she became a deeply respected figure. >> beyonce! they were totally oblivious to the new generation that didn't think music was something you had to pay for. >> using a pc to download music is one of the hottest of today's computer trends. that has the recording companies up in arms and heading to court. at the center of their dispute is a music sharing internet service known as napster. >> in the late '90s and early 2000s, the music industry grew complacent. people had come to them and said you have to start investing in the technology that comes after the compact disc. and they just refused to do it. >> some of rock and roll's bad boys are picking a fight with the internet site napster.com. >> the lawsuits began when metallica heard on the radio a song that they hadn't released yet. >> metallica was like, what? ♪ >> april 14th metallica filed a lawsuit against napster for basically encouraging people to steal and trade our music illegally. >> we started this thing called exmetallicafans.org. we're asking the community to completely

but where is beyonce? where is the halftime show, you know. >> yeah.hat is the super bowl. >> what is this? >> this is the regular season. >> a non-beyonce football game? >> yeah. >> 17 weeks of this? there has to be something better. >> there is tim laird. >> something better indeed. >> tim, our snack spread is not so great. help us. come on tim. >> absolutely will and andrew. i tell you what, i have ideas better than a halftime show. a tailgate party and starts out with a fun cocktail. i love this. my beer margarita. pitcher, 24 ounces of light beer or whatever that goes in.anron limeade thawed and a tequila blanco silver. pour it over ice. for my garnish, i grilled off some limes, sprinkled salt on that. that goes in. boom. happy tailgating. let's give it a try. >> had me at tequila. >> it is good. absolutely. everybody loves deviled eggs but guacamole is big now. this is my guacamole deviled eggs. easy to make. you have the recipe. it is something. you can get the carrier transportation trays for the deviled eggs and makes it easy for you. here is

i said why and they said we have to talk about beyoncÉ lemonade.i thought you've got to take it over. i don't know anything about it. so they took over the class and taught and showed how all of the works we read spoke directly to that project. i thought i can never teach this course again not having beyoncÉ on the syllabus so they've always done that and i have better courses because of what they ask and require of me. >> i love that kind of bringing that into the current events at the time. >> on the one hand it's like okay i taught you something because you see your moment differently because of what you read and now you can teach me about your moment. there's a reciprocity in that relationship. >> i want to take your classes now. do you talk at all about kind of black narratives in the sci-fi or fantasy works, you talk about fiction. >> in this book, i do not although it is interesting i've taught for years on octavia butler. during that first year, that spring when we were all forced home, i changed my syllabus and we ended with octavia butler

she is up there with beyonce which is in order to she loves and adores. are people who can really stop the world and make people care and listen to what they are doing and watch what they are doing. anchor: easy on me is one song. do we have more details about any other chaps on the album or when it is one to be dropped? >> she released an open letter to her fans of the album cover which is this beautiful, vivid, colorful cover. the album comes out november 19. it is about her divorce, she has been candid about how the album will capture the end of a long-term relationship for her with the father of her son, also a letter to her son, talking about what she is going through and trying to talk about the shifts in her life as she turned 30 and enter heard 30's. anchor: is a highly anticipated album. it has been good to talk to you, thank you. >> thank you for having me. anchor: there is more on that and all the stories you have been watching here. our website is bbc.com/news. i am on twitter. to get in touch. thank you for your company. bye-bye from us. ♪ na

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and jay-z beyonce recently becoming only the fourth person to ever wear the jeweler's famous yellowment from the classic breakfast at tiffany's with a little help from blue ivy. >> can you pull over, please >> this is so sweet. >> shall we have pizza >> i think we need pizza ♪ >> the tiffany & company short film is called "date night." and in case you were wondering about the jewelry, beyonce ♪♪ rocking a 10 carat diamond ring. >>> next up, last night's episode of the show proved that she could do that even with her own adviser, kristen chenowith >> i was just watching you on tiktok a couple of days ago. >> was i doing something inappropriate? >> you were going into the 7-eleven >> i love the video. i think i know it by heart it's like it's national slurpee day. i'm very excited it's my favorite day of the year >> it's 7-eleven day it's the one day of the year i look forward to most >> she nails everybody she does everybody it's hilarious >> jennifer lawrence is incredible >> she seems like she's legit. >> legit entertaining. >>> straight ahead, is this going to be a bones or a no b

