i saw it. i went to a farm. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and i saw they had those curvy pickles. go, i asked the farmer, i go, "how do i -- how do i make a a pickle? i mean, do you have a --" >> you were just curious? >> jimmy: yeah, i just wanted to figure out what -- i mean, say i bought these. now what do i have to do with it? >> got it. got it. >> jimmy: get -- distillery. >> yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: do i have to, you know, you know, leave the wife and kids? yeah, i'm just like -- if we get a farm somewhere. and he goes, like, "uh, no. you just -- boil, like, a brine of salt." then he goes, "actually, you know what? ask her. she would know." and it's martha stewart. [ laughter ] i swear to god. >> wait a minute. >> jimmy: i go -- >> she was just hanging out at the pickle stand? >> jimmy: she was hanging out at that farm. yes! >> martha stewart? >> jimmy: martha -- the martha stewart. >> and so -- so, did you ask her? >> jimmy: of course i did. i went, i go, "hey, martha. how are you doing?" she's like, "uh, hello, jimmy." [ laughter ] and i go -- do make pickles?" sh

. >> i respect who you saw. i didn't buy it. >> that's not what i saw. >> that's not what i saw. >> that's not what i saw today. >> i did not buy it. >> as a conservative woman who would like to see a conservative jurist on the supreme court, i saw an institution being sullied today with the politics of this. and for someone, there's absolutely no one any reasonable person that could have watched dr. ford's testimony today and believed that she was some pawn in a political operation that she made this up somehow or that you know, she intended on using this weaponnizing her experience to take down brett kavanaugh. that's not -- there is absolutely no one in their right mind that could possibly believe that if you're honest looking at what happened today. now, when i saw brett kavanaugh, and i saw someone that was out of control and that was a side of brett kavanaugh that i don't think a lot of people have seen publicly before. it made me step back to the point where i went whoa, when i saw lou aggressive he became

i thought i was on drugs and i saw this. i hope you won't. it was certainly on the front page of a lot of papers today. 0k, and our earlier on in the week, we heard from the former bank of england governor. he was attacking what he called the incompetent brexit approach. now we have mark carney, the current governor of the bank of england, warning that if we have a disorderly exit, we will have another financial crash as bad as we are about to celebrate the anniversary of tomorrow, and house prices could be done as much as 35%. is this scaremongering, or do they have a point here? you are from the city... i remembered the crisis. it was extraordinaire. credit dried up. no bank knew what any of the exposure was. it is a scaremongering. it seems that in 2008 think what happened there was so severe that george w bush was heard to say... it was heard to say this could go down, related to the whole of the capital system. this is kind of europe specific, but british specific particularly, brexit. to me, it does seem particularly, brexit. to me, it

so i scanned the pub for the toilets and i saw them at the far side. ney of a few seconds at maximum warp. so if i left now, but then — something i was not happened. she made the move. right? when i'd been trying to save the federation's flagship, her hand had been edging across the bench we were setting on towards mine. and had reached it now. she put her hand on top of mine and interlocked her fingers. she gave me a nice little grip. and i turned to her and she smiled at me. i thought, that the most romantic thing that's happened to me in years! and i wanted to tell her that. and so much more, i wanted to reciprocate but instead, i said, "i think i see someone i know. back in a minute!" and with that, i ran into the toilets. as i sat there in the cubicle, my stomach sank in a way that had nothing to do with crohn‘s disease. when i went got back to the bench, her hands were folded over her stomach. the conversation was polite but dry. i had embarrassed her. she had made the move and she thought i had rejected her. there was only one thing to do. lydia,

