adele has become an inspiration forjessica. hi, adele.e, and, yeah, helping the children, the children and adults who have a stoma with me. bye. so a final surprise — a message from jessica's hero. just sending our love, hoping that you're fitl and healthy and well. and i'm so sorry that i couldn't be there with you today. _ i hope to meet you one day soon, because you're - a massive inspiration to me. and thank you also for inspiring so many people to go out - and buy buttony bears. _ so proud to be a fellow merseysider. and like i say, hope to see you soon. i have a great day. isn't that lovely? yeah, it's amazing. are you happy? yeah. i want to meet her. just seven years old, jessica is raising awareness, helping others, changing lives for people living with a stoma. graham satchell, bbc news, liverpool. now we will take a look at a few stories making the news from our newsrooms around the uk. more on what's being described as a �*hidden pandemic�* across the uk. there are growing numbers of people finding themselves living on or below

we're there live. ♪ >>> adele talking about what she calls the worst moment in her career. come on ♪ >>> plus, we're celebrating black business month, with so many incredible entrepreneurs across the country. this morning, we're dancing our way to dallas, where this dance center founder is putting representation center stage. >> i noticed quickly that there weren't that many dancers that looked like me. >> we have a big surprise ahead and they're saying -- >> good morning, america. ♪ celebrate ♪ >>> oh, they're up bright and early. good morning, america. glad that you're starting with us as we celebrate black business month by spotlighting black small business owners. across the country. this morning, we can't wait to introduce you to that woman right there, myatta flanagan. >> she owns the journey dance center in dallas and she's made it her mission to make sure there's room on that dance floor for everyone. we have a lot of surprises for her ahead. you don't want to miss that. >> can't wait for that. >>> also ahead here, ginger has some smart school shopping with a closer

adele has become an inspiration forjessica. hi, adele.ping that you're fitl and healthy and well. and i'm so sorry that i couldn't be there with you today. _ i hope to meet you one day soon, because you're - a massive inspiration to me. and thank you also for inspiring so many people to go out - and buy buttony bears. _ so proud to be a fellow merseysider. and like i say, hope to see you soon. i have a great day. isn't that lovely? yeah, it's amazing. are you happy? yeah. i want to meet her. just seven years old, jessica is raising awareness, helping others, changing lives for people living with a stoma. graham satchell, bbc news, liverpool. now to brazil, where an incredible operation has taken place to separate twins who were joined at the head. virtual reality projections of the twins helped to refine techniques to separate the three—year—olds, as mark lobel explains, and his report contains some images of the surgery itself. bernardo and arthur are twin brothers born with a fused brain in brazil. described as otherwise healthy nearly

adele is saying hello to 3 billion views on youtube.he most explosive debut of any release on youtube racking up 50 million views within the first two days of its debut. the single itself went on to earn adele three grammys, that was 2017 but today if you are looking for a little live adele, her long awaited much debated las vegas residency is happening. it begins november 18th and, yes, we want to go. >> i'm making a road trip. >> yes, yes. let's bring the show live from vegas. >> ooh. >> who's in? all right, good. i hear nothing from the control room. [ laughter ] okay. i just heard they're working on it. >>> congrats to harry and meghan who have a new addition. breaking news, the "l.a. times" reporting they have adopted one of those 4,000 beagles that were rescued from a facility in virginia that bred the poor pooches to be testing subjects. a horrific story brought to us by whit, i might add, on "world news tonight." a happy ending for so many of those dogs and most certainly for mama mia, the name of their new fur baby. so cute. th

but that's just some extra spending cash for adele. she's expected to earn 48 million dollars just from her upcoming las vegas residency this is what hard bones are trees. the usoc row all around here. >> the home of theodore geisel better known to the world is doctor seuss is up for sale for the first time in 75 years. the lorax creator and longtime san diego resident did all of his most famous works from the apex of the 5,000 square-foot estate with stretching views from catalina de tijuana. the 4 acre property is offered for sale at a little less than 19 million dollars. the home has 4 bedrooms, 4 and a half past the swimming pool. >> and room for a coup or at least to her, too. >> the humane society. this is in lexington, kentucky. it's going to be home to more than 30 little beagles. just a few of the more than 4,000 beagles that have been rescued from a company called envigo rms. that company breeds and sells animals for research. but it has reached a settlement with the justice department over alleged inhumane treatment to the r