there is unilateral action and that must end. 0ne one of the bestselling music artists in the world, beyoncein a deal that could be worth up to $1 billion. experts say the purchase is a way of tapping into the lucrative streaming business thatis lucrative streaming business that is increasing the way many of us enjoy our music of course. to explain more about this new music business model, we can speak to larry miller, a professor of music business. thank you for coming onto the programme. thank you for coming onto the programme-— thank you for coming onto the rouramme. , ., ., , programme. glad to be with you. this is slightly — programme. glad to be with you. this is slightly more _ this is slightly more complicated than going out and buying a record and a percentage of the money goes to the artist was what is this new model? streaming has taken hold across the developed and now much of the developing world, and we are only a decade ago there were very few institutional investors making bets on the music industry. here we are not quite ten years later, and the being paid for using related

you look at her social media, she posts very, very rarely — less so than beyonce or taylor swift evenas in vogue and it went everywhere. she kind of really controls her narrative in that way and she lets her music do the talking for her and she transcends generations by doing so. everyone can connect to her music. it just takes people back to those universal things of love and loss and heartbreak, so i don't think many people can do that and i love that she does this. very reserved, as you say — you may even go so far as to say shy — but it really is all there in the music. i mea, the story of her divorce on this album — which she said her son will learn about her divorce that way — she really does share a lot in her music. and i think that is amazing that she has chosen to do it this way and is able to in this day and age. so many artists have to grow their social media followings and keep up that engagement. adele has been able to not have to do that and so, she gets to be able to choose how and when she has her story, and that is amazing. piya sinha—roy. that's all for me. reach me

beyoncÉ, mariah carey or courtney kardashian? >> courtney kardashian.are not good at this game. >> we don't care about these people so into the issues. all right, you guys can split a trip watching me drive the goal lamborghini because i'm keeping it to myself. i'd like to thank my gay husband, my gay boyfriend and my friend. >> thanks, see you at home. kennedy: independent fact checkers, trumped with power. are they really taking down this information or just censoring people linearly? here to set the record straight. ♪♪ ♪♪ kennedy: hi, welcome back. facebook messed with the wrong stash. legendary liberty tom stossel suing for social media giant they make a partly false so-called facts check labeled a stop on video about climate change is actually defamation. >> facebook can legally ban people but it does not have the legal right to knowingly lie about what i say. that is defamation and they need to stop. kennedy: so will this perp the corruption of big tech so-called fact checkers? here to discuss, but felt cohost catnip and the one and only founder i

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beyoncÉ or taylor swift had one all of the grammys long before they ever hit the age limit for miss america jennifer lawrence. there are so many ways, obviously now for women, young women to have this. >> a beautiful evolution. it is women's history in america. it really is. a line where you could see the little moments when women could be heard and broke up the not necessarily in huge spectacular ways. a woman told to wear the red dress but she wanted to wear the yellow dress. i want to wear yellow. she ripped the zipper out of her red dress so that she would have to wear the yellow dress. that was a beautiful moment. >> all right. i am loving all of these comments. someone knows this. thank you. [laughter] >> let's look at some of the q and a's. is it okay? i set up all of your research and writing the book. what is your perspective of the miss america pageant and how is it changed? >> that is a good question. i obviously was kind of a super fan. this is not the trajectory where i gained new respects for it. if anything, a big sort of melancholy undertow for me. when you go back and see j

we need beyonce to put out a statement and all religions are covered.t is having all the major religions saying there's no religious objection to the vaccine. these guys don't agree on anything. buddhists believe the middle seat on an airplane is the best. free yourself from the desire of an aisle seat. the only window that matters is the window in your mind. if you excuse me, i need to go to the bathroom. excuse me. sorry. watch the robe, please. sorry. excuse me. can you get out of the (~bleep~) way. that's how religious exemptions became red, white and broken, a fantastic idea that was once the foundation for a society where people could pray the way they wished to pray has now walked into an excuse that people can use just to avoid the rules. i mean, the one up side is now i get to steal people's cars, i get to eat fish on a plane, cut in line everywhere i go and even punch toddlers in the street and if people say, hey, trevor, stop being an asshole! i can say, yo, yo, yo, i'm not being an asshole, these are just my religious beliefs. when we come b

beyonce. >> jay-z!n to me, has he invited you to call him barack? >> uh, well, i actually asked him about that. i said, how do you want to be referred to? and i assumed mr. president, but he said, call me barack. >> stephen: wow. yeah. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: was that hard? then he asked how i wanted to be referred to, and i said, mr. boss, please. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: michele has been kindly asked me to call her michelle, and i have not heard anything from the former president. i just say, michelle, your husband -- ( laughter ) how did the podcast and book come about? whose idea was this? >> it was the president's idea. he called me. i thought he had the wrong number, because he's a columbia graduate, teacher of constitutional law, university of chicago law school, first african-american president of the united states. ( cheers and applause ) i am a guitar player. i am a freehold high school graduate. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i will email your resume to you. it's a little bit

