i know you are a big key on a reeves fan. here is the thing i would say about this, think of it not as a violent action movie, think of it as a musical with well choreographed dance numbers which happen to involve people hitting each other. this is the best of the three movies. best action movies are like musicals. it is all to do with choreography. keanu reeves is a good martial arts actor and this is the best of the series and you should check it out. i am busy watching downton abbey. thanks for the idea! enjoy your cinema going whatever you decide to go and see this week. thanks for being with us. see you next time, goodbye. it has been a decent day out there across much of the country. a lot of dry, sunny and warm weather. for many of us, that theme continues on into the weekend. not quite everywhere, we have more cloud, wind and rain moving into the north—west. wet and windy weather for north—west scotla nd wet and windy weather for north—west scotland but elsewhere, clear skies, temperatures of five or 6 degrees,

keanu reeves, whatever one may think about him, is a good martial arts actor. i don't say this ironically. he is very, very physical. i think this is the best of the john wick series and you should definitely check it out. i am very busy watching downton abbey. thanks for the idea! enjoy your cinema—going, whatever you decide to go and see this week. thanks for being with us on the film review. see you next time. bye— bye. some were able to make the very most of the conditions on saturday, but it wasn't like that everywhere. if you are too close to this area of low pressure of this area of whether front, it was very wet and windy at times, and it starts when the across northern parts of scotland. they eased through the day. the weather front is producing rain across parts of northern ireland and it gets into western and southern parts of scotland, north of england, and it may slump far enough south to produce rain into the north of wales. it could be looking at 26 degrees, always that bit fresher away towards the north of that front. same whether front come

i know you are a big keanu reeves fan, particularly in the ultra—violent john wick series. here is the thing i would say about this. think of it not as a violent action movie, think of it as a musical with well choreographed dance numbers thatjust happen to involve people hitting each other. i think this is the best of thejohn wick movies. really great action movies, when they are at their best, are like musicals. it is all to do with choreography. keanu reeves, whatever one may think about him, iam not i am not saying this ironically, is a good martial arts actor. he is really physical. i think this is the best of the john wick series and you should definitely check it out. i am very busy watching downton abbey. thanks for the idea! enjoy your cinema going, whatever you decide to go and see this week. thanks for being with us on the film review. see you next time, bye—bye. good evening. friday brought us a fine, settled end to the working week. lots of sunshine and blue skies. similar scenes to this one behind me, which was taken by one of our weather watchers in glouces

keanu reeves, whatever one may think about him, is a good martial arts actor. i don't say this ironically. he is very, very physical. i think this is the best of the john wick series and you should definitely check it out. i am very busy watching downton abbey. thanks for the idea! enjoy your cinema—going, whatever you decide to go and see this week. thanks for being with us on the film review. see you next time. bye— bye. hello. after a somewhat mixed bag of weather through the weekend at looks as though the forthcoming we will try to be dominated by an area of high pressure, giving largely dry glitches across the british isles was up there will be rain at homes for scotland. there will be some chilly nights. a chilly start to the day, northern england, much of scotland, northern ireland down to three in some locations. 14—15 across the south. a blanket of cloud overnight. some rain from that gradually pulling away further south. the best of the sunshine further north. doing a little bit for the temperatures, getting up to 15 degrees or so. it is this ar

. >> only we're with kianne new reeves and his sister, spilling "matrix 4" secrets. plus, prince harry's lookalike son. ar archie's nickname revealed. >> been looking to break the internet. >>> plus, tonight's big tv premiere. >> and we're got some very special guests on our set. >> that's right. they're kissing a lot. >> and the masked singer is back tonight. who is underneath there? >> hmm. >>> demi dropped her bombshell, now the men are sounding off. welcome to nikki bella and artem. you guys are very, very sweet. have you been following this demi story? >> so, i have a little bit on social media and i don't know -- >> what? >> that's what i took from the story. >> there is so much being alleged here. it is wild. and now the men in her life are breaking their silence. >> ashton sure seemed to be throwing a bit of shade at demi. he tweeted, quote, i was about to push the button on a really snarky tweet, then, i saw my son, daughter and wife and i deleted it. >> i was addicted to him is the best way i can put it. >> demi accuses ashton of cheating, introducing three