they broke with us the sickles of maruda tady, neterpis, reap, kachenaria molpa, usulu our extremely adele other day after the holy woman went out on their allotments to expose a dozen other napks and put pershibaba, and teenage was a ritual dinner, the head lady dressed in all the exact attire, took from the table forged, loaf, salt, salah an equal candle, pressing the hissing zhmenka. she put it on the extreme ones, and upstairs, brought from home under the chastunkas. holy grace, dear, you leave, oh, and always, when you leave, dear, your son will come. young, that's enough and yadrogi fuss, why are you young and put the floor on the floor headed the truth? there is no hall of things alone in the unreled locomotive pieces of ukraine. already ready for you, a fresh arrangement for one of the hemmed songs catches shoe trotters and updated folk art will be presented to you alep, okulya. we appreciate the special moments of the process, we will wrap yes artyom kondartik and nastasya bulatouska, it’s not hard to live our concrete goods, it’s not hard to live in a strange family, he says. nas

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with adel y'all, gene here is a professor of international economics at constant university of applied science. it's great to have you on d w business, how much is what's going on with imports and exports in turkey, ultimately down to president ad one's unconventional approach to monetary policy? well, it's, i think, important dimension again that to a certain extent, we observe, of course, globally rising import volume due to increasing or oil and gas prices that is out of control of course of any government. but on the other hand, it is the monetary but also the a whole economic policy of the turkish government that is also responsible for the widening of to trade a deposit. so over the last 2 years, we have observed this wrong policy that, that made the turkish lira the weakest currency in the world. and normally, under such conditions we would observe that imports are dropping into exports, become competitive and should rise. but that doesn't happen in turkey. because of these wrong, unpredictable and uncertainty comic policy, it is prohibiting investors to enter the country. and a

we spoke to adel shiraz of care international in pakistan and asked him about the scale of the crisis situation. and bugs on is extremely dull for like the provinces are extremely lake in those suffering from this flood situation. but notice on and send brawl into our hogshead from this m a n c. but recently lost one week to keep the keep rollins and some parts of a job, especially the said there had been jobs are also expected from this flood. and day by day, the situation is getting extreme, the worse because more and more brains and flooding is coming. and it probably will still continue for another like 10 days to 2 weeks and situation even when get worse incoming. let's take a look now at some of the other stores making news around the world. pope francis has named 20 new cardinals at saint peter's basilica and rome most are under the age of 80, making them eligible to vote for his successor. francis has now appointed nearly 2 thirds of the cardinal's young enough to choose a new pontiff. at least 13 people were killed as rival groups exchanged gunfire in the libyan capital, trip

hi, adel hitler's obsession. ah, has ever been better background music for megalomania? gross and vaughan arts 21 next on d w. b. we've got some hot tips for your bucket list. ah no magic corner tread hotspot for food and some great cultural memorials to boot d w. travel off we go with. oh adults, hitler, a murderous dictator, driven by hatred and megalomania. ah. but he could be soothed by think shad wagner the german composer was famous for revolutionizing opera and infamous for his anti semitism.

a quick look at some other stories making headlines. brazil's fall right, president valuables and adel has tried to allay fees. he'll try to overturn the results of october. presidential poll if they don't go his way, he said he'll respect the outcome as long as the voting is clean and transparent. fi fight is in portugal captured a phenomenon on camera as they battled a wildfire in the north. fire tornadoes like this can dramatically worse in serious places, making them spread rapidly, like several european countries, portugal, as seen, an increased number of wildfires this year john chancellor, olaf shalt said the canadian liquefied natural gas could play a major role in germany, shift from russian gas and bullets speaking at a business for him, the chancellor stress the canada is germany's partner of choice as it tries to end its dependence on russian gas before supplies, possibly dwindle. this winter schoultz is on an official visit to canada, which is a major producer of fossil fuels, but has not so far been launched suppliers to europe. i went all the disruptions. so how is germa

so the construct i came up with is like i opera and you are adele. can we do that? i feel behind.ck learner hopefully. >> we can do it. >> adele and opera oh my god but. >> we can do it will do our best. so you called the book my body which i feel embodies the theme about the book. my had the title was looked at my body, stop looking at my body. you're almost asking people to come into the conversation right awayd. iss that your intention? you could've called emily's life or too. >> that doesn't sound as good. >> i'm going to be honest with you. >> yes i definitely think there is a part of me that liked playing with the idea of people like rolling their eyes and wrote a book called my body. and then using that preconception hopefully to make them buy the book or help the ideas in the book be more impactful. i knew it i was doing. i knew i was embracing something that was going to potentially annoy people. >> good okay. i am all for that. there's a whole section of the book that in my head i think the signals basically that you have received. and i want to talk about that. even in