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texas toast, dallas cowboys, beyonce, and then that way texas already they own queen. that, but i think you might start a war. used the other side stuff? the spelling bee. if we're going to talk about who lost, who should have won, me, spelling bee, central park elementary, fourth grade, misspelled coleslaw. >> trevor: how did you spule it? >> cold slaw. ( laughter ) true story, why are you laughing. >> trevor: that's not a bad spelling. >> if you never heard of cold slaw, we should rewrite history. i won the spelling bee. you know what they gave the white boy? mountain. i heard of a mountain, never cold slaw. would go good with this sandwich, though. >> trevor: i feel you there, man. moving on to a story out of china, the country hogging most of asia. it was discovered china tested a hyper sonic missile that flew around the world -- get this -- in space before landing back on earth. around the world in less than a day, by the way, which means china invented santa claus technology in real life. an expert was shocked because one u.s. intelligence official said "we have

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with help from the two famous sisters and the new look at the film features a brand new song from beyoncewith you and me on those raggedy courts >> we just got to stick to the plan we've got champions in the other room >> you taught them all this? >> richard, i'm impressed. i think you might just have the next michael jordan. >> oh, no, brother man how abou? king richard hits i got me the next two. >> how about that? king richard hits theaters, hbo max december 19th. >>> next up, you know her, we over the 73 questions series, love her, adele. the grammy winner recently took over the 73 questions series, adele going above and beyond the challenge. she answered more than 90. and you'll never guess what she revealed as her most prized possession >> what do we have here? >> okay. it's pretty amazing. >> all right celine dion's gum. >> that's right. >> what's going on here? >> james cordon, who is a friend of mine, but also does car pool karaoke, he did it with her and knew how much of a fan i was so he framed it for me and it's my proudest possession. >> have you seen anything like that >> ri

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the only blue we report is beyonce's daughter. >> go, giants. >> we only root for the giants. >> go,gers. >> my mommi didn't raise no dodgers fan. go giants. >> do the same stuff but talk about the dodgers. >>ky not support the dodgers. >> it's just about how people don't stick to their allegiances. >> i can't be seen -- >> it's tv. it's not tiktok. >> my professor -- i can't do it. i'm sorry. >> go, giants. >> you're loyal fans.phow impor? >> it's everything. i ride with san francisco all the way. orange and black looks so much better than the blue. >> go, l.a.! >> that goes with your eyes really well. hang in there, give it a try. >> my momma didn't raise no giants fan. go, dodgers. >> how did that feel? >> terrible! >> jimmy: we've got a good show for you tonight. jonathan majors is here. we have music from walk the moon. and we'll be back with the one and only martin short. so stick around. how did panera come up with the idea to combine their famous mac and cheese with their iconic grilled cheese? by saying yes. yes to new inventions! yes to clean and fresh ingredients! and yes

what can i say except what beyonce said, we run the world.ain rising above and beyond and i'm lucky to call her a colleague. cnn's chief international correspondent, clarissa ward travels to some of the most volatile corners of the world telling the stories of every day people as they grapple with some of the greatest power struggles of our time. journalist, author, mom, and now podcast host. her new podcast debuts today and she's joining us now. we are so excited for you. tell us more about your new podcast. what's it all about? >> first of all, thank you for such a gracious introduction. i'm literally sitting here grinning. thank you for that. this podcast is really all about extraordinary acts of courage from ordinary people. that's something that's fascinated and inspired me for years as a journalist, but we live in a world now where autocracies are on the rise. for the first time now since 2001, there are more than democracies, which is troubling, but it's also given rise to this mushrooming of these grass roots resistance movements. so

