very much, adele.n and ladies came to see mama, and i used to dance before them or sit on their knees and sing to them. i liked and where was that? in paris. we lived always in paris. but then when mama had to go to the holy virgin, monsieur rochester came and took me across the sea in a great ship d,th a chimney that smo and i was sick. : 5, 6, and 3? dostou like monsieur roc? i've not met him yet. this is his chair. he ss here, and stares into the fire, and frowns like this. [laughing] is he as bad as that? twice as bad. i cannot make how bad he is. but i'm sure he's very kind, too. sometimes he brings me autiful presents, but i'm sure he's very kind, too. but when he's angry-- that's terrible. and may the holy virgin give me grace, and god bless monsieur rochester, and make him polite to mademoiselle so she will stay witme forever and ever. amen. ♪ aa [dog barking] can i do anything? stand out of the way. i'm sorry i frightened your horse. apologies won't mend my ankle. [dog barking] down, pilot! we

i'm from l.a. >> in new york, adele was spotted in new york going into a music studio. her next album is rumored to arrive later this year. in 2015 her album won five grammys. hasn't been all work. last weekend's party with j-law showed up. adele made it sound like music may not be her top priority. >> what do you do for a live something. >> i'm a stay at home mum. >> not staying at home is sting who invited us to an intimate performance in l.a. he was previewing his musical, the last ship, about his life's story. >> i feel like i reviewed more about myself than i intended to. >> the last ship was on broad whati and is now heading west. >> i'm playing a role i think i can give my own soul to. >> opens in los angeles in january. >> we have more music news. >> yeah. celine dion's "carpool karaoke" with james corden premiers april 20th. they shot it all over los angeles. speaking of that -- >> hello, we are in vegas. >> we are bringing the show to sin city to hang with all the hollywood high rollers. >> you're going get it. >> take you behind the scenes of the big-time act

. >>> and jlaw takes down adele. their rowdy night out with drag queens and hunger games. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> well, well, well the spice girls tour got spicier. mel b is revealing what she really really wanted. >> it gives a whole new meaning to if you wanna be my lover. it used to be a rumor. now it's on the record. >> did you or didn't you with geri halliwell? >> well, what would you consider doing it or not? >> did you sleep with you? >> well, yeah, we all slept in a bed together, but not like that, all of us. >> did you sleep with geri like that? >> reporter:? >> really? >> she's going to hate me for this because she's all posh in the country house with her husband. >> geri wasn't at her country house today, but in central london. a source close to geri calls mel's hookup claim untrue. but a 2003 interview she gave to howard stern sure makes you wonder. ♪ because tonight is the night >> geri talked to howard about, quote, having lesbian sex once with a band mate saying she could never say who

first to walk in lagerfeld final painting was one of his more recent uses twenty six year old car adele of eighteen. actresses kristen stewart and monica bellucci were in attendance as was laga fields most famous muse model claudia schiffer. this show fulfills expectations in terms of both emotion and delivering classic lagerfeld creations. the icing on the gateau actress penelope cruz made a surprise catwalk to view holding a single line for. the tribute had more than a hint of the kind says dr. yes were requested not to wear still a child heels because of the snow most ignored the appeal of the show concluded with the david bowie and heroes and a standing ovation that marked the end of the fashion era. so the show was co-design by vision e v are. now officially lagerfeld success i mean what we know you know that's why she's confirmed as creative director she joined the show and now as an intern such years ago not long after the august outlook. lagerfeld is described as both his left and right hand they work very closely together he delivers the sketches and she turns them into the act

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. >> you see adele and jennifer lawrence there and think, are those drag queens?sound just like them. what? right. sound just like them. what? think, are those drag queens? they look pretty good. >> yeah, sound just like them. what? yeah, sound just like them. what in what? ♪ ♪ >> we're not sorry about this. we have so much "skinny" on a monday morning, we have to give you a bonus round. starting with justin beeper who, apparently, has another reason to say, i'm sorry. this time, the apology is directed toward the country of iceland. >> the entire country. iceland has been forced to close to the public after a significant influx of visitors. since it was featured in bieber's "i'll show you" video four years ago. >> officials say since then there's been a nearly 100% increase in visitor foot traffic, which is killing the local vegetation. no apparent comment yet from the biebs, himself. he wanted to show the scenery there. you can't blame the biebs for that. >> it's gorgeous. i want to go there, too. >>> moving on to the royals. >> yes. >> still no baby on the baby