maybe this is the last time you'll catch adele performing at caesar's you know, any of these events, which i think have a more impactful experience with consumers, i think that continues to lead us to believe that users and consumers are willing to spend on live events, perhaps more so than other discretionary categories >> didn't adele sort of not show up for one of her things i can't remember. >> vegas, yeah. >> yeah, in vegas. there was one number that keeps getting cited in the reports and that is marketplace gov, $815 million that was a big number, a big increase over the past what does that number represent? is that the total value of the tickets sold in other words, if i see on your site that a ticket for sebastian man skal coe is $1,700 and so that's -- is that the marketplace gov? >> yeah, hey, tyler, and yes, sebastian, that's going to be a great show you should definitely go check it out. >> i did i went and saw it and i bought him through you guys i was a happy customer. >> i love it, but yes -- >> the prudential center didn't know how to handle the crowd it was all right

ah, we'll say we were forced to seize the territories, bring order, and maintained security, adele fiddler with bring order security and democracy. the reasons used to justify molten was waged by nato and led by the u. s. he not toys. i installment phone feelin d, that's all the notes. he hadn't m deacons, toiler, emily taylor shaw. the trust alicia politician controller beulah pushed him to the you. one of the global to become undesirable countries and undesirable leaders become the face of the enemy. when he gets on manure for reuben, then mon xena might and, and folk i didn't find present here as iceland. the v dot some fine to command the oddly enough to source ocean im stuffs is on through one gig or slung of gaunt dare angie edition annex. soon there kim on this and gosh, moss, him on bus the pulley teak in. but i now via the order screen pod at novi, chalk on the id the dina is in new want dr. dolman think boot else to bowen all finished her nissan muskets. thus, alice percentile on mine on this, not to go peaceful, but i don't, does in fella i not confident i'd soon davis again now

she was going to meet that idle arnold, a wrote lessons for him, for a bit of work with 4 different adele, it's me a piece my. i know i'm a realtor. no one. no, she was thinker effectively though i watch the most one guy. she will never get sick with her. you know, he always goes to one more thing like that piece more zone it without the what i she'll vailable though she is now a union. i'm with ask women. yeah, it's yeah, 0 or the process was yes, i sure will ground if i ask you a certain way for the council has his own discipline, this russian national teams compete in today. it struck painfully in beijing whether paralympics came for the 2022 winter olympics after the hard work and training camps. they'd arrived in beijing only to be told they were banned from the games. ah, that's me different. only 2 miles a block away, but don't ask me, she'll again e p a damage the safety in this new year and the new flying in get away with a little of bunker. ah, when you get but then with some way or a bus montana that i saw it at the bill of brown, there's a lot of chord summers, a job in cross

she was going to meet that idle arnold, they wrote letters for him, a bit of work with 4 different adele. it's me a piece my on the i'm a router. no one. no, she was thinker effectively though i watched him from school invention will know that you'd stick with that or you know, he always goes to one more thing like that piece more zone equal. i thought i she'll vailable though she is now a new project, which will be on a lot more with when union. i'm with ask women. yeah. yeah, 0 or the process was yet, or is mission workaround. if i ask you a certain way as reason. mm. the counsel voucher has his own discipline is russian. national teams compete in today is strong painfully in beijing. whether paralympics came for the 2022 winter olympics after the hard work and training camps. they'd arrived in beijing only to be told they were banned from the games. ah, the best difference. only 2 miles. a block away, but don't ask machine again. a billing or to run a cd for them was the 15th and this new 1000000, the new flying in get away. hey ma'am, was a little fussy, settled. ah, when you get but

. >> reporter: an egyptian saif al adel is described as the terror group's mikely successor.dership has changed, al qaeda remains a resilient advocacy that seeks out safe havens. >> a resilient advocacy. thank you, catherine herridge. >>> in texas, a jury is considering how much conspiracy theorist alex jones should pay for saying the sandy hook school massacre is a hoax. the patterns of one of the 6-year-old victims is suing him, claiming his lies put them through a living hell. here is cbs' janet shamlian. >> reporter: emotional testimony from neil heslan. he is the father of 6-year-old jesse lewis killed at sandy hook elementary in 2012. >> when you lose a child, you're losing part of yourself, and those feelings don't go away. >> reporter: heslan and jesse's mom scarlett lewis are suing conspiracy theorist alex jones. jones on his "infowars" program told his audience of millions that the massacre was a hoax, calling the victims and their families crisis actors. >> they staged sandy hook. the evidence is overwhelming. >> reporter: the parents are asking for $150 million, s

