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who, or what, is david bowie?de sense because this preposterous fanboy drama is, forsome, exactly the film he deserves. fast—forward another few months, and uk audiences got to enjoy wild mountain thyme... it's not normal. i don't care. you take afterjohn kelly. and that man was mad as the full moon. - ..featuring christopher walken and co doing the worst irish accents since mickey rourke in a prayerfor the dying. why did you leave? i saw myself laying on the street, dying, not wanting to die. and right now, uk cinemagoers are being treated to jared leto making what sounds like italian whale noises in the otherwise entertaining house of gucci. we're a family. gucci is my name too! but let's finish on a high note, with my very favourite film of 2021, a modern fable from french film—maker celine sciamma, creator of girlhood and portrait of a lady on fire and now the wonderful petite maman. whether you're six or 60, this astonishingly insightful and heartbreakingly hopeful film about two young girls who share a magic

i could just see the time difference the 4 years i thought of bowie probably loved is old. mad at a v, a day to the even now i finally know the truth. thank you. clear that up for music . now listen, obviously your music speaks for itself over the years. what has i, i know, your family man, i assume that brought iran to wanting to write some children's book. tell me about the when you decide to start do it and, and then tell me about little john crow yet when we started doing children book when the 1st tamela children album, which was like what, 9 years ago called family time. and we took some of the songs from, from, from the alga and put them into books. i know people will see him, you know, my, find them people with kids at the time. we love the album kind of love the books too. and so that is all i started turning songs into book and we've done that a couple times. but this story little john crow is our original story. there's no sun fight, which is a story that i wrote with my wife hotel out of my imagination. and out of the experience have grown a grown up our own vultures in ja

and egg because i met david bowie once in new york. a. we're a new yeah. pretty much at the event and, and i met him were backstage and he actually brought it up here that i tell me, oh, when did you get in the him? oh, you get you to him and i like. so i told him unfortunately i wasn't named after you know, in jamaica we get nicknames were bon, we didn't, we got a nickname when we were born. some a fight, a give me that nickname from the get go. you know? yeah, i could just see the time difference the 4 years i thought of both probably love dissolve mad at via david sleeva. now i finally know the truth. thank you. clear that up for music. now listen, obviously your music speaks for itself over the years. what has i, i know your family man. i assume that brought your on to wanting to write some children's book. tell me about the when you decide to start doing and, and then tell me about little john crow here when we started doing children book when the 1st template children album, which was like what, 9 years ago called family time. and we took some of the

talk to the broader with my kitchen, filled with them, send them my their them, they both likely than bowie. i think it was jack. i been calling. i, i know they sucked is no congress. we're going to avoid forth a movement of chivalry wilson. but i'd consigned to total it of course if was born, it won't but i swear to bon machine. i think my uncle, michigan dual, humbly. oh, please hold the door. oh, a point where the board woo hoo ah yes, a recipe that's in a bar or 2 acres de unfortunately since green has been turned on. so in a mode mode, paulette play at a fee and and see if that of a bulk discount bon, goofy. say, yeah, juvenile for you, but a bottleneck and only on busting it as bon courtesy hood thing, the price is good for the medicine sales. useful to do in the bill. and also doing that. so under goes around your to with some of the rules laws with cielo simple. so some are born on that go off that other he allow them that have not able to walk over to my boss is governance kind of a homeless, homeless of, oh, shock. and it is of india to david said i looked at it last, may they bom

it was great music. ♪ born in the usa ♪ >>> david bowie. mick jagger. billy joel. rod stewart.the top of the charts in just one month. her style is defiant, raucous, tough and very sexy. ♪ we are young ♪ ♪ heartache to heartache we stand ♪ ♪ no promises no demands ♪ >> it appears to me that the one on stage is what i would picture a modern woman to be, someone who is aggressive and soft at the same time, has a lot of strength and conviction and can look good and still have brains. >> you would think that in the era of music becoming a visual form more than ever that it would all be about objectification. but there were a lot of strong women on that video screen. ♪ >> meet the darlings of l.a.'s new music scene, the go-gos. ♪ walking down the street ♪ >> unlike earlier girl groups such as the ronettes or the supremes, the go-gos write their own songs and play their own instruments. ♪ they got the beat ♪ ♪ they got the beat, they got the beat ♪ ♪ yeah, they got the beat ♪ >> that was as punk rock as it got for me, to see girls up there, you know, not just singing backup or not ju

