this is the group between music, their latest show is the first in a four part series called aquasonicman beings and it begins with our time in the womb. we are so often divided between you and me, them and us, different religions and different cultures, but this is something we all know something about. we have our first nine months covered by this water filter, so i think somehow the audience, i think they are on at least an unconscious level will have a flashback to hearing those sounds. so as performers, how does it feel when you are underwater performing to an audience? it gets really, somehow a sense of loneliness to it. there is not only a visual loneliness to see these humans in the tanks, but also the sound has a kind of loneliness to it, i think that is quite a nice idea. so, here goes. 0ne deep breath and well, actually this is quite nice. you are doing good! it is lovely and warm. yeah. this is great. so if you take this microphone that is hanging and then you hit this bell plate, you see the one? yes, this one here? yes. then you take the microphone and put it towards it.

for music, there is a very good bonding between music and poetry, so thank you very much.also, my agent, thank you. with their incredible skill and attention to detail, the great hair and make—up team will bring the look of the character to life. is look at the character to life. is look at the nominations. —— let's. and the bafta goes to... darkest hour. 0h oh my goodness. well, from all of us, thank you. thank you to my lovely tea m us, thank you. thank you to my lovely team who helped us on this film. the amazing cast, very supportive producers and i have to sayjoe wright, it is always a pleasure to follow your lead. thank you so much. applause. the next awards are for costume design and animated film. it is edward holdcroft and from dark tower, tom taylor. thank you. the range of design in this year 's nominations shows us the incredible combination of creativity and craft that makes a truly great designer. the nominees are... and the bafta goes to... phantom thread, mark riches. —— bridges. hello. first i need to thank paul thomas anderson for writing a script, a stor

he he stopped by today to take part in exchange program event between music department central high school cleveland heights high school in ohio. that's kelce's alma mater. >> before i was a philadelphia eagle and super bowl cham i was a tiger growing up and you know i played in three different -- football, hockey and lacrosse and played in the jazz band and the symphonic winds ensemble. even though it's a long time i it was fun to have the instrument in my hand and to be throughout with the bands is cool. >> he wore high school letter man jacket today and said he cannot button it up but my man that's okay. >> philadelphia reading terminal market wept back in time to celebrate 125 anniversary. market marked occasion with 1893 day hosting grand opening never had back then. to celebrate, there were victorian costumes and live musical performances and entertainment and some market merchants rolled prices back to 1893 level. >>> and who says healthy food cannot taste delicious. >> there's a place on the the main line that is all about eating clean without sacrificing flavor. vittoria woodill g

he he stopped by today to take part in exchange program event between music department central high school and cleveland heights high school in ohio. that's kelce's alma mater. >> before i was a philadelphia eagle and super bowl cham i was a tiger growing up and you know i played in three different -- football, hockey and lacrosse and played in the jazz band and the symphonic winds ensemble. even though it's a long time i it was fun to have the instrument in my hand and to be throughout with the bands is cool. >> he wore high school letter man jacket today and said he cannot button it up but my man that's okay. >> philadelphia reading terminal market wept back in time to celebrate 125 anniversary. market marked occasion with 1893 day hosting grand opening never had back then. to celebrate, there were victorian costumes and live musical performances and entertainment and some market merchants rolled prices back to 1893 level. >>> and who says healthy food cannot taste delicious. >> there's a place on the the main line that is all about eating clean without sacrificing flavor. vittoria woodi

centre in washington is doing research with the national institutes of health, exploring the links between musicat autism, alzheimer's and ptsd. here is a closer look. when i am playing, certain medicine, like an antidepressant, for me. i don't think that i have dementia. nothing else seems to matter at that time. we know that people who are losing cognitive function have lost other kinds of memories. it is remarkable sometimes what they have retained in terms of music. it wasn't textbook dementia, because he sometimes could remember things, and... my cognitive function was very high. it's devastating already to know that the man that i love and that i married almost 16 years ago is gradually changing, and i'm going to miss my best friend. sorry. its 0k. to miss my best friend. sorry. its ok. i still have you. we have studied at some level how music and the brain interact, but we haven't really had the tools to look at it as precisely as we can now. i think we are on the cusp of a new forward motion here, to try and understand the science of music, and the therapeutic potential of music. lot of

