but abba were of that moment. the we re but abba were of that moment. the were 70s, 80s.ll be there. but they look different. but the rolling stones are still performing. why do you think they really don't want to? because of some of them did and enjoyed touring? there was always conflict within a abba. it was definitely that they saw themselves in certain ways. two of them are famous before abba form. and i think we sought that was a bit of an uneven game at the end of the day. but they don't deny the songs that they had. two girls are so striking. —— that were so striking. it was just that they were worried it would might spoil the magic about that. i don't think eitherfour might spoil the magic about that. i don't think either four of them would want to spoil that memory we have. their clothes are as much part of abba as the music was. we can look back now at the close they were without laughing. but we all remember it. and afair and a fair bet that the new songs will go to number one? and a fair bet that the new songs will go to number one ?|j and a fair bet that the

new abba songs?ing yet but there's lots to choose from of the old stuff and yeah, i'm not ready to say that yet. so there could be new songs? i'm... it's up in the air. stay tuned. yeah. well, here they are. earlier i spoke to our correspondent in stockholm, maddie savage, and i started by asking her what the reaction has been in abba's home country. as you can imagine, a strong reaction from sweden. abba, one of their most famous musical exports of all time. sold more than 400 million records around the world. although they were both hands and a bbc interview, this is a group that has famously said for years that they are not going to reform, they are not going to get together and perform again on stage. we know they are not going to do that physically. but there is going to be a version of this with these hologram avatar soars. and now this new today that there's going to new music. we know there's going to new music. we know the names of one of the tracks it is called i still have faith in you and

abba reforms after 35 years.en better to bash together to tour but they have been ina together to tour but they have been in a recording studio and they are going to release two new singles and there is an avatar tour. they have these two singles which are exciting, for abba fans around the world but this tour is going to involve polygrams world but this tour is going to involve polyg rams so world but this tour is going to involve polygrams so they will perform but they will not be there in person. they will be using the holograms and apparently this has happened before. this is something that people do. i am sure they are relatively elderly now. there are other bands i cut out on stage into it in person so i think it is a bit ofa it in person so i think it is a bit of a shame for fans to not see them in person. the sun has butted together in two bombshell reunions. abba in north and south korea. use a critics describe it as a pop miracle in the biggest story in the pop music industry. i was brought up with this

more now on abba, and the news that they are releasing

who will ta ke discuss the music from abba who will take us back to the 1970s.news bulletins with global interest, looking at how people in germany and us and australia have been obsessed with this story because as you say, a great three, the band that haven't released any new music and 35 years and still are really close to people's heart and in sweden there area people's heart and in sweden there are a lot of genuine fans. the name of the latest addition to the british royal family has been revealed four days after he was shown off to the world. the duke and duchess of cambridge's third child is louis arthur charles. he'll be known as prince louis of cambridge. here's our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell. cheering. it's taken four days — twice the time it took to decide the names of george and charlotte — but finally, the cambridges' baby has a new name — louis. it's a departure from the anglo—saxon names the royals normally choose for something which is french and german in origin. so, what is going on? is this a subtle message of solidarity with europe

and having the time of their lives — pop group abba record their first

they toured the world, but when the relationships broke up, so did abba.ceased to exist in 1982. fans have always dreamt of a reunion, and hopes were reignited when in 2016, the four members appeared on stage and sang at an invitation-only event. now that have reunited in the studio, the question is whether they will perform together live. >> ♪ feeling like a number one brent: and here is a reminder of the top story we are following for you. germany's chancellor angela merkel has met with u.s. president donald trump to discuss trade, but despite it warmer atmosphere, there were unable to overcome differences on the iran nuclear deal. after a short break, i will take you through the day. korean peace, trump and merkel, and knowing me, knowing you again. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] steves: the dramatic rock of cashel is one of ireland's most evocative sites. this was the seat of ancient irish kings for seven centuries. st. patrick baptized king aengus

