is doing. -- babis.oing. -- babis. thus i came to express it here. it was good to defend the truth. when he came to power, he did it with a promise to clea n power, he did it with a promise to clean up corruption but in april, the proposed charging the minister with subsidy fraud. 0n the proposed charging the minister with subsidy fraud. on friday, a report concluded that millions of dollars paid to firms and linked to mr babis should be paid back amid a convict of interest. for his part, andrej babis won't step down to his political allies continue to support him, for their part, the possible resignation despite the protests, the prime minister would reside. —— won't resign. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news. effo rts efforts to achieve claim is from india have been continuing was of eight bodies have been spotted by an epos helicopter on monday. indian officials believe there are no survivors. voters in denmark will choose a new government in elections later today. 0pinion po

>> the baby is in a bag. >> is she breathing? >> she's crying. >> how old is the baby?they coming? >> reporter: deputies arrived and tore the bag open finding the newborn with her umbilical cord still attached. officers frantically wrapped the crying baby in a jacket. you can hear deputy terry roper trying to comfort her. >> hi, baby girl. yeah, she's a sweetheart. she's a sweetheart. >> i wanted to give her comfort. a little bit later i realized it was the first time she had ever felt love. >> the sheriff says deputy roper has kids of his own and knew how to comfort that baby girl. >> he is a dad, and he is a good deputy and a good man, more importantly, and so he went into dad mode. >> nurses at the hospital named the baby india. she's now in protective -- sorry, guys. in protective services in good condition. authorities are trying to find her mother. >> it is a tough one and i understand that emotion. >>> for the fourth time in the last week, a law enforcement officer in the u.s. has been murdered on the job. sheriff's deputy troy chism was shot and killed while res

they met, married and had a baby in about a year's time. quickly, their relationship fell apart. they were fighting over baby sydney when stephen went to jennifer's one november each to pick up the child. within minutes, jennifer was on the phone with 911, hysterical. >> 911, what's your emergency? >> my, my, my grandmother needs help. my husband came to pick up my child because we're getting a divorce, and he come after her and tried to come after the baby and i, he's on the floor shot. >> is she shot? >> no, he's shot. i need an ambulance for my grandmother. >> it was a confusing 911 call. jennifer wanted an ambulance for her grandmother shirley skinner. as for her estranged husband stephen, jennifer implied to the dispatcher he had been shot to protect her family. >> he come after her and pushed her out of the way and then he tried to come after sydney and i. oh, god. >> what happened to your grandmother? >> i think she might -- she's having heart trouble. please come and held us. >> what's your name? >> jennifer watkins. >> okay. i'll g

it's about being for a baby's right to live, the most basic right there is. as u.s. ambassador to the united nations i was privileged to travel to many corners of the globe. i saw many wonderful things, but also saw some horrible things that i cannot and see. i heard stories that linger in my memory. in syrian refugee caps as sodone happens when bishara used chemical weapons to murder and maim innocent children. i sat with crying mothers who told me hard stories about how soldiers to their babies from their arms and threw them in the fires. captured thatys young vulnerable ages and put into the horrible life of child soldiers. venezuela, i watched parents walk for hours each way in the blazing sun to get the only male they would get that day, given to them by the catholic church on the other side of the border in columbia. there are starving children digging through trash cans looking for food. i have seen places where life has been incredibly cheapened. it will always haunt me. across the globe i have spoken with mothers and fathers who would risk everything just to

i want my baby back, baby back, baby back. [ laughter and applause i want my baby back, baby back, baby i want my baby back, baby back, baby back. ♪ some more news here. i saw this, this morning in under an hour, president trump retweeted over 60 tweets which is why he spent the rest of the day with little tiny ice packs on each thumb. [ applause ] it was like, "oh, today was rough. and trump was going crazy on twitter because a big firefighters union decided to endorse joe biden instead of him. trump was like, "it's crazy, i love firemen i mean, no one loves to fire men more than me." [ laughter and applause i've heard he's really upset with this union. he sent a tweet that said, "i've done more for firefighters than this dues-sucking union will ever do." and then he added, "i have personally donated thousands of dollars to people who slide down poles for a living. [ laughter and applause >> steve: wow. welcome, cinnamon. >> jimmy: oh speaking of strip clubs, listen to this. yesterday, mike pence gave a a speech to some navy sailors. and before pence walked out, the sailors were told t