(upbeat music) - [announcer] it's the michelle meow show, the a to z, covering the lgbt, l-m-n-o-p, and everyone in between. (upbeat music) here's michelle meow. - welcome to the michelle meow show, your a through z, covering the lgbt, l-m-n-o-p, and everyone in between show. yes, you can hear it. i'm fighting a cold. so if you're at home right now, fighting the cold, good for you, and if you do get sick, be a responsible sickie. take care of yourself, and do not spread it. (laughing) february is black history month, and so that's what we're going to focus on tonight. we'll kick off with a special interview with maestro michael morgan, from oakland symphony. the show will focus and celebrate black lgbtq leaders. before we get into the interview, let's read some quotes from some famous lgbtq black community leaders.

abc7 news (upbeat music) - [narrator] it's the michelle meow show, your a to z covering the lgbt lmnop and everyone in betweenpbeat music) here's michelle meow. - welcome to the michelle meow show, your a through z covering the lgbt, lmnop and everyone in between show. tonight we have a very, very, very, very, very special guest. i know i say every week or every other week that we have a great show for you, and we do, but tonight it is a very, very, very, very special guest. i'm not going to reveal who it is until we actually get to the interview. so before we do that, let's check in with some quotes or read some quotes from what people are saying these days. our first quote comes from george w. bush. i never thought in my life that i was quote g.w. bush,

(upbeat music) - [narrator] it's the michelle meow show, your a to z covering lgbt, lmnop, and everyone in between. (upbeat music) here's michelle meow. - welcome to the michelle meow show, your a through z covering the lgbt, lmnop, and everyone in between show. tonight we speak to members of united playaz, a nonprofit organization that started right here in san francisco that's committed to creating safe spaces for our youths in san francisco as well as producing anti-violence prevention programs. we also speak to barbara attard, who is a police accountability consultant. she weighs in on the recent san francisco police commission's decision to add tasers to the department. before we get started with the program, let's check in and see what celebrities are tweeting about australia's decision,

this is the group between music, their latest show is the first in a four part series called aquasonicrent religions and different cultures, but this is something we all know something about. we have our first nine months covered by this water filter, so i think somehow the audience, i think they are on at least an unconscious level will have a flashback to hearing those sounds. so as performers, how does it feel when you are underwater performing to an audience? it gets really, somehow a sense of loneliness to it. there is not only a visual loneliness to see these humans in the tanks, but also the sound has a kind of loneliness to it, i think that is quite a nice idea. so, here goes. one deep breath and well, actually this is quite nice. you are doing good! it is lovely and warm. yeah. this is great. so if you take this microphone that is hanging and then you hit this bell plate, you see the one? yes, this one here? yes. then you take the microphone and put it towards it. do you hear that effect? then you can sort of play with it. playing music in water has two sides. on one side it i

there's nothing more awesome and frightening than a man who's got music blasting from between his nipples. (turns music off) hey, stuart, what's going on? well, you might want to mark your google calendars. stan lee is coming to do a signing on thursday. did he finally write a sequel to his autobiography? i'm sure ages 79 through 87 were just action-packed. no, just a regular comic signing. my uncle is his dermatologist and stan's doing him a favor.

it's like a breath of fresh air from all the stuff for the classical music business. between those colossal. they collaborate much more freely than any typical ensemble would. sooner or later every classical musician reaches a point where they don't only want to reproduce what has already been written but great something of their own. film or next combine all kinds of genres whether it's pop jazz or how gary and folk music each musician contributes his own style and favorite songs. some of them have known each other from childhood days. ok let's grab a bite to eat. even in bed then that could mean a popular us to dish. that's the small schnitzel that for you sound check sound check is always important. what are they saying. no complaints sir no big difference between berlin and vienna when it comes to the quality of the shrimp so but what about the music. that when you take the subway in vienna in the evening you won't see people on the way to a play an opera or a concert. you're right it's different in berlin though in terms of numbers i think the city has the same to offer

it was all part of a very cool exchange program between the music department at central and kelce's highchool alma mater over in ohio. >>> well, up next, the need for speed. meet a group of local thrill seekers on skates hoping to take the fast track to the next olympic games. >>> temperatures taking a tumble today and the rain has moved into parts of the area. let you know how long this stretch of wet weather's going to last just ahead. >> announcer: nbc 10's competition to watch is locally sponsored by penn medicine. when we see a woman who comes to cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia to have her breast cancer treated, she's coming for the expertise that we have, for the multimodal therapy where the specialists talk to each other and form a treatment plan together. we were looking for a cancer team that would help us decide the best course of action. amy met with our three specialties, radiation oncology and genetics-there are so many different options. rather than one treatment fitting all, it is a personalized approach to cancer therapy. we have so many tools availabl