but soon, abba fans will get to hear them and thank them for the music all over again. off to the world. the duke and duchess of cambridge's third child is louis arthur charles. he'll be known as prince louis of cambridge. here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. cheering. it's taken four days — twice the time it took to decide the names of george and charlotte — but finally, the cambridges' new baby has a new name — louis. it's a departure from the anglo—saxon names the royals normally choose for something which is french and german in origin. so, what is going on? is this a subtle message of solidarity with europe? or is it simply that william and catherine like the name? the evidence suggests the latter. after william's birth in 1982, he was named by his parents william arthur philip louis. it was a tribute by prince charles to his beloved great—uncle, lord louis mountbatten, earl mountbatten of burma, who'd been murdered by the ira three years before william's birth. five years ago, william and catherine named theirfirstborn son george alexander louis. so t

the swedish pop stars abba have recorded two new songs, their first since the 80s.

abbas ch abbas. this report indicates that the muslim ban has succeeded in its purpose, creating additional anti-muslim sentiment in the united states. the muslim ban's purpose was to foment animosity towards islam and that's exactly what it's done. this report lays out in clear detail with numbers that there has been an increase in anti-muslim incidents. there's been an increase in anti-muslim hate crimes. it's not just a volume of anti-muslim incidents that have increased, it's also their character. anti-muslim incidents throughout the united states have regularly referred to the exclusion of muslims and their rival the trump administration as encouraging signs in those that seek to marginalize muslims and demonize islam. from [inaudible] they've had religious liberties that are protected by the first amendment. supreme court this week will hear arguments in a case that's a first of its kind. the president calibrated that, demonizing muslims. is there any doubt, does anybody question the desire of

with members many of them will be handpicked members by mahmoud abbas and as well as that electing new members of the executive committee of the p.l.o. which is the most senior body of palestinian leaders and so there are some who are saying that this is something of cementing of power by mahmoud abbas there's also indications that there is an attempt to give some of the powers of the p. and c. this very large body which as you say has met for so long to a smaller body called the central council again which could give him more decision making capability in the coming days this is what the secretary general of the p. and c. said this is all about how they got that the how do you learn how to get we need a unified front these council is meant to maintain legitimacy we're almost losing the quorum in the p.l.o. executive committee and we don't want that and we want a healthy legitimate and a popular framework we might disagree how much says there needs to be unity we agree we are all for reconciliation if that's achieved we can hold another p. and c. session in three months. well there you

the poproup abba recordimu their first c in 35 years. ♪ anchor: hello and welcome to the program.you are watching bbc news at this time on friday, thursday you would have witnessed the start of the histori summit between the leaders of north and south korea is. the interal community have welcomed the talks. president trump says there will beono let up in the pressur the north until the peninsula is free of nuclear weapons. the u.s. president said he had a responsibility to strike a deal if possible when he meets the northng leader in the co weeks. stay with us with more on the internationaln react to the meeting. first, we look back at the day's events. reporter: this one outstretched hand could offer the korean peninsula a fresh start. the north korean leader, also a fake -- often a figure of fear, as he took his store accepts south. -- historic steps south. and then he directed the acti, . togethe leaders crossed back and forth over the border that separ tedhem for 65 years. he said heelt a swell of a emotion- of an upbeat honor guard seemed to capture the moment. a new chapter

fossett is standing by in ramallah to tell us why and coming to america i jarius president mahmoud abbas said to be the first speaker from sub-saharan africa to visit the trump white house after a series of false starts could this mock the beginning of the trumpet ministrations africa policy the diplomatic route between kuwait and the philippines continues to grow over the treatment of domestic workers i mean i'll take a look at the videos that led to this escalation and. now i am in the news breaks on al-jazeera live on air and streaming online for you tube facebook live and at al-jazeera dot com thank you for joining us it's been a day of bloodshed in afghanistan dozens of people have been killed in a series of attacks in the capital kabul twenty five people died as suicide bombers set off explosives within minutes of each other close to the intelligence headquarters eisel says it carried out the attack nine of the dead were journalists who had rushed to the scene after the first explosion making this one of the worst days for media in afghanistan since two thousand. in one and in the

