chilean international or tear of adele has officially become a barcelona player after coming through a longer than normal medical test but they all had a knee operation last season but are so were happy with the results and his thirty five million dollars move from munich has now been finalized barsa are strengthening their squad following the departures of andreas iniesta and during the close season. of course being at barcelona is a much bigger deal than being a boy in munich this to me is the best team in the world i also think this could clearly be my years one must be in the best shape possible i hope to win all the titles with so why not the champions league in the next three seasons. belgian midfielder alex sol is on his way to germany to dortmund it's all his spent the last year in china with chanche and kwan john the twenty nine year old helped his country to a third place finish at this year's world cup tennis world number one rafa adel is stepping up his preparations ahead of the u.s. open in dallas about to return to action at the rogers cup in toronto he's been taking a

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and the award goes to oh, adele, surprise t is adele, actually. now as usual when one of trump's people turns on him the white house runs a smeer campaign play booblg saying the person has always been trash, with omarosa they dismissed her as a lying publicity hungry reality star who only cares about enriching herself. when trump heard that hes with like are you guys looking at my resume, are you? for more on this we turn to our senior political analyst ronny chieng, everybody. (applause) ronny what have we learned from omarosa's new book. >> well, i will tell you what i have learned, trevor there is nothing more profitable than working for donald trump, okay. because everyone who et goes fired by this guy gets a book deal. i'm waiting for him to fire his chef so we can get a ook cook book called 32 burger recipes our fat lying president likes. and i will tell you what omarosa taught me, is i am doing the right thing because i'm also secretary reitly taping everyone's conversations in this office. >> trevor: wait, what? you have been recording peo

aleppo leaflets have been dropped warning people to accept government rule al-jazeera as milad for adel is in a village in aleppo province which has seen some of the heaviest strikes. you know not a new massacre has been committed by the russian warplanes here in the village of. the western country side of aleppo. this village has seen for aerial rates during each of which four missiles have been launched in residential areas this led to the killing of more than thirty civilians most of them are women and children the destruction is that massive as you can see rescue teams are working hard to find survivors trapped under the rubble this area comes within the deescalation plan but it's still suffering damage and casualties following the russian area meanwhile there's also been big air raids in sirte then it lib and in northern mali where dozens of people have lost their lives. turkey's president has vowed to defy what he describes as u.s. attempts to undermine his country's economy have tiber john wrote an opinion piece in the new york times warning the u.s. must respect turkey sovereign

. >> adele wrote, i can't remember a day in my life without aretha franklin's voice and music fillingrt. and fans have been sharing their favorite memories of aretha on stage. like this time when she performed on b.e.t. and the moment she tossed that wig right off. >> do we have that video? wait for it! there it is. feelin' herself. and then take a look there. an epic nearly five-minute national anthem before the lions game on thanksgiving 2016. people kept thinking she was finished. >> no. >> but wait, there's more. >> they figured the lions had been waiting a while for a super bowl victory, they can wait for a national anthem lasting five minutes. >> people started opening their eyes. >> but to be there in that arena, breathing the same air as aretha franklin, as long as that was, we would have taken it. >> still in her fur coat nonetheless. >>> next to a milestone for an iconic movie, "grease", sandy the good girl and john travolta as danny zuko. >> and everyone is going a little crazy over these photos of newton-john and travolta in beverly hills going with the more modern look. 4

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the years it's little wonder then that there's some time spent lyrics about the place london born adeleroke this tribute. down great. country born ed sheeran needed time for climate ties to the big city. and the in gus' means stranger. than. all. the british capital is featured in fourteen thousand eight hundred in five songs but that only makes it our runner up. not. melancholic and romantic it is pay off love to her native paris as did jazz legend ella fitzgerald. love. number one with twenty thousand and seven songs is paris. the city of light is also the city of romance. one man even some the praises of a famous recent street. is a. cold as it is a. now bloggers have taken you tube by storm in the last few years with young creators using the platform to showcase their talents online but they're not all in their teens and twenty's folks who hails from the north german city of hamburg is a passionate chef and that eighty certainly well above the average age compared to a contemporaries like any granny she has a round signature dishes as helps her out by holding the camera when she sta

