we did discover it was a remarkable woman, carol king. >> carol king made the transition from basically down ♪ i feel my heart start to tremble whenever you're around ♪ ♪ >> carol king is the embodiment of what happens because in the '60s, she is trying to write hit songs for other people, and then in the '70s, with tapestry, it's the definition of an album of self-expression. let me go into my house in laurel canyon and tell you about my life. >> after church, you always went out for pancakes. if you were lucky enough to ride in one of the girls' cars, you know what you're listening to? "tapestry." ♪ ♪ >> there was a lot of very important women who were some of the most significant writers and contributors to music at the time. >> we're going to do a song written by my friend john davidson, who is my favorite california song writer, and one of my favorite singers. it's called "faithless love." >> she was in many ways my greatest collaborator. i mean, i became a professional song writer because the best voice of my generation was doing my songs. ♪ ♪ rain drops falling ♪ >> for my money,

# for many, the service of nine lessons and carols from king's college, cambridge is when christmas beginso by millions of people around the world, it starts with a chorister singing the first verse of once in royal david's city. the priest who introduced this service to king's college chapel exactly 100 years ago was eric milner—white. he had served as a military chaplain in the first world war. just six weeks after the armistice, he wanted a new kind of service which, with its message of peace and goodwill, spoke to the needs of the times. 2018 has been a year of centenaries. cheering and applause the royal air force celebrated its hundredth anniversary with a memorable fly—past, demonstrating a thrilling unity of purpose and execution. we owe them, and all our armed services, our deepest gratitude. my father served in the royal navy during the first world war. he was a midshipman in hms collingwood at the battle ofjutland in 1916. the british fleet lost 1a ships and 6,000 men in that engagement. my father wrote in a letter, "how and why we were not hit beats me." like others, he lost fr

>> we had george clinton and carol king on this show.aboutee owe. >> a tapestry? >> she does, he doesn't. things were shady. you are talking jay's new verse on meek mill. that's pennsylvania. that's up your alley. >> i tossed it to you. >> that album is so legit. >> chanongressman man, you don' want to talk old rap, only new rap? >> the three-fifth compromise to talk about ownership and the percentage of stakes he has in his hone companies. >> when i first said it, the look on your face, i didn't hit a verse yet. you know the entire verse. >> right. it's fascinating he talks about what you do. you work withahow do you own a piece of things? build power in these communities? >> how do you own something? you pass something on to your family. like you can't make the art and then like find out that it's not yours. congressman, honestly in the back, you ended with a verse. honestly, you got too much lyrics. you got the hit them with something. >> there are so many place ki go. i will do a little ice cube, as we all move forward in life, you a

. >> i will say this, i get thrilled getting to meet carole king and these folks. i need you to sit through something that might be more difficult. >> i'm already unhappy. >> one of the things that i struggle with in this job are the hand offs. >> we start our show medium rare but we try to get well done by the end of the hour. >> katies don't watch a lot of tv news. >> have to go rest my voice. >> going down to get a brisket sandwich with spicey mustard, rye toast. >> are you trolling me. >> i'm going to be enjoying it while you're, i don't know, talking. doing something legal. >> doing something legal. i appreciate this very jewish bacon toss. >> you are known for like being like a rap genius, but the truth is, the awkward hand offs are what make the show what it is. >> the show or the beginning of the show. >> the whole thing. i think you're trying to be fun and funny and people don't realize that that's part of like the humor of the whole thing. >> i would say last but not least, but last and perhaps least. >> most likely least. >> let's look at what are someti