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please adel on 100 to take the necessary action. this is michelle voss who reported to you from columbus sher langa. though to be encountered in kenya off to polls closed in tuesday's presidential election, which is seen a 56 percent turnout auto policy. i gauge the opinions of some of the voters that i met, holdings, patient in kenya, around 22000000 people are eligible to vote in these elections with the issues caption, uncover, t, unemployment and corruption. the main reason as to why that when these, if you say, make sure one they call the mixture tessie speedy for, you know, account. secondly, we have one for you said it lets you him to have in mind that a treaty and would you be lacking. but our country has been affected vastly by this a drug called corruption. corruption is what does kill to this country? because you see, we have a laurel view, my, a lot of natural resources in this country, but because the of it corruption antibodies, a slam where more than a 1000000 people survive on a dollar a day election posters, the pro

. >> reporter: in addition, saif al adel, described as the terror group's military leader, is the likelyer senior u.s. military official told cbs news that while the leadership has changed, al qaeda remains a resilient adversary that seeks out safe havens. john. >> dickerson: a resilient adversary. thank you, catherine herridge. after nearly a week of delays, outrage and protests, tonight the senate is once again trying to pass a bill which will expand healthcare and disability benefits to veterans exposed to toxic burn pits in iraq and afghanistan. cbs' scott macfarlane has the latest. >> reporter: with war veterans outside the capitol demanding action, a long-awaited plan to expand medical benefits for service members headed towards passage, making it easier for vets sickened by toxic fumes to get treatment. susan zeier's son-in-law died from lung cancer, she believes from exposure to burn pits in iraq. >> the first words out of the oncologist' mouth was what the hell have you been exposed to. >> reporter: veterans felt blindsided last week when republicans unexpectedly blocked the bur

she spied in european countries pretending to be a socialite and the owner of a jewelry store maria adelen went to the homes of nato officers, she attended the events of the alliance and at balls and holiday parties, the journalists managed to find out that the passport of the russians was issued by the main intelligence directorate of russia, namely, she is currently lives in moscow, let me remind you, and well, the russian spies petro and bashirov became almost the most famous in the whole world. these two are suspected of having poisoned in britain the former colleague of the russian intelligence officer sergei skripal and his daughter yulia with nerve opel with the paralytic substance novachok, they survived after long treatment the poisoning took place in march 2018 in the city of salisbury, the british investigation believes that the attempt was organized by russian citizens who arrived in the country with passports in the names of oleksandr petrov and ruslan bashirov, in turn and the damn head investigators found out that the officers of the main intelligence department of the russ

she was running for congress and is a close friend of boston. adel. it says all candidates are taking security measures seriously with him. i said he remembers the day bull sonata was stout during the 2018 campaign. no. and joseph one, i both scenarios wearing a bullet proof vest, but that's not enough. he will always ignore protocol to talk to the people. the senior ball so matter was stamped and elected council woman marielli, ford uncle, inactive ist of black, and gay rights was executed. the crime was never solved at a statue in her name has been inaugurated during the past 3 years. political violence in brazil has tripled. somewhat familiar, renewed brazilian politics has always been polarized, but since 2018 we've had president j or ballston arrow openly disseminating hatred . now, the president has done this. that's led to an increase in political violence. what results federal police has been training an extra 300 agents to protect candidates during october's elections. but in brazil, fear it's not enough. money can not give on jazeera re edit

. >> can you address the concern about this polio cluster as it pertains to the broader adele community as well as children? you've addressed the the children's part of this. but what about the polio? i mean, you know, a lot of us got polio vaccinations when we were kids. does everybody now need to go back and get another polio vaccine as well? >> you know, if you're fully vaccinated, you're okay. the case in new york was and somebody an adult who was not vaccinated unfortunately not the goats community. there are a lot of people who are not vaccinated against polio. we've seen one case of polio paralysis from polio. that means that they're probably 99. other cases that occurred. didn't cause paralysis, weren't recognized as polio. so that's why we saw this one case in new york. it's a real red flag that there's a lot more polio out there is just not causing paralysis. there's anybody in that anybody has not been vaccinated against polio. please avail yourself of this. i grew up in the era when every summer i wasn't allowed to go in the swimming pools because so many people got polio. e

and this is a question that is coming from sondra adele. >> hey, sondra adele. >> from howard universitye house. she says i hate to teach the man who cried i am about negative about women. any suggestions or strategy? >> i'm glad she brought that up. >> and hesitate to teach. >> hesitate. >> right. she asked you, mary helen, but do you want to respond? >> no, she didn't ask me, she asked the people who were talking about john a. williams. >> and i think there's a record that you have with that. there's no way around, you know-- >> no way around it. >> that you had a lot of sexist portrayals of women in the literature of a whole generation of writers and that was part of, you know, that was part of a number of things, but in the response, it's part of the response of own depression or degradation or whatever. there's no way around it, i don't think you can sugar coat it, you have to call the sexist and negative portrayals what they are and all i can say is that you do have for them, if i look at a character like laura lee youngblood in killinger's novel "youngblood" we see a person who is