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. ♪ we are never, ever, ever getting back together ♪ >> reporter: beyonce giving us a nuanced versioner in the end. we all witnessed that phenom album "lemonade." ♪ they don't love you like i love you ♪ >> reporter: we can't forget boyz ii men, end to the road an international hit. ♪ although we've come to the end of the road ♪ ♪ still i can't let go ♪ >> reporter: even the young artists not shying away from heartbreak like olivia rodrigo's "sour," proving the genre is here to stay. ♪ >> reporter: adele telling her fans that her upcoming new album "30" will be released november 19th. get ready. back to you guys. >> all right, ike, thank you. is it sad boyz ii men reminded me of a breakup back in the day? >> was that the tear i saw? >> exactly, the tissues over there. >> okay. >> these artists know what they're doing. we'll be right back with our play of the day. >>> we'll be right back with our "play of the day." they may have lost an eye, or their hearing, or their youthful good looks. but there's a lot of things these remarkable dogs haven't lost... like their ability to lick, wag,

but the best ♪ >> jimmy: and a lot of people are hoping it'll feature some duets, maybe one with beyonceyou too ♪ [ laughter and applause >> steve: okay, wait for it. wait for it. >> jimmy: who knows? all i know is that nothing will stop people from getting their hands on the new album it doesn't matter if it starts pouring -- ♪ rain ♪ >> jimmy: or if -- ♪ there's a fire ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: heck, they won't even stop if they look up like chicken little and see - ♪ the sky fall ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: because it's adele she's so talented, when you listen to her music, sometimes it feels great, but -- ♪ sometimes it hurts instead ♪ >> jimmy: but no matter what, everyone is glad she's back, and as for me, i'm going to listen to the new album -- ♪ a thousand times ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: stick around we'll be right back with jamie foxx, everybody. come on back [ cheers and applause ♪ betty is saving big, holiday shopping at amazon. so now, she's free to become ... bear hug betty. settle in kids, you'll be there a while. ooo, where you going? tums vs. mozzarella stick settle i

always good to start your day with a little beyonce and we are crazy, crazy in love! >> yeah.thank you. you'll hear a lot of singing around here if i'm in the studio. this morning queen bey has a new song that has her fans buzzing and we'll have more in "pop" in the next hour. >> a lot of people don't know this -- ramos is a really good singer. victor, on the other hand, not so much. >> last week i was here, adele released her single. let's keep it going. it's like a big serenade in here. >> no national anthem in the wings. >> no, no, no. >>> we have a lot to get to this morning. here is a look at big stories we are following. happening right now walmart is recalling an aromatherapy room spray linked to a rare and potentially deadly bacteria. the company pulling better homes and gardens aromatherapy room spray from its she wills. the cdc has been investigating a cluster of four cases including two deaths. >>> also right now the coast guard stepping in to rescue 25 people stranded on a boat off the coast of san diego. officials saying the passengers were stuck for about three d

here says that he probably will down to the streets tomorrow to enjoy beyonce all the festivities for tomorrow and then if and when the giants win tomorrow game one against atlanta braves will be here on saturday for the next round. i got to tell you. sports fan in me says giants, the reporter in me says the objective. so i'm not going just have to guess real hard. thank time now 7. '05. and right now certain employees and businesses in san francisco have to prove they're vaccinated if they want to go to work that today is the deadline. the mandate going into effect this morning. as a matter of fact, property. the live in the city to explain. good morning. camila. >> good morning, guys. so roll up your sleeves. if you want to work in san francisco today. employees at certain businesses must prove that they're fully vaccinated. if they want to clock in and this applies to people who work in areas where there's a lot of contact. so check this out. this rule goes for workers at businesses like bars, theaters, clubs, restaurants entertainment venues as well as indoor gyms. now san francis

. >> the only blue we support is beyonce's daughter. >> go, giants. >> we only root for the giants. >dodgers. >> my mama didn't raise no dodgers fan. go giants. >> do the same stuff but talk about the dodgers. >> i cannot support the dodgers. i'm sorry. >> no, no. it's fun. it's just about how people don't stick to their allegiance zblpz i can't even be seen -- >> no, it's fine. it's tv. it's not tiktok. no one will see it. >> i know, but my professor's -- i can't do it. i'm sorry. >> giants! yeah! >> you're loyal fans. how important is loyalty? >> loyalty is everything. i ride with san francisco all the way. orange and black looks so much better than the blue. >> is that right? >> go, l.a.! dodgers, man! blue is way better than orange and black. >> that actually goes with your eyes really well. hang in there, give it a try. >> my momma didn't raise no giants fan. go dodgers. >> how'd that feel? >> terrible. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, sometimes you can be too night. we have a good show for you tonight. jonathan majors is here. we have music from walk the moon. and we'll b