. >> only we're with kianne new reeves and his sister, spilling "matrix 4" secrets. plus, prince harry's lookalike son. ar archie's nickname revealed. >> been looking to break the internet. >>> plus, tonight's big tv premiere. >> and we're got some very special guests on our set. >> that's right. they're kissing a lot. >> and the masked singer is back tonight. who is underneath there? >> hmm. >>> demi dropped her bombshell, now the men are sounding off. welcome to nikki bella and you guys are very, very sweet. have you been following this demi story? >> so, i have a little bit on social media and i don't know -- >> what? >> that's what i took from the story. >> there is so much being alleged here. it is wild. and now the men in her life are breaking their silence. >> ashton sure seemed to be throwing a bit of shade at demi. he tweeted, quote, i was about to push the button on a really snarky tweet, then, i saw my son, daughter and wife and i deleted it. >> i was addicted to him is the best way i can put it. >> demi accuses ashton of cheating, introducing encouragi. b

where massive waves could be generated, slamming into coral reeves. the challenge for the marines is they are looking at the central pacific. and envisioning what the complexities might entail. they wanted to ensure this particular vehicle could withstand the battering damage of heavy wastes and real coral reefs. so he was pulled out of a particular job in the western pacific and reassigned to test the vehicle. and basically his orders were destroy your vehicle. drive it to the point it breaks apart. soo what the limits of they are. how survivable it really is. and he writes about this in his pie yog if i and a few other places. but i had the opportunity. what was that like? he didn't really reveal much about the experience. i tested it in the heavy sur of. he said i was scared to death. tossed around inside the crew compartment. and they were black and blue and beat ton smithereens, but they validated it could smash into coral and survive. but that report never made it to the forces getting ready. so the forces getting ready conducts their own trials

rachel reeves, thank you for being with us today. and on the business —— business live page, lots of stories updating. as staff who have been protesting this week after being asked to sign new contracts that require them to work more flexibly orface contracts that require them to work more flexibly or face redundancy. a bit ofan more flexibly or face redundancy. a bit of an ultimatum, it sounds like. you're watching business live. our top story: the us federal reserve looks set to cut interest rates today as fears grow over the strength of the global economy. a quick look at how the markets are faring. the ftse 100 the ftse100 is up the most compared to germany and france. the fragrance market has no shortage of products on offer. bottles of scent made pricy by expensive branding or endorsements from by a myriad of celebrities and tv commercials. glitzy ones, always. huge budgets. lots of money spent. well, after working for some of the biggest beauty brands, michelle feeney spotted a gap for a modern, sustainably minded and affo

engage with that and understand why people voted remain and why people voted reeve. those that wanted security and those that felt they had been offered nothing by the british political establishment. it sounds like you are blaming boris johnson establishment. it sounds like you are blaming borisjohnson for making mps less safe but without being willing to name them. the prime minister pass language is encouraging people to behave any disgraceful and abusive way towards other public figures. i have witnessed it myself on the streets in this country. we will have plenty of other views at eight o'clock. any moment it is time for a beyond 100 days, but first a look at the weather and here is helen. good evening. it's been another showery day, and the rain and showers this week have more than made up for the dry start to september, but we have more to come. we are watching this massive cloud brewing up in the atlantic. that's the next very significant rainmaker, but even ahead of that, this area of low pressure is going to throw more showers our way in the next 24 hours.

you this to give us backed down to about 350 parts for 1000000 and the see re freeze the pole and reeve freezing the poll is a challenge of the order of landing a man on the boom but it needs resolve an it needs finance to back it up so david king thank you and that's of a sure will be back on monday b.l. of us your blocked wednesday when your libelle file and see had george soros broke the bank of england in force be objection of the pound from your theon exchange rate mechanism years later you're on 3 off 1000000000 gulf to the taxpayer was users an argument for bricks it to keep in touch about social media don't forget to subscribe like injured show business our last show in paris said then we go out of the other countries pool my saw excited you know the you've heard about it we're going to talk about it earlier china mother french economy the up day i'm one here in front of the cameras coca cola's c.e.o. promise is ounce a world without waste the outsider objected bod behind the scenes the american company is doing everything in its power to less to any alternatives to plastic like

. >>> director matt reeves may have found his evil villain for the badman and the latest take on the d.c. comic's character. sources say it's unclear what player heeller pl'll play andt still working it out preproduction played by "the batman" has already been done and set for release june twunt 21 >> any guess >> penguin penguin in "batman returns." >>> now for the couple whose four-ing alled friend went missing and their determination no matter how long it took >> reporter: an unforgettable homecoming nearly two months in the making it began with a moment of desperation. they were vacationing in calispell, montana >> and i open the door and my dog is gone. i'm devastated >> they've used night vision goggles. >> and you you just can't give up >> carol even quit her job as a mail carrier to keep the search going. "instead of saying goodbye, i'd rather say see you soon. love, dad. en the a tip >> and she was right in there bushes i kreled her name and she came running to me. >> she was 15 pounds lighter but happy to go home happy to go home the juul record.d' s they took $12.8 billion

we bring in jenna ellis reeves. do you think democrats are getting ahead of themselves and the evidence at this point? >> absolutely. so basically all that they have is that something somewhere might have happened at some point and they're saying that is a sufficient basis to impeach the president of the united states. and this is simply a political tactic and it's very, very n transparent. they can't articulate anything about anything that fits into the article two requirement that is very, very clear. so in order to actually legally and constitutionally impeach a sitting president it has to be a sufficient basis of a high crime of misdemeanor, treason, bribery. there's nothing they cited that is anything but vague. of course this is simply a political tactic, unfortunately. lauren: the senate would have to be on-board here and they're republican controlled. in a sense would you make the argument that democrats might win this battle but lose the ultimate war? >> you know, it depends on their goal here. we saw for t