according to eye witnesses, most of those killed were children, zane basra, v ultra 0. adel merrick. he is a jealous, based in cairo, and he explains how the layouts of the church contributed to the death toll district cold embedded, one of the most popular. and then the nation dense districts. in greater cairo, it is known to have a general average socio economic background. this is a sunday service and of course it means that the church is usually at its full capacity, that this is their prayer service all over the weekend. therefore, the numbers there is quite significant in the biggest number ever all over the reach. finally, the church itself because of the district dentist. church is not a common structure. church. it's not a big facility, was that you carry out land that many entries and points. it's more or less like a residential building in terms of its design. and therefore as the exits and entries to that building are not so many. and because, according to the health ministry, the fire that was parked by one of the a c, air conditioning devices in the 2nd floor, there was

and pakistani prime minister in ron con, is a borders worn. adel hold rallies if he's arrested. ah, hello, i'm emily angry. mrs. al jazeera alive from doha. also coming up the u. s. in south korea begin their biggest join to military drills in years. so says it's a starting point to reorganize its emergency readiness. i'm 30 have owned a 50 of nikolai in southern ukraine. 6 months ago, the ukraine, an army managed to prevent the advance of russian troops towards this city. but even today, people say it's under constant attack. and back to school, the millions of children in the philippines after one of the world's longest pandemic shut down. ah, welcome to the program. we begin in pakistan where hundreds of support is former prime minister in ron con, have gathered outside his home, saying, bel, prevent his arrest on terrorism. charges. con is accused of making threats against the police and judiciary. during a recent speech, he lost in a confidence voting april bought in a struggling economy. his popularity has surged. his latest rallies have drawn tens of thousands of people.

different generations _ adele on her wall. different generations playing - adele on her wall.ther front producing moves into the noisy, high pressure building, settling down then and front comes in from the west. also a decaying weather front has been producing some rain. this area of rain here is producing the torrential downpours. bury st edmunds in suffolk has had just short of 63 millimetres in three hours! that will continue to move into the north sea, the club kind it will break up, and a lot of dry weather and sunny spells. the weather and sunny spells. the weather front coming across the north and west will bring in some thick clouds and showery outbreaks of rain. after a thick clouds and showery outbreaks of rain. aftera humid thick clouds and showery outbreaks of rain. after a humid start in southern areas, fresher air will follow in for the course of the day with highs between 15 and 24 degrees. as we head through the evening and overnight, it will also be a fresher, more comfortable night for sleeping in across southern england and a fairly comfortable night for sl

it's featured presenters including clara amfo, trevor nelson and adele roberts — and provided a platformce 2007. annita mcvey asked him about the impact the station's had on contemporary black music. the bbc, a corporation that a lot of us, all of us, have grown up within our household, so to hear the bbc were creating a platform on a national radio station that was going to be able to broadcast notjust in london, but manchester, glasgow, birmingham, the entire uk, was so exciting for the artists, the audience of the music and the djs and presenters who were getting shows... there was like an ecosystem that was built within the culture, it was not just about hearing the music or playing the music, there was literallyjobs and prospects and opportunities being handed out at the same time, so on so many levels, 1xtra's impact was very huge from the very start. if you look at the growth of black music, especially in the uk over the last 20 years, to the point where you have glastonbury headliners and o2 arena sell—out shows and movies and books and merchandise and number one albums happening

it 's very cool your dim was vis-a-vis nikita presnyakov, we sang with him, adele already this issuet for the second season of the duet project on the russia channel. and right now we are coming to the second round. we have a wonderful program. five for one went faster. in the second round, the rules are the same as in the first, there is a feature in the second round. this round of photo questions will need to carefully look at the picture that the viewer sent us. first, let's choose the one who will play with you now. well, olga sargsyan is challenging you, 67 years old, city hme, 1 olga writes that she will spend the winnings on gifts for her granddaughters attention to the screen. what does this photo advertise social network time no? this sheet music is not a dating site, well, some kind of tune, but a good version. there are no very polygamous acquaintances, but there are none, maybe there is no donation. there is not even a pension, the faculty of ornithology advertises the faculty, the ornitola is good, but not good. is it something that can be touched? yes goods. can you tou

