not like someone play a little violin or something, it's just i happen to get more motivated to write when i'm sad. i write happy songs, it's just few and far between. i feel like when you're conscious highs and lo

>> yes, ma'am, i did. >> what has changed since then? >> what has changed since then is that we've been using a much more sensitive method and that was at the time that we did not receive or have the opportunity to look at thousands and thousands of johnson & johnson confidential documents showing that their own testing of their own products and their own minds had regulated asbestos in it, and we were not using the most sensitive techniques. and since that time, in three years, we have analyzed over 109 johnson & johnson bottles and found 65% of them positive for regulated asbestos using heavy liquid sensitive, heavy liquid density separation. and many other cosmetics talc companies. >> how long has that ability, that testing been available? it was initially, been available since, for johnson & johnson, when their consultants in 1973 and 1974, developed the heavy liquid density separation method. for ampable asbestos and presented to gjz in. >> 2001 when asked if you were familiar with the asbestos content of cosmetics, and you said in

yes or no? >> that's -- >> yes or no?>> that's a straw man argument. >> yes or no, guinea gimme an e you want to answer questions. yes or no? >> we can do -- >> i reclaim my time. yes or no d.c. we should divert funding from building the wall to stop this pandemic that is terrifying american families, yes or no? >> america has the resources -- >> you're not answering my questions. let me ask you another question. your state department personnel on the first point of contact, the first point of contact who oversees from diplomatic engagements to consular service. do you feel your employees are at risk, exposed to the coronavirus? they are in china, they are all over asia. do you feel your employees are in danger, at risk of contracting the coronavirus? >> we've taken a number of actions -- >> are the at risk of contracting the virus, yes or no? >> would you permit me to enter. >> is yes, give me a yes or no answer. >> it's more complicated -- >> no, it's not. you're sitting in a consular office interviewing people in china

bush: yes, come on in. hampshire.from new gov. bush: fabulous. going to eat some pancakes right now. no, i'm cooking a hamburger. going to finish it up for you. thanks. >> i don't know what the time is. >> 5:00. gov. bush: thank you. i will. i appreciate it. thanks. >> thank you. [laughter] >> bye-bye. >> my dad is republican. >> a special one for your dad. gov. bush: hey, you are back again, huh? your school? dublin? great. >> boarding school, secondary. gov. bush: fabulous. a long way to come. how about you? what city? new haven? great. doing well. surviving. nice to meet you. >> good luck to you. gov. bush: thank you very much. i'm honored. 55th reunion. i will. 55th reunion. [indiscernible] gov. bush: yes. need to get up there sometime. >> you need to. unbelievable. >> thank you so much. gov. bush: my running mate. [laughter] >> all right! >> thank you. gov. bush: governor. i have not seen it. thank you, sir. how are you? come over and say hello. i'm going to say hello to you. >> nice to meet you. gov. bush: how are you doing? i got to keep i

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well you -- it's already ended for you to some degree, yeah >> yes, yes. >> seth: so you've had timei think the rest of us will likely cry. >> you're going to cry [ laughter ] yeah >> seth: i saw -- one of my favorite things about the show is you all genuinely seem to like each other in real life >> oh, for sure. >> seth: and i saw you at the critic's choice awards you were at a table with all your cast mates. >> yeah. >> seth: you were honored. but i do want to ask this, because we've talked before at an emmy's. you performed at the opening of an emmy's. >> that sounds right >> seth: and you immediately then left and got in your car and went home. >> oh, yeah, i remember. yeah >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> no, that's what i do at all of them, though. well, because the reality -- and you know, because you have two little kids, it's like, i would love to be in this room with all these fancy wonderful people but i have either got to be up super early with them or they wake up all night. or - >> seth: yeah. >> so i do what i do on stage. i walk off stage i walk out to the c

. >> yes, i agree. >> mr.bacco products carry risk. >> one last question, do you all agree there's a youth vaping epidemic in this country and people under 21 should not be using e-cigarettes, including your products? >> i completely agree. >> mr. oberlander? >> yes. >> mr. blonde? >> absolutely. >> mr. lofton? >> i agree. >> what did you want to say? >> one youth vaping is too many. >> thank you thank you very much. i appreciate all of you and now i recognize mr. guthrie for five minutes. >> good to see you all here. >> that's house energy and commerce subcommittee, chair dianna degette with the ceos of juul and others confirming what the surgeon general told you a couple generations ago, and that is nicotine is addictive we will see to the degree which the ceos try to argue if you're going to deliver nicotine, it's better to do it with an e-cigarette. clearly none of them have any argument that's will stand an argument it should be used by those under 21 we will monitor that. >> and it's also worth noting to

>> yes. >> no. i would say probably not. >> okay. how short are we? >> i don't have that number offhand, senator. i'll get that for you. >> i want to be sure i understand. somebody -- >> yes, sir. >> is doing modeling. >> yes, sir. >> on how many cases we're anticipating. >> yes, sir. >> you're just not aware of it? >> you're asking me a number of medical questions, hhs are working on. >> i'm asking you as the department of homeland security and you're supposed to keep us safe. >> yes, sir. >> and you need to know the answers to these questions. how far away are we from getting a vaccine? >> several months. >> that's not what we just heard testimony about. >> okay. >> who is on first here? >> hhs. >> what's on second? >> the federal agency for the coronavirus response. >> you're telling me we're months away from having a vaccine? that's your testimony, as secretary of homeland security? >> what i have been told by hhs and cdc, yes. >> have you probed that to make sure that's accurate? >> yes.