lagerfeld of course also controversial bit of bully not always clear politically correct saying of adele she's a little too fat to be fair he also said she had a beautiful face and a divine voice but that was one of a number of derogatory remarks about women and whites perhaps less controversial he said that sweatpants are a sign of defeat but also not always reactionary he sent two brides down the runway at a time when france was discussing same sex marriage is quite controversially. extraordinary but he left evidently some advice for his success that's right he said that you should just do what you like and don't think too much about custom and that's something i like to incorporate into my own life and. i was always a pleasure thanks very much for bieber the. german photographer tom hagen used to concentrate his lens on beautiful landscapes around germany and beyond but one day he was flying around taking some aerial photography and he was struck by how much beautiful landscapes have been altered by human endeavor as a staunch environmentalist he said about documenting this and the re

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is going to be in a very weak position to argue back because they will be a beak away to pronounce adeleecause we know that is going to do, so we note that the amount of suede that you got. know they are all waiting for it fishing, and making commitments on that. lots of things, lots of kids, lots of worms. let's get direct discussion of brexit by this review and passing the guardian, wonderful picture. they we re guardian, wonderful picture. they were showing on the news bulletins earlier, i think it is sort of a comical snapshot of the country as it is. if you take a step back and look at what is happening, it is a very unusual time of turmoil. this is not what this country is normally like. it is a nice time to sort of try and illustrate what is happening to our national character at the moment. i suppose, it makes me happily think of that post in the 97 election for the labour long time ago now is move to another story in the guardian. this is about ninth grade. this is interesting. in the context of the theresa may's leadership, having being home secretary, division opening up who i

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one of the sport's biggest stars adel bacon jr has been traded the n.f.l. is highest paid receiver is being let go by the new york giants and he's on his way to the cleveland browns in return the giants are getting the browns first and second round draft picks and safety gibril peppers the bacon jr deal will be made official later on wednesday when the league's business year begins. it's been a bad day for the world number one's in tennis with both never talk about soccer being dumped out in indian wells djokovic she has won the tournament five times but lost in the third round here he was beaten in straight sets by the young suited for the kosher either is the first time a german has beaten the world number one innings to next step in place frenchman gael monfils. djokovic is out but the other big hitters remain roger federer enjoyed a straight sets victory of the fellows with stan brinker six three six four and took in just sixty minutes later will now play britain's home for a place in the clincher for. rafael nadal had an even easier and he's the ground

islamic rebel groups tens of thousands of people were killed and then in one thousand nine hundred nine adelizzy's beautifully who was elected president in the civil war ended three years later. let's bring in our panel now in algiers via skype journalist paula in new fall a buddha executive director of the nordic center for conflict transformation also in al cheers on the line is a melba book or a socialist and researcher at the paris based school for advanced studies in the social sciences welcome to all of you on the i'm going to start with you you say that these protests were a long time coming how so. what's your response been frustrated with the way the government that has areas that late for a long time. widespread corruption incompetence in all areas of life. but i'm curious have kept mainly silent. for twenty years ago under the table mainly because they were going to the situation was a little bit better the violence through was the announcement that. would have let us bid for reelection in the next april. well judy i don't want to be going well i'm not saying. no more not just wha

adelle a. mr. carr believes it's based entirely on him. i don't concur with that view of the evidence. we'll have 12 people decide it for us. >> kate larsen, abc 7 news. >>> the trial is scheduled for this summer. li is out on more than $64 million bail. one of the highest bails ever made in state courts. bayat, the boyfriend is in custody on $35 million bail. if convicted of murder, both could face up to 25 years to life. >>> the sentence handed down to president trump's former campaign chair, paul manafort. a federal judge gave manafort 47 months in prison yesterday for crimes related to tax and bank fraud. manafort faced the most potential prison time of anyone charged by robert mueller. a maximum of 19 to 24 years. but the judge called those guidelines excessive. >> the american people would be justified in feeling that there has been some miscarriage of justice here in the leniency of this sentence. >> this is just the first of two of manafort's sentencing hearings. next wednesday, he'll be sentenced on separate charges and faces up t

in adel so casa is from mozambique he was born in the capital my puto a bitter civil war raged in mozambique for nearly sixteen years starting in the late one nine hundred seventy s. two opposing political groups the mozambique liberation front and the mozambique a national resistance fought for power hundreds of thousands of people were killed was also was a child at the time back of the days we used to spend the summer in my grandmother's feel a chance i remember being awake in the middle of the night. in the hallway and in the heat or bombings in gaza and gunshots all over in and i asked my grandmother why are these this noise and she said it's only fireworks a peace accord was signed in one thousand nine hundred two but the history of the bloody period has not been dealt with instead it has been repressed that's one of the demons corsa confronts in his films for. western somebody's. physique you can feel them. see if you have been. seized i mean that is you should teach that get. more space to move that. could last the fleet up at. first but if you listen. to the world. coming on of the