residing in afghanistan and the american people don't know these names, but you've got guys like safa adele, mohammad khan, atif gari, a member of the taliban parliament. so you've got a bunch of individuals who think they can do this kind of activity and again i go back to august last year there's no way you can conduct over the horizon attacks, we just conducted an over the horizon attack on the leader of al qaeda. so there is continued intelligence in this and continued strikes. there are people waking up like phil mudd every single day saying how do we attack these guys? how do we kill them so they don't provide a danger to the united states? that's critically important. >> thank you all. i appreciate it. we've got much more in our big news tonight. president joe biden announces the united states has killed al qaeda leader ayman al-zawahiri. what does that mean for al qaeda? the hurt, the doubt, the pain. no matter what, we go on. biofreeze. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not

i think the most likely one is saif al-adel. living in iran now, as have several other al-qaeda leaders been living there for decades. and he may well come out of iran, and take over the leadership of al-qaeda. but i think he would be the most formidable candidate. he is smart. he's a strategist. he's got great connections and a tremendous amount of loyalty for people who are in the organization now. >> helene cooper and lawrence wright, thank you for joining us on this breaking news. in a normal political world, you might think that a national security success of this magnitude we translate into a huge political win, or at least, a push for a president biden and his party. but that is not at all clear, with the effect of anything, including the killing of al-zawahiri. we'll have on the midterms. there are primaries in five states tomorrow, the midterms are just 99 days away. so, we are gonna check in with steve kornacki on the latest, on the big races, next. when tired, achy feet make your whole body want to stop, it's dr. scho

. >> democrats say that's adele rem -- a deliberate way. >> the way that the actual question on the ballota little confusing. you have to vote now if you want to protect access to abortion in kansas, which has become pretty much a safe haven for people in neighboring states to come to the state for access to the procedure but it going to be a really interesting test even on a august day of how motivating abortion can be particularly for democrats. and the upcoming fall elections. we know kansas as a red state, a conservative state but it does have competitive house races. you can look at that kansas city area where the power or the suburban voters are swing voters and will be really watched closely this fall. how motivating abortion can be. people really see this as a first test case. >> motivation, i imagine and also how people end up voting in a race like this. >> definitely. the important thing to watch, too, obviously in the fall elections people won't be voting on just abortion, obviously. they will be voting on the economy and inflation and other matters but still, very interesting t

but you mentioned rafael adele, he is right behind rafael nadal for the most grand slam titles.es it say that he's willing to go for being the most decorated player to hold on to this anti--- >> i think after admire him for that, don. i think that's a great point. because he is sticking by his principal, whether you agree with them or not. he is willing to take this to the extreme. which, is he's not able to play in the australian open this year. they booted him out of the country with the brouhaha that went down there this year. he knew, coming into what the situation is, he wasn't allowed to play in the tournament in canada. you, know canada is still not letting major league baseball players from other teams come into the country. similar rules that we have in the united states. so, he knew what he was getting into. he is, they're right with rafael nadal chasing this all-time record. by the way, serena's got 23. she just got -- >> serena is going to be there as. well >> serena's gonna be there monday night, she's gonna play her first match. it's gonna be emotional. >> she coul

around the same time, adele tickets spiked. nosebleed seats top out at 670 seats.00. ticketmaster has defended the practice and says only a very small percentage of tickets actually sell for those prices. facebook making a bigger push toward tiktok style videos. the company says it is ending its live shopping fig that feature opting to focus on its reels videos. for shopping feature will disappear october 1. facebook live will still be available to broadcast events. users won't be able to create product playlist or tag product items in those live videos. many and faced her's -- investors are waiting to find out if a proposal for a stock split has been approved. if passed, it would be teslas second share split in less than two years. shares are up about 50% since the low of $612 on may 24, but still down about 15% for the year. that virtual meeting is set to begin at 2:30 this afternoon. we can see we are barely in positive territory. jobina: getting a good nights rest. the morning america's robin roberts is sharing her own strategies after realizing she needed more

he's a new york-based musician and producer who's worked with some of the world's top artists such as adeles thanks so much for being with us, derrick. >> thank you [ cheers and applause >> seth: our first guest tonight is an emmy-winning writer as well as an emmy- and golden globe-nominated actor you know from shows like "mr. show" and "breaking bad," as well as the film "nobody." his memoir, "comedy comedy comedy drama" is out now, and he stars in the sixth and final season of "better call saul," which airs mondays on amc and amc+ let's take a look. >> here at saul goodman and associates, we welcome all ages, all creeds, all stripes. >> and who is this saul goodman? you? >> you got it. what colonel sanders is to chicken, saul goodman is to the law. >> seth: please welcome back to the show, bob odenkirk, everybody! [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome back, bob we've got a lot to talk about. [ cheers and applause >> are you kidding me? what's going on? what is going on alright. >> seth: this is - >> wait. if you're watching this show, are you watching "better call saul," too. >> seth

