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about an aarp medicare supplement plan. >> gillian: virginia farmer oliver anthony has the number on itunes, "rich men north of richmond," thanks to a blue collar message. hey, lydia. >> that's right, oliver anthony has been writing songs since 2021, and he uploaded his latest song to youtube one week ago. it's already gained more than 11 million views. and it's number one on itunes, beating out, get this, taylor swift and jason aldean's "try that in a small town." ♪ rich men north of richmond ♪
systems. the annual def-con hacking conference looks to expose critical vulnerabilities in the computer systems helping developers work out the flaws or bugs that could be used in a real attack. the conference has the support of big tech companies like open ai, google and meta and even the backing of the white house. now actor and comedian adam sandler is sharing the spotlight with his wife and real life daughters sady and sunny in his upcoming film "you are so not invited to my bar mitzvah." >> oh, my god. >> let me explain to you. we are no longer friends. >> it just got real. >> well, sunny stars as the seventh grader stacy who is preparing for a blowout bar mitzvah alongside her best friend lydia, but things go
comically south when lydia steals stacy's crush. the movie is adapted from a 2005 book of the same name. it streams on netflix later this month. that does it for us. i'm laila harrak. thanks so much for watching "cnn newsroom." i'll see you tomorrow.
you guys. both people that you just showed interviews with, gary and lydia, are friends of mine, and it's wonderful to see that they are safe. gary actually worked right outside my gallery in that same building that i was trying to get to, and when i saw the flames, that's when i realized how overwhelmed the fire department had to be, because there are two blocks that would have been there priority, no matter what. and i tried to explain to people. >> charles: i'm sorry, i just wanted to say instead, it is so overwhelming and was so fast and so ferocious, the before and after pictures, hate to say it, it sort of reminded me of photos i've seen in the past of hiroshima before and after. we want to say thank you, and we are glad the folks who have survived it have. we say prayers for those who have perished, and we are glad you caught the video because the world will be able to see this coming may be in the future it
expected to be the star witness at the trial against bankman-fried and testify that he defrauded ftx customers and investors and alameda's of lenders. now prosecutors accused bankman-fried of leaking the private writings to "the new york times" reporter in an effort to discredit caroline ellison. defense counsel on the other hand argued today that sam bankman-fried has the right to talk to reporters, but the judge apparently rejecting the council's argument, citing with the prosecution, revoking the b, bankman-fried has been living at his parents home in palo alto, california, on house arrest. i understand now he is not leaving new york. he will be sitting in jail. >> martha: very different environment, no doubt. thank you very much, lydia, very interesting story. that trial will be fascinating. this is a horrible, horrible story. the more we learn, the tougher it gets. these wildfires in hawaii described -- look at these pictures. it looks like hell on earth and that is what the residents are saying. the death toll is now at 55, but
it's tru. keytruda from merck. ask your doctor about keytruda. >> martha: breaking right now, accused crypto fraudster sam bankman-fried heading to jail. after a federal judge says he tampered with witnesses while he was out on bail. fox business correspondent lilia hugh reporting from new york. hi, lydia. >> this happening just a little
north—west coming from other areas because niger is seen as the server place and the military and niger are seen as the best in this area and although in terms of the economy, thatis although in terms of the economy, that is technically how it will happen, they are going to use the military, they are going to send troops by land or this kind of thing. it is really going to be very difficult and it's going to have a big consequence and i think nigeria will want to have big consequences, will want to have big consequences, will affect the north—east and the north—west and maybe the centre of nigeria and also it will affect other countries like the republican this kind of thing and look at what is happening today, this area, you have lydia and mali and the northeast and north east of nigeria and they have created another
family but then it also tackles a lot of things that are going on in the world that normally are seen as taboo. like queer issues. penelope: where are we with the idea telling him? elena: who thinks it's a good idea to greet my latino veteran dad with "hey! i like girls." penelope: you'll finally have something in common. isabella gomez: you know, there's ptsd with the mom, there's anxiety and depression. penelope: when he called you a name, what did he call you? stupid, dummy, goober? alex: he saw me and yelled build a wall. elena: oh my god. isabella gomez: i think it allows audiences to have those conversations in their own living rooms. elena: even these days, in this openly racist world. i managed to never have an incident. penelope: you and your brother are of different shades. lydia: yes. pamela adlon: if you put something in your show that's shocking and radical. the hope is in five years' time, it's going to become more normal. elena: who even decides what latinx looks like? i look latinx. penelope: of course you do, you're beautiful. i always thought you looked like anne hathaway.
he wants them to sort of know their heritage dre: i just want one of my kids to end up being black so i can love it. malcolm venable: whereas the cosby show was a much more sort of safe kind of here's us living every day, the black-ish family is very unapologetic about their blackness in ways that really hadn't been seen on prime- time television before. dre: so next saturday, when you turn 13 you're becoming a man too, a black man. because i'm throwing you an african rites of passage ceremony. andre: that does not sound as fun. zoey: no it does not. emily vanderwerff: black -ish was a show that was really good about talking about individual social issues in a way that we hadn't really seen since norman lear. patrick gomez: and that leads us right up to the reboot of norman lear's 1970s classic, one day at a time. elena: i get it, we're cuban. lydia: azucar! isabella gomez: it follows three generations of latinas. lydia: come on!! isabella gomez: everything that we would get into as a normal