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, baby, baby, i win toll them what you told me about the baby, baby, baby that's another story.e to get it from him, not from me. i'm there doing balladses, lop song, american songs. >> you just written your third book. >> yes. >> what is this one about. >> this is -- called supreme glamor, and it's actually about the supremes glamorous career. >> we're showing is on the screen. >> about the glam your of our gowns. we were known for our attire, outfits as for the music. it's all bet glamorous career because i have written other books and after the the text and everything went on but this is more of the gowns. more about the gowns. >> the second one, the first one was dream girls. >> dream girl. my life as a supreme. the second one was supreme face, some day we'll be together. do do as well because i think the war happened so i didn't get a chance to sell it but for me it was a great book because it was about -- the first book dream girl was about our rise and being famous and all that and the second one was more a followup about what happened after, after florence left, after di

so everything is -- ♪ burn, baby, burn >> that's the sound of disco. ♪ burn, baby, burn ♪ burn, baby,y ooh, love to love you, baby ♪ >> "love to love you baby" was four minutes of singing. 14 minutes of -- a lot of not singing. ♪ oh, love to love you, baby ♪ oh, love to love you, baby >> i always wondered for the life of me was he just in the booth, more passion, more -- >> actually, i threw everybody out of the studio, switched the lights off, made sure that the tape is running and i said, okay, let's go ahead. and i think she did it in ten minutes. ♪ oh >> the donna summer records were some of the biggest records of all-time. and they kicked off a revolution. ♪ ♪ i wanna do it till the sun comes up ♪ >> unless you have been living in a sealed cave, you probably noticed america's latest craze is disco dancing. that's dancin' without the "g." >> what's disco? >> snuffy, where have you been? ♪ i want to put on my, my, my, my boogie shoes and boogie with you ♪ >> the queen of the discos take in, what they generate with the records, we are talking about an estimated $4 billion -- that's

give the baby breast milk popsicles. >> what? her little baby was teething. decided i'm going to make baby popsicles out of breast milk and that's what she did. i love the baby's reaction. the reviews are in and they're good. >> my little muscle man here likes it. so cute. >> a little messy but well worth it. >> it's a little messy but hey, happy teething baby? i'll take that. >> it's better than chewing on that. >> that is true. >> according to our sources, protest has been made to protest their right to party. >> he's here to fight for your right to party. >> not to get too lawyery on you but this is in direct violation of the constitush. >> tell us what it says. >> our four fathers fought for the right to rage without restriction. >> they're having a great time. >> counsel, i beg of you, please refund this law. i have been on a juice cleanse and protest and will continue this cleanse until the situation is rectified. >> taking this serious guys. he's gone on a juice cleanse until they fix the problem. >> that's a problem. it's so unhealthy. >> what is the

welcome baby. also altering the relationships among multiple agencies to build an intelligent system. what do i mean? that adapts and is responsive. it is a system that does not assume it knows all the answers but is very opportunistic and works in ways where the data takes it. waits for opportunities. the ultimate example of incremental planning. this did not happen overnight. it took some time. if anyone looks at the strategies both with what cynthia talked about in texas, outlined in north carolina, it is a process. let me start with talking about welcome baby. it is offered without qualification to all babies born in 14 hospitals across the county. it employs a systematic assessment will to identify families in need. the tool covers many of the items -- it is called a bridge screening tool. universal care and natal support to all families including a set of core services through the child's ninth month. of distinctionam and offers all families delivering in these hospitals a set of services. wh

this morning, new hope for baby india.name given to this newborn abandoned in georgia. >> sweetheart. >> reporter: a family found the crying baby wrapped in plastic under a pile of leaves. the umbilical cord still attached. >> baby india is doing great. her health is good and miraculously considering what she went through. >> reporter: in recent days, there's been an outpouring of love from people across the country wanting to adopt the newborn. the sheriff's facebook page is flooded with comments like, i would give her all the love she deserves. another woman writes, if baby india is in need of a home, our doors are open. >> we have gotten hundreds of calls, social media posts. we have people waiting in line to provide that child with a forever home. >> reporter: one dad even reached out to abc news commenting online, my wife and i would love to adopt india and give her a great start in life. >> i immediately grabbed the link and sent it to my wife and in all caps i told her i want to adopt this baby, and she sent me a me