>> know, i never saw a map of the world . i did not even, i didn't know las vegas at all. i knew vaguely, they said there were ambassadors all the time. >> that's how you learned math. >> yes, they say how many in care and i knew about china and i knew about russia, maybe japan but that is all. i did not know what like, all other european companies, i did not even know how many weights that we had and every single picture of colored people and white people, all i saw was americans through the poster.they have a big nose and green eyes and it looks like monsters and they told us that's what americans look like and i don't have internet. i don't know if that's the truth or not. >> we're in las vegas at freedom fest. the first time you came to vegas, what was going on in your mind just given what vegas is? >> people come here because they want here and people really live life. during my life, i think that's what people do. they should have freedom to choose what they do but i don't like, i don't even know how to comprehend this idea. i feel like i'm in two different universes

i will never forget what i saw that day. i saw heroism, i saw strength.bers of our armed forces, law enforcement, there were volunteers and pentagon personnel, all working together in the hopes that there might be more to rescue and the work to recover and to begin to rebuild, not just this building, but to rebuild and restrengthen our nation. and as they worked just as it does today, our flag was still there. the stars and stripes were hung spontaneously from this west wall as a sign of america's strength and our commitment to freedom. we honor the fallen by remembering them, but as secretary mattis said, we also honor them by ensuring we do everything in our power as a nation to prevent the evil of radical islamic terrorism from ever reaching our shores again. even before the smoke cleared, the fires put out, americans began to answer the call. step forward, serve this nation. they did so by the millions. the lines outside recruiting stations around this country reached around the block in big cities and small towns. it's amazing to think 17 years since

but as a reporter i saw something believable. ed professor, like the nutty professor. i was like -- and i felt her. >> how long have you been doing this? >> i've been doing this for a while. 21 years. >> covering this. but you were a reporter before that. >> yes. >> you develop a gut. you know when someone is bs'ing you and you know when they're not. >> i called a friend of mine who i knew was sexually assaulted twice or more than that. and she was in tears. she felt it. so many women on twitter were reliving what they'd gone through. they believed her. >> and women calling in cnn and telling their story. >> but let me say about brett kavanaugh. i saw someone who had gone through prep and had talking points. he talked about the media and he talked about politics. and i said, i could see -- it could be president trump's -- i saw president trump in brett kavanaugh today while he was giving -- i saw the bombasticness. i saw the frustration. i saw the defensiveness. i saw president trump there. >> he was angry at the process. he was a

was just hours after a series of bombings in schools across the all about god has seen a spate of i saw at saks in recent months the taliban has denied involvement. as i had lunch i'll be back with more news on al jazeera after the stream to stay with us. ugandan pop star turned politician now charged with treason but. empowering people is the only. one that. president. robert. bobby weiner talked to. me ok on your in the stream today we'll take a look at the mothers of rink of the last night in sweden it's a new al-jazeera documentary about a group of women improving their neighborhood while battling against corrosive stereotypes by well they could be a lot of will speak to the producer of the film and discuss whether sweden's reputation for tolerance and community harmony is under threat send us your comments via twitter and the you tube live chat. sweden ace facing a period of political limbo after the far right sweden democrats recorded its best ever general election result to finish third overall that performance is troubling for the country's center left center right. neither of w

i saw a funeral without tears. i saw funeral without god and how sad and lonely. i can't speak for george but let me say two things now. first, thanks for sending us on an unforgettable mission. second, we must succeed in our quest for peace. >> you can watch this and all other programs for the past 20 for your ears. type the others name and the word book in the search bar. at the top of the page. >> we want to introduce you too professor richard, where do you teach and what you teach? >> california state, modern european history. i've written six books. >> your two most recent are? >> death of humanity and the case for life and hitler's religion. both of those cannot 2016. >> let's start with the death of humanity. what's the premise? >> over the past several centuries, secular philosophies are very short and i cover a wide range. they undermine the duty leading us into what people say of the culture of death, euthanasia where they are fairly widely embraced. >> when you talk about think that he of life, what's the definition of that? >> the idea that every indivi

i mean, yes, i saw that certain things paved the way. . but, you know, i think when you're on a show like "charlie's," people see you that way, like a barbie doll or, you know, girl in bathing suit, you know-- that picture haunts me in that white bathing suit. - so maybe that's what did it. - harvey: why does it haunt you? it doesn't haunt me. i'm just a little tired of it, you know? - i'm a little tired of that picture. - but you know what? i'm going to challenge you, because, look, i mean, some people are super smart. - and it's nothing they did, they just are. - right, right, right. and some people are beautiful. so why not embrace it? i do, i do. and it has paved the way and opened doors and given me a career. we want to look the best we can. we want to do the best we can. did producers sometimes dismiss you because you were so good-looking? right. or you didn't get a role. "too glamorous, too--" and even today, when i'm working, it's always, "oh, she's gonna be, you know, editor at 'vogue,' or even in a, you know, running a magazine.