at 2 degrees our fishily are is decline by twice that and we lose 99% of our coral reeves. we see the difference between what is devastating and what is even beyond what devastating can even be described as. mr. thunberg, the science couldn't be more clear. if we wait the climate crisis will only be more devastating just a year ago you were protesting outside the swedish parliament. now you are part of an international coalition of young people demanding action. i asked a few students that i have the honor of working with in new mexico. and one responded her name is marina webber stephens one of the founding members of global warming express. anyone interested can find them at the global warming express.org. and she asked a very important question. but one that imprisoning you have an answer to. and it's this. what is the best way to get the younger generation teens and students involved in advocacy to address the climate crisis? and i would add to that, adults. what can we be doing? how can we get more young people involved? >> how we can get more young people involved, i

. >> only where with keanu reeves and his sister building matrix 4 secrets. >>> then how jessica simpson lost pounds. and celine's got a message to the haters who say she's too skinny. >>> plus, why a familiar face is bak on ncis. >>> hello, everybody. thanks for joining us. >> let's get right to the latest hollywood news. >> j.lo and shakira super bowl bound. she and arod were in new york giving us an on the 6 throwback. ♪ that subway car was recreated for the launch of her new fragrance promise. thursday night she also revealed some super bowl secrets with co-headliner shakira. ♪ let me introduce you to my party ♪ >> we haven't even talked about what exactly we were going to do. that's going to be the fun part now that the announcement's made. we can talk and we can get into the creative part of it. ♪ don't you ever say i never want you ♪ >> going to be an exciting show. i think kind of like an explosion of fun and energy. none those surprises. >> so what surprises can we expect? our "e.t." source says more artists will be added to the lineup and the nfl wants to make it a ce

here is abc's will reeve. >> so you're with the resistance? >> obviously. >> reporter: if you've ever dreamt of joining the resistance, now's your chance. coming soon to star wars galaxy's edge, a new innovative attraction called "star wars: rise of the resistance." letting disney park visitors play a role in the "star wars" saga. fighting back against the first order >> so we came up with this really cool epic and very elaborate story for you to feel like you are truly in an immersive authentic and 360 degree experience. >> reporter: for now, the details of the adventure are being kept top secret. along the way, guests will encounter not just fifty storm troopers, but rey and kylo ren. >> you know everyone everyone has a capacity to be a hero. and i think that's what we really want our guests to feel. >> reporter: "star wars: rise of the resistance" opens december 5th at disney world and in january at disneyland. that's nightline. you can always catch our full episodes on hulu. thanks for the company, america. good night.

keanu reeves, whatever one may think about him, is a really good martial arts actor. he's very, very physical. i don't say this ironically. i think this is the best of the john wick series and you should definitely check it out. i'm very busy watching downton abbey. thanks for the idea! enjoy your cinema—going, whatever you decide to go and see this week. thanks for being with us on the film review. see you next time. bye— bye. hello, there. with high pressure taking charge of our weather, the coming week is looking like a settled one. there will be a good deal of dry weather, away from the far north of scotland, where there could be some rain at times, and plenty of autumnal sunshine to come with that as well. we have seen some sunshine today, this photo sent in earlier by a weather watcher in devon. we have had a cold front splitting the uk in half, which has brought cloudier skies and some outbreaks of rain. it is gradually slipping its way south, as we move through tonight and into tomorrow. so, overnight tonight, we will see that cloud and patchy outbreaks of

like coral reeves are bleaching and the world is not the way it used to be. it's depressing. the generations before us got to have such a beautiful world. we have to fix it. >> this youth march. past nancy pelosi, u.s. senator feinstein, black rock. bank of america. amazon and pg&e. before ending up at plaza. >> traffic will be crazy. >> police stopped traffic along e wadee cars back up and other cars idle to make way for the protest. >> i just found out about it. if i knew i wouldn't be here. >> youth are afraid for the future. and the fact they have acted to walk out of school. on behalf of the planet. and their future. it's a beautiful thing. >> i feel like i'm powerful joining in this. >> i won't have a life if there's no planet. >> protect it for the people. >> it was all about the next generation. >> it was a teachable moment for many of the young people. >> thank you. protestors took to the streets in south bay. >> live there with more. >> big rally just wrapped up here in san jose. you can see what's left of the crowd. many people marching from the station here to cit

. >> i'm will reeve in for kenneth moton. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> tense clashes mark debate number three. democrats laid bare their differences on everything from health care to immigration. former vice president joe biden fended off attacks on his record and his age. full coverage straight ahead. >>> president trump said he'll have to catch a rerun of the debate because he was speaking at a republican retreat in baltimore just months after slamming that city as rodent-infested. but he did use part of his speech to blast the democratic candidates. >>> harvard university is reviewing almost $9 million in donations it's received from late sex offender jeffrey epstein. most of the money has been spent but nearly $200,000 that remain will be given to groups supporting the victims of sex crimes. >>> "desperate housewives" star felicity huffman will learn her fate today in boston. she'll be sentenced for paying someone to doctor her daughter's s.a.t. scores and could