." >> when i say the name adele, what comes to mind? >> young singer, good singer. >> taylor swift?awyer in 2000. >> you like doing the diva thing? >> yeah, i do, sure. i love doing what a friend of my mine called a diva step every now and then, yeah. a diva move, sure. i love doing the diva thing.u j. you just diva do. >> that's what divas do, they just do. >> that's right, they just do. >> reporter: franklin even playfully lampooned herself. >> there's a snickers commercial that she's wonderful in. >> can we turn the ac up? i'm dying back here. >> it's on, can't you feel it? >> can you feel that? >> the conceit of the commercial that is people are bitchy, or divas, unless they have a snickers bar. >> oh, just eat a snickers, please. >> why? >> every time you get hungry, you turn into a diva. just eat it so we can all coexist -- >> eww, turn into a diva! >> uh-huh. >> with the snickers commercial, it was her tipping the hat to, yes, i know i'm a little bit of a diva, but that's how i am, love me or leave me. anybody who worked with her knew that there was some stuff that was going

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with the singing adele they're actually going to speed it queen of soul aretha franklin has passed away we're taking a look at the life and legacy of an amazing amazing singer. and of the temperature is still hovering around the fifty mark in the southwest of iran this no reason why it shouldn't be to be honest and he relieving shows a wind direction miles away is nothing really to be seen from space from the forecast point of view it's clearly not quite as hot was too hot on the rocky plain and cools down further west the hot wind blowing southwards the potential for showers in the caspian more or less gone that still got some i think in northern pakistan and maybe the eastern side of afghanistan and also that through tashkent these two major cities otherwise we still see little change q.h. forty one you might think is a huge contrast you go to northern kuwait and then cross the border is still hitting the forty nine fifty mark. now for the last day or so it's been a breezy and dusty time the sun's out of saudi out he waits for bahrain and even qatar the other option is for it to turn

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tein,: jonathan adels you mentioned earlier you are already testing 5g. where is that happening, and what have you learned? mr. adelstein: carriers are testing it out and about 30 cities across the country, and they are finding out that it is better than they hoped. they are using very high that weies, frequencies before considered not useful at all but are in fact finding the g are some of the best frequencies available, because in, pack a lot of data as far as lower frequency. how do you get around foliage, how do you get around rain? can you get around line of sight? can you get it to bounce off? to get the signal where it needs to go. successnding enormous in the technology, and 5g is enabling us to use these frequencies in ways that are remarkable, enormous amount of data being available by the fcc so that we can meet the consumer demand. iser: what, in your view, the best way to bring more spectrum online? mr. adelstein: right now, there is a law that congress passed the support that congress provided, that passed law -- a lot of people do not know

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arrest of women's rights activists in saudi arabia including saudi american human rights campaigner adel week it also urges the saudi authorities to immediately release them and all other peaceful human rights activists. on sunday saudi arabia shot back saying it will not accept any form of interference in its internal affairs adding it considers the canadian comment and attack on the kingdom in addition to freezing trade saudi arabia also ordered the canadian ambassador to leave the country labeling him a position a non grata at cerro with more news. thank you so much to you ben now the government of bangladesh wants to impose the death penalty on motorists found guilty of deliberately causing a fatal traffic accident that would be one of the harshest punishments worldwide the proposal to quell mass protest over road safety in the capital. that would be one of the harshest punishments worldwide the proposal to quell mass protest overrode safety in the capital. that. the chance has been echoing through the streets of darker for more than a week now paralyzing the mega city of eight hundr

performances but she always sang like in this two thousand and fourteen performance and she sang adele's hit rolling in the deep. engine is one of the queen of soul her fans she always was and always will be. retha franklin for seventy six years old. john hendren joins us live now from our ether franklins father's church in detroit that's where she began singing solos at the age of eight john says how a people they're responding in detroit and across the u.s. the news of her death. well there are people here remember her as the diva who lived next door they say she was a larger than life figure a queen that is what they were many of them called her but they also said you would see her at the grocery store many of the people in the church behind me have known her for decades this was her father's church it moved a couple times but it's been in this spot since one thousand sixty three and you can see that there are flowers and balloons there and there are people walking by many of whom want to tell the story of how important this woman was and it's not just here as you mentioned the curren