it was a bowie. and i think that his actions caused the death of andrew static, you know, when you check any call, a text message works just fine. when you're sending andrew a boy, he's still a boy. i mean, he isn't legal to have a beer in our state. and you're going to send him after these drug lords. no, to me, that was the worst part about all this news from november of 2013. until may of 2014. there were 3. buys that address, did under the direction of officer webber. ah ah. after those 3 buys webber, still wanted one more. now that would have been sometime in early 2014. mm. ah ah ah, do believe there was very little communication from january to april. ah good had to weigh on him. there are some research projects that have been done that talk about the psychology that goes along with becoming a confidential informant and the pressures that are emotionally put on someone that once an individual is approached and brought in to that situation, it will change them forever. in i don't know what was

i think he was a bowie college kids party, the smoke pot, they drink beer. i think that he was there an easy target for them. you can't tell anybody order for more people that know if that word gets all you know, laws i do know is going to work with you. you can't tell anybody you can't tell your parents. you can't tell your friends. you can't talk to an attorney, you just need to come and talk to me. actually the box is 40 years of prison. 40 or so. yeah. we're wire. you have to go by marijuana from individuals and then, you know, depending upon how you do and so forth, you know, a lot of this can go away. i was scandalized. i was, i'd never seen anything is bad. is a good possibility that your, your personal present time if you don't alcohol. yeah. there is. once you learn more of the background, you can understand why someone who had never really been in trouble and was only 20 and trying to get through college would be scared to death. this is way too dangerous for him to be doing silly. they put him in harm's way, fast. we're cleared up fast for youth m

look at bowie. again, i did a deal with daniel bung on, but you know, community the account was skew once a little less cousin with the den, any elite. and yet i ran again when a month, not when you're going with them that will august. again, we're gonna are they did ok. so ideally, i thought i got the want me to be like a 1000000. so what are you hopes and dreams for the future? but it in own glowing and under you don't you double, but the end of the not the one i'm and one genetic another picking him glue man as his low would. ah, your did your, the not joe. ah, groovy, any school of what is althea, graham? i was in cost an annual cut. i am a milan. i look at your your some of the vision. i love one a morning when we did in the lonely login. when your lover, fatima non millionaire la yenny and juliet, you non denila guardian. i. meghan was m suitable dog and nobody now and anyway, i was able to log on and off. that's a tough question. and i think you're very brave because i can't imagine given up,

i had the, as julian and grew up at about bowie was jojo, then all from ali had the so who are you normally? ah, my father's attitude tried entity, simple. as long as he's picked the local language. he is kennedy about the school playground, where most of the town walk in tom, in the heat of a canaan. summer is to day the local football pitch do. but ali now are respected elder was the same it as this young man, when he was rounded up that night following the killing of the 4 government officials. there were 2 landra was military, landra was with the loudest because telling us, come out of your house, and if you don't come, you will, you will regret. so every morning in greece, i came to this sir, to this field. we were surrounded, we stayed in the sun up to midday, and then around the city p. m. they said women can go to their homes. we thought they were kind the, they were good people by the leasing dillman. but it is one of the worst day of the history of this region where almost every woman was ripped. almost every woman was ripped, by the security for by the security forces and particu

the only thing that holds me right now, these oral histories are so great, the bowie one was unbelievable. and then there's a good one right now called take the gun, leave the canolli about the godfather oral history. and then there's a great one that i'm currently reading about the sopranos. as soon as i finish that, i'm jumping in a welcome to the under mifflin. but this seems to be sort of a dim song approach to writing depictions of a show that people like tidbits that they can read one of the time from different perspectives. it's a pretty cool approach isn't right? yeah, i mean look, yes and also for me dennis, i have to tell you like the reason this happened was because the office has just gone nuts. right? i mean, you know, the office was the number one scripted show on nbc for a large portion when it was on. but we weren't like, i say to people, we weren't like friends like we, we weren't, you know, in time square on billboards are on the cover of vogue every other week or whatever . but like, what's happened over the last couple of years with the show 1st it was anecdotal people