. >>> plus we're catching up with keanu reeves. >> if you're going to do something, you hope people like it. >>> why you won't want to miss the "masked singer" return. >>> bachelorette turned dancer hannah brown, it's her birthday today. we caught up with her and she tells us how she plans to celebrate. good night, everybody. >> probably doing a little bit of dancing. >> a working birthday. >> absolutely. i used to say i feel like 18, but now i feel like 20. >> you can't legally drink in your mind. >> i shouldn't be allowed. >> will we celebrate your birthday on "dancing with the stars"? >> i hope >>actions of the trump presidency revealed fat and the president's betrayal of his of office, the kumail of our national security and the trial of the integrity of our elections. >>house speaker nancy pelosi says the house is launching an official impeachment inquiry into president trump. good evening, i'm ken why i'm theresa stasi in for pam moore, the bold move. >>and lengthy process comes after news of a whistleblower report claiming that president trump encouraged ukraine's president to inv

keanu reeves, whatever one may think about him, is a good martial arts actor. i don't say this ironically. he is very, very physical. i think this is the best of the john wick series and you should definitely check it out. i am very busy watching downton abbey. thanks for the idea! enjoy your cinema—going, whatever you decide to go and see this week. thanks for being with us on the film review. see you next time. bye— bye. hello, this is breakfast with rogerjohnson and rachel burden. good morning, here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news: the former conservative minister sam gyimah hasjoined the liberal democrats. he's one of six mps who have defected to the party in recent weeks. mr gyimah was among the 21 tories who had the conservative whip removed after rebelling against borisjohnson in a bid to prevent a no—deal brexit earlier this month. david cameron has accused the prime minister of only backing brexit to further his career, in the latest released extracts from his memoirs. the former prime minister also criticises michael gove, who

>>that's justino reeve a jensen tells me that she has successfully ordered food the drive up here at this jack in the box on several occasions in the past asked, but back on august 31th she says not only was she denied service, but the person working the drive-thru that they allegedly mocked her and made fun of her disability. there's more. >>now. in the video shows you have a campbell who is hearing impaired trying to order a to drive through window sure to in the box on hamilton avenue. birth jessen had bypassed to drive through speakers. >>and placed her order in person at the second window. >>number 8 i say. >>daft. or you can print that. jensen says her son tried to order for her but the server grew angry and mocked her by feigning sign language. >>that we use they got loose. >>and the oversight. >>angry and hurt gentian refused to leave without her order she says made the and we're still. you really don't want to i want to first. >>more child. i can. hey that's >>the discriminating me. >>a statement from jack in the box reads in part we do not tolerate the mistreatment of any c

>>so she's trying to order from the window he's telling her to go reeve agents and who has been deaf since birth was trying to displace in order and she was one of the mill she was going through the drive-thru at the jack in the box's happened on hamilton avenue in campbell and this video was shot by her son he was right there in the past passenger seating he actually tried to order for. and the server just grew more angry and told him to leave and started mocking jun son. >>and the oversight. to whom or child. i can. >>now kay that's definitely not okay in a statement, jack in the box says that they do not tolerate any. >>mistreatment of customers. if you're the bay area right but a new study shows that were traveling farther and. people in other cities kron four's the wall but will has more on the increasing number of bay area super commuters. >>right from david's to the on a very go to work it's about 2020 30 minute drive. the ferry building in san francisco. >>armed with backpacks and lunch pails laptops and headphones super commuters file on to the san francisco bay ferry and se

keanu reeves, whatever one may think about him, is a good martial arts actor. he is really physical. i think this is the best of the john wick series and you should definitely check it out. i am very busy watching downton abbey. thanks for the idea! enjoy your cinema going, whatever you decide to go and see this week. thanks for being with us on the film review. see you next time, bye—bye. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and nina warhurst. good morning. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. the former prime minister david cameron has criticised boris johnson and michael gove accusing them of trashing his government with what he describes as their "appalling" behaviour during the brexit referendum. in his first major interview since leaving downing street three years ago, mr cameron has told the times newspaper that the result of the referendum left him feeling depressed, and that he worries about it every day. felicity huffman, the hollywood actress known for her role in the tv series desperate housewives, has been sentenced to t

rachel reeves. well, a little later mps took the first steps to bring in that bill forcing the government to seek a brexit deadline extension. a senior conservative — sir oliver letwin — put in a formal request for an emergency debate on whether or not the commons should be able to take control of the agenda on wednesday — and use that time to pass legislation designed to prevent a no deal brexit. i am satisfied that the matter is proper to be discussed under the terms of standing order number 24. does the right honourable gentleman have the leave of the house? uproar and so mps moved on to the debate on whether or not they should take over the commons timetable to make room for legislation asking for an extension to the brexit deadline. and the vote at the end of it was decisive — borisjohnson losing his first commons vote by a clear majority. the ayes to the right, 328. the noes to the left, 301. well, immediately after that it was announced that the government was throwing out of the part