the museum says abba sold 375 million albums.gest export after volvo. but talk of a comeback was crushed only a few short years ago. >> we want people to see us as we were during the '70s, that young ambitious energetic group. >> and now thanks to modern technology, recreating their energetic self, abba is back. and so is mama mia, the movie. a sequel due this summer with new songs, a new movie and avatars. ♪ take a chance on me >> old fans like me will lap it up. new fans will be found. and abba will live on for the next generation. richard quest, cnn, new york. >> dancing queens are back. i'm ready. >> and we'll be right back after the break. e for just $59. it can lead you on an unexpec ted journey... ...to discover your heritage. get ancestrydna for just $59. the lowest price of the year. only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol® we just switched to geico and got more. more? they've been saving folks money for over 75 years. a company you can trust. g

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well mama mia shocking news now from the world of music abba is back the iconic swedish pop group of announce their first recording in thirty five years on their official instagram account that they say that they've recorded two new songs the message signed by all four members says that when they got into the recording studio again it was like time stood still and we had only been away on a short holiday they must have good genes broke up in one thousand nine hundred two after a seemingly never ending stream of hits in the one nine hundred seventy s. of their new music they say we may have come of age but the song is new and it feels good well abba fans young and old have welcomed this news generations of dancing queens have taken to social media to thank them for the new music wunpost and welcome back al but we can't wait for your new songs neither can my mom here's another please tour for real i grew up with your music and it continues to bring me joy sadly some fans are in for a shock the groups that they won't be performing in the flesh. these young writer buren says that he and

the thinking is that mahmoud abbas will be very close to highly paid people very closely aligned with him cementing his power there is talk as well of passing some of the power of the d.n.c. this vast body of more than seven hundred people to the much smaller central council which again could free his hand and how he deals with some of the challenges going forward if the next weeks and months not least of the reconciliation between front of which dominates the v.a. here in iraq by the west bank and hamas in gaza the reconciliation efforts have been underway for some six months now continue to falter and look pretty much debris. and with them various factions trying to put on some sort of unified front i am suspecting that the saudi crown prince his comments about tech sets of the peace proposal or shut up and stop complaining aimed at the palestinians will not be going down very well. well no except there isn't any real purpose for appetites as you see them i'm sorry you had a problem except there isn't really any real appetites to. address those head on we have had a comment from sab

encouraged and supported by the abbas of caliphs. muslims began adding their own scholarship to the stock of human knowledge. laying the groundwork for europe's run of songs and centuries to come. in siena or the west gnosis and the center had written not only philosophical texts but also a very important treatise and medicine was translate into latin became the standard textbook for european medical schools for centuries. but the golden age of the a bus its was destined to be short lived. in eight thirty six the eighth a bus that kind of a not awesome moved this capital here to some era in iraq. it was also to be a military base for the caliphs new army. an army of turkic mercenaries. toughened by life on the steps of central asia. an army. that would soon erode the power of the caliphs. but that i'm sort of out of me yet it died she and she and i must sign it all more if we don't you know. how you like that martha sim milat that iraq was wow home. and new when at eighty. in eight forty seven here and some era turkic army commanders

have you followed what they have done since they stopped being abba?ery impressed. it was really good. they continue to do things like that and it is important. i think bjorn is working at some restaurant seemed idea where the music is being played while you eat at the restaurant. it is many and very. i saw a documentary about your character. should not become a recluse, but she seemed quite shy. she had a solo career, but she seemed that she didn't really want to ta ke seemed that she didn't really want to take to the stage again. that is understandable perhaps when you are that famous. it was big. they were extremely famous. she was a mother. lama extremely famous. she was a mother. i am a mother as well. i do understand that. it can take you away from your family. as much as we love the music, yeah, you just sometimes want to go that is enough. i have to ask with you have a favourite song. obviously it will be the new one. do you have assigned you like? i think probably gimme, gimme man after midnight. it is really fu n ky gimme man after midnight.