yes. yes. yeah sure. yes yes. yeah, yeah no problem. yes. yes, yes a thousand times yes! discover.in the u.s. discover. for half of the business. lulu: okay. lemonis: i would want to have a fully developed line in three styles. lulu: three styles, new silhouettes. lemonis: yes, a whole new offering. we should mandate that the quality and the process be right, which i'm sure they will be... lulu: okay. lemonis: ...a showroom that will rep the products... lulu: okay. lemonis: ...a new name. i'm not doing anything with mingus in the name. lulu: that's probably where you're making the biggest mistake. lemonis: so how does that sound to you? lulu: it sounds very exciting. it's...i'm thrilled. this is fun. this was not fun. this is fun. lemonis: well, hopefully by the end of this, you'll say the opposite. lulu: by the end of it, i'll love math and colors. i'll love it all. lemonis: math and colors. lulu: yeah. lemonis: who am i making the check out to? do i have to actually... let me just see if i can... lulu: watch it. you will one day have a dog, and it will be named mingus. lemonis: i

crossway: yes. yes. >> yes. lofton.t: mr. >> yes. digette: could it lead to addiction nicotine addiction? mr. crossway? >> yes. ms. degette: and it could lead to addiction? >> yes. addictive. is ms. degette: and your products hat people use containing nicotine could cause people to become addictive? nivakoff: yes. oberlander: yes. ms. degette: do you agree with the medical studies that show nicotine can have negative onsequences for respiratory health and can lead to high pressure, cause harmful young evelopment in people, mr. crossway? > we will have all our studies reviewedment ms. degette: have you seen studies that show there are these issues that i mentioned? i'm not familiar with the one -- ms. degette: you don't know. maintain that nicotine causes no health consequences in people then? >> no. nicotine is addictive. ms. degette: does it have consequences? >> it can cause harm. ms. degette: did you hear my studyings, ut the what is your view? >> yes. the literature. ms. degette: do you agree that blood pressure, heart rate, and

yes. and you have been here for almost three years? yes.bout being here for three years? nothing. caridon say their aim is to provide a stepping stone to permanent accommodation. they are providing a simple service. they are not social workers. they are going, here is a house, do you want it, yes or no? but nick says the stress of life here is sometimes difficult to bear and it is especially hard for his wife. is it dangerous for some people to live here? there is a million different stories here. but a lot of them can just snap at the smallest thing. some guy tried to pick a physical fight with her two months ago. 00:09:53,645 --> 2147483051:41:41,537 she was standing in the lobby 2147483051:41:41,537 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 on the stairs trying he is told how to keep himself safe. and he is directed to patrol the corridors and guard the perimeter of the property. back inside he's told to record any incidents. and he is shown an old cctv clip with an intruder to watch out for. 0h, bloody hell. 0ur reporter is out on patrol. put these catc

>> yes. >> suspicious? yes. but proof of a crime, not even close.rring was not under arrest for anything. but gable was able to seize lyle's suv. he then brought in indiana bones from the l.a. county coroner's office. a germ an shepherd trained to sniff out the scent of human decomposition. they sent the dog through lyle's suv and also through a classic cadillac he owned. in both vehicles, she stopped in her tracks and alerted. >> the dog told you that at one time a dead body had been in the back of lyle's car. >> correct. >> that's when you knew she was dead. >> yes. >> gable did not share that with lesley's familiar because he wasn't close to closing the case. there was still so much he. a crime scene, a witness, or the one thing most homicide investigations begin with, a body. had you ever done a murder case in which you didn't have a dead body? >> no. this is the first one. >> you never did that before. >> no, i never have. >> the herring case wants you going to be easy so detective gable said he needed a little help from the media. he held a pr

kim: yes.stand what businesses are affected and what it's gonna take to get them open, so kim, who's the mayor's wife and also owns an ice cream shop, is gonna walk me through town. how long have you been married to rick? kim: i would say since 2003, 15 years. lemonis: yeah, he's a good guy. kim: he is a good guy. lemonis: when did you guys buy this building? kim: 2011 when i bought the ice cream shop. lemonis: and it's been good to you? kim: yes, very good. lemonis: except not... kim: yeah. it's been rough. i'm fortunate not to have water, but i'm still down by 80%. lemonis: you are? kim: yes. lemonis: in the summer, if the flood wasn't here, what would today be like revenue-wise? kim: probably about $2,800, between $2,800 and $3,500. lemonis: wow. kim: and so now we're back to the bank, borrowing more money. lemonis: you are? kim: absolutely. lemonis: just to keep the doors open? kim: yes, yes. lemonis: i'd like to walk the town with you. kim: okay. oh, i haven't looked inside here yet. lemon

yes, you are just not quite sure. but yes, it's terrific. what's on dvd this week?ttle about — it's wild bee—keeping. it begins as a straightforward documentary as bee—keeping, but then it becomes so much else. it becomes is a story of mothers and daughters and neighbours and changing worlds and how a way of life is starting to disappear. it does all of this in a way that's almost imperceptible, that you almost don't notice it's shifting from one tone from it the other. and again, this is one of these films that i knew nothing about going in other than the title, and one of the greatjoys of cinema is it can take you somewhere where you absolutely didn't expect, and that's what honeyland did for me. it's hard going in places, i won't live. it is. there are elements of a loved about it. i love the big sweeping planes and some of it was really tough. i don't think that is a bad thing, exactly. no, absolutely. challenging cinema is what makes cinema important, although some people just want gone with the wind. excellent. obviously you will be doing that this week. yes.