whose release with widely called reeves is among the 35 to arrive in moscow the same number were returned to clear. the news this saturday the u.s. state department confirms it tried to bribe the captain of the iranian all at the center of a diplomatic route so they could seize the vessel. and ongoing is then a phobic writes in south africa as foreign owned businesses in the country's largest city johannesburg. want to. be sure they didn't. say anything and i do play just something for your schools. here in moscow and you watch not international live from our studio with me in a dealer team to welcome to the program 1st in what's being described as an historic step 70 prisoners have been exchanged between russia and ukraine following months of talks the 2 countries leaders spoke by phone saying the move will help to normalize relations and both agreed to further contact the ukrainian president the plane which brought 35 released prisoners back to kiev some of their relatives were also there to welcome them one of moscow a plane carrying the other 35 new leaf read a prisoner's touch down a

i'm will reeve in for kenneth moton. >> and i'm janai norman. we begin with the big debate in houston. the top democrats gathered on the same stage for the first time. >> everyone was waiting to see if elizabeth warren would attack joe biden. that moment never came. >> but there were plenty of other confrontations on stage and the question now is, will it matter? did anything shake up the race? abc's serena marshall begins our coverage. she's at the debate hall. the last woman standing in houston, serena. you've got the highlights. good morning. >> reporter: janai, will, good morning to both of you. definitely the last one standing or maybe the first to arrive but when you look at this debate, the one thing these candidates could agree on was they want to see donald trump out of the white house. a single night of debate. the smallest roster yet and for the most part the punches not landing on each other but the president. one of the night's biggest moments when beto o'rourke was asked, are you really in favor of confiscating guns. >> hell yes, w

rachel reeves. well, a little later, mps took the first steps to bring in that bill, forcing the government to seek a brexit deadline extension. a senior conservative, sir oliver letwin, put in a formal request for an emergency debate on whether or not the commons should be able to take control of the agenda on wednesday, and use that time to pass legislation designed to prevent a no deal brexit. i am satisfied that the matter is proper to be discussed under the terms of standing order number 24. does the right honourable gentleman have the leave of the house? uproar. and so, mps moved on to that debate on whether or not they should take over the commons timetable to make room for legislation asking for an extension to the brexit deadline. and the vote at the end of it was decisive — borisjohnson losing his first commons vote by a clear majority. the ayes to the right, 328. the noes to the left, 301. well, immediately after that, it was announced that the government was throwing out of the party â

leave will deal with the responsibility this is one of $24.00 camps built all over colombia for the reeves. gratian of almost 14005 tears since the signing of the peace deal in 2016 many have married had children built a family yet signs of their struggle to relieve degraded to civilian life are easy to see. their homes lack running water sewerage and are yet to be connected to the electricity grid leaving. to rely on a gas generator to operate the suing co-operative business the leads on yet another local government has not fulfilled its obligations with the agreement they don't have the political will to implement the deal and i find it mind boggling that the government of the present duke offers a $1000000.00 for information on the dissidents when it would make more sense to use that money for our reintegration united nations figures show that just $10.00 per cent of former fighters have so far received credit for farming or other development projects and the government also announced it was investing almost $5000000.00 u.s. dollars to buy land for those projects but none has been bough

dominic reeve, former attorney general, thank you forjoining us. the publication of the operation yellowhammer documents wasn't the only unexpected development in the brexit saga today. earlier, scotland's highest civil court said that the prime minister's decision to suspend parliament for five weeks was unlawful. in a unanimous ruling, the court said borisjohnson had been motivated by what it called the "improper purpose of stymying parliament". the case now goes to the uk supreme court next week but opposition mps have demanded that parliament be immediately recalled. downing street said it was disappointed by the ruling and that the prorogation of parliament had been "legal and necessary". our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. judgment day. in scotland's court of session, a clear verdict on borisjohnson. each opinion expresses the view that the advice given by the government to her majesty the queen to prorogue parliament from 9th september to 14th october was unlawful and that therefore, the prorogation itself is unlawful. in plain la

here to react is jenna ellis reeves. your overall response to this yesterday, it was something else. >> it was. people like corey and the others responding to the democrats reiterated the point that the democrats are simply hating this president more than they love this country and that was a legitimate point because there is no legal basis for impeachment. we have known that since the mueller report came out, we hopefully read it. some democrats haven't or they wish it read differently but from a constitutional standpoint you can't impeach a duly elected sitting president simply because you are trying to manipulate the system to take him out. that's not part of our process and will align this country. heather: what about the way he handled himself to you democrats say he speech charged with something. >> of course democrats will say that because they didn't like what he had to say, they are calling for obstruction, all of this stuff. it is a little over-the-top and i think democrats are beating a dead horse. i think cor