they didn't have any time to spare. >> it could mattof secos that baby was left e baby is okay. it was up to police to track down the mother. a 15-year-old who is now facing erment >> nothing is that serious where you just discard a childlike trash. >> reporter: a program in california allows them to drop off the child within 72 hours of giving of giving birth at fire stations and emergency rooms. >> that didn't happen today. as you can imagine, we are in the middle of a heat wave in our region. that baby was left in that dumpster, any longer, who knows what could have happened. >> reporter: as long as there are no signs of abuse, there are no questions asked, and the baby can go to a loving home and family. >> i tried to see if nobody would take him and, maybe me and my wife will want to take in. >> reporter: adding to this miraculous story of survival, the apartment complex tells me the trash is usually collected in the afternoon but for some reason crews came early today, before the baby was left in the dumpster, and had they come earlier, they may have collected the baby wit

who heard that baby crying?tory and deputy roper is indeed along with his partners who were at the scene are good citizens who heard that. a father and his three daughters who just returned home from vacation and went inside their home and empty out their car from their trip and the girls heard what they thought was a baby crying. nobody expects to hear a baby crying in the woods 100 yards from their house. they kept on by their dad back and forth and decided to go investigate. had they not done that, this would have been a different conversation. so they're the true heroes of the day. >> i'm still on team terry as being one of the heroes here, and you wept back to hold baby india again. when she's in your arms and you're looking at her, how does that feel? what are you thinking? >> you know, afterwards i was able to think about the situation and i knew that i was the first person to be able to show her that compassion, and it's quite an honor to be that person, to show her the first bit of love, and it's someth

. >>> and a miracle baby, a week's old infant found in a plastic bag. who heard the crying and possibly saved that baby's life. >>> a miracle surprise. officials in georgia are asking for the public's help tracking down the identity newborn baby they say found abandoned in the woo her mvivahank to t to the -- the effort of a local family and good fortune. the baby girl has been placed in side a plastic bag and left in the woods. here is nbc's joe fryer. >> reporter: against the odds, a newborn baby found just in time. [ crying ] >> oh, i'm so sorry. i'm so sorry. >> reporter: just a few hours old, her umbilical cord still attached, the baby girl was left in a plastic grocery bag not far from the home of alan regularette whose daughters heard her cries. his children convinced him to go out and search. >> she almost -- she coughed and it sounded human we knew someg different. >> reporter: his wife called 911. >> it is in a bag. >> what's in a bag? >> hurry, hurry. >> what is in a bag? >> they said the baby is in a bag. >> without doubt, they are the true

there are 400,000 babies born in texas every year. of the 2 million or so kids under the age of five, in the point in time in texas, we served only a tiny fraction. if we somehow knew that this small bet, those were the ones who needed services the most that might not be concerning the that's not the case. the state did target home visiting services into communities with the highest needs meaning, they have high levels of poverty or high rates of teen pregnancy for instance. when we look at the families enrolled in the program across the communities, their level of needs vary considerably. we also see communities have very different strategies for how they recruit families into their programs. some have systematic approaches in which they link with doctors offices or with schools and are referring families they identify who might need help. whereas others, i kid you not, were recruiting out of walmart parking lots, anyone who looks like a three-year-old must need the program, we are not doing that anymore. cqi and all of that so we ad

whenever the baby moves i speak to it at night when i read my children stories it's for the baby to. know talia is 8 months pregnant it's ago but it's not hers tahlia is a surrogate the baby's parents live in germany. it's such a happy moment when you hold your baby in your arms for the 1st time i'll be happy for them. to tell his own children only with her for the day for the final months of the pregnancy she's moved to be closer to the clinic in hockey. natalia took the decision to become a surrogate to help family finances so that her kids would have it better she tells us her partner earns just 200 euros a month working full time. this clinic on the outskirts of hard to attract childless couples from around the world among them the german couple whose daughter an italian is carrying they were unwilling to be interviewed even anonymously the fear of being recognised is just too great. it's a different story with this woman from germany we're calling her and she's in her early forty's and has 6 failed attempts to get pregnant by idea behind her adoption wasn't something she has bee

they call you the miracle baby. why do they call you that? >> shot in the head at point blank range, a crime scene that shocked even hardened police. >> dora the explorer pillow, and it had blood on it. >> as she fought to live, this detective vowed to catch whoever left her to die. soon, he turned up a promising lead. >> bells and whistles go off in my head. >> in the hospital she battled back. >> to know that she had survived was a pretty powerful moment. >> not just her body, but her mind. >> they would come in the daycare and erica would say don't let them hurt me. >> she handed investigators what would be a vital clue, but would it be enough to crack the case? against all odds. >> hello and welcome to "datelineextra." i'm craig melvin. the crime was so cold-blooded, eastbound police found it hard to believe. a 2-year-old shot in the head and left next to her mother who had just been murdered. but the little girl stunned everyone with her will to survive. the detective vowed to solve the case. but would he find the evidence to deliver jus