>> i know what i saw. and i know the conclusion of my story. >> of course she does. course she does. so why does this other woman think this? >> she doesn't know for sure what she saw. >> a question, we say, on which all the rest will turn. why don't we begin here. calimesa, california, riverside county. historic missions. suburbs creeping around the rim of mountains on the eastern flank of los angeles. here is why chris and cristi hall had come to live out their golden years, though they were far from old when it happened. just experienced, with life and each other. >> as far back as i can remember, it's always been chris and cristi. they were never thought of as separate. they were a unit. >> these are the three daughters. courtney, brianna and ashton. all of them of course have heard scores of times the story of how their parents met. it was 1978. cristi had gone to see a relative at the air force base in nearby san bernardino. quite by chance, while she was there she encountered a security guard who, to her at least, looked just like elvis. it was blair christoph

i saw only beetles, millipedes and ants, when i looked up i saw a white homeland security truck with a cage on the back roaming the land. in the gully where old sneakers flattened miler hydration packs and evidence that some persons had come through with the border from mexican moch i hated to think of someone hiding in this land. my phone chuckled delivering texts that said i crossed into mexican space. the scrub was barer than other places we stopped. i wonder it if it was jetly occupied. i didn't feel eyes as i felt an uncanny tinging. the landscape made me feel dum and clumsy. i began turning over every stick, rock, and rotten contactish in my path, termites had chewed the underside of most sticks and left behind eerie wooden galleries, ghost towns with sticky dust webs fluttering like tattered lace cutsance. i lifted a rock and saw a glossy exoskeleton flowing into some tunltz. i began sucking on the asperter, a disbrawflg geck process. two minutes later there were no mow termites on the ground and had 25 in the test tube. after the long hunt my pale termites were disappointing.

i might not have told it right off of the bat what i saw, what i know and what i saw and i know who itaken. chris wright himself. >> i will answer any question that you want to ask. chris was jailed after his arrest and he wanted to make his case to deadline in the flesh but authorities would not allow it. >> you said you didn't do it. >> absolutely did not do it. >> he offered the allegations of his own. >> we are asked to believe that the police were incompetent and definitely crooked. that david novak is crooked and the only person that is innocent is you. >> it is not my fingerprints. i had an alibi, no motive and there is clearly a person pointing the finger at me that got $2 million. >> this is too cloak and dagger. >> simply got up one day and decided to go shoot some poor person in a disguise. >> reporter: chris wanted to talk about that voice mail, the one that helped lure ken to his death, the voice mail detective carriger was sure was left by chris, though no voice analyst ever studied it. >> people who are going to watch your show are going to listen to my voice and they'r

i'd almost forgotten i was searching when i lifted a rock and saw a length of exoskeleton. i dropped to my knees and began sucking on aspirator, a discussing access that stimulates to live up production and made me dizzy. two minutes later there were no more termites on the ground and i had 25 in the test tube attached to the aspirator. after the long hunt, my pale termites were disappointing. when i separated one from the clutch, it was less potential than a baby fingernail clipping. it weighed the antenna on its head and is only translucent body i could almost see it coiled gods and presumably whatever it had eaten for lunch. antibodies with three sections highlighted by narrow wastes like pinup models. termites which are no relation to answer arby's, they are actually highly evolved cockroaches have round eyeless heads, the next and teardrop shaped the bodies and they long ago lost the cockroaches to repulsive dignity and gleaming armor. i put the termites back in the test tube. what had i sucked up my little gang was incapable of doing much of anything. without a colony

the first hostile power i watch the changing of the guard and i saw my son is yours. i thought you were without tears funeral without god and i thought how sad and lonely i cannot speak to george schultz bible say two things first thank you for sending us on an unforgettable mission and second we must succeed in her quest for peace and now back to africa. the plate is picking me up so the first time with first american meeting with gorbachev this is part 35i had eight hours to think about our one hour meeting. gorbachev will package soviet empire much more effectively than any of his predecessors. that disarming smile making unpleasant point to announce to to step establish real communication i didn't get the feeling he had to prove different pc self-confidence turning to me and chatting from in chatting from time to time as he was not worried about anything differing from a lack of total knowledge the comrade brings the general secretary does not bible but it beats the hell out of some of his predecessors (yes a large very prominent birthmark on his head because of hi