[ laughter ] >> hey, springsteen is in it >> jimmy: beyonce's in it. [ talking over each other >> marlonorry. i'm going to stop now. >> maybe we should just show the clip >> jimmy: all right, yeah. >> let it speak for itself >> jimmy: it's your show [ laughter ] let's take a look at "only murders in the building. take a look. >> the title of their podcast is "dimas chicken wraps presents, colon, only murders in the building. [ laughter ] >> i do love dimas chicken wraps. >> teddy, do you understand how huge fallon is in greece [ laughter ] do you know what my cousins back on nisyros are going to do when they see this they're going to [ bleep ] themselves, oli! they're going to squat right down on their goat fields and [ bleep ] themselves in envy [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: that's fantastic >> there's no one funnier and no one more perfect in everything he does than nathan lane. >> nathan lane was spectacular and you were, too. but nathan lane is a a professional and - [ laughter ] >> what does that mean >> it was a stretch for jimmy. he was playing a talk show host [ la

. >>> speaking of the >> i'm just going to text beyonce. can you help me?'t work early. or late. and i need to make enough to make it worthwhile. i can only work two days a week. and it can't interfere with my other job. i can do full-time. just not daytime. and i need benefits. good ones. and you know, it would be nice if you paid for my tuition. like all of it. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> back now it is 8:51. we're digging into some of the the "new york times" most popular recipes. >> more than a thousand drinks and recipes can be found in the one of a kind book, the essential ""new york times" cook dht book >> amanda is the founder she spent years trying and tasting all these recipes. >> tough job, amanda >> how on earth did you narrow it down? >> i talked to readers the "times" helped me, fellow writers. >> it's too heavy. >> it's about a thousand just short of. >> it's the biggest cookbook i've ever seen >> it's got it all, got it all >> you picked these two, though. these are some of your favorites? >> yes, in the new edition this is a spicy beef stir fry. it can be as

legends like beyonce, prince, and gaga have brought down the house., i'm drowning in the night when i'm like this you're the one i trust ♪ >> and that is what makes the super bowl must-see tv all eyes are on halftimesuper b. all eyes are on performances for the spectacle, the stunts, the star power remember when bruno mars headlined? 115 million people tuned in to watch him get down on the gridiron in a halftime show that was a run away success ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪♪ >> bruno, the man with the moves. and now, one of the most iconic cheer teams not just in football, but in all of sports, now taking the field please welcome the dallas cowboys cheerleaders whether or not you're a cowboys fan, get ready to root for the white and blue ♪ go cowboys ♪ go cowboys ♪ go cowboys >> the super bowl is more than just a game, as you know it's an event. you come for the football, you stay for the commercials they make us laugh, they make us cry. the best ones stick with us long after the game ends. >> hey, al just watching the game with hoda >> me, too i'm at a bar having a be

this morning, one of the world's most influential fashion designers, known for dressing stars like beyonceam from his recovery showing his entire torso and both arms wrapped in bandages with severe burns on his face. writing, i finally feel ready to share this. i've been hiding this for too long and it's time for you to know. for a year, he said, he hid his injuries, he tried everything to hide what happened from as many people as possible. to be honest, i'm not sure why i was so ashamed, maybe this obsession with perfection that fashion is known for and my own insecurities. celebrating his ten-year anniversary runway show just a week before opening up about his injuries. >> now we know there was real meaning behind it. represented freedom. the dresses looked like bandages. >> reporter: beloved by fellow fashion designers and celebrities, many now reaching out in support. dontella versace. writing, i'm so glad you're safe. kim kardashian posting their love and their mom kris jenner writing, you have been so proud and so positive through it all and i'm so proud of you. rousteing didn't give

beyonce has sauce in her bag.s a wicked sense of humor. >> so lovely and charming and talented. >>> finally this morning, so special. animated oprah. oprah is getting her story told in a children's book. isn't that cute? it's part of author brad meltzer's picture book series, ordinary people change the world. it's called "i am oprah." it tells the story of her childhood to her success today, and lessons about perseverance and acceptance. something oprah has taught us a lot about over her incredible career, and the best part we think is if we turned the pages, look at that. you'll see an illustration of a group of trailblazing women and who's that? who's that one in the orange there? oh, that's robin. 4robin roberts. look at you. alongside gwen ifill, and carole simpson. everyone has a story to tell. congratulations. >> i'm honored to be in that group. i know them well. >> cartoon. >> i think of gwen ifill. carole simpson? abc news and her little sign why you have. she goes, carole simpson. carole simpson. she is a