shannon: if the baby was breach, many midwives were well-trained to turn the baby or deliver the baby. one of the things is there are lots of nonmedical ways to deliver a breech baby. there are some hospitals today getting back to that. certainly there are some instances where c-section would be used, but only if it was seen as the mother had no chance of living. that was the only time do a c-section. because surgery at that time especially prior to 1870 before , antiseptics, survival rate of surgery is very low. it would only be if the physician and the family thinks there is a chance to save the child, the woman has lost a lot of blood from something else, maybe it has been a very prolonged labor, and there is no chance of saving the woman. then they might do a c-section. that was sort of it. there was very little c-section prior to 1920. steve: i am not sure if you can answer this, but genuinely speaking, how did society view women that were about to deliver a baby? were there any stigmas or social norms? shannon: there was some. so one of the things i looked at in my research was

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now there's baby bottles and empty formula cans and toys all on the floor. their own bus. >>> coming up from nashville -- ♪ i will always love you 45 years of "i will always love you". >>> plus, chris hemsworth's megaa mansion. you won't believe what's inside. >>> then, sequins and sequins and sequins. whose fashion was on trend at the cmt muse, award. >> i remembered! >> all that and more. >> when "e.t." in nashville with trisha yearwood returns. >>> minutes away on "e.t." james corden makes a unexpected confession. the tony host revealed his >>> welcome back to "e.t." in nashville. now, today's stp is jason al dean's bar and restaurant. meanwhile, james corden is gear up to host the tony awards sunday on cbs. as always his plans are on a really grand scale. >> we are going to try to open with a big open, which if i'm honest today feels like a mistake. i think we may have bitten off more than we can chew. >> but he always delivers. >>> speaking of going big, that is what chris hemsworth is doing with his new mega mansion in stale. it's mega all right. might

that gosh darn baby shark song! mentioned tomorrow is the 75th anniversary of d-day, when allied forces landed on the beaches of normandy to defeat the nazis. the president will be in normandy to commemorate the occasion, and it's important that we remember that fateful day. to honor that president, franklin delano roosevelt and the president now we asked students to stage a lesson for audiences of all aims. i am proud to present this tribute with a capital t, to d-day, then and now. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> it was 1944. nazi germany was gaining control. they had imprisoned and killed millions of jews and threatening world domination. churchill and i were committed to stopping hitler. >> it was 2019. bette midler tweeted something mean about me. >> we had septembnt 155,000 bra u.s., canadian and british troops to normandy. >> i sent these two tiny thumbs onto twitter to call bette midler a washed-up psycho. >> it was a great victory fort allied forces. >> it was a great victory for me, donald jennifer trump. [chee

but baby is trying to get up on all fours already. eventually it does get on all fours. >> our first female calf has its fourth birth here at paradise. she's a fantastic mum. she's done very with well. >> yeah, right. with well, that guy had been a zoo keeper in the u.s., uk and now he's in belgium. they have 28 elephants and two african elephants. they're on seven hectors of land. 753,000 square feet. they say currently there are 38,000 african elephants in the wild in southeast asia. so they're very pleased that they have a successful breeding program in belgium. speak ogof bob speaking of baby elephants -- you're looking at what we would call a mud pit. at the bottom of that muddy water is mineral water that elephants drink but it become as little difficult when babies are around because they're like it's play time. and just stir it up. >> just one and a half tons effect that. >> and one of them laying down in the water. >> get up. we got to drink this stuff. i love how it's bottom first. i don't want to. i like it down here. oh, y

it's about being for a baby's right to live, the most basic right there is. as the u.s. ambassador to the united nations i was privileged to travel to many corners of the globe. i saw many wonderful things, but i also saw some horrible things that i cannot un- see. in south sudan i sat with crying mothers who told me stories about how soldiers took their babies from their arms and threw them into fires. in the condo i talked the boys had been captured young for double ages and put into the horrible life of child soldiers. in venezuela on the boulevard bridge, i watched parents and children walk for hours each way in the blazing sun to get the only meal they would get that they given to them by the catholic church just on the other side of the border in colombia. there are starving children digging through trash cans looking for food. i have seen places where life has been incredibly cheap and. tv available alway.there will alwa. all across the globe i've spoken with mothers and fathers who would risk everything just to have a chance at life for themselves and for their c