lynsey sharp has qualified for the semi finals along with her gb teammates shelayna 0skan—clarke and adelle men's decathlon, france's kevin mayer, is out of the competition after he recorded three fouls in the long jump. the two other french decathletes in the competition also failed to register a jump. great britain's tim duckworth is fourth after three events. arsenal's majority shareholder, stan kroenke who owns over two thirds of the club's shares has made an offer to buy the whole club. the announcement was made to the london stock exchange this morning. kroenke's company kse says that the other major shareholder alisher usmanov has agreed to sell his 30% stake. kroenke says single ownership will help to further arsenal's strategy and ambitions. arsenal supporters trust are opposed to the takeover calling a dreadful day for the club with concernas over transparency and accountabilty. the worst—case scenario is that money will be taken out of the club in the form of dividends and management fees to pay the debts that have been taken out by arsenal. we know he is an investor so there wil

her performances but she always sang by can this two thousand and fourteen performance and she sang adele's hit rolling in the deep. in of soul to her fans she always was and always will be. frank with seventy six years old. and the time reporter kelly koch has reported extensively on everything franklin's life over the years she says franklin's paved the way for female vocalists not just in the u.s. but around the world. when her version of respect this was the third version of respect but the first version that was a word by a woman it felt like a so world erms at a time when women in the united states are really fighting to become equal partners to their male counterparts and so it really kind of hears through a cultural and racial line but even now her music is so timeless it sounds as if it could just come out on a streaming service twelve minutes ago and still go as hard as it would have been one years ago and i think that is really kind of the true essence of her music i know words like timeless and classic i think it's hot brown we talk about some people's musical body but it absolu

her performances but she always sang like idiots two thousand and fourteen performance and she sang adele's hit rolling in the deep. was. a genius the night of. her fans she always was and always will be. frank with her seventy six years old. and what a voice and still to come on this show facing trial two women in malaysia have been charged with the murder of kim jong un's brother. diving for treasure and thailand's muddy waters we reports on a livelihood under threats in bangkok. and of the story continues has been one that's been around at least five days this circulation here is a tropical storm being and it's been bringing rain to the southwest to china an influence in the rain in vietnam and laos for the best part of a week it's going to do the same again it will probably disintegrate as it goes over land in the next two days and therefore the heaviest phase like to be in vietnam and then laos as well but the legacy rain is still there in southwest china and hong kong like you get as well and all this time you've just been watching over shanghai that's a tropical storm to you when it'

performances but she always sang like in this two thousand and fourteen performance and she sang adele's hit rolling in the deep. engine is. the queen of soul for her fans she always was and always will be. retha franklin for seventy six years old. and still to come on. more than one hundred people dead. the worst floods in a century. diving for treasure in thailand's muddy waters where reports on a livelihood which is under threat in bangkok. china is keen to win friends and influence in the oil rich middle east business spark the long line of china to secure its resources for the future the i.m.f. said sub-saharan region as a holdout is expected to grow we bring you. stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera. how the temperature is still hovering around the fifty mark in the southwest of iran there's no reason why it shouldn't be to be honest any relieving shows a wind direction miles away is nothing really to be seen from space from the forecast point of view it's clearly not quite as hot was still hot on the rocky plain and cools down as y

it is the reason artists like ed sheeran and adele have chosen it for the resale of tickets to theirould ticketmaster have done it years ago? in our view, yes. we welcome any change and the change todayis we welcome any change and the change today is great news but ideally everybody should operate in the way we have done over the last six yea rs. protect we have done over the last six years. protect the consumer, protect the fans, who are constantly being ripped off by the secondary market, whether that be through the excess of ticket prices or the fees they are charged to trade. this move will not stop touts completely. tickets are still sold for increased prices for profit on sites like ebay and viagogo. earlier this year, for profit on sites like ebay and viagogo. earlierthis year, ed sheeran's promoters cancelled more than 10,000 tickets for his stadium tour that had been resold on viagogo. the singer has been one of the leaders for the campaign group the fanfare alliance. it welcomed the news today but also said more had to be done to prevent touts exploiting the passion of fans