is constitutional law attorney and attorney general alice reeves. a lot of this is going to change as far as the conversation goes when transcript are released but what is your opinion on what the president had to say? >> he is absolutely right, democrats since 2015 have been looking to take down this president. this is a political conviction looking for a sufficient legal basis that is simply not there. we have gone through this before the election, we went through it in the mueller investigation revealed absolutely nothing as far as legal basis for impeachment and simply the democrats coming out in front of seeing anything about the transcript saying we know there must be something somewhere that is an impeachable offense, that's not how the legal system works, that's not how the constitution works at it should not be how congress works in terms of impeachment. from a constitutional perspective it should not be a partisan issue. it should be something democrats if they were truly looking for fact and truth should wait and say let's look at the tra

( cheers and applause ) ( laughter ) >> stephen: what do you think happens when we die, keanu reeves? >> i know that the ones who love us will misus. >> audience: oh! ( applause ) >> what do you... want to be remembered for? >> stephen: oh, that's easy. i want to be remembered as the guy who says, "all right, all right, all right." ( applause ) ( cheers ) >> that's cool. ( laughter ) but i'm the guy who says, "all right, all right, all right." ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: not if my obituary comes out first. ( laughter ). >> stephen: have you ever had an impossible burger? >> no, that's what. >> stephen: it's a vegetarian burger. it's very delicious. >> oh,. >> stephen: have you ever tried one? >> no. >> stephen: would you like to try one? >> yes. i'm not-- no! no! ( laughter ) ( bleep ). >> stephen: open your mouth. open your mouth. >> no! no! you can't-- listen, this is-- this is th-- honestly. >> stephen: baah! ( laughter ) >> i could-- i could-- right. listen! i could ( bleep ) take you into a tribunal for this. "open your mouth! open your mouth. open your mouth." >> what wa

and then from kayla reeves, school of foreign service 23, how have you remained with strength, grace, and positive energy at a a time when the politics of division and so much else affects life? how would you advise us students to build resilience and maintain our commitments to our voices can make a difference? >> thank you for those questions. so for me it's very hard to do the work we do because you saw the pictures there, right? we're not working with the classic, you know, kid, poor kid that is in a very harsh situation. us i'm sitting next to martes here who was really working with those women who have suffered the violence directly and who have been traumatized. so it's very hard for me to talk about this publicly in the first place. but i have to remember all the peace that -- have to remember always that the day we bury my father my mom stood up in the church and said, her words were aggregated for the person who killed my father. he is right there in front of her in his coffin. so for me to remember all of us, that if we are to stop the cycle of violence, we need to start by

will reeve is here with that story for us. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, robin. it is shocking video, an aggressive bull elk in the middle of mating season attacking a defenseless woman, a quick-thinking park employee using his car to save her before it was too late. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: this is the dramatic moment a 700-pound elk confronts a group of tourists in a colorado park. one person jumping over a rock to get away. nearby, a woman is forced to the ground trapped while being struck by the animal's antlers. >> oh, my gosh. >> he did take an antler to the chest. he does have a superficial abrasion. >> reporter: that's when a park employee steps in driving his truck between the elk and the people. the animal undeterred charging the car immediately. >> it sounded like wood on metal. he just hit so hard and then the truck rocked. i leaned over and then when he backed off i leaned back in and, you know, i was just staring at his eyes thinking, he's pretty mad. >> reporter: wildlife officials say that fall is elk mating season. warning that males can beco

will reeve is back with the details. it was all secretive until it wasn't. >> reporter: until she showed up, and it wasn't the result that meghan or serena for that matter were hoping for. serena losing in straight sets in the women's final, but for meghan, ever the supportive friend, just being there was a big deal. leaving archie for a big surprise getaway to the big apple before her royal duties really ramp up this fall. it was a last-minute trip. duchess meghan flying commercial on a secret visit to new york. right off the plane to combat her jet lag, the duchess reportedly heading here to moda yoga. more than 60 people in attendance in a hot yoga class. saturday, the real haven't she was here, courtside to cheer on pal and tennis superstar serena williams. >> meghan and serena have been close friends since 2010. we saw serena throw that huge baby shower for meghan last year. she's been there every step of the way. >> reporter: sitting in front of fashion queen annaintour and serena's husband alexis ohanian, markle k

joining us is the president of reeves asset management. welcome good to see you. >> you have been doing this how long >> i'm on my 25th year if you even a little surprised how strong utilities have been this year. >> well, one wouldn't normally expect it. >> it's regulated growth they give us power we turn on the lights. it's supposed to be safe income and not a 20% jump. >> that's right. we had a number of things at work that made it a great time to be a utility investor the first is the steady drum beat of earnings growth >>> why is it so great suddenly? >>. >> right now that's caused a lot of folks to get attracted to utility. >> you have the fear and the dividend yield. >> double the ten year note and by the way, natural gas sitting at $2. so the input cost is down. >> but even beyond that, a lot of companies are investing in resources and when we think about ways, we think on a risk adjusted basis utilities are about the most attracted way to go >> hoe are these >> sure. remember utilities get paid on what they invest so that provides