the only thing that holds me right now, these oral histories are so great, the bowie one was unbelievable. and then there's a good one right now called take the gun, leave the canolli about the godfather or history. and then there's a great one that i'm currently reading about the sopranos. so soon as i finish that up, jumping in, i welcome to the under mifflin, but this seems to be sort of a dim song approach to writing depictions of a show that people like tidbits that they can read one of the time from different perspectives. it's a pretty cool approach, isn't that right? yeah, i mean look, yes and also for me dennis, i have to tell you like, the reason this happened was because the office has just gone nuts. right? i mean, you know, the office was the number one scripted show on nbc for a large portion when it was on. but we weren't like, i say to people, we weren't like friends like we, we weren't, you know, in time square on billboards are on the cover of vogue every other week or whatever . but like, what's happened over the last couple of years with the show. first, it was anecdot

the only thing that holds me right now, these oral histories are so great, the bowie one was unbelievable. and then there's a good one right now called take the gun, leave the canolli about the godfather or history. and then there's a one that i'm currently reading about the sopranos. as soon as i finish that, i'm jumping in. i welcome to de, under mifflin, but this seems to be sort of a dim song approach to writing depictions of a show that people like tidbits that they can read one of the time from different perspectives. it's a pretty cool approach, isn't it? right? yeah, i mean look, yes and also for me dennis, i have to tell you like the reason this happened was because the office has just gone nuts. right? i mean, you know, the office was the number one scripted show on nbc for a large portion when it was on. but we weren't like, i say to people, we weren't like friends like we, we weren't, you know, in time square on billboards or on the cover of vogue every other week or whatever . but like, what's happened over the last couple of years with the show 1st it was anecdotal people, y

the only thing that holds me right now, these oral histories are so great, the bowie one was unbelievable. and then there's a good one right now called take the gun, leave the canolli about the godfather oral history. and then there's a great one that i'm currently reading about the sopranos. as soon as i finish that, i'm jumping in a welcome to the under mifflin. but this seems to be sort of a dim song approach to writing depictions of a show that people like tidbits that they can read one of the time from different perspectives. it's a pretty cool approach, isn't that right? yeah, i mean look, yes and also for me dennis, i have to tell you like the reason this happened was because the office has just gone nuts. right? i mean, you know, the office was the number one scripted show on nbc for a large portion when it was on. but we weren't like, i say to people, we weren't like friends like we, we weren't, you know, in time square on billboards are on the cover of vogue every other week or whatever . but like, what's happened over the last couple of years with the show. first, it was anecdo

are reports of a similar deal worth $200 million that could be on the cards for the estate of david bowieallman, bbc news. and a reminder of our top story, here in the uk counting is under way in the north shropshire by—election which was triggered by the resignation of the conservative mp owen patterson. he was found to have broken lobbying rules. a bad result could he put more pressure on prime minister borisjohnson. much more on all these stories on the bbc news website or you can download the bbc app. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @richpreston. do stick with us here on bbc news. goodbye for now. hello. thursday brought an east—west split to the uk weather—wise. well, certainly in terms of where we had the blue sky or where we had the grey sky. across parts of eastern scotland and down the eastern side of england, some were treated to a largely sunny day from dawn until dusk, where it was the reverse across some western areas. a view from wales, cloudy from dawn until dusk. it's the cloud that's going to win out for friday and the weekend. high pressure, lots of settled weather to