is becoming the cost adele heat wave. and why hundreds are found there's a holding a hunger strike in emigration detention center and the u.s. . welcome back time to look at weather conditions across the americas we still have heavy rain along the eastern seaboard showers extending all way down through to the florida panhandle behind that systems that warm air we've got thirty six there in dallas and across the west we also at the risk of some showers there across parts of colorado and down to the desert southwest cooler conditions for washington state their highs of twenty in seattle and then heading on through into stuff a recovery in temperatures there generally should be a woman in los angeles highs of twenty nine into central america we have some heavy showers through panama costa rica nikki reika further north a scattering of showers around to mexico wanted to these are quite heavy particular on the pacific side as for the islands of the caribbean a generally fine picture with temperatures in the low thirty's the bo

adele.cket sites it owns is being seen by campaigners as, yes, a step forward, but far from a complete solution. what this will do is just create more awareness and highlight those who aren't authorised to be sellers and hopefully make it fairerforfans. but we have a long way to go. there are still major secondary ticketing sites like viagogo continuing to resell tickets at often significantly increased prices, something taken advantage of by touts. in the past, ticketmaster has come in for pasticular criticism. it's often a place where tickets go on sale officially for concerts like britney spears. with her, the best seats quickly sold out, some seeming to go to touts with the tickets appearing for resale on sites including seatwave, which is owned by ticketmaster. some of the tickets being sold with a mark—ups of hundreds of pounds. ticketmaster will now set up a new exchange system where tickets can't be sold for more than the original price — a model similar to the site, twickets, which

performances but she always saying i could do is two thousand and fourteen performance and she sang adele's rolling in the deep. end. of the injuries and the universe all her friends she always was and always will be. breaking the seventy six years old. now a magnitude five point three earthquake has struck southeastern italy it happened seventy two kg on which is from fun jenny of the adriatic coast the u.s. geological survey says the quake had a depth of twelve kilometers of the no immediate reports of any damage u.s. treasury secretary says washington is prepared to put further sanctions on turkey if an american pastor detained in the country is not released early a turkey said it was willing to enter talks with the united states over the dispute that seen slapped by both sides it's also welcomed a pledge from castle to invest fifteen billion dollars in the turkish economy back to andrew bronson is being held under house arrest of alleged links to the good in his movement which turkey blames for a failed coup. families of the thirty four miners killed six years ago in a way to strike in

i think that as the director john shrew and the screenwriter adele they talk a little bit about this being the opening of the door the opening of the door for other stories and other representations to be told so it's not going to be perfect not everyone is going to be represented. but it's a start i like how you say it's our film you all knew all of that avi now it's in your film to you you have ownership you've seen it you seen this film i've seen it three or four times now right now you're trying to be the director. well i have to say the first time i saw the film i had all these critiques in my head and i did notice exactly what that tweeter are about that video. cards being the only dark skin and then there. you know i was kind of scared of it and i immediately cringed i thought oh my god this is this shouldn't be alive because you know this is exactly what we're afraid of and i remember talking whispering it to people who were other isn't. it when you think about the debate that was racist and and people did it and yet we still supported the fellow so i think it's ok to feel mi

performances but she always sang like in this two thousand and fourteen performance and she sang adele's hit rolling in the deep. and. seventy six years old. thank. you. john hendren joins us now from detroit where everything franklin lived and john what is the feeling that and across the country as that. will mary and this is a somber day here in detroit where many people in the neighborhood here really had a personal connection to aretha franklin and her family this is the church where her father preached it wasn't the same building at that time but she grew up singing in that church singing gospel and getting to know people this church this version of the church has been here since one thousand nine hundred sixty three and people have been walking by thanking us for coming to cover this story some of them in tears saying they've known the family for years as you can see behind me there are flowers and balloons in tribute to a wreath of franklin and her life and it's not just here in detroit where people actually did get to see franklin and her family once in a while across the nation