from my bed, i saw the aircraft smashing. my 14th birthday, january 5, fell on a friday and i woke to the sound of bombs falling all around us. by the time i was dressed, i could see flames in the distance. looking up, i saw japanese fighters flying to meet the b-29 super fortresses. i saw one of them go down in a blaze of fire, even as anti-aircraft guns were blazing. i heard a loud noise and saw a large metal object dropped into the compound in front of my house. forurned out to be a shell my 12 millimeter american canon. a short time later, to air raid wardens arrived and demanded we turn it over to them. after an argument, we handed it to an official. by the end of january, following a series of intensive raids, trams and subways were no longer running and we stopped going to school altogether. in august 19 45, the u.s. bombed hiroshima and nagasaki. soon after, the emperor made a historic address the japanese nation, the war is over. a few days later, 14-year-old isaac made a decision that would change his life. he went t

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i know i failed because i saw it. i saw it. directif i had that contact with the present i having my restaurant -- with the president by having my restaurant in trump tower, maybe i would be able to reach more, maybe i would be able to tell but if you do ok not know what to do with the resources, let me have those. if you have the best hospital in the world on the ship, the ofgest hospital in front puerto rico and the hospital is empty and the hospital has no lights and the doctors are operating with their lamps on their iphone's, you feel like you are failing because you can say the ship is there but the ship is not being used. our federal, government is the most powerful in the world but somehow, something so simple as bringing people that were sick to the hospital was not happening. we need to realize that this did not happen. we cannot say it did not happen. direct phone with the president because maybe then , i would be able to convey that we did the best the government but that the red tape was not allowing them to succee

stopped and i. saw. all i want to know yes i love the one about my book. i'm lucky because i was. just. the shepherds and farmers of the jordan valley match to the t.v. then head of the palestinian water authority. comes to the city. from cuba from choice and. it did him she. said. it doesn't make any if i'm not going to have to listen with that i said i'm going to conflict i don't wish my cool to be able to go on the off with my you and my you. and the men. to what is right in the most open mouth. and i've been in nam in fact one of the total to of course i was being kidnapped i'm sort of being killed besides i said to jim i said shoveling too would i like about called my mother asiana from the fact you know you're not afraid to go out and live it what are you ten minute interview and it didn't have a hitch. here i am a year when i have what i feel i would have you got to know when i when i went out for a quadruple up with your family go back the club membership fee and that i did that for you and not much good at about good luck and well yeah i was and i would keep that in the f

this is what i saw, this is what happenedm and strong and said this is what i saw, this is what happened her. reportedly trump is pro the kavanaugh defence because he likes angry men putting women in their place. whether he gets the appointment or not, the final vote is early next week, we will find out then. it was meant to be tomorrow, has it been postponed? the final senate vote. in the senate, the committee. we have to say that he denies the allegations by christine blasey ford, and the other two that have come forward. he will come out swinging for his life. let's go closer to home, the daily telegraph. my plan for a better brexit, it says. what about the timing? he has gone too early, the tory conference hasn't started yet. he wants to land a blow when she's about to go on stage, or in the centre stage. and, to be honest, is that the best you've got, boris? a 6—point plan, chuck chequers, that's not a plan, boris. negotiate a superb canada free trade deal by superhero, boris johnson. pay for a no deal, that's going to cost us 8% of gdp and start trade negotiations around the world.