. >> sean: you know, you think about it, i added up, it was something like 25, 30, between the musice academy awards, the global awards, this awards, joe concha, i think it's actually a great idea. and i think the country, we owe them a debt of gratitude and any way to honor them i think is well worth it. >> i think because president trump's name is involved in this proposal, sean, that that is causing the reaction. and you can play a game of p.u., parallel universe take the name trump out and put in chuck schumer. what if chuck schumer had actually proposed a military -- oh, that's right. he did in 2014. and there wasn't a sniff of outrage around that. but, to one point though, you can honor the military with a parade. no problem. the costs are down. logistically pull it off. no problem. i think the president could really back up those words and back up a parade by actually going to afghanistan and visiting the troops. he hasn't done that yet. i think that will go a long way in showing he is not just doing this for show as his critics are charging. >> sean: even if he does that i'm

music was a big part of my life. >> do you not just love him. >> kelce high school was on hand tort performance made possible through exchange program between the music departments. >> you more you learn about the guys on that team. >> for real. >> the more you like them. >> one thing i will say oiled never have guessed he was from ohio he will he seems like a philly guy from me. >> absolutely. coming up we are gearing up for the philadelphia union omaha per. stay with us. >>> major league soccer season is right around the corner and so is the philadelphia union's home home opener. >> the official sports of the team joined us live in the great hall to fire up the crowd. >> we're from filthy, no one likes us we don't care. >> he were in order when eagles center jason kelce who apparently also a saxophone any of the made the captain part of his super bowl pa rail speech. they hope he shows up a match this season. the home opener at march 3rd at 7:00 p.m. against new engla england. cannot wait. >> yes. beat them in the super bowl. can we beat them for the home opener. >> jason kelce give us your good spirit. >> bring the good vibes. >> we need to

. >> sean: you know, you think about it, i added up, it was something like 25, 30, between the musicawards, the global awards, this awards, joe concha, i think it's actually a great idea. and i think the country, we owe them a debt of gratitude and any way to honor them i think is well worth it. >> i think because president trump's name is involved in this proposal, sean, that that is causing the reaction. and you can play a game of p.u., parallel universe take the name trump out and put in chuck schumer. what if chuck schumer had actually proposed a military -- oh, that's right. he did in 2014. and there wasn't a sniff of outrage around that. but, to one point though, you can honor the military with a parade. no problem. the costs are down. logistically pull it off. no problem. i think the president could really back up those words and back up a parade by actually going to afghanistan and visiting the troops. he hasn't done that yet. i think that will go a long way in showing he is not just doing this for show as his critics are charging. >> sean: even if he does that i'm sure it wi

kelce stopped by central high school in philadelphia to take part in the exchange program event between the musicat central, and then cleveland heights high school in ohio, kelce's alma matter. >> before i was a philadelphia eagles and super bowl champ i was a cleveland heights tiger growing up, and i played in three different, i played football, hockey, lacrosse, i played in the jazz band and ensemble. >> reporter: jason says watching the concert brought back memories of his high school days. >> not too long ago i was one of those kid and to see how things transpired in my life to see things get me where i am today. >> reporter: we know kelce can play football, but can he play the saxophone still? after all, it has been about 12 years since he was in the band. sounds pretty decent to me but what does the big fella think. >> it has been a long time. to be out there with the band again, it was pretty cool. i don't know how accurate i was, but it was fun. >> reporter: he was living in the moment. he wore his high school letter concert to the jacket. he said he cannot button it up anymore but that i

today's performance is part of an exchange program between high school music departments in philadelphia and cleveland. nice out that all came together. >> he should have pick ed it up. >>> next at 5:00, hollywood comes to atlantic city. >> what show is using the jersey shore town as a backdrop and how long it might disrupt drivers. >>> a local family is living through a really tough time. twin babies in the hospital. but the 4-year-old brother might just be the heroes the babies need. i'm tim furlong. i'll have that story, straight ahead. >>> thousands of drivers go through it every day. the lehigh tunnel on the noex extension. >> a freak accident killed a man who was driving along doing his job. hours ago the southbound tube of the tunnel reopened to traffic. last night around 6:00 a piece of electrical equipment fell through a truck er's windshield hitting and killing had him immediately. that trucker was 70-year-old howard sexton from gloucester county. he was planning to retire this summer and even though the accident happened in the tunnel, no one else was hurt. >> steven fisher ha