i think as the director john and the screenwriter adele they talk a little bit about this being the opening of the door the opening of the door for other stories and other representations to be told so it's not going to be perfect not. everyone is going to be represented. but it's a start i like i said it's our film you all knew all of that even now it's in your film you have ownership you've seen it many times you've seen this film i've seen three or four times now right now you can see the director. well i have to say that the first time i saw the film i had all these critiques in my head and i did notice exactly what that about tweeter are about that video said seek guards being the only dark skin and then there are like i think it was kind of scared of and i immediately cringed i thought oh my god this is this should be like because you know this is exactly what we're afraid of and i remember talking whispering it to people who have other isms here and when you think about it you think that was racist and and people did it and yet we still supported the film so i think it's ok to feel m

performances but she always sang like in this two thousand and fourteen performance when she sang adele's hit rolling in the deep. it was. the engine is bigger than i am in of soul her fans she always was and always will be. frank with her seventy six years old. the funeral of former indian prime minister atal bihari vajpayee will be held later on friday has died at the age of ninety three by well remembered amongst other things for conducting nuclear tests just weeks after becoming prime minister in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight andrew thomas is joining us live from the indian capital new delhi andrew first of all give us an indication of what kind of reaction there is in india to his death. well it's not a surprise he was ninety three he'd been ill for some time he had a stroke in two thousand and nine in the hospital since june so the death itself is not a surprise but of course it's big news he was a major player in indian politics for many years these are the newspapers in new delhi this morning that's the times of india pm poet statesman gentleman it says a reference there

kind words from adele, something maybe rg3 might be singing right about now.t griffin iii signed with the ravens back in april and will face the redskins for the first time in his career. rg3 has showed flashes of whatd him the 2012 rookie of the year as far as facing offhe against tirding and gold. o 's not thinking ch about it. >> i've got nothing but love from the washington redskins and the organization. they drafted12 me. 20, gave me an opportunity to play the game and so i really have that sof i get that opportunity out thereto to play against them, it won't be any more special or less special, but i'll always know where i started and just looking to continue to go from there. >> you can watch rg3 and the ravens host the redskins thursday night right here on nbc 4. kickoff at we have you covered after with our redskins post-game rept followed by "news 4 at 11:00." the university of maryland kicks off a new year this saturday with mixed emotion. the terps practicing in college park getting ready for their ener at fedex field against the texas longhorns, a

storm right around the airport, too, a lotni of lightng with this and more down towards the anne ar adelrea manassas area. on that track taking 423 right through andale. this is all due to the big upper level low. you can take a look at the rain and thunderstorm activity, especially this little swirl right here. that's where we're seeingng the stnd severe storms. that's why we had this flap flood watch in effect until sock. it includes loudoun county and fairfax county, and eve the north and east. almost the entire state of maryland with the extension of extreme southern maryland and esback towards virginia and back towards romney and the agerstown allards towards the flash flood watch until 10:00 tonight. definitely mea business and we'll continue to watch these the rest of the evening. more stohs and a h temperature of 87 degrees. a little less humid and we'll see af chance an afternoon thunderstorm again. 91 degrees on wednesday. thuray coming in at 92. the humidity starts to increase here as well, so lots of sunshine wednesday and thursday, but then the srm chances return on friday a

adel followed by chris callow way. >> welcome. >> thank you for allowing me time to be here. i'm here today to ask for a level playing field. most of the equity applicants like myself, i was awarded a permit. we're struggle to go meet and compete with the big boys and there's some really big boys in this industry. we don't have all the tools and the mechanisms that they have so our process that is simple for them and a lot of these folks have done this before many times before and they come with the architects and the contractors and their advisors and their lawyers and we don't have a lot of their baggage. so you may ask why should you do this and i asked back why wouldn't you not do this. i mean, we've already start aid fair process and i would like to see this campaign continue to be a fair progress. there's a rap singer named drake that started as a tv show actor now he is the sixth richest rapper in the united states and he has a song called "starting from the bottom now bee we're h" most of us would like to say we're starting from the bottom. so this year is your opport