she says i hate -- >> sandra adele. >> howard university.ll right. >> in the house. >> she says i hate to teach the man who cried i am because of the negative look at women. any suggestions or strategies? >> i'm glad she brought that up. >> i hesitate to teach. >> yes, hesitate. >> right. >> she asked you mary helen but do you want into respond. >> she didn't ask me. she asked the people who are talking about john a. williams. >> think there's reckoning to be had. there's no way around you had a lot of sexist portrayal of women in a whole generation of writers and that was part of the a number of things but in the response, this part of response that their ohno progression and degradation but i don't think you can sugar coat it. you have to call the sexist and negative portrayals what they are, and all i can say is you do have for them -- if i look at a character like laura lee youngblood we see a person who is not in that -- cast in that vein, so i understand the hesitancy. it is what it is. but i think there's another side of that. i think

ball adele vance. 's new house in washington state, he advances.ngton has a different kind of primary. it's that top two primary, democrats, republicans, they're all in the same ballot, trout crowded field, trump didn't endorse a candidate, but there weren't a lot of candidates on the. field nunes was able to advance to the general election with 25% of the vote. outside of those two, all those republicans who voted to impeach him were either defeated or declined to seek reelection. so at best next congress to vote to republicans who voted to impeach trump will be there. >> steve do not go far we will check in with you shortly. one bring in our lead off panel. peter baker, chief white house correspondent for the new york times. stuart stevens a veteran of the mitt romney, and george w. push campaigns. he knows and has worked with liz cheney on debate prep. he is now with the lincoln project. and nick triangle executive director of unite america, the national organization trying to bridge the growing partisan divide with reforms and candidates who ac

robin adel says the absence of no bad jock of edge is a tough break for the upcoming us open. jock, which is unable to travel to the united states because he isn't vaccinated against coven. 19. the pair lead the way on the old time list for men's grand slam title wins. the dow has 22 championship victories. while jock of edge has 21. it's always a shame when the best plaza of the world are not able to play. i don't want to because of because of injuries are because of different reasons. and in this case, not having one of the best layers of the history in, in the draw of grand lamb is always an important mis. raining women's champion, m a radical new and says she is fully fed and ready to defend her title. the 19 year old stopped her practice session on friday twice, and seemed to be struggling with a wrist injury. right academy is due to face of frances alley, se cornell in round one on tuesday. i think you guys are probably thinking about pression, ranking more than me, but i, i, i think that, you know, defending a title is just something that the press makes up. but i'm, i'm just, you

even weirder, the book is an autobiography. [ laughter ] after singer adele canceled her las vegas residency at caesar's palace earlier this year, she told her fans yesterday that she was, "heartbroken to have to cancel them." on the bright side, that probably means you'll hear a couple of new songs. [ laughter ] according to a new survey, 9% of americans said that they have no phone numbers memorized. said those people, "the house is on fire -- oh, crap, let's see 914. 914? [ light laughter ] not the best joke but very well acted, i think [ laughter ] and finally, according to the latest numbers, this year over 48 million american tourists are expected to visit new york city. which explains why that times square dora just bought a yacht. [ laughter ] and that was a monologue, everybody! [ cheers and applause we're off and running. we've got a great show for you tonight. he's an oscar and tony-nominated actor, writer and director whose new documentary series "the last movie stars" is out now on hbo max. our friend ethan hawke is here tonight. [ cheers and applause she's a hilarious actress a

he's worked with some of the world's top artists such as adele, toni braxton, talia, and blen - ben plattand applause thank you for a fantastic week, start to finish. our first guest tonight is an emmy-nominated performer and best-selling author you know from her shows like "strangers with candy" and "at home with amy sedaris. you can see her in the second season of "girls5eva," which is streaming now on peacock let's take a look. >> your father and i walked the devil's path, and it was a dark one >> we had no moral compass, no regard for tomorrow, just dopamine, thrills. >> waking up in a truck bed beside a civic center, kind of all wet with, like, coins all stuck to me. [ light laughter ] >> seth: please welcome back to the show, our dear friend, amy sedaris! [ cheers and applause ♪ >> hi! >> seth: how are you >> i'm good, thank you thanks for having me on. >> seth: it's so great to see you again! >> it's really good to see you and no jacket. i like this. >> seth: i know! i got a little more casual over a pandemic >> yeah. >> seth: yeah, i was like, "nothing matters." yeah [ laughter ]

