most notably, in 1976, david bowie came here. >> jim: have a seat.ebrated photographer known for his intimate portraits. he began his career as a photojournalist, and in '76, captured the first moments of david bowie stepping off the train in west berlin -- a city he would live and work in for the next three years. bowie was exhausted and burned out and looking for a new way to live and to work. and the music he created during that time was something truly groundbreaking and new. the result was both a professional and personal rebirth, and some of the most powerful and influential recordings of all time. classics which i'd love to play here, but cannot afford. >> jim: he wasn't a big name at the time, but it was a historical point, because he came to berlin the week after he split with his band. and from l.a. he went to berlin, he had to regenerate from -- >> anthony: well, l.a. had been really bad, apparently existing only on cartons of milk and cocaine, i think, and not much else. >> jim: yeah. >> anthony: he essentially came to berlin, oddly enoug

but for all you large birds a knife aficionados you can't just take them anywhere your swords and bowie knives are still banned in schools universities airports racetracks hospitals nursing homes amusement parks religious buildings just to name a few of the places on the very very long list so the next time you find yourself attacked and you see is on karen at three broadsword just a robber there can be only on. one move or move the texas was so hungry to carry a sword i mean it's a bit overly long list so people know that's a sword free zone don't you think there's going to that's where the. i mean i'm just. so nursing homes or even some of tell you about the bring a broad sort of members will rise out of his first show if we're going to hurt remember what it was world we're about told her love the love so it's all you all i love you i am i robot and i'm part of the all of people watching the large number great the market what. russia's u.n. envoy with his u.s. counterpart over syria with russia get insisting on separating the terrorists from rebel forces. coexistence with terrorists i

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meanwhile musicians rejecting on is included vaughan williams john leyden of the sex pistols david bowie and brian ino we also late between extreme hubris and extreme paranoia the war on terror was paranoia the triumph of of the west and the downfall of communism was who brasil and for some turning down orders like the o.b.e. was for what the east stood for empire a lot of the atrocities that were for the soon to africans as was the result of one of the slave trade and which was invoked by empire then i would it be then. account like a bad thing for me to do to upset the. and then be a member of the opposition empire it's a subject that has come under renewed scrutiny in the wake of the so-called windrush scandal in u.k. prime minister tourism aids hostile environment which led to deportations of british people with africa or be in the street and one icon of caribbean cultural interchange celebrates half a century this year trojan records a label was promoted by a d.j. who did so much to fuse the rebellion of political music in global culture don let's we sat down with the celebrated dir

police in bowie said that thel motorcade w take u.s. 50 through town some time between 12:20 and 12:50e burial at the naval is closed to the public and media. senator mccain will be buried xt to his best friend and academy classmate admiral chuck larson this afternoon. >>> the university of maryland football team started their season without a loved teammate. the team honored jordan mcnair wearing his number 79 on their lmets. he died of heat stroke earlier this year following strenuous practice. the maryland football program's culture came under fire and yesterday we caughtomp with tailgaters before the game at fedex field who talked about coming out to watch a game after such a difficult loss. >> getting back to football and appreciating our fends and tailgate. some good weather. it should be a fun day. >> well, the team won the game against texas. it was bigupset and it's dedicating the entire season to jordan. >>> washington's archbishop cardinal donald wuerl has a request concerning toy's mass. this comes ahead of a meeting with priests that's scheduled for tomorrow. wuerl has fac

police in bowie said senator mccain's motorcade will take u.s. 50 through town som between 12:20 and 12:50 this afternoon. the burial at the naval academy is closed to the public and media. senator mccain will be buried next to his best friend and academy classmate, admiral chuck larson. >>> we know and we saw washington came out to give senator mccain a farewell. >> membersco of ress, military service members, all there to honor the war hero t and longe senator. >> nbc's lester holt has a look back at the moving ceremony. ♪ >> reporter: a somber service inside the national cathedral as mourners gathered to honor the life of senator john mccain. his widow cindy wearing are ica of her husband's naval aviator wings fought back tears. as those close to him paid tribute to the man they loved. his daughter meghan gave a powerful remembrangr. >> he was t warrior. he was a great american. i admired him for all of these things but i love him because he was a great father. >> reporter: as the political to d celebrated his service country and veunng moral compass. >> john's great strength was

bowie said it will be along route 50 and will pass between 12:20 and 12:50 if you want to watch, yourr 197. we have more information on today's memorial on the nbc washington app or check out the photo gallery and read more on .at the speakers had to s >> turning to the weather now, it's labor day weekend and about an hour ago a good chunk of our area was under flood warning. storm team 4's matt ritter tracking all the activity we seem to be having. >> it was a rough evening, but things quieted down and things are not going to get any worse. a flood warning for the greater d.c. area. basically the district of columbia and subus, the beltway region. this will not be any further than 3:45. live radar showing nothing left over except light swers from the former thunderstorm. everything left overrips off towards the east and the bay and on the eastern shore. for the rest of the night, clouds forming and we will haveg the first t tomorrow morning and sunshine get us up to 90 degrees by the afternoon. a chance of storms tomorrow afternoon, but less of a chance compared to today. since we wi