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and another voice to look out, a singer like beyonce, cher and adele, goes by only one name. ♪ this is with you ♪ ♪ hold me like more than just a friend ♪ >> we will see much more of her in hollywood. on last night's episode, there's also a few folks whose dreams came crashing down, literally. take a look. >> oh, great. >> oh! ♪ ♪ if you feel no! ♪ >> he didn't make it through. the final round of auditions on "idol" airs right here on abc tonight at 8:00 central. >> those last ones were rough. >>> stick around for this next story. the bombshell revelation from "harry potter" creator, j.k. rowling. it's about two of her most prominent characters. she previously revealed that, though it's not mentioned in the books or films, hogwarts headmaster, dumbledore is gay. >> hang on to your wands here. rowling now says dumbledore and "fantastic beasts" and grindelwald had a passionate sexual affair. >> passionate, she says. back in 2007, rowling did hint saying the sexual affair, however, brand-new information. our heads are spinning. will, it's nuts, isn't it? >> this is crazier than the quiddi

jennifer lawrence and adele, besties. the oscar-winner and the grammy-winner. made up by a drag queen. love a girls' night out. [ applause ] >> br iritt args filter. how clever. >> to ginger. >> how about we do this. this is your "gma" moment. we fly a lot. you're at the airport, you get a delay. you're going, oh, not a five-hour delay. somebody b made my week last week. let me introduce you to ed that mcallister. ♪ this morning when i rose, yeah, i didn't have no doubt oh this morning when i rose ♪ ♪ yeah i didn't have no doubt ♪ i know the lord >> she was just singing that way. she was bringing such high spirits to everyone who had such stink faces. behind the camera, you have a bunch of people really unhappy. >>> good monday morning. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. increasing breezes and light to moderate rain moving from the north bay through the south bay today. chance of rain through at least thursday and a drier and warmer weekend on the way. temperatures temperatures from the mid-50s in the north bay to the mid-60s in the south bay and the east

algeria's eighty two year old president has formally put for his name for a fifth term in office adele's he's been a flake a has been facing growing protests against his role has tried to appease algeria is promising electoral reforms if he wins the x. months vote or go back as the latest. demonstrators marched late into the night in protest against algeria is long time ruler abilities but a flick of al-jazeera content apparently very high this pictures posted on social media showing hundred chanting in. earlier students told the president it's time to go the protesters want to the constitutional court to stop what a flick a stand in for a fifth term in next month's election in response to the protests beautifully because campaign manager it signaled the president will not rule for long if he wins a post election were in no neither was someone. i pledge to organize early elections to be set up by the independent national conference i pledged not to be a candidate and that selection. before that announcement police fired water cannon in the capitol as crowd swelled the protests have been

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down but not out ailing algerian president adel is easy to insists on running for a fifth term and saying great protesters demand an end to his twenty year rule who's really in charge in algeria what is at risk for the region if the tension escalates this is inside story. i'm richelle carey and this is inside story welcome to the program unfit for the job that's how hundreds of thousands of algerians describe president abdelaziz bouteflika and large scale protests rarely seen in algeria they poured on to the streets demanding he pull out of next month's elections many say beautifully go who was eighty two on saturday is unable to perform his duties as president so will he step down or is algeria heading towards political instability we'll speak to our guests in a moment first name parker has this report. they are the biggest demonstrations in algeria in decades this is the country's capital out cheers to the terrorists there are similar scenes in several other cities that demanded the country's ailing president up to lizzie's bouteflika withdrawals from the country's forthcoming president

number of votes but both were narrowly defeated it comes as may said she will step down if a bracks adele is approved by parliament. facebook is extending its ban on hate speech to prohibit support of white nationalism from next week the.