it was a cross between punk attitude and electronic music that perfectly suited berlin and the existing scene but it added a new element to the entertainment factor. here because film is a look at the eclectic career of a musician unlike any other it's eminently watchable. mobo the good man is about passion imported passion beast us our competitive folk dancers at the heart of this story from argentina has got spot. on about the star lives from he lives and breathes his passion but it's emotionally and physically demanding. in the not. a melancholy film about a fascinating tradition in the famed. obsessive playful creative the world of music and performance has been center stage at this year's berlin film festival. sixty eight is the lucky number for one thing it's the festival's sixty eighth edition for another thing the western world recalls the late one nine hundred sixty s. those years of unrest and rebellion office and three ago. the taliban touch cinema performance art extraordinary by feminist filmmaker vali export groping allow expanded cinema was about whitening the concept of

it features a rap battle between two big music stars.usic] >> also featured busta rhymes and missy elliot. 30 seconds costs $5 million for air time. >>> justin timberlake runs to the stage for his third halftime show. the halftime show is a good time for timberlake. his new album comes out today. >>> i love halftime and the commercial and the food. derrick, would you deliver what i made. >> oh, yeah. >> this is all for you. >> our big thanks to -- >> a little early in the morning for this. >> it is lunchtime. almost 10:00. >> it smelled so good. whatever you're doing this super bowl sunday, i hope you have a great time doing this. sal and i will polish off and plate. >> do we show up for work monday morning. >> we do show up. >> we have made commitments. thanks for joining us. >> i'll be here. n:3:3:3 >> announcer: it's our big game party on "the wendy williams show." ♪ say it like you mean it feel it baby feel it ♪ >> announcer: now here's wendy! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> wendy: oh yeah. ♪ >> wendy: yes. thank you for watching. say h

(tense music) - [narrator] disarmament talks between the us and russia are often affected by a complicated political dynamic. - russia didn't attend the 2016 nuclear security summit in washington dc because of problems in the diplomatic relations between the united states and russia after crimea and the ukraine and other problems in eastern europe. - a lot of this had to do with nato expansion. that went as far as offers to ukraine to join nato. 2008 and 2013, the ukraine is right on the russian strategic heartland, and certainly have been intolerable to them. (speaking russian) - [narrator] india and pakistan have been engaged in an arms race of their own since india first tested a nuclear device in the 1970s. - the indians have been developing a range of ballistic missiles from short range missiles to missiles with ranges of more than 3,000 kilometers. they've also built a nuclear powered submarine that will carry nuclear armed missiles just like the missiles that the united states, britain, france, china and russia have. pakistan, for it's part, has nuclear weapons that can be dropped f

procession was if i'm give the music away for ee there's a strong chance they'll take it, a slight chance they'll listen to it. if i sell it to them and they have a choice betweeng to choose a happy meal. they're going to spend money on something they know they can consume. i needed consumers but i wanted people to notice there was something being created that no oneover than the face of it had control over it. >> they've described your music as hip-hop, soul, r & b, with a little bit of gospel. most people don't put hip-hop and gospel music together, they don't. what did you see? >> i would never say i'm making gospel music, but i love god -- i love jesus, and i'm super cool with saying that. glory be to god. >> chance also credits his parents for teaching him principles that have kept him grounded. though he admits he and his dad havn't always seen eye to eye. >> he ended up kicking me out for a little while because i didn't go to school. obviously i didn't go to college. we were on bad terms. and then the thing that kind of turned it all around is one of my friends passed away and -- who was young and he -- my dad didn't want to, you know, be in a strained s

going to give them the music away for free, there's a strong chance they'll take it and a slight chance that they'll listen to it. if i'm selling it to them aand have a choice betweenppy meal. they want to spend their money on something they can consume. but i needed consumers. but i also wanted people to notice that, you know, there was something that was being created that no one other than the face of it had control over it. >> they've described your music as hip-hop, soul, r and b, with a little bit of gospel. most people don't put hip-hop and gospel music together. >> they don't. >> what do you see? >> i would never say i'm making gospel music, be i love jesus and i'm super could with saying that. >> glory be to god. >> chance also credits his parents for teaching him principles that have kept him grounded though he admits he and his dad haven't always seen eye to eye. >> he ended up kicking me out for a little while because i didn't go to school, i didn't go to college. we were on bad terms. and the thing that kind of turned it all around is one of my friends passed away who was young, and he -- my dad didn't want to, you know, be in a strained situation with