shark do-do-do-do-do ♪ baby shark ♪ mommy shark >> hit children's song "baby shark" capitalizing onss in some new ways our contessa brewer joins us now with more. what is it, contessa >> carl, i want to know what's happening with your hands right now. are you doing this everybody knows this, right? it's infectious, it's addictive. you know you've had this earworm stuck in your head, "baby shark. if you haven't, you're one of the fortunate few, because this is huge. nearly 3 billion views on youtube. let's show you it's the ninth most viewed video in youtube history in fact, it beats katy perry's "roar. 700,000 cover videos worldwide and you know, why not? google trends indicates more searches for "baby shark" than elsa of disney's "frozen." just let it go pink phong, the creator of the viral video is aggressively capitalizing on its success with more than 35 merchandising partnerships in the u.s. alone there's books, there's toys, and the merchandise can sell out in hours at retailers like walmart and amazon in fact, now viacom's nickelodeon is looking to capitalize think just want

even as firefighters show up, she is not leaving the babies alone. four of the babies were taken. they did suffer some burns at the rescue and believe they should be able to be released into the wild. this is not the same bird's nest, but what they created on the power pole. this is not setting on the power line, but you can't tell where lightning is going strike. mama stork is okay and she is rebuilding the nest. that's a good one, but not getting a lot of sympathy in new york. people are not excited to see this passenger. they got all their feed up because if you look over there, he didn't get a ticket. tyler perry posted these and said they got off at 42nd street. maybe they had an audition on broadway. >> who wants nightmares tonight? >> i'm fine. >> they have you all covered with this she said she saw this adorable huggable sole and couldn't get the face out of her head. i bet you couldn't. it's the face that nightmares are made of. she decide to the go back and purchase the living nightmare and bring it home. this is how it starts. at least there is nothing else creepy about

see the baby right there. we'll tell you about the moment she was saved. >>> also this morning, an abc news exclusive in that arkansas murder mystery. a former state senator killed. her friend taken into custody, well, now that friend's fiance is speaking out. why he says there is no way she's guilty. >>> but first let's go back to ginger. >> i feel you, amy and storm chasing it happens all the time. you're in places you're not usually seely. are are k wi speaking of, look what was happening in carson county, texas. this is a gustnado formed differently than a tornado but still can be quite dangerous. get the winds gusting out there. i wanted to bring you the severe storm forecast today that comes with that low in the stationary front. not going to move a lot. going to bubble from montana, pullman, washington, pierre and minneapolis down to davenport. all in the severe storm forecast today. your local weather in 30 seconds. first though, the hot cities brought to you by walgreens. >>> good morning. i'm meteoro

they call you the miracle baby. the miracle baby. why do they call you that?irl. >> why are you special? >> i know everything. >> you know everything? what do you know? >> i know about like when bananas are rotten, i don't eat them. >> what else do you know? >> erica's struggles from the brink of death have been blockbuster news in her hometown. and the miracle baby became the media celebrity. as the familiar face for a community leader's campaign to keep the children of louisville safe. >> please help us fight crimes against children. >> she is still the miracle baby, but she is also a great advocate for fighting crimes against children. >> erica, what do you want to be when you grow up? >> a nurse and a teacher. >> and why a nurse? >> you have to help people. >> erica, come here! yay! >> like the nurses and doctors from children's hospital, who saved her life. >> oh, we're so glad to see you. >> more than three years later, they celebrated erica's recovery with a red carpet reunion. taking it all in, surgeon thomas moriarty, proud and pleased that he could g

love my babies. love them to death.re my strength. >> although richardson was uncertain over how many babies he has actually fathered. >> i have three from my wife of 20 years and a couple few possibilities out there. actually a couple few for pretty for sure out there. so i have like six. but three from my wife of 20 years. she's an angel. she's one of the most sweetest, most honest, hard-working -- if she wasn't a regular societal person, she'd be a nun. >> richardson has spent much of his married life behind bars. >> i've got about 15 of it in, 5 of it out. just long enough to get out and make another baby and spend a little time together and go to disneyland. and -- and she didn't deserve all these years. i mean she's such a good-hearted woman. she comes from an old-fashioned mexicano family and she's so loyal. >> but despite his wife's loyalty, richardson has begun a new relationship. he recently reconnected with a childhood friend who he says is his true soul mate. >> we've been back in touch for a year and a half