performances but she always sang like in this two thousand and fourteen performance and she sang adele's hit rolling in the deep. end it was. the engineers bringing up the queen of soul for her fans she always was and always will be. rethought frankland for seventy six years old. oh wonderful aretha franklin well as the headlines coming up next on al-jazeera slavery writes. this is the story of a world whose territories and borders were drawn by the slave trade a world birth violent subjugation and profit imposed their roots. this criminal system shaped our history and founded the world's greatest empires as a people kelly but that one lives this love eighteen the fuss the multiset this is opiate dealt us in the fourteenth century europe opened up to the world and discovered there was located outside of the planet's most important mercantile exchange zone when i thought also being the. deliciousness it afaik don't want to dismount the cattle on the atlas what did europeans appetite for conquest but not the winds and thus guided sailors as well as land based travellers did not politics an

ohn legend calling her the greatest vocalist, and adele saying she can't remember a day thout aretha'sfilling her heart with joy and sadness. for more celebrity tributes, just open up our nbc washington app. we've put together a photo gallery with some of aretha's memorable performances. >>> in other news now. tonight we're hearing from theb vatican this week's scathing grand jury report sexual abuse and cover-ups within the catholic church in a special -- a spokesman for pope francis calls the abuses morally reprehensible, but since most of the alleged crimes took place prior to 2002, the reforms in theatholic church are working. g thnd jury report details hundreds of acts of sexual abus over seven decades and alleged cover-ups by church leaders. >>> new backlash tonight fromp' president tr decision to strip a security clearance from former cia director john brennan. hours after the white house gav one reason for the president's action, the president revealed he was motivated by the russia investigation. blayne axander is athe white house with more on all of this. blayne? >>eporter: a

adele saying can't remember a day without aretha's voice and music filling her heart with joy sadnessnd former president obama writing in part, quote, in her voice we cou feel our history, all of it, and in every shade. the our power and our pain, our darkness and our light, our quest for redemption andur hard won respect. mr. obama also shared several i photographsluding the two of them doing a fist bump and aretha franklin, of course, singing here at his first inauguration becoming one of ths highli of that day, both for her performance and for her fabulous hat. >>> and as y saw new york's famous apollo theater also offering its condolences tonk aretha fn. she was inducted into harlem theater'salk ofame back in 20 so. franklin performed there a number of times over theyears, including the '60s when the harlem theater says she presented the grittier side of soul music. among her mostab mem appearances was back in 1971 when the marquee simply read she's home. >>> aretha franklin was no stranger to d.c. news 4's meagan fitzgerald continues our local coveragethow one of the choir direct

adele was there when she was in town. >> what about brunch with fie doe?fe. the owners love dogs so much, they make homemade treats. plenty of water since you're outside with your pet. >> and more outdoor activities? >> yes. when you want heat, obviously go to oakland. it sounds weird, it's not a car dealership. it used to be the dodge dealership, which is why it's named drake's dealership, it is a beer garden that's red brick wall enclosed and there's tons of dogs everywhere. they have fire pits at night when it's cold. but patio seating. 32 beers on tap. food. also kid friendly until 9:00 p.m. you can really bring the whole family. >> that's cool. a lot of people like happy hour. ap hour, grab fluffy and and and head to the pour house. what's great about this wine bar, they have so many happy hours, you often get treats in. nice, because san francisco can be crazy with carl the fog. it's candle litt. it's great for a date. test if this person will get along with your pet, go to the pour house. >> you've tested out all of these activities with your precio

why did adele cross the road? to say hello from the other side. music teacher leave her keys? >> jesse: in the piano. >> dana: very good. what's the most musical part of a turkey? the most musical part of a turkey. >> jesse: the wishbone. >> dana: close. >> greg: the trombone. >> dana: the drumstick. >> greg: there is a part called the trombone. >> dana: i am expecting somebody to get this. what did jay z call his wife before they got married? what did jay z call his wife before they got married? >> dana: beyonce. fiance. [laughter] >> jesse: i am smarter than i look. you love the hair. >> greg: let's do this. greg's travel trips. i was flying a lot for my book tour. per my number one. number one with a zero afterward, number ten. best seller. it's hard to sleep in a plane when you have a seat that doesn't recline or it's not a first-class or business class seat. i filmed myself and showed you the proper rate properly defaults up on a plane. let's take a look. this is how you usually do it. this is how everybody falls asleep on a plane. >> dana: d