>> donald trump just over an hour later, bowied by strong new job figures, he addressed his principleduccessors criticisms. president trump: he said what'd you think of president obama'sn speech said i'm sorry, i watched it, but i fell asleep. i found hs very good, very good for sleeping. [laughter] >> these first seven days in september, which staed with a memorial service for john mccain feel like a milestone moment when will the forces of resistance to the trump presidency have assertedth selves more strong lip. then came the blockbuster new book from bob woodward and the heim critical column in the nimes penned anonymously by an administration official. >> it's unprecedented in modern time to see this kind of public clash between a sitting pres aent his predecessor and it speaks of how this divided country increasingly looks like two americas. one that rallies around donald trump at one tha seeks to recyst him. >> meanwhile, a former trump advisor who was part of the 2016 election teamas been jailed for 14 days. george papadopoulos admitted lying to investigators on whether campaig

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the earliest known recording of david bowie has sold at auction for £a0,000.are good containers for stuff. have you heard that song before? no. me neither. i do think! will find anything of significance in my loft. i have a lot of schoolbooks. my old diaries are a there and stuff like that. just in case you ever need an! —— need them. you read through diaries and all of your memories come flooding back.l lot of nonsense in the loft. 17 magazines, due you remember those? lot of nonsense in the loft. 17 magazines, due you rememberthose? i have no idea why i kept them.” found my christmas list when i was seven, that was great reading. i wanted a rabbit. if i cannot have a rabbit, please can i have a bike. very direct. anyway, morning. lovely day at the oval yesterday. it was a really lovely day at the oval yesterday as a couple of friends were able to walk off the pitch together to huge applause. alastair cook and jimmy anderson had a big old hug as they beat india to complete a 4—1 series win. cook finishing for good, and anderson now the leading fast bowler in

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this is over toward the bowie area. it floods frly easily. with all the rain we've gotten, this area is being floode turn around, don't drown. so often over theas couple days. the flooding to the south continues in many areas of the carolinas. levels.record >> so the rain in the carolinas, the rivers their ten to rise. the bridge over the cape fear river. i guess we don't have that photo. let's justalk about the amounts from the storm system this is drone video. the record bat 16 feet. so areas across the region have seen impressive amounts of rainfall. the rain has stopped there. elizabeth town, the heavy hitter.he so most rain at about 36 inches. myrtle beach about, 15 inches be. fewer l hking top people affected by hurricane florence, head to the nbc washington app and search hurricane help. looking for clothing and food. u can also helpy donating to help animals lost in the flooding. >> tonight police that close to hope are searching for the gunman who killed a began in green belt. the victim was found shot in an apartmenir well. w tracki

i've seen david bowie. >> masa: uh huh. >> anthony: diamond dogs, i've seen colleen dewhurts and jasonted by jose quintero on broadway. >> masa: oh. >> anthony: considered one of the greatest productions ever in the his -- this was the greatest show i've ever seen in my life. it had it all. it was the greatest show in the history of entertainment. i don't understand it. i'm completely confused. there's like, 100 people working on that show, millions of dollars' worth of like, robots and technology. >> masa: yeah. >> anthony: how do they make money? >> masa: well, one thing for sure about this area is that quite a lot of businesses are unspoken but governed by the yakuzas. >> anthony: the yakuza, that's the fraternal organization prominent in the entertainment and financial services sector, as they say, who is said to, um, supervise things here in shinjuku. principally, your arcades, you have gambling, pachinko, adult entertainments. your porn shops and sex clubs, along with other ancillary services. but how much actual boning is going on in the sex district? generally speaking, it's mo

bands and musicians who were influenced by your music, for instance, you know, people mention the bowieat work. what about edm? do you share the blame? >> irmin: no. >> anthony: is it good or bad? >> irmin: it's good. >> anthony: it's a positive thing. >> irmin: it's positive. >> anthony: electronic dance is. >> irmin: yes, sure. i mean, you can't -- anywhere you can't actually classify any style or any kind of music as good or bad. it's not bad. >> anthony: but it excludes the musicians. traditionally is it the opposite of what music should be? is it all okay? >> irmin: i have no idea what music should be because whenever you start knowing what should be, you are already starting a new dogma. >> anthony: yeah, i hear you. >> irmin: there are djs, which make fantastic music, and they make it for a certain purpose. and that is the purpose of this environment and they fit. neither the purpose nor any dogma can be used as a judgment for new music. >> anthony: braised ox cheeks with marrow, beetroots with mustard, gratin potatoes, black truffle. you don't get paid for the influence you have