you seem thrilled. —— royal baby. the latest oil baby. yes. you seem thrilled. -- royal baby. every happiness and every success.” baby. i wish them all every happiness and every success. i think it is interesting because as a couple they have been quite keen to preserve the privacy of the child as much as they can but i think from the newspapers perspective it almost seems like they tease you. you barely had a glimpse when they first came out and theyjust see the top of his head. letters to come. they are staggering the revelation. just to keep us keen. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you john and nicola. next on bbc news it's film review. hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. we've got mark kermode taking us through this week's cinema releases. what have you got in store for us? a very mixed bag, we have men in black: internat

you don't want to yell at a baby and to or like carry your baby and tell her that everything's going to nothing's going to work out you want to comfort her you want to make them feel better and you want to believe that things will get better. thank. the. i. a small part of the changes you will see are already the. simple toss. in the marshall islands and also here in california where 5 schools by the us tried to in the state's history blankets the landscape and smart. we are on our way to a climate summit in new york. where world leaders will make the decisions that shape your future. it's. just. that i. still see you all doing the work. but i hope that you remember as you go across the country that there's a 150 of you and there's 160000000 people all around the world who think like we do and part of the bigger. i know that we're calling this the climate change we should also call it the oil industry's worst nightmare. i see on the our thanks of. big bank. when i think about my great grandchildren in the future looking back at me. i don't think they'll respect me if i just say to po

according to the police report after their 4-year-old daughter walked out of a dollar store with a baby doll the report states one of the officers feared iesha was reaching for a weapon. she was unarmed. >> my daughter's terrified to this day of the police she wakes up in the middle of the night crying >> i thought we were going to all be executed. >> the family plans to sue the phoenix police department for $10 million. >> ten seconds is a long time when you've got a gun pointed at you, you're pregnant, and carrying a baby. >> jay-z offering to help calling the video a picture of hate oprah also reached out the police chief apologized over the weekend. >> i'm with everyone in the community who is outraged. >> reporter: both officers still employed on desk duty. a community meeting scheduled for tomorrow night >>> scary moments as a house suddenly exploded and sparked a fire in new jersey today near new york city. officials say an off duty police officer was nearby at the time and helped rescue one resident who was trapped inside authorities are investigating a gas leak at the scene. >>

. ♪ gonna be a real fight no baby baby baby ♪ ♪ baby baby baby >> we know rihanna knows how to turn upa glass or two when she goes out at night. how does she hold up when it comes to day drinking. . seth myers found out. >> wait, you have to look at me. ♪ >> epic day of boozing happened wednesday and we're told it took two hours to shoot and we counted 19 drinks consumed. >> wow, i'm going to do two. >> two? >> and if you're wondering were they really drunk? well, yep, very. it was tweeted, it was drinken he's ever seen his friend in 20 years. >> seth was likely making a count he wants rihanna on the show for years. >> have you had her on the show. >> invite her on the show. >> ♪ work work work work >> madonna, meanwhile madonna arrived in style to the tonight show starring jimmy familion like only madonna can. her late-night takeover meant multiple outfit changes. for a dance contest. >> put your hands on your hips. if you're wearing a dress, lift it up. okay -- >> this is the chacha. >> finally, an exit look. >> you look so beautiful, madonna >>> daniel craig has had a rough time fil

it is young babies. if you could find something a little more normal in your career, you may opt for that. unless we can come up with some other interesting companion piece to this drop. some sort of rotation -- to this job. some sort of rotation. maybe you rotate into that and give yourself some sort of emotional break. i just think we need to be thinking more creatively about this program. >> thank you all for coming. i want to thank all the members of the panel for traveling all the way here. especially in this weather in the midwest, we have some difficulties. i want to recognize john wallace who is the editor. it is the kind of guy you see. and do you see the results. thanks again for coming. we hope to see you the next time which will be in six months. bye. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. comin

that's my baby's first. —— that's my baby's first show. she was asleep through the whole thing.nning. sometimes in your life it's ok to allow yourself to take a breath and accept what you've done and pat yourself on the back. and that moment was tonight? yeah. i'm so happy for you guys. later, in the backstage bar, more people delighted to seejoe, but these aren'tjust regular fans. meet fontaine dc, a less well—known band who are also signed by the same label. a postpunk band from dublin, they only released their first album in april. they may be less famous than idles right now but they were still spotted by a keen fan. earlier they played on glastonbury‘s john peel stage, definitely their biggest gig to date. you think i'd love to do that but it's always in that kind of sphere of dreams where you kind of think they are just dreams, and then suddenly they stop being that. playing here at glastonbury was a first for these bands. something they could both only dream of. a performance, an experience, neither will forget. eu leaders will head back to brussels this evening for a spe