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the first half hour so much, and there is such attention to detail, with the music and the costumes, but the relationship betweenirder. but it is a fairy tale, it is a mythical allegory. it is a horror! what it really is, it is a ghost story about him being obsessed with the ghost of his mother. if you want a ghost story, forget about winchester, go and see this. very quick thought about dvd, i'm curious as to whether, should blade runner even be watched on dvd, isn't it made for the big screen? i saw it first on a huge imax screen. here's the good news, it does stand up, because beyond the extraordinary visuals, it is a film that has substance. it is about something, it is about what artificial intelligence is and what it means to have a soul or not have a soul. it is a very different experience on home viewing, but even if you saw it in the cinema and loved it, it is going to work again on dvd or blu—ray. and though it is really divisive for some people, but i think it is great. mark, thank you very much. a quick reminder before we go that you'll find more film news and reviews from across the bbc online at bb

so between the samba, tropical music and parades, thousands of tourists head to rio de janeiro to watch literally dancing on the ceiling ...during the world's first zero-gravity dance party... this weightless dance party organized by big-city-beats. ravers enjoyed up to 30 seconds of weightlessness during each 8,000-foot descent of the parabolic flight. the venue- a customized airbus a310-- is usually used for astronaut training and scientific research. more than 30-thousand people entered a competition to win a spot on the flight. winners were chosen from countries like south korea, australia, england and the u-s. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 9.(grant) pam moore and steve aveson are here with kron 4 news at 10....guys? ((pam)) thank you grant and vicki..next at 10.. four suspects accused of killing a man in a brazen home invasion.. are now behind bars. however.. the hunt is now on for the fifth suspect.. who was last seen in the vallejo area. tonight authorities are reaching out to the public.. hoping someone will turn her in.a live report... coming up. plus...with the turbulen

there's no razzmatazz music on it. between producers, they explained to me, we wanted to feel like it's his old friend paul doing the music. >> talking about swtalking to president obama, because it is different in the way you see some of these guests. >> she always mocks my dancing, but i have dad moves. and i think the key is what we call staying in the pocket. >> staying in the pocket. >> you got to stay in the pocket because i think everybody in here knows dads who get out of the pocket? and they're trying stuff that they can't really pull off. and you know they start doing like karate kicks. >> how did that show, which was you and dave originally get people to be comfortable? because you've now become famous, you're like an icon, here even with the glasses, people know who you are, but you and dave kept an off beat fun vibe, it didn't feel like sl showbiz, it certainly didn't feel buttoned up. >> it totally was a show that what you see is what's happening there. all those years, if dave was in a bad mood, you could tell.

. >>> we're getting previews of more super bowl ads, including one rap battle between two big hollywood stars. ♪[music♪ all i've been thinking is you in my arms ♪ ♪ >> uh-huh. >> from boston. massachusetts. new edition. they're talking about cool it. i love that song. back from the '80s. this was requested by jader the raider who is one of our regular twitter followers. if there is a song that you want to hear, let us know. songs from philly and boston n honor of the super bowl. use tashfeen malik ktvu on twitter, facebook or instagram. >> way to go, sal. >>> the time is 7:24. a good jobs report came out this morning. >> yet. pam cook is back in the studio with that and the latest round of companies, pam, that are doing better than wall street expected. >> he is day lauder and merck beat the street this morning. the opening bell was also melt with a jobs report that was better than expected. the labor department says 200,000 jobs were added last month. we will talk more about that in just a moment. interest rates heading higher though as well. and that is a big reason why the dow is down. here is a li

mali and town of siegel now it's a location best known as a cross between the country's self and its dangerous separatist north but a music festival has been returning a little harmony to the region. for the past few days this usually tranquil city on the river in asia has been hosting a festival to celebrate mollies vibrant musical culture it's one of the biggest anyone music events on the continent but some even call mali the cradle of the balloons. and this is not just any party the festival in siegel promotes diversity in african culture including the two wire and culture in northern mali and beyond the. security for the roughly thirty thousand visitors is a big task for the organizers soldiers and police have a big presence at the festival. most money news just want to have a good time this event has been nicknamed the woodstock of africa with the main stage right on the banks of the river that is a their main idea behind this fourteenth festival on the new culture in resistance that means culture against the opposition to the spread of knowledge we are culture militants here we're dedicated to artistic development a