last time i saw you, i don't know if you remember this. >> jimmy: i was actually getting to know you. i went to london. we went to dinner together. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and we were out at dinner. >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: and i'll never forget this. this girl came over to us at dinner. she goes, "paul mccartney, i'm the biggest fan of yours. i love you so much." she was like, "uh, my favorite song is 'hey jude.'" >> yeah. >> jimmy: and -- do you remember what you did? >> no. [ laughter ] we wdrunk. >> jimmy: yeah, we were drunk a a little bit. [ light laughter ] yeah -- no, you had -- no. i -- wasn't, at all. yeah. >> no. >> jimmy: of course not. [ laughter ] yeah. [ applause ] she said -- she said -- yeah, she was like, "oh, my favorite's 'hey jude'." and you looked at her, and you go -- ♪ hey, jude ♪ don't make it -- yeah, i -- i can't afford to sing it on the show tonight. >> oh, no. all right. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: but you -- you sang her "hey jude" -- >> yeah.d the whole restaurant was like, "what's going on?" and everyone was going -

the islamic state of iraq my brother was killed after he was kidnapped at a fake checkpoint run by i saw terrorists. by their twenty four hour news that live worldwide from moscow this is art international with me kevin owen it's just turned five in the evening in first then the right wing sweden democrats party has won its largest ever share of the vote over seventeen percent in a general election that was dominated by concerns over immigration the party's leader declared his movement the true victors. modernly i know who has won this election is the sweden democrats that's how it is we are strengthening our pivotal position and increasing our seats in the swedish parliament we see that we are going to get incredible influence in the future and no one can take that away from us so difficult in the sweden democrats can never and will never for anything but will help society to be able to only increase division and hate even so it was a disappointing night for the prime minister's ruling social democrats were just twenty eight percent is their lowest result in a century the swedish modera

i saw him march the 22nd at the premiere of his film and in los angeles. we've known each other for 35 years and we could just pick up wherever we left off. >> it was a friendship that started in 1983 on the set of their romantic comedy "the man who loved women." >> i better leave before one of us gets pregnant. >> we showed marilu burt's memory of their first scene together. >> we had our first scene together in a film. it was a nude scene. >> that was the second scene. >> which is great way to say good morning. she was so funny. i fell in like with her. >> he remembered. the first thing was the gas station scene, excuse me. you're such a liar. people also say, did you two have a romance did you get together? i probably got to work with him five times. >> they went on to star in "evening shade." >> you want me to wait up for you? >> no i want you lying down. >> the happiest ever i seen him the first couple of years of evening shade. he was with loni and they had quinton. >> burt was every bit the doting dad when "e.t." visited the set in 1991. >> you can

i saw the boy years later because we moved away from the neighborhood. i remembered his face, and years after that i saw him as a young man running for city council. he was the upstanding young citizen at that time. that, at i'm making is the age of 77, i never forgot that and i was very lucky. the kid was only about nine at the time, but the point is the violation. -- it was a violation. guest: these are searing experiences in what you have just described is a horror -- and what you had just described is a horror that remains with you. i don't think anyone in this process will gainsay or doubt the importance of hearing a story and for the process of healing and the like, when these kinds of episodes are alleged. my point is very simple, the character we know, and obviously i don't know the person who is running for the city council and your story which is very powerful. but i know brett and your story which is very power fall. but i do know brett cavanaugh. that many women who have veserved with him in the office have known him and to move forward with t

the islamic state of iraq my brother was killed after he was kidnapped at a fake checkpoint run by i saw terrorists. just a few moments into a brand new day here in moscow choose the september eleventh welcome to r.t. international i mean our top story the french president. has come in for a burger raj of criticism online after footage emerged of him talking to a group of apartment documented migrants here's the exchange. pretty embarrassing that video there for president mcewan as he saw in the video a man claims that he's from algeria and he's been on holiday in france for can you believe it eight years mr matt a little bit surprised when he heard that but just so the system regulated documented so you can be in france probably in the man says yes i'm going to but the reaction on twitter has been absolutely outrage that that was the president's only reaction to a man who's just essentially told them that he's been undocumented in this country for eight years others went as far as saying perhaps president had even disrespected france's own rules take a look at some of the reaction on tw

or idea i saw a terrorist demanded the release of some sunni women held in iraqi custody in exchange for my brother and others but the authorities abdicated all responsibility for the negotiations and i found myself having to do the talks on my own current iraqi leaders off alias they keep making statements and giving conferences but they are not doing anything on the ground. or the one. i saw has lost everything and they no longer have the ability to control territories so what they're doing now is an attempt to send messages to the media trying to show them they still exist by conducting terrorist attacks against innocent civilians those attempts are in fact pathetic and a sign of desperation. now in neighboring syria government troops amassed in flip province for a final rout of islamic state terrorists and militants but as the battle looms tensions growing between moscow and washington over the fate of the country down a quarter explained. the civil war in syria could be entering its final chapter but several obstacles remain before any victory over the terrorists could be declar