and thank you for more music, abba reunite to record new songs, for the first time since 1983.ronman the hulk and 20 more superheroes unite to fight their most powerful enemy yet in avengers infinity ward. here what was thought of it and the rest of this week's cinema and dvd releases in the somerville —— avengers: infinty war. good evening and welcome to bbc news. after a historic face to face meeting, the leaders of north and south korea have declared their commitment to work towards the complete de—nuclearisation of the korean peninsula. kim jong—un and president moon jae—in shook hands on the border, in the place where an armistice was signed in 1953 pausing the korean war. in a joint statement at the end of their talks, the leaders said there would be no more war on the korean peninsula. laura bicker reports from south korea. this one outstretched hand could offer the korean peninsulas a fresh start. the north korean leader, often a figure of fear, smiled as he took the historic step south. then he decided to direct the action. together, the two leaders crossed back and fo

on all of this well i think that president abbas of course like everybody in the west bank supports people in the gaza strip supports the same causes and president abbas of course in terms of the peace process president and basses been the man that always promoted peace by negotiation accord trumps to be laid down and perhaps what he's finding is a deaf ear with with with israel you know this as was pointed out earlier this is a key issue for the resolution of the conflict between israel and the palestinians the refugee issue so i think that he will continue to walk on the political and diplomatic side to see if a resolution could be reached in that way ok beverly milton edwards thanks very much again for joining us here in doha. ok still ahead here on al-jazeera. long. as former president jacob zuma remains defiant opera pairing in court on corruption charges over a multi-billion dollar on this deal plus. brazil's former president says he can still run for office again even though he's been ordered to go to jail. united states has announced more sanctions against russia for what it

the much was taken by president mahmoud abbas about a year ago to the jewish. on monday the palestinian national council is due to me to that i'm it's supposed to represent all palestinian factions and its decisions are binding but many groups such as hamas islamic jihad and the popular front for the liberation of palestine staying away more bickering among the factions. while life here is becoming progressively worse so many people we talk to say they're fed up with one of them. no no no they do nothing for us i don't care about their meeting so many meetings all with no results all they care about is their own power. even many of the children will tell you there are no opportunities here they see their parents struggle their elder siblings complete their studies but find no work they've never left gaza and yet still seem aware that something is missing stephanie decker al-jazeera gaza. a u.n. security council delegation has arrived in man maher after visiting range of muslim sheltering and comes across the border in bangladesh meet with top mean more official

abba making all the front pages this morning.and another picture of the two leaders of north and south korea preparing to cross the border to ta ke preparing to cross the border to take —— shake hands. preparing to cross the border to take -- shake hands. on the daily mail, car theft cover up is the headline. it is talking about the cover—up from carmakers about a security flaw. i a shop the other day and there was a shell suit for sale. it may be regret ever in in mind. 0ne sale. it may be regret ever in in mind. one was neon purple and yellow with pink stripes. classic, mine was navy blue and white stripes. those we re navy blue and white stripes. those were the days, those flammable outfits were used to wear. so they are back? allah had it the supermodel is pictured in a shell suit. —— bella hadid. supermodel is pictured in a shell suit. -- bella hadid. justin bieber is there... could you imagine if we went out wearing one of those? we could not pull this off. but also of these new nonflammable ones, because that was a huge pr