here she is doing a cover of adele's song "rolling in the deep." it was so stellar and superb. >> she wanted to make sure her powerful voice was heard, not just on stage, but on stage too. but not just in music. let's listen. >> my definition of a diva would be singers who give back to the community, who tithe to their churches, who are supportive in any way that they can be outside theatrics. >> so obviously she felt that she needed to give back to the community, that it was a responsibility of hers. do you think that's unique in a way, that specifically in the entertainment world? >> i think the idea of one using one's platform for good is one that aretha franklin spear headed and pioneered. her music was the sound track for the civil rights movement. not only did she provide lyrics for the movements, but provided monetary support as well. she played concerts and used those concerts as tools to galvanize a community and raise funds for the civil rights movement. her father was instrumental in the movement, she sang at martin luther king's funeral. >> such a role model for so

>> well unfortunately, my mom adele was diagnosed with alzheimer's disease when she was 55 years old,a voice that we could use." and so, we started throwing variety shows and created an organization which gives young people a voice in a disease where they didn't really have one before. and, like you said, in ten years, we've raised over $10 million. we award at-home care to people who can't afford it. we've given away over i think close to 250,000 hours of free at-home care to people. [ applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for doing that. >> thank you. >> jimmy: thank you, good for you. >> it's an honor to do it, e me feel so bad. >> jimmy: i want to hear about your dad a little bit too. because he sounds like a a character. >> he is a character. he's really funny. you know, he's honestly why we're sitting here, because he is a huge movie fan, and gave me sort of my love of movies growing up. we had a closet in our tv room -- we had like a tv room. >> jimmy: yeah. >> full of 500 vhs tapes. >> jimmy: yeah. >> that he had illegally, of course, recorded from vcr to vcr, movies. >> jimmy: he co

it is the reason artists like ed sheeran and adele have chosen it for the resale of tickets to theire done it years ago? in our view, yes. we welcome any change and the change today is great news but ideally everybody should operate in the way we have done over the last six years. protect the consumer, protect the fans, who are constantly being ripped off by the secondary market, whether that be through the excessive ticket prices or the fees they are charged to trade. this move will not stop touts completely. tickets are still sold for increased prices for profit on sites like ebay and viagogo. earlier this year, ed sheeran‘s promoters cancelled more than 10,000 tickets for his stadium tour that had been resold on viagogo. the singer has been one of the leaders for the campaign group the fanfare alliance. it welcomed the news today but also said more had to be done to prevent touts exploiting the passion of fans for their favourite artists. lizo mzimba, bbc news. the uk border force is repeatedly missing its target for passenger waiting times at heathrow airport, according to figure

there was a recent letter signed by the whole adele division, the -- iowa delegation calling the tariffs catastrophic for the state. senator thune of south dakota said that the tariffs have cost soybean producers in south dakota $250 million already. there is a ferment going on here. we've been tracking this in particular with, you know, i mentioned our new web site, and, you know, us organizations like to tack how they appear in the press. and we've gotten plenty of press coverage, but i think what's most striking is the local press coverage, the local cbs or fox news. they've all picked it up, and most -- the stories, there's a kind of sameness to the reporting of these local news stations where they cite the data, and then they turn to local farmer or local manufacturer that's feeling the pinch. i can tell you that this is growing in the congress, the concern is spreading, and it's also translating, i think, into sort of in the political electoral or arena. party officials who are focused on the november election and how they get to winning, i think, are very concerned about the impac

her performances but she always sang i can do is to thousand and fourteen performance and she sang adele's hit rolling in the deep. a clean of soul for her fans she always was and always will be. frank with her seventy six years old. jay gray joins us now from detroit where the franklin lived and jay an emotional day for people that. marian really is not one that was unexpected she had been battling pancreatic cancer for quite some time but still a lot of people sad to see this woman who was dubbed by rolling stone magazine the greatest single bolt time passed away early this morning fans flowers balloons continue to fill the sidewalk here just outside the new bethel baptist church it's a church where her father was pastor and where she first sang that voice old timidly changing not only the music landscape in america but echoing across the world. and of course many people that are and right across the country and around the world will be remembering her today how important what her detroit roots. right. important to the city but also very important to her memory and she never strayed from