(ominous music) - [narrator] in 2008, war broke out between russia and georgia. that five day war foreshadowed russia's annexation of crimea in 2014. - [nikolayenko] putin decided to take action and stop georgia's close cooperation with nato and the european union. so they decided to advance and create turmoil in the former soviet republic. - the west was basically looking at its shoes as he conducted this invasion, and he mistakenly assumed that he could do the same thing in eastern ukraine. and there he was surprised by ukrainian resistance. - [narrator] in another proxy war, russian troops and syria are defending president bashar al-assad. (explosion) - we had over the decades thousands of jihadists from the broader middle east including syria fighting in chechnya against russia. so for russia, the outcome of the syrian civil war is as much about russia's internal security, as it is about the country's external security. (bells toll) (speculative music) - [narrator] policymakers disagree on whether to approach putin's russia with engagement or confrontation. -

i don't really make a distinction between spirituality and musicianship or art. i mean art and musicd of religion to me. i see god, that concept, in art and music. i'm in love with language. i'm a writer and language has power and beauty. i like unexpected pairings of words and, you know, all of those things. i like finding the melody in prose.

music events. we become a bridge between nonprofits we have community initiatives that have touched millions of lives. were putting our faith in people like 7-year-old ashley scott. two years ago ashley started the holiday benefit and purchase blankets, socks and gloves for the homeless. this year she partnered with 20 businesses her school, and the entire community to do more. she said, doing this makes me feel happy. the homeless need a merry christmas too. ashley, we are grateful for your presence and your incredible work. [applause] [applause] it's a shame you are not 23 years older, you could run for governor. [laughter] everyone else's. [laughter] we have 600,000 more enrollees in healthcare while prioritizing value. if lifted families out of poverty with a focus on two generation solutions across the state and with our tribes. a family planning initiative helped reduce the abortion rate among teens by 64%. [applause] the reduced teenage pregnancies by 54%. [applause] we have become the leading states on a per capita basis for aerospace employment. when our cyber security center reaches full ca

. >> reporter: this video is a reflection of the partnership between the warriors and bay cats to promote diversity. >> writing musicgate way to another place where i can be myself. >> being part of the black community is important to know that you have strength. you are powerful. and you represent black excellence. >> reporter: the video will be shown on tuesday when the warriors play at home. it will be shown throughout the month of february to honor black history. at oracle arena in oakland. amber lee, fox 2 news. >>> i'm glad to see you have you red on, it's go red for women day. >> all right, you know what? i had forgotten that. i'll be honest with you. but i wear a lot of red. and plus, i have a locker in the back, and if i had forgotten and you had reminded me, i could change into a red tie. i have blue too or green too. this is a look at westbound 580 and traffic is moving along pretty well as you drive through livermore and dublin. but there's red, not the kind we like to see in the way of traffic slowdowns on westbound 580. traffic is moving okay. there are no major problems into hayward. this is 880 in oa

she had to walk in between -- [laughter] this is her account of what happened. they had payment music for each of the panelists were coming out and they had to walk out between the audience and sit out on stage and it was this whole thing and you could read her full remarks at the federalist .com and listen to what she had to say about that. just the way they set it up was apparent that cnn was not about real solutions as tyrus said it was creating this big smack down on tv for ratings. greg: it was the least attractive thing besides a mob is instigating a mob. when you know because it's so easy to do and the cnn it cemented the divide that was meant to be defrosted and i saw the defrost happening that at that trouble event and then i saw it cemented again and people inherently good until they are in a mob and when that mob gets going anything can happen and that is what scares me. we have to move on but, all right, producer says please move greg gutfeld show. greg: she's the former house speaker and her ideas couldn't be weaker. i speak of nancy pelosi who want to state listed a numb