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. ♪ ashley: miss at this, foggy morning in new york city as david bowie, the late great david bowie sayss get straight to your money looking at markets. nasdaq ever so slightly down, dow up 85 points and s&p up points. by the way the dow and s&p are on track for record closes. we'll see how that works out. let's take a look at apple if we can. the stock closing in again on the 3 trillion-dollar mark. 182.86 is the magic number to make that happen. we're at what, a couple of dollars, two dollars and 76 cents away. my math is terrible. we got the latest read on pending home sales. what are they revealing, lauren? lauren: big disappointment. surprisingly fell by 2.2%. give you comparison, that is the november print. october rise of 7 1/2%. a bigger drop than expected pending home sales when the contract is signed but awaiting closing. this is for the month of november, ashley. ashley: thank you, lauren. very interesting. the real estate market may be cooling off just a bit. >>> take a look at this op-ed, biden's first year a bust. five new year's resolutions the president should adopt for a

that is astronaut chris hadfield with his version of david bowie's song.n can expect when he ventures into space in a just a few days. it's right around the corner. >> i can't believe -- i wonder what's going on in his mind. the countdown has begun. >> i'm sure this song is on a loop in his mind. >> this one, "rocketman" and many others. we look forward to that. >>> we do want to turn to the other stories we're following this morning. happening right now, the search for survivors in indonesia after a deadly volcano eruption on the island of java. at least 13 people are dead. dozens of other injured and seven still missing after thick clouds of dark ash, and lava spewed from the volcano. the lava causing a bridge to collapse making evacuations even more difficult. >>> also right now, espn is reporting that nfl officials are cracking down on teams demanding more information about players' vaccination statuses. this comes after tampa bay buccaneers wide receiver antonio brown and defensive back mike edwards were suspended for using fake vaccination cards. >>>

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david bowie was man. >> heat when >> you're not going to give us a taylor and for >> for and also play. play. play >> it give you that all right, rob. well, if i could write a good song, i guess i'd be in the market, but i can and i can't so that makes 2 of >> thank you, rob, if you want email region by facebook or twitter feel free. he's got lots of good advice will be rig after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. at the barnes firm, our injury attorneys work hard to get you the best result possible. call us now and find out what your case could be worth. you might be surprised. ♪ the barnes firm injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ are sunup. i like to say today, but we are not done with the storms next week. there's going to be a big one. yeah. there are some concerns about homes and building safety because this after rain caused floods leaks and other water damage to some buildings in san fran

. >> david bowie >> oh, my god. "is there life on mars."lie eilish, "everything i ever wanted. when i heard that, i had to stop the car. i enjoyed putting that list together >> for bono, music is his fuel something he says will always give him purpose >> so your reason for music, your reason for song, is what? >> music is the thing that is the reason i get out of bed in the morning. my kids now, my family, allie, they're reasons, of course but on a deeper level, you know. i'm not sure i'd make it through the world having as much fun i e unless i wrote these songs >> okay. his first acting role, which you kind of can't believe because he's so good as this reclusive lion, it feels like he had part in shaping it. he also said he's in the studio right now recording -- or soon, any day, recording new music with u2. >> what? >> yeah. i can't wait to hear that so there will be some new u2 music on the horizon >> who was he channeling >> he said he kind of wanted to be like jack nicklaus. and the director was like no, no, be you or be clay calloway

host: let's go to anthony who is calling from buoy -- bowie, maryland on the democrat line.aller: people tend to forget [inaudible] they are hungry. the bailout was small businesses [indiscernible] the government shutdown. it was not only done by the biden administration. it was done by donald trump. [indiscernible] [indiscernible] the people now go out [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] t [indiscernible] [indiscernible] host: we would like to thank all of our callers who called in for our open forum segment. coming up next, stuart holland and beth silver will be here to discuss their podcast and they're focused on bringing civility to political discussion. stick with us. we will be right back. ♪ >> weekends on c-span two are an intellectual feast. every saturday, you can find events and people from our nation's past. american history tv. book tv brings you the latest in lawn fiction -- nonfiction books and authors wit