spring the boat was crossing the river and heading towards an amusement park iraqi prime minister adel declared three days of national mourning. the lucky survivors coming on shore. this father had feared he would never see his children again. many didn't make it out of the water a lawyer after the boat ferrying them across the tigris overturned. carried off by the currents they drowned as horrified bystanders looked on. some risk their own life to help. mosul is no stranger to disaster iraq's second largest city was ravaged by the war against the so-called islamic state liberated from the terror group after months of bitter fighting in two thousand and seventeen its inhabitants desperately crave a return to normality the amusement parks restaurants and cafes on this stretch of the river had offered an escape from the tough post-war reality. but it's here that horror returned to mosul. thursday was world down syndrome day millions of people are born with the genetic condition and many struggle to integrate fully into society but there are some exceptions and that takes us to a cafe in

number of votes but both were narrowly defeated it comes as may said she will step down if her bracks adele is approved by parliament . health officials in mozambique have confirmed five cases of cholera amid warnings of a possible and.

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s biggest stars adel beckon jr has been traded the n.f.l.'s highest paid receiver is leaving the new york giants is on his way to the cleveland browns the beckon genia deal will be made official in the next few hours when the league's business year begins or n.f.l. broadcast the michael carson says the acquisition of back in june is a sign of renewed ambition at cleveland. potentially he is the best receiver in the league he certainly being the most spectacular but his his last couple of years with new york giants have been rather in and out with a little bit of controversy on the team quite a few injury absences and the question is how will he bear down to basically when he joins the browns now he joins of team that's really designed to break through to the top echelons of the n.f.l. this year he's got a quarterback at baker mayfield in his second year who had a very wide rookie season and ought to get better and he rejoins jarvis landry they were teammates in college and the two receivers will give cleveland a alayo layered approach to rece

algeria's eighty two year old president has formally put his name forth for a fifth term in office adele's his beautifully to has been facing growing protests against as role he has tried to appease algerians promising electoral reforms if he wins next month's vote has the latest. demonstrators march into the night in protest against jewish longtime arena. al-jazeera contant apparently ferry five this pictures posted on social media showing hundred. s. . earlier students told the president it's time to go the protesters wanted the constitutional court to stop but to flick a stand in for a fifth term in next month's election in response to the protests beautifully because campaign manager it signaled the president will not rule for long if he wins a post election where in one year there was some in one doubt i pledge to organize early elections to be set up by the independent national conference i pledged not to be a candidate in that election. before that announcement police fired water cannon in the capital as crowd swelled the protests have been echoed in places like france thousands dem

interior minister was appointed prime minister this week after a mass protest force the ailing president adel izzy's beautifully cut to abandon his bid for a fifth term this timea. the doors will be open to everyone we are listening to everybody we are talking to everyone and we will work with everyone without any preconditions. i mean our. protests are at secure our citizen movement and she says what's underway in algeria is a big transition of power. well do we me someone who is a con of the regime who is there just to give the illusion of change with the departure of the former prime minister would we make of a regime that has meant tainted itself through a ruse repression and violence for fifty years and who just violated the constitution by the way for the past twenty years the beautifully clan has made so many promises of reform of change and it is completely non credible not credible to give this huge important task of change and democratic transition to the same people who have put us in a situation in the situation that we find ourselves in today the people in the street and somethin

(molly haskell) her outfit is based on adele rogers st.paperwoman who dressed in a mannish style. hi, hildy, welcome back. (molly haskell) and she comes in with such authority, breezes into the newsroom, says hello to everybody. she goes into grant's office, and immediately, it's like a boxing match, like a love match and a boxing match. now listen, walter. you are no longer my husband, and no longer my boss, and you're not going to be my boss. what's that supposed to mean? just what i say. you're not coming back to work on the paper? you are right, mr. burns, for the first time today. ahhh... got a better offer, huh? you bet. all right, go on, take it, that's the gratitude i get! what were you when you got here five years ago? a doll-faced hick! well, you wouldn't take me if i hadn't been doll-faced. well, why should i? i'd be shuddering -- listen, walter. listen, i made a great reporter of you, but you won't be half as good on any other paper and you know it! we're a team -- (yelling simultaneously) sold to the american! the rhythm of th

number of votes but both were narrowly defeated it comes as may said she will step down if her bracks adele is approved by parliament. health officials in mozambique have confirmed five cases of cholera amid warnings of a possible and protests.