so so like the the construct i came up with is like i'm oprah and you're adele. can we do that? i did get to watch it. so i feel behind but i'm a quick learner. hopefully i can yeah, we can do it. you just do it dalinopra. oh my god. yeah we can do it. we'll do our best at six and i so you called the book my body, which i feel like embodies. the thing about the book it's like in my head the title is like look at my body. stop looking at my body like it has like you're almost asking people to sort of come into the conversation right away. is that your intention like you could have just called it emily's life or something. well, that doesn't sound it's like friday prejudice and i'm gonna be honest with you. um, yeah, i mean, i definitely think that there was a part of me that liked playing with the idea of people thinking like rolling their eyes and being like, oh emily ratajkowski wrote a book called my body like right and then using that preconception hopefully to you know, maybe make them buy the book or even help, you know, sort of the ideas in the book be more impactful. so i

yes, and you spent time with fidel like you you listen to feel of course adele's voice. oh honey. i mean he talked a whole lot and a lot of it was just incredibly interesting and and wonderful, and he actually unlike, you know some leaders. i mean you meet them and you know, they shake your hand and everything, but try to have a conversation with them, you know, and you realize that they know very little about anything he knew something about everything. it was remarkable his mind and his commitment and his humor. yeah. yes. yes. has your commitment? to the common good of earth and really human like earth like living livingness because one thing you say that i just love is life is alive and you also find life you when you're working in these journals you find life in places that a lot of us. might be too hardened or we won't accept that. there's life there you find life in the vulnerable you find life in the in the grass you find life in the note. you found like you find life and disagreement, but has that been steady like have you when can you i mean i read the book so i kind of

she now faces the 2nd seat and concentrate from estonia. woman's 2nd said raphael adel made a winning return to the us open for the 1st time since taking the title in new york in 2019. but the spending was given a tough 1st round outing by australian wildcard ricky. did you, catherine who took the opening, said, sick fool. it's al, playing in his 2nd match up to pulling out the wimbledon with an abdominal injury full back. eventually, winning and full set on his fist match points. the 4 times flushing meadows champion is one of the favorites to win the title this year. rival not joke of, it's not playing, having failed to take because in 1900 vaccine was much here and we got the, the nice session. you know, it's always exciting on yeah, i went through the the stuff moment, but then i, i think i bet the mom of cause was not perfect. let. here. happy psycho my 50 days more or less so in some way was not the day to play best they to, to just make their job done. and that's what they did so happy for that. that said, call us also made it through after an injury for his argentine opponents

adele dice que no estÁ comprometida, sÓlo luego usan las joyas de alta gÁmez.tÁ tratando de educar a sus hijos, pero no sabe que su hija tiene poderes mÁgicos con su hÁmster, y estÁ tratando de luchar contra muchos malos en varios episodios. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ >> [habla en inglÉs] jessi: nos despedimos de este revoltillo digital con un tema reciÉn sacado del horno. esta es la nueva colaboraciÓn de maluma y anita, titulada "el que espera", pero no esperemos mucho, que suene la mÚsica. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ m asÍ y asÍ, por que el que espera consigue lo que quiera m m asÍ, asÍ, estamos de acuerdo m ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ [ininteligible] jessi: este nuevo tema de maluma y anitta, la Última vez con 4 millones de reproducciones. [ininteligible] vamos a regresar con ustedes al estudio. francisca: con algunos problemas tÉcnicos, pero tu revoltillo siempre muy completo y muy interesante. esta historia sÉ que te iba a gustar tambiÉn a ti, jessi. unos dÍas atrÁs, mientras bad bunny interpretaba sus canciones, habÍa una persona de la comunidad sorda interpretÁndolas tambiÉn, para la comunidad de

adele has become an inspiration forjessica. hi, adele.inal surprise — a message from jessica's hero. just sending our love, hoping that you're fitl and healthy and well. and i'm so sorry that i couldn't be there with you today. _ i hope to meet you one day soon, because you're - a massive inspiration to me. and thank you also for inspiring so many people to go out - and buy buttony bears. _ so proud to be a fellow merseysider. and like i say, hope to see you soon. i have a great day. isn't that lovely? yeah, it's amazing. are you happy? yeah. i want to meet her. just seven years old, jessica is raising awareness, helping others, changing lives for people living with a stoma. graham satchell, bbc news, liverpool. love jessica. isn't that great? doesn't stop you doing anything. she is incredible. morning, jessica, if you are watching. thank you for that. , ., ., that. here is carol with the weather- — weather. good morning. weather. good morninu. _, ., weather. good morninu. ., , good morning. good morning. it is uuite a good morning. good