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i saw my father do shakespeare i was, like, five years old.ding the notes. jimmy: really? >> so yeah, she was teaching piano lessons at like 11. tu know what i mean? so i always wantdo it. i always loved the language. celoved the process of it. and my father's ion, you know, as he started getting more popular, i started feeling resentment and just sort of protecting myself from people acting different and funny and lying to me basically. so i had this protective shield of football. and i felt like that was my lane of independence. and so, i've withstood, you know, knee injuries, broken ribs, a hernia, all in the name of independence., r real. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's what a kid's gotta do, w,ght? >> you ko that's what i did. but really, i've never been happier doing what i'm doing now, i've come out now.en >> jimmy: but he best moment. absolutely. [ cheers and applause ] i'm happy you're here. >> thank you. >> jimmy: happy you're doing what you're doing. >> thank you. >> jimmy: so you hop off the subway. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: and what do

we found a bomb and started playing with that one it exploded i saw blood everywhere i didn't feel anything at the time when i looked at my leg it was cut off and then i fell to the ground. for the go families villages in eastern province on the frontlines in the fights between the taliban and government forces the children heard gunfire and explosions during the night the next morning they found an unexploded bomb curious they played with us and they got out. i heard the sort of the explosion and ran towards the place i saw the children and they were scattered here then after a while i. thought one of my daughters a diet about seven of my children lost their legs the explosion killed four people including four year old twin sister and her mother bridged nearly all casualties from unexploded bombs in afghanistan the children what did what many like the go family flocked to cities for treatment turning to the red cross and charities for long term support. some can apply for artificial limbs to be fitted when they stumps of heels the goal children are preferred to be harm in the village worri

because i saw it. i saw it. and maybe if i had that the contact with the president by having my restaurante trump tower, maybe, maybe i will be able to reach him and maybe we would -- i will be able to tell him that it's okay to claim your resources but if you don't know what tot do with the resources nothing happens. i if you have had the best hospital in the world on the biggest ship hospital in the world right in front of puerto rico but the hospital is empty, and the hospitals have nolight and the doctors are operating with their little lamps on their iphones, you feel luke you are failing because you can say that the ship is there but the ship is not being used, and our military, our federal government is the most powerful in the world, but somehow something so simple as bringing people that were sick to the hospital was not happening and we need to realize this didn't happen. we didn't bring them. i wish i had a direct phone with the president because maybe then in a moment of need they will be able to con

i saw it." [ laughter ] and i was like, "no, you didn't.een it because we're still shooting it. we're actually shooting it right now." he was like, "no, i saw it. i could tell you everything that happened in the movie." and he starts telling me all the scenes in the movie. he was like, "dude, would you mind signing it for me?" i said, "signing what?" [ laughter ] and he pulls the bootleg out of his bag, and he's like, "sign it." i had no choice. i had to sign it cause it's the first autograph i've ever really given. >> seth: yeah. >> so, i was excited. [ laughter ] and i immediately like called the director, and i was like, "hey, man, a guy just told me he had the bootleg," and he's like, "no. no way." before we knew it, in like a month i was the biggest thing on the streets. everybody had this movie, and the movie -- the date that it was supposed to come out, we had to push it up like a month because they was like, "we gotta just get it out." so, we were trying to lie. we were like, "there's new scenes that you haven't seen in the bootleg.

i had to do at any moment and in what was best to him. to render the first only saw was in the hospital bed. not nice. it was nice to know that he was still there. i bet your mind this was not an easy thing to accept and to have gone through. she still does not like the racing but she knows that make him happy, so she let him get on with it. as long as he's happy, she is happy. the first time that he got back into the car to go to his licence, they could not have been comfortable for anyone. i was relieved to see him back. ever and had —— thereon was nervous. just to see his face when he was back in the car and to see him back on the environment was the car and to see him back on the environment was so the car and to see him back on the environment was so nice after all the stuff he had been through. it was nice to see him back there. what do you think to date has meant to him and to you? i think it has been a long time coming to meet alex and just seen together is so funny, because i can see just seen together is so funny, because i can see so just seen together is