adele cancelled the final two shows of her world tour after damaging her vocal cords.d shows of his tour in 2017 saying he wanted his mind, heart and soul to be sustainable. the rolling stones began their tour in germany in 2017 before travelling throughout europe over the last two years. the north american leg was set to start in miami next month and finish in canada in june. jagger expects to make a full recovery and told fans to keep hold of their tickets because he hopes he can provide them with satisfaction in the future. all across the world — famous landmarks have descended into darkness — albeit only for sixty minutes — as part of a global call for action on climate change. earth hour takes place every year — and nearly 200 countries and territories take part. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. hong kong is renowned for its iconic skyline. but even here they sometimes have to turn out the lights. victoria harbour suddenly a lot less illuminated than normal. and the fight against climate change was the inspiration. we need to find a balance with this planet. it has

adele cancelled the final two shows of her world tour after damaging her vocal cords.17, saying he wanted his mind, heart and soul to be sustainable. the stones began their no filter tour in germany in 2017 before travelling throughout europe over the last two years. the north american leg was set to start in miami next month and finish in canada injune. mick jagger expects to make a full recovery and told fans to keep hold of their tickets as he hopes he can provide them with satisfaction in the near future. touring can be a tough business. stay with us here on bbc news. hello again. we've got quite a change in our weather compared with yesterday, when temperatures reach 20 celsius in kew in greater london. the wind of change is blowing, and that is going to be blowing some cooler air across england and wales, such that temperatures will drop by about 9 degrees in the capital, highs of 11 degrees or so. the change is brought about by this area of cloud, this cold front that continues to journey southwards, still bringing the threat of perhaps a little bit of patchy ra

algeria is eighty two year old president has formally put forward his name for a fifth term and office adele's is beautifully guy has been facing growing protests against his rule to try to appease algerians by promising political reforms if he wins next month's vote al jazeera has obtained exclusive pictures from the home of the saudi consul general in istanbul after the murder of journalist. a documentary airing on our sister channel al jazeera arabic details how turkish officials believe it of and may have been used to dispose of his body israeli forces shot down two palestinians in the village of california and the occupied west bank israeli army says the palestinians were killed after attempting to drive a car into israeli soldiers local residents though say it was a car accident. disconsolate and west jerusalem which provides diplomatic representation to the palestinians as to be absorbed by the new u.s. embassy for israel on monday a controversial decision to turn them into a single diplomatic mission was announced in october a u.s. secretary of state might pompei o a consulate has been

. —— his car for the adele and roger federer will face each other for the first time since 2017 in thelast played in the final of the shanghai masters. better easing past. no doubt some of his russian opponent. that is all the sport for now. back to you. senior democrats in the us congress have accused donald trump of defying the constitution after he used a presidential veto for the first time since he came to offfice. mr trump vetoed a resolution from congress which was designed to block his declaration of a state of emergency on the border with mexico. he declared the national emergency last month, to try to secure billions of dollars for building a border wall. president trump said he had a duty to use his veto power in order to protect americans. congress's vote to deny the crisis on the southern border is a vote against reality. it is against reality. it is a tremendous national emergency, it is a tremendous crisis. last month, more than 76,000 illegal migrants arrived at our border. we are on track for1 million illegal aliens to rush our borders. people hate the word invasion bu

algeria is eighty two year old president has formally put forward his name for a fifth term in office adele's is beautifully to has been facing growing protests against his will he is promising electoral reforms if he wins next month's vote. the u.s. consulate in west jerusalem which provides consular services to palestinians has been absorbed by the new u.s. embassy for israel the controversial decision to turn them into a single diplomatic mission was announced in october by u.s. secretary of state my comp aoe the consul has been in place for about one hundred seventy five years and acts as a de facto us this embassy for palestinians many palestinians consider the move a downgrade in diplomatic relations al-jazeera has obtained exclusive pictures from the home of the saudi consul general in istanbul after the murder of journalist. a documentary airing on the network details how turkish officials believe an oven may have been used to dispose of his body egyptian photojournalist who is a better known as shock on has been released after more than five years in prison he posted this picture hon

three of its fighters were killed during the latest operation our correspondent adele has made has more from that that's on the turkey syria border. this is the third night running the bubbles is coming under intense shelling and airstrikes there had been a lull last week allowing fighters to surrender and civilians to be evacuated but earlier in the day spokesperson for the syrian democratic forces that's the kurdish forces on the ground leading this battle have said that the battle for bubbles is coming to an end and that's probably why we see this intensification of strikes and shelling now in the air strikes also ustream important simply because on the ground a goodish forces have been advancing very slowly they are trying to minimize their loss which could be a cure because of the fire or indeed the land mines and booby traps left behind by the i still fight as they retreat further in side who's a number of fighters are still holed up there considered to be do die hard ones the ones who are willing to fight until the bitter end it's still unclear how many civilians are in there or