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the suffering of the abbas of caliphs continued under turkish military domination. but by the mid tenth century a new force had emerged. a persian dynasty. but an end to turkish control of a caliphate. but no boy was home. when my baloch up. live and all our lives now are. minor in that i'm old and look at the american on a well known level and of the i have a sunni when i'm on the ground going up because we're going to. we're still what's to come for the our bassett's. and nine sixty nine a phantom of army captured egypt. three years later the forefront the macallan and moyes abandoned his capital maggie and tunisia and headed east. for the next two centuries the newly built city of cairo which serves as the seat of the shia. the fatah it's considered back caliphate universal so ideally they wanted to expand that palace from their original base in north africa back into each it on into syria and ultimately to encompass the whole islamic well they weren't able to achieve that and were instead happened in the tenth century was the islamic world became divided between

well it's a question that's been circling around for many years and it is one that mahmoud abbas and self has studiously tried to avoid in that time if you talk to analysts here they say that he isn't really looking to plan in any great detail exactly who will take over for him in the event of his demise but there is obviously an effort to try and systematize the whole situation the palestinian legislative council the the proper body the proper parliamentary body that the p.a. . has an end and should have the elections of course haven't happened in more than a decade that is essentially defunct they want something functioning and somehow democratized even though this this process isn't really democratic it's all in order to be a viable body to go forward after so much power has been centered on mahmoud abbas for so long so rather than annoying to anyone we're not expecting that in this week but we may see some kind of system put in place to take the palestinian leadership forward over the next few years many things happening for say the line for us in ramallah. still to come on this

and having the time of their lives — pop group abba record their first

now, 35 years after they last worked together, the swedish supergroup abba announced today that they've isn't the new work — no release date has been set for that, but one of the tracks, titled i still have faith in you, will be performed in december, on a tv special to be broadcast by the bbc. the group said that when they went back into the recording studio it was as if they had just been away ona it was as if they had just been away on a short holiday. the name of the latest addition to the royal family has been revealed — four days after he was shown off to the world's media. the duke and duchess of cambridge's third child is louis arthur charles — he'll be known as prince louis of cambridge. here's our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell. it's taken four days, twice the time it took to decide the names of george and charlotte, but finally the cambridges' new baby has a name. louis. it's a departure from the anglo—saxon names the royals normally choose, for something which is french and german in origin. so what's going on? is this a subtle message of solidarity with europe? or i

hundreds of thousands of people take to the streets abbas alone as a protest against the jailing of nine cattle and separatist leaders. and all charged up for it sparking drivers in jordan to turn away from fuel burning cars. the u.s. has announced it's to impose further new sanctions against russia for its support of syria's government washington's envoy at the u.n. nikki haley says they'll target companies involved in syria's alleged chemical weapons program this follows saturday mornings as strikes on syrian military installations that allegedly stored chemical weapons so you will think that russian sanctions will be coming down secretary mineta will be announcing those on monday if he hasn't already and they will go directly to any sort of companies that were dealing with equipment related to assad and chemical weapons use and so i think everyone is going to feel that at this point i think everyone knows that we send a strong message and our hope is that they listen to it. french president emanuel micro says he's convinced president trump to keep her long term u.s. presence in syria

them, all this money, it's only to destroy the state of israel and the second reason that mahmoud abbas decided to stop any funding to support in the gaza strip is payment for a electricity, water, etc. they try also. their last frictions are now in the border. i'm not sure if people really pay attention, what are their slogans? what are their demands? how can they live side-by-side with israel in peace, not to create jobs but to destroy the state of israel . they are speaking to an intent to take over for tel aviv. not a demand to negotiate for peace, the opposite. and of course, you mentioned all challenges that we are facing around our own borders. maybe we are facing more challenges than any other country in the world. in the gaza strip, you have to hamas and the islamic jihad. in that sinai we have the islamic state. and in lebanon, we have hezbollah. in syria we have the kia and behind all of them, in israel of course in all reality we are trying to manage the situation. we are trying to create modern society and a moderate society. and at the same time to protect ourselves. it's

abba was invited to the u.s. to speak about human rights violations in the philippines such as the 12,000 extra judicial killings under philippine's president rodrigo duterte, the displacement of hundreds of thousands of indigenous people. mr. aba never made it out out of the airport and was sent back to the philippines. he reported being tortured by officials in the airport. he said he did not have access to phone or belongings. was denied legal counsel. was ordered to strip naked and interrogated as they turned on industrial fan in the room. despite telling the officers he's muslim, was given only a ham sandwich which he couldn't eat while he was there for over 28 hours. we need a formal investigation of the egregious torture allegations because our city will not tolerate the inhumane treatment of our residents or visitors. the rest i submit. >> clerk: madame president? >> president breed: colleagues, i have two items today. the first item that i'm introducing is for the mental health care coordination program,