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yeah. >> i mean, that is the joke we used to say. we are the only peop never sawy: you would have loved them. they're fantastic. >> i think i would havliked them. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you would have -- you would have loved the beatles. >> yes. >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely. being on you li tour, right? >> yeah, it's -- >> jimmy: you enjoy it? >> yeah, there are so many bo great things it. the audience is the best thing. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i mean, it's a lot of work. you're going all around the world. i mean, you're d pan and all sorts of different places, england as well, obviously. >> liverpool. >> jimmy: liverpool, yeah. all around theimorld. >>: all around the world. we let one person from liverpool in every night and at - he sits right in that chair. [ laughter ] but you're also, you're headlining the austin city limits music festival october 5 and 12th with metallica, childish gambino, shawn mendes. it's gonna be great, man. na it's gonna be great, yeah. >> jimmy: that's ge a a great show. >> yeah. i'm looking forward to it. >> jimmy: well what

the day i came and i saw this apartment, i was like, damn, the day i came and i saw this apartment, iwasere. now it is home to a diverse range of people, including migrants from all over africa. and there is a community centre on the ground floor. lucy in johannesburg last lucy injohannesburg last month on the travel show. up next we are off tojordan the travel show. up next we are off to jordan to the the travel show. up next we are off tojordan to the centenary of the culmination of the great arab revolt, when much of the middle east rose up against the ottoman empire. he was also the inspiration to the 19605 film lawrence of arabia. we sent rajan back injuly to see how the country is marking the anniversary. this is a reconstruction of one of the original trains here. and it used to carry pilgrims and supplies to the offer from carry pilgrims and supplies to the offerfrom —— carry pilgrims and supplies to the offer from —— 0ttoman carry pilgrims and supplies to the offerfrom —— 0ttoman troops, and i am going to take a trip through the stunning landscape. it is baking hot out there. i

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helena was in the same exact position i last saw her. i froze. still an absolute view of the window the shooter shot into to my classmates me behind a filing cabinet and we were all crammed. some on the phone with 911, others with parents. i merely called my mom. i told her my last goodbye and for how much i love her. i apologize for the things i have done better and then the phone hung up. i called my father and him how much i loved him and told him to tell my brothers i loved them and said my last goodbyes. i couldn't hear what they were saying to me but a major they could hear me. whether it was one shooter or more people and not knowing whether they were coming back or not was in unimaginable amount of fear and stay behind the filing cabinet waiting to die. i began hyperventilating. my classmates began pleading with me and trying to keep me calm and quiet. it did not work. because of my face. i felt like i was suffocating but it was taking me quite 2:30 broward county department arrived and i thought it was the shooter plane attack. a swat me

my own reflection you know i saw the reflection of my people and what we went through and it really shook me to my core in a way i haven't found the words to describe but i know what's going to come out in the music. i love what you're saying there and it it explains why you've been called this take a look at my screen here pink wants to bridge is the sound of an indigenous generation rising frank warren has been making moves he's built a large and devoted audience that and he's been dubbed the bob marley. for the way that he envisioned its music as a force for love struggle healing and social change so that's one person there but i like that they're talking about the things that are in your music the love the struggle the healing in the social change i read an interview that you were about twenty one when you started this journey came into music and you did it because you said it was an act of survival so that seems to resonate throughout your lyrics talk to us about that feeling music is your means of survival while you know growing up in the place where i grew up on the rosewood

i saw my daughter rushing, rushing into theestaurant looking for help. e thater adrenaline was ther she was very passionate. so at the last moment, i saw that warrior in her life. she always did that. r focus, career oriented, but above all, she was a true christian. so i could see that she had hope that she could go through this. other e had gone throu storms in her life. but at the me time, i saw her like accepting her destiny. >> mrs. martinez said she wil bury her daughter in one of the dresses she would have worn on her wedding day. >> she also. she