then zulu so they then will reopen the harbor that has mainly to do with the aids to navigation, the bowie system, and typically if there's a real significant hit from a sto storm, they need to survey the harbor that can take time they are normally efficient in trying do it but also concerned with safety. it's a process service the gates go, we own and operate the port we'll have to see what happens saturday it looks like at the end of the day it may be more of a rain event for us than anything else, but we have to keep our eyes on it what we do typically is we secure the cranes, secure all of our lift machines, believe it or not one of the biggest risks is the wireless infrastructure. you have a lot of wireless on the port to communicate with the lift machines. that can get damaged in a wind event. we hope to avoid the worst of the winds. >> are concerned are you about a possible storm surge how much capacity do you hav for the water level rising in. >> we have -- our wharf at the terminal where you and i met that day is 16 feet above low tide so that's 10 feet above high tide i'm not see

happen now and thank you for that now and stay in london for us let's get the view now from moscow and bowie chalons joins us live on the news great rory quite the revelations there from british prosecutors what's the crime in same. well whatever has come out from the british police today and from to reason may in parliament it hasn't made any difference whatsoever to the russian message the russian reaction to the whole script our affair it has been since the beginning since march early this year a case of denial really nothing to do with us the british have not included the russians in the investigation as the russians have basically demanded since the beginning the british position has been why would we do that when it's russia that is our prime suspect here but this is being used by the russians as a way to say that essentially they are being kept out of things that they can't believe any of the evidence because they can't see it themselves and that's the message that we've heard today as well it came from the russian foreign ministry nor is a car of of the spokesman there says once agai

. >> almost as good as david bowie. >> he clearly knew the moment that we are in right now.this -- he has no problem using this moment. >> everything we see today. everyone watching this should ask themselves what is john mccain trying to tell us by choosing this hism or this part of the ritual. >> the national cathedral, it is a place that we've mourn a lot as a country. and every time we are here it's still -- it's still always awe inspiring. >> you could write history of america just by writing about the national cathedral. and the idea was it began being built, it took about 60 years to get built, but early in the 20th century the people who did it the idea was this would be the american west minister abby that presidents would have their services here. maybe they would be buried here. as it happens woodrow wilson was buried here. others were not. and, actually, franklin roosevelt who wanted to be buried at hyde park where he lived his family estate, when he saw the dean of the washington cathedral coming toward him he figured that the dean was once again going to say wh

then you say to yourself, if i say something wrong, will i get my guts cut out with a bowie knife?same time. that's kind of a rare thing. >> can we see your fangs? >> i always said daddy hated vampires. but we don't. >> i think that "true blood" was an enjoyable beach read with blood all over it. >> you could say, it wasn't meant to be taken seriously, it wasn't taking itself seriously, except it was such a big allegory for what was going on with the gay community, with aids, with political backlash. it's like, there's monsters all over. but the scariest, most deadly characters in the whole show are the human beings. >> showtime looked at tony soprano and they said, you want an antihero? how about a mass murderer who is the hero of our show? >> "dexter" is about a blood spatter expert who is secretly a serial killer. >> soon he'll be packed into a few neatly wrapped hefties and my own small corner of the world will be a neater, happier place. >> he was raised by a policeman to channel his sociopathic impulses to only kill other killers. so he is a bad guy but also a good guy. >> i

in paris, maryland, good morning. ,aller: good morning -- bowie maryland, good morning.aller: good morning. separated when i was in first grade, my sister and i had to stay with an aunt and she had a boyfriend who used to have us sitting on either side of him with a pillow in his us touching to have him and, i guess, allowing him rgasm of some sort. every weekend, we had to go to our parents house -- grandparents house and a family member used to make his way there and i used to try to sleep with all my clothes on every night to protect myself and i would wake up and mike pence would be down around pants would be downand my around my ankles it wasn't until first grade and high school and until high school, that was in d.c. and we lived in maryland in montgomery county and this predator made his way to our place in montgomery county when i load longer went -- no longer went to my grandparents house and i said, what -- how would you like it if my father did this to your daughter and then he stopped and moved on to other victims. even to this day, he is still pursuing young

what's your story about -- bowie, maryland. what's your story?ler: i do think the government is prepared. when i think back to new orleans and what they are dealt with and still dealing with, the federal government had everything they needed there ready, on the island, or ready to get to the island. i believe it was the local officials that seemed quite unprepared or maybe chose to not be as helpful as they could have been because of the president in the white house. i do believe that climate change does occur, absolutely. the problem is the liberals don't seem to be able to explain how it is that human beings are responsible for it. and scientists can't even completely agree. i'm not sure how we can affect the weather and how they believe guess, ald trump is, i magnificent enough spirit or soul that he can affect the weather. it just doesn't make sense. trump has done a good job of being prepared for this. overly prepared probably because of the putdowns that he gets. i'm sure this is going to work out very well if people want to be honest. it w