the swedish pop stars, abba, have recorded two new songs — their first for about 35 years.roup said they were an unexpected consequence of their recent decision to put together a "virtual reality" tour. it's not yet known when the tracks will be released. coming up on bbc news, newswatch, but first it's time for click. welcome to iceland, one of the strangest places i've ever been. it is icecold. and boiling hot. now, that does come with advantages. the volcanic activity that formed the island millions of years ago means it has access to very cheap geothermal electricity. and all that cold air? that can be used as a free cooling system. so cheap electricity and cold air. in short, the perfect place to put a load of computers. oh wow. every single one of these is a home computer. that's all it is. that is a desktop computer. and there are thousands of them. so what is it that these computers are doing that warrants all this noise, this heat, and this power? well, they are creating or mining cryptocurrency. yep, cryptocurrency, the new family of virtual currencies that its en

money money money as it is thank you very much monica thank you shocking news for the world of music abba arbat yes you heard right the iconic swedish pop group back together again for the first time in thirty five years on their official instagram account they say they have according to yourselves the message signed by all four members when they got into the recording studio it was like time stood still and we'd only been away for a short holiday broke up in one nine hundred eighty two after a seemingly never ending string of popular hits in the night in seventy's of the new music they say we may have come out and we may have come of age but the song is new and it feels good to have a fans young and old have welcomed the news that generations of dancing queens have taken to social media to found them for the new music one posted welcome back can't wait for your new songs neither can my mum and here's another please tour for real i grew up with your music and it continues to bring me joy sadly some fans are in for a shock the groups as they won't be performing in the flesh songwriter bjor

now, 35 years after they last all worked together, abba announced today that they've recorded two newre's no release date for that, but one track, titled ‘i still have faith in you', will be performed in december, on a bbc tv special. the group said when they went back into the recording studio it was as if they'd just been away on a short holiday. that's a summary of the news, meet the author is in half an hour, followed by a full news bulletin at midnight — but now on bbc news it's time for newsnight with kirsty wark. tonight, after a seven—hour wait, amber rudd has finally spoken up by tweets to explain herself over a leaked memo which she claims she never saw and which contradicts her testimony to mps. the document confirmed there were national targets on forced returns promised to her last year and amber rudd's got that memo. she's still in her post, but a weekend is a long time in politics. the shadow immigration minister is here to make it even longer. also tonight, no nuclear weapons in the korean peninsula sounds great, but beyond the hugs is that a victory for peace or tacti

the concept of the ismaili caliphate is completely different from the abbas that kind of thing because of the claim to divine inspiration and divine guidance which the fatah movement put forward they certainly developed institution which was theoretically completely different from the abbas that. the fatah meds now began to expand their state westwards into the market. but this would lead to a clash with another major muslim power. and soon the islamic world would find itself in a surreal position. baghdad . by nine hundred twelve they all made emirates in under sia was over a century and a half old. ruled from cordoba by the eighth i mean. the third. after crossing all rebellions. and uniting under the sea and he looked towards expanding southwards across the mediterranean. yes banishment of the fucking caliphate what is no. one to us call the flick of the tongue meant a big threat for them i guess terms of the political control of the better but that existed india. to strengthen his position. in nine twenty nine. the rahman declared the undersea an emirate an independent oh my god ca