reev furthe there will be your best bet, really hard to find an alternate three here. your best bet is probably to avoid 80 in the meantime until the open lanes and traffic trickles through their. all lanes are completely shut down, this is 80 at jerry glen because of this crash involving a tanker truck. we have chopper 5 headed out to the scene to give us live look again 80 at jerry glen the major hotspot. also, the rest of the east shore freeway in the rest of the bay area, really business as usual usual, 80 eastbound to see the typical brake lights as you work your way into richmond and berkeley as well, working your way toward the bay bridge, that is where the lights are on, traffic backed up well into the maze at this point, a slow rise coming up the shore freeway as well as westbound 580. looks like 880 starting to look as well, you can see traffic over the overpass. some better news in the south bay, this traffic alert most of the morning, respond 101 right at guadalupe parkway, all lanes open but the damage is done, traffic is slow go out of san jose. just sout

benny reeves facebook account made the announcement. on her 90th birthday the family says she is been in acute rehabilitation the past week. she is the oldest active national park ranger and is known for her work at the rosie the riveter museum in richmond. today the rosie the river riveter trust will have a life title no time to waste. >>> your tracking some problems on the san mateo bridge? >> guess i am. there's a major injury accident causing some delays as you work your way westbound just before the toll plaza. the traffic is blocked in at least two lanes here. the emergency crews are on to the area. you can use the dunbar bridge in the meantime but it is still pretty early. traffic is still fairly light once you pass that accident. moving through some okay speeds once you are past that. but as long as it becomes through a made definitely slow you down this morning. so keep that in mind. once you do pass the accident here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. no delays as they had through foster city. most of those trouble spots o

joining us now, constitutional law attorney and trump 2020 advisor, jenna ellis reeves. jenna, good morning. i feel like here we go again. we have another accusations from an unidentified source that could have been hearsay and democrats pouncing on it. what gives? >> yeah, well, you know, this is again just the democrats seeing that the russia witch hunt and all of that is kind of dying down and they've milked all the mueller report for all its political worth so they're turning to a different topic. what's sofas nateing is -- so fascinating is they're willing to sacrifice joe biden for it. they're calling into question what happened with his corruption. if we look at the facts. there is a basis and a really good legal basis here to call for an investigation about presidential candidate, joe biden. i think this really shows that the democrats are not putting their weight behind biden and i don't think he's going to end up on top as the democratic nominee. but as far as the impeachment calls, this is, again, just the democrats trying to justify the fact that they just wa

reporter: across europe, thunberg ha heped spur demonstrations called fridays for future where school kids reeve class to draw atntion to climate change. thunberg rived in theu.s. last month after crossing the atlantic on a solar-powered sailboat. she won't fly because of air travel's carbon output. she's participating in climate events leading up to the genal assembly in new york next week where climate activists are planning mass rough protestons friday. i asked her how she first learned about climate change. >> i wascompletely unaware of everything like everyone else, ani learned about this in school, and i learned the basics, that the planet is warming because of increased gas emissions that would lead to o that the global temperature would rise, there would be moreh extreme wea, and so on. ugtho, is this really as ser a ser -- serious as they're saying and why isn't it a hi priority. so i started to read aut it more and more, and then io started tunderstand how acute it actually was and >> reporter: why do you think it is? because a lot of other people read the same studies a understand the

jenna ellis reeves, trump 2020 advisory board. kevin walling. you're on my list as a reasonable democrat. >> thank you, charles, i appreciate that. charles: is this a reasonable and smart move by jerry nadler and others? >> yeah, charles, it's a great question. i think democrats need to get on the same page. there seems to be a little bit of a disconnect between the speaker and chairman of the judiciary committee, chairman nadler today. i think it is up to the chairman to make his case to the american people. i didn't see that today. i want to see more in terms of what actually they want to investigate. this was preliminary. it was laying down the guardrails for how the process would go about in terms of investigative and discovery for this potential investment, impeachment hearing. but again i want to see more. democrats need to get on the same page, charles. charles: to a degree the trump campaign has to be thrilled with this stuff. grappling with straus, russia, racism, last thing i heard airplanes landing in scotland. it is a smorgasbord of

i want to bring in trump 2020 advisory board member, jenna reeves and democratic strategist rashad ritchie. it's a million at this trillion dollar gambit, time is now we'll do it. somehow american taxpayers, american businesses will solve the global climate problem? >> they better do something because right now you have 57% of americans believing that the global warming crisis is actually man-made to some extent. 52% of republicans say that global warming is an issue. seven out of 10 americans say that this is something personally important to them. unfortunately republicans have not been able to articulate a message to grab majority of americans who believe there should be some leadership. charles: rashad, what percentage of people say i'm willing to pay more in taxes to tackle this, particularly as china and india, other countries continue to do their thing? >> roughly about 30%. so significant less than that actually think this is a problem but do we make our moral determination how we treat the planet based on economic factor? the economy cannot be the end all. we have to balance the e