# for many, the service of nine lessons and carols from king's college, cambridge is when christmas begins with a chorister singing the first verse of once in royal david's city. the priest who introduced this service to king's college chapel exactly 100 years ago was eric milner—white. he had served as a military chaplain in the first world war. just six weeks after the armistice, he wanted a new kind of service which, with its message of peace and goodwill, spoke to the needs of the times. 2018 has been a year of centenaries. cheering and applause the royal air force celebrated its 100th anniversary with a memorable fly—past, demonstrating a thrilling unity of purpose and execution. we owe them, and all our armed services, our deepest gratitude. my father served in the royal navy during the first world war. he was a midshipman in hms collingwood at the battle ofjutland in 1916. the british fleet lost 1a ships and 6,000 men in that engagement. my father wrote in a letter, "how and why we were not hit beats me." like others, he lost friends in the war. at christmas, we become keenly aware

king's college in cambridge. this year is the centenary of the festival of nine lessons and carols from king's.off and is the first time that has happened since victorian times when the data was first collected. while the figure is still rising in the more affluent areas of darlington, it is falling in the poorer parts of the town. he said the aid you could expect to fall victim to a serious illness also had a greater bearing on where you live, between the best and worst performing wards. 15 years for men and 13 years for women, depending on which part of town. he pointed out what he called a sense of fatalism in the poorer communities where it seemed to be accepted as normal to have your first heart attack in your 50s. the borough is the second best performing local authority in the north—west for life expectancy, but it falls well short of the average for england as a whole. 79.5 years men, 83.1, women. and this street, grange road, depending on which side of grange road there is a life expectancy gap of ten years, so men living to the west of grange road, they live to an average age of 82 bu

king. silent night one of the world's most famous christmas carols was first performed in the tiny austrian town of open door of two hundred years ago in december. the song was composed by a catholic priest and teacher translated into some one hundred forty languages it's now some of around the globe. and if you have a special moment from two thousand and eighteen that you captured in a photo and would like to share with us then upload it to our website and by doing so you qualify to win in the exclusive euro max watch just go to our website for all the details ok so now we continue with our series on fast cooking wish chef robin peach so far he's shown us how to make an appetizer and a main meal in just under five minutes well now it is time for dessert and of course he does this too in just under five minutes meanwhile if he goes too fast you can see his videos again on our website born of fifty. what about today is going to be sweet and make your family speechless and not just because of the red wine let's go i've got five minutes. so what we need to start in the book of pap is going to

carol: that like a billy jean king -- jason: no, that is what i thought when i clicked on it. on opposing teams. that is must-see tv. carol: that will be a lot of fun, right? -- arguably the most talented players in a generation, maybe of all time. i can't believe this hasn't happened before. they are both excited, apparently. carol: i think that is exciting. to have seen her plate at the u.s. open, such a strong physical player, to have roger federer, unbelievable to watch. jason: so cool. carol: i want to say one thing and i will go back to u.s. -china the moment, but i think that at the heart of this is china wants to be a leader on every part of the global stage, in terms of its businesses, in terms of its technology, politically a player. it is a developing country but it is moving to play with the big boys. jason: the ambition is deep. it is continuing important to come back to the notion of the timeline, thinking centuries ahead -- carol: exactly. it is long-term planning. this is what they are all about. it is really important. we will see. jason: which want to come an

king,. >> that's right. >> samuel proctor. >> and meeting with gandhi had tremendous influence. >> he met are gandhi in 1936 he was part of a pilgrimage he and his wife and two other people, the carols were chosen to go to berm ha and india in 1935. and it was not until 1936 that he actually met with gandhi. and they discussed nonviolence. >> that's right. >> that's when gandhi said it could be through the negro the american kneeingo at that time that, nonviolence would have its greatest eggs poe ?ietion we will hear more about that because wouldn't things i thought of is why the howard thurman matter. this day. so let's come back to that. >> okay. >> thank you. >> plows join us as we -- please join us as we talk further about how spirituality and impact on all of us thank you for being with us. >>> welcome back to mosaic. we have been talking to reverend dorsey blake about the howard thurman and i asked him before the break, why does howard thurman matter. >> howard thurman believes in the search for common ground. and he believed he spent his lifetime for wanting me to be me and you to be you. >> and ifgi down deep inside of myself with my deep spirituality i will come up inside o