so yeah obviously it's not it is harboring abbas but it shows that we do support him as a city as. the case attracted international attention with the pope weighing in and inviting his father to the vatican. i wish to repeat and strongly confirm that the only master of life from the beginning until the natural and is god. it is our duty. it is our duty to do everything to nurture life in. these case has sparked a fierce debate in the u.k. over who should make decisions for a child's health but for hundreds of people in liverpool on saturday it was time to come together and remember an all too short life. and for more on this story. from the w. news desk joins me in this year huge publicity surrounding this very painful story support coming from the vatican as well for keeping alfie alive tell us a little bit more about this really is a case that's true and while why attention has been a huge outpouring of grief today after we've learned that that alfie very sadly lost his life the pope yes he's someone that's really helped bring the story into the headlines he's tweeted today i'm d

and b c in the us and yeah that's when we will see the avatar versions of abba as well singing those songs whether we see agnetha benny bjorn and unafraid on stage again live who knows he said i remember those costumes from the first time around and i don't remember them being quite as bad as that why do you think it remains so popular not just to old as it's to be almost as well oh it's virtually impossible to not know them to not like them in tracks like waterloo dancing queen i don't know one of us she could be tied to just keep coming you know that you cannot not know this music and i mean i cannot claim to be part of generation album if you like but even i am aware of their brand identity this whole ethos that they have kind of really kept for years for the fact that the album sound is so universally appealing timeless you might be more say still relevant they were all those grades ahead of mitt imitated but never duplicated the music might be cheesy at times but come on a line like you know the winner takes it all the loser has to fall that's who i mean that's poetry for the ma

. >>> a major announcement from swedish pop group abba overnight, recording two new songs. made the announcement less than an hour ago. it's the first time the group has recorded new material in 35 years. one of the songs titled "i still have faith in you" will be performed by the group's holograms in december. >> what are you saying? i bet the beat is going to be like -- i'm probably right, right? >> when you do that, it triggers me. it makes he recall the awfulness of that stage show. i know people love "mamma mia." >> and the movie with meryl streep and getting to see colin firth sing? there's a sequel coming your way. hey mike nicco. >> anybody up here have the greatest hits cd? >> there you go. good for you, mike. >> bet you didn't know that. >> going to dance over to the green screen right now. exploratorium. look at the cloud cover out there. look how tranquil the bay is right now. cool again, increasing sunshine. tonight, a chance of light showers. the extended is going to get warm after the showers finally end, at least a chance of it monday. here is a look at our

yes it's abba. a lot of new songs is i still have faith in you.e featured in a tv special that will air in december. >>> time is now 5:22, steph curry will he be back playing for the warriors in the nba play offs? yesterday steph practiced wearing a brace in his injured left knee that has kept him out of the line up since march. he still have that has shot though. he missed the entire series against the spurs. lead coach steve kerr says steph may be back as soon as tomorrow. >> i would say questionable for game one. i think what we have to do is see how his body responds the rest of the day. put him through another practice tomorrow. i think he needs to string together a few good days. >>> the warriors hope steph can play against the pelicans that's tomorrow at oracle arena? let's talk about those san jose sharks they lost last night in the play off series. the golden nights had four goals in the first 40 minutes. the first was a 9-2 loss to calgary back in 1995. game two of their series is tomorrow night. >>> time is now 5:23, amazon raising the

it is ridiculous. >> it is catchy. >>> coming up next, abba.out this news. mama mia. here they go again. ♪ mama mia ♪ my, my meet me >> 35 years after the breakup, swedish pop band abba recorded two new songs. you have to wait until december for the first one called "i still have faith in you." you can take a chance on the new music with the special set to air on the bbc and here on nbc. they said being in the studio was a joyful experience. >> thank you. we're back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc. >>> that will do it for us on saturday morning. tomorrow on "sunday today." willie sits down with actress laurie metcalfe. talking about broadway to the success of the "roseanne" reboot. >> she is having a heck of a year. enjoy your day and have a fantastic weekend. ♪yeah ♪and i just wanna tell you right now that i♪ ♪i believe, i really do believe that♪ ♪something's got a hold on me, yeah♪ ♪oh, it must be love ♪oh, something's got a hold on me right now, child♪ ♪oh, it must be love ♪let me tell you now, oh it must be love♪ today, historical sites