adel is seen as a loyalist a president. who announced reforms on monday and thousands of have returned to the streets despite concessions from the government on monday the president decided not to seek a fifth term he delayed elections appointed a new prime minister and set a new constitution. kurdish thought forces in syria say they've killed thirty eight i so fighters in their final assault on the armed groups lost on klav the syrian democratic forces have been bombarding about those for three days the operation intensified after a brief pause to allow civilians to leave but as well as government is investigating opposition leader for the massive power outage that's left millions without electricity the attorney general says why dell will be investigated for his possible involvement. of corruption and incompetence for the blackout. those are the headlines on al-jazeera there's more inside story. algeria's president. down is this a crucial turning point in the country or a ploy by those who hold the real power to protect t

and then, this month, we had benson and adele speaking, presenting on the ombudsman program, so excellent, excellent learning experience for all of us. next month, we will be having dr. jilleen johnson from ucsf talking about her findings. last month, we also had our annual elections and all of the officers were reelected, so myself and sue horsh will be cochairs. we also have ramped up our advocacy campaign starting much earlier. we've already gun scheduling and holding meetings, individual meetings with supervisors to present our 2019-20 budget year ask that was sent to director mcspadden in december. the reason that we've done this is to allow additional time during the budget process for follow-up meetings so we can do additional advocacy work. we'll also be scheduling a meeting with budget director kelly kirk patrick and hopefully with the mayor. we'll see how far we get with that. and then, we continue to work on a proposed celebration of ageing event which we've tentatively slated for september. we now have begun looking for funding sources, and hopefully in the very near future we

is interesting, this hedge fund that is starting up, john graham, that is one of four exit -- exit adele'sing this year. vonnie: we have 20 seconds. what happens is here? -- this year? ilana: it is pay for performance. i think the issue the hedge fund industry needs to pay attention to is not compensation deflation. it is -- if funds don't perform, people one i get paid but the issue with netting. that is where you lose your stars. if you are underpaying people who in spite of the headline, not so great performances for the fund, are the p&l of the fund in its entirety. they need to get paid even if there is not a big performance. vonnie: the top performers. we will be back soon to update it. ilana weinstein. stay tuned. more markets next. this is bloomberg. ♪ comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond having questions. to getting answers. "activecore, how's my network?" "

everybody, unless you are taylor swift, adele, or bruno mars, you are starting from square one, and christopherto put in the effort in a way few artists do because it's hard to make money out of the gate. carol: let's talk about in general, the music industry in china is very restricted. foreign artists have to get a visa to actually perform there. there are tight controls on all of it. jason: and many have been banned. carol: yeah. lucas: yeah, there are a very long list of top acts not allowed to perform there. katy perryjork, justin bieber. , there are many reasons, some have voiced independence movements into that, and if you wish the dalai lama happy birthday, you will probably not be able to perform in china. justin bieber was ambiguous bad behavior, but talking to some of the big music promoters in china, the restrictions on what you need to do to play their is -- to play there is pretty severe. it comes down to not just submitting everything he will say, because there is no spontaneity in musical performance in china, which is weird when you think about the whole point of live music is

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[ laughter ] adele dazeem." [ laughter ] well, after trump spoke, democratic leaders, nancy pelosi and schumer delivered a response. and a lot of people are talking about how creepy they look standing next to each other. check it out right there. look at that. [ laughter ] oh, my gosh. they look like extras from the movie "get out." [ laughter ] [ applause ] they look like two defendants on "the people's court." that's how your parents look when you try to tell them about the benefits of cbd oil. [ laughter ] look at chuck schumer. he looks like he's wearing a a chuck schumer mask. [ light laughter ] some more news. in a tweet today, trump talked about forest fires. but he spelled the word "forest" wrong twice. take a look at this. yeah. [ laughter ] [ audience groans ] i guess you can add spellcheck to the list of things that are shutdown. it's like -- [ laughter and applause ] "i spelled fires right." you guys see this? all week the internet has been going nuts over this app called twinning, where you upload a a photo. and it shows you -- that you're -- your celebrity twin. okay, yea