. >> i could not understand half of what david bowie was saying. it was loud. >> halsten was on top of the news though. >> and his hair was perfect. it was wonderful. we had so many memories willie and i. we really spanned. >> you are looking good. >> 15 years is enough. can you believer we are on year 15, guys? that's pretty exciting. >> let's get to -- you are going to interrupt? i am waiting and i am seeing it. i would like to do and if this is okay what we call in the football business and audible. just for a second. >> you may. >> do you have those phone numbers before we go to the first story? mark meadows? whatever. >> i was fascinated because we have you here adrienne. i was looking at polling yesterday and talking to a good number of people on the hill on both sides and it seems that top priorities for democrats if you ask democrats what are the top three issues and you ask independence what are the top three issues and you ask republicans what are the top three issues, it's one of these things, which one does not belong. democrats' issues

that was the golden day of music and these people -- it started with bowie, i think, and they continues songs, or even u2, that are that big anymore. the market is too fragmented. these people who made songs that actually played out of people's car windows in the summertime, the country knows them in a way no one knows bands of this era that were pervasive. they had incredible market power and it says something about the longevity and just the way in which so much of his music is soaked in that he's able to capitalize in this way. more power to him. >> and, rev, you know a lot about the music business. instead of spotify and james brown having to compete with 10,000 artists releasing new stuff every day, you have one radio station in macon, georgia, everybody is hearing james brown. atlanta, georgia, jacksonville, you have one or two stations playing the same 15, 20 hits, and the whole country knows the music, knows the star, knows the catalog. >> in the era i grew up looking up to james brown, you can identify those artists, and those artists today -- james brown's estate sold for $90

. >> don't you think david bowie is glad he sold his. >> then it becomes part of your estate i imaginesony do with it, how do they exploit it >> i wonder if it would be hard to see like all of a sudden your songs popping up in ads of stuff you don't like, losing control of it. >> taylor swift knows -- >> knows it all too well. >> what about the squawk archives. >> i don't think we own those. you and i and andrew somebody else has rights to those. >> do you think we're really missing out on a big payday? >> i don't think we're worth half a billion. >> when they sell squawk nfts, you'll feel like you're missing out. >> there will be on run on -- i'm not sure i'm not so sure. you know what, let's do what -- what's his name, we had him on, let's start talking about how much they're worth on the show and then citing "squawk box" as these nfts are -- >> that was a great business model. what happened there? do we know >> i think that he -- the last report that i read and and sol of the work i did on this a couple of weeks ago is that there's an investigation going on -- >> never mind, then. >

host: let's go to anthony who is calling from buoy -- bowie, maryland on the democrat line.aller: people tend to forget [inaudible] they are hungry. the bailout was small businesses [indiscernible] the government shutdown. it was not only done by the biden administration. it was done by donald trump. [indiscernible] [indiscernible] the people now go out [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] t [indiscernible] [indiscernible] host: we would like to thank all of our callers who called in for our open forum segment. coming up next, stuart holland and beth silver will be here to discuss their podcast and they're focused on bringing civility to political discussion. stick with us. we will be right back. ♪ >> weekends on c-span two are an intellectual feast. every saturday, you can find events and people from our nation's past. american history tv. book tv brings you the latest in lawn fiction -- nonfiction books and authors wit

who or what is david bowie?emagoers are being treated to jared leto making what sounds like italian whale noises in the otherwise entertaining house of gucci. we're a family. gucci is my name too! but let's finish on a high note with my very favourite film of 2021, a modern fable from french film—maker celine sciamma, creator of girlhood and portrait of a lady on fire and now the wonderful petite maman. whether you're six or 60, this astonishingly insightful and heartbreakingly hopeful film about two young girls who share a magical bond will pierce your heart, broaden your mind and gladden your soul — even as you wipe away tears. just 73 minutes long and rated suitable for all by the bbfc, petite maman is a u certificate masterpiece that reminds us of the universal power of cinema to transform and engage audiences, transcending boundaries of age, gender or nationality. if we can have just one movie this good every year, then the future of cinema still looks bright. that's it from me for 2021. i hope you've enjoy

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are reports of a similar deal worth $200 million that could be on the cards for the estate of david bowieer. your government, run on lies and bluster, will be held accountable. it will be scrutinised, it will be challenged, and it can and will be defeated. i hear what the voters are saying in north shropshire and, in all humility, i've got to accept that verdict. we'll have all the latest on what this means for the conservatives and boris johnson's leadership. also this lunchtime...