. >> it's so good to see you is you're like a celebrity, like beyonce. >> somebody said they wished stephanie ruhle was here we could have said it's jha ruhle. >> we really appreciate it thank you so much. >>> we're going to say good morning to craig. >> good to see you in person with time running out, the senate appears to be nearing a debt ceiling agreement to pull the nation back from the brink and avoid what many have warned would have triggered an economic crisis garrett haake joins us with the latest from the hill garrett, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this tentative agreement in thea senate only delays dealing with this issue until december which means we could be facing another debt limit crisis affecting things like social security payments, food stamps and military pay just before christmas. >> reporter: after negotiating late into the night, there is still no deal on the debt limit. >> we're making good progress. we're not there yet. i hope we can come to an agreement tomorrow morning. >> reporter: earlier in the day, lawmakers reached a tentative agreement to extend the

only a handful of recognized by just their first name, adele, beyonce and, of course, reba >> she has we're doing good. happy that you're on a lot of artists put out box sets before. how did you come up with the idea to break it up into three different categories >> i didn't come up with that. i'm the doer, not the thinker upper. but my record label came up with it my team worked hard with them. instead of doing a box set, which we have done before, it was revised. it's the songs that the band and i went into the studio and re-recorded the songs that have been number one records. but we recorded them the way we do them on stage live. and then the remix is the dance mix of all the songs, ten song that is we do which were a lot of fun and i went into the studio with dave cobb and stripped down some of the songs "fancy" is on all three albums. >> i can't believe you had never gotten together and collaborated with dolly parton. but you two get together and do a duet how was that >> it was a lot of fun getting to do the video. unfortunately, we didn't get to do the recording together becau

as evidences here in beyonce's no angel video.ially true in southern california when mexican-americans were purchasing cars with the money they were earning from their service in world war ii. they began employing the training they received in the army and began tinkering with in thes like the engine, painting exteriors and weighting the back to low ride the bodies. they would be on display in strips in the city. sadly, not too long ago, these gatherings were a target of the police who considered the clubs to be gangs. joy and celebration prompted harassment and accusation. a san francisco low rider president told kpix last month. >> it was blatant racism that while here we're riding low and slow, across the city, the white kids were racing for pink slips on the great highway. >> the low riders eventually filed a civil rights lawsuit in federal court and they won. now these cars and their owners are finally getting their due. san francisco declared september 18th low rider day, and mayor london breed toured an exhibit of low rider

in that video that told him that he was concerned about the way she would have been handled by her beyoncÉat. and certainly, during the autopsy, we would find evidence that there had been manual strangulation in the soft tissues of the neck. >> we know that brian laundrie spent so much time with gabby, and i'm sure that his dna is going to be all over the place here because they were together in that little band. how could the cause of death potentially point to him becaus at this point, there still doesn't appear to be any evidence that points directly t him in the case of her death? >> that is very interesting. of course a lot of cases are built on circumstance. this may end up being one as well. i think what we might tell from the dna is is there any other dna involved that is not brian laundrie. we know he created the timeline where he was not with her for a couple of periods of time, did she meet with somebody else? could somebody else have been involved? i think the dna won't so much allow us to implicate brian laundrie, but it may point to other people depending on the findings for

as beyonce might have said, you've got to sell it, honey. brian: ainsley, she's already left. the courageous turk. ♪ ♪ >> i'm dan cohen, i've been at foxr 25 years. >> i'm rob monaco, i've been at fox news for 25 years. >> everything was brand new. we were figuring it out as we went. >> we're right out of college, it's the most exciting time of our lives. we can do whatever we want to learn this business, and that's what we did. >> they built the newsroom, put in the floor, and next day everything had desks. the next day everything had computers, and people were like, oh, the internet. >> i remember telling dan i needed something. well, just check your e-mail. we have e-mail? we've been here therefore, and now i think dan and i are more mentors. >> when i think 25 years, it just amazes me how fast it went. >> if you love what you, do it doesn't feel like a job, which it didn't. ♪ ♪ when you're driving a lincoln, stress seems to evaporate into thin air. which leaves us to wonder, where does it go? does it get tangled up in knots? or fall victim to gravity? or maybe it winds up