: acreuoss rope, thunberg has helped spur demonstrations called fridays for future where school kis reeve class to draw attention to climate change. thunberg arrived in the u.s. last month after crossing the she won't ly because of air travel's carbon output. she's participating in climate events leading up to the general assembly in new york next week where climate activists are planning mass rough protestons friday. i asked her howe sh first learned abut climate change. >> i w completely unaware of everything like everyone else, and i leard abo thiin school, and i learned the basics, that the planet is warming because ofncreased gas emissions that would lead to -- at the global temperature would rise, there would be more extreme weather, a so on. i thought, is this really as ses ser -- serious as they're saying and why isn't it a high priority. so i started to read about it more and more, ad then i started to understand how acute it actually was and is. >> reporter: why do you think it is? because a lot of other people read the same studies and understand the same facts and, yet, they d

the candidates have to reeve 2% or more support in at least four polls and refer donations from a minimum of 130,000 unique donors, and 400 unique donors in at least 20 states. the most recent national poll released before last night's democratic debate showed most minds were not completely made up on the presidential pick. 55% of those polled said they would consider another candidate. the ten democratic presidential candidates on the stage tried to use that to their advantage. and this time, ideological skimps were exposed even more. joining me now for analysis on what last night's performance mean force the 2020 race are msnbc national political correspondent steve, at the big board and msnbc senior political editor, beth, thanks to both of you for being here. and steve, a logistics question, does everybody who made it into last night's debate have a berth in the next debate? >> yes, so all ten will be there, and right now, it looks like one other has qualified. tom steyer, and there is still a possibility that maybe tulsi gabbard, somebody else could get in there. but it looks like th

we have jenna ellis reeves and democratic strategist rashad ritchie. let me start with you. from everyone who covers this the midterm elections were decided on health care. if i'm elizabeth warren i'm touting numbers every single day. >> not the crazy impeachment narrative democrats seem to be focused on, if we're talking about policy, single-payer health care is very, very bad for the american people. this is about the government becoming an interested party in the distribution of a scarce and limited resource. we've seen how that plays out in the united kingdom with charlie gard where the government has to determine what your likelihood is of recovering if they're going to grant you use of that resource. but there is actually a more nefarious interest for democrats going on here, charles. that is with single-payer health care the government has control over this they can force government sponsored abortions. this is exactly where this is going. i hope if elizabeth warren or whoever the democratic nominee is gets on the debate stage with president trump, he was at the unite

meanwhile, in baltimore, 17-year-old bailey reeves was fatally shot last monday. at a vigil organized in her honor, iya dammons of the transgender rights non-profit baltimore safe haven called out the cycle of violence against trans women, adding, "the first step to fighting violence is unity." in media news, the progressive news site think progress shut down after it failed to secure friday funding. think progress was created in 2005 as a project of the center for american progress democratic party action fund but was editorially independent. journalist zach carter said in a tweet -- "the collapse of thinkprogress demonstrates that the democratic party establishment and its donor base have little to no interest in sustaining center-left media outlets, even in the age of trump. the election of donald trump and the rise of an american authoritarian movement seem not to have changed many minds among wealthy democrats." and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.orgrg, the wawar ad peace report.. i'm amy goodman. we begin today's show i

here with me now to talk about the ramifications, the former chief spokesperson for harry reeve and donna edwards, former democratic congressman from georgia. let me begin with you, donna, about what that means and what the politics of this moment, which are radically in flux mean for how democrats proceed. >> well, i think it means that democrats have to be very focussed on what i believe is sort of the narrow constraints of the ukraine investigation. i think the ukraine story tells the narrative of why it is that this president and how it is that he's abused power. and, in fact, it really is the russia investigation in real-time that we can see that the president has done now as a president what he couldn't do as a candidate in using that leverage over ukraine. and i think if democrats do that, they have got to do it in a way that, you know, i said one committee, one lawyer, one investigation. i think it has to be very, very focussed. and the momentum is with democrats right now. and you don't want to lose that momentum at this important juncture. >> on the senate side obviously that is

and then from cale reeves foreign service 23. how have you remained with strength, grace and positive energy at a time when the politics of division and so much else affect life, how would you advise us students to build resilience and maintain our commitment so our voices can make a difference? >> thank you for those questions. for me it is very hard to do the work that we do because you saw the pictures, we are not working with the classic poor kid that is in a very harsh situation, for us, and sitting next to martha who is really working with those women who have suffered the violence directly and who have been traumatized. so it is very hard for me to talk about this publicly in the first place. but i have to remember always that the day that we buried my father, my mom stood up in the church and said her words were forgiveness for the person who killed my father and he is right there in front of her in his coffin. so for me too remember all of this that if we're too stop the fight of violence, we need to start by modeling wh