it's not strange that the mayor of cannes in france should welcome canadian soldiers, for the task ofilding and strengthening the west is a shared one. in canada itself, airmen from nato countries have been trained, prepared to defend, if necessary, the common heritage of them all. this common desire for peace finds dramatic expression in the canadian arctic. until recently, except for some isolated settlements, a few thousand eskimos and indians were the sole inhabitants of an area half the size of europe. now is a time of change. it's not worth a single soldier to defend all those acres of snow. this was the sneer of voltaire when canada was a little french colo colony. today, canadians obviously feel differently. hardy men are moving into the subarctic. mysterious domes punctuate the landscape, part of a triple aerial defense line, a line which has brought the gear of ultra-modern technology to girdle the north. for the canadian arctic is a flank of defense for the whole atlantic community. to canadians, arctic life presents other challenges. especially the weather. of course, ther

and you see something you can do only by handep this elaborate dress worn by eva longoria at cannes film festival. it can involve years of apprenticeship. we met em broidiers who have been with the company three and four decades. >>> that's a lot of collective knowledge. >> yes. >> reporter: but this craft is in jeopardy. when we visited last summer, orders from fashion houses were down 70%. >> so we are working half and half. >> reporter: does that mean people are making half as much? >> yeah. >> reporter: since then they picked up some work, but are still down by 50%. they had already worried about another wave of infections which italy is seeing now. it's a fight to keep the business going. >> if we have to close part of our knowledge and all our experience will be lost forever. >> reporter: so thinking about having to close is not busine it's about losing more than that. >> more than that, yes. >> reporter: in central italy, the towns dotting the rolling hills of umbria may be appear remote. but the fashion businesses here are hardly insulate tokyo for that matter, there is an affect

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in almost 8 weeks the country has had strict quarantine measures throughout the pandemic and the cannes film festival has been moved from may to july in the hopes of being able to hold the event on the french riviera in person. u.s. president joe biden says his country must leave the global response to the climate crisis biden made those remarks at the white house before signing a raft of executive orders aimed at curbing rising temperatures worldwide those orders establish climate change as a major national security and foreign policy issue for the u.s. now by and says the climate crisis requires a national effort and he likened the threat to the corona virus pandemic just like we need a unified national response to cope with 19 we desperately need a unified national response to the climate crisis because there is a climate crisis we must keep we must lead global response because neither challenge can be met as secretary kerry has pointed out many times by the united states alone we know what to do we've just got to do it. and we just have a one sports item for you french sailor yannic

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in almost 8 weeks the country has had strict quarantine measures throughout the pandemic and the cannes film festival has been moved from may to july in the hopes of being able to hold the event on the french riviera in person a court here in germany is expected to deliver a verdict today in the trial of a neo nazi accused of assassinating a conservative politician but to look at 2 years ago look it was a member of a party and have spoken out in support of refugees he was gunned down in cold blood at his home near the west german town of casa another alleged neo nazi is also on trial as an accomplice. defendant stephanie has been on trial for nearly 8 months accused of murdering the german politician vod toluca has a legit motor of hatred of foreigners and rage at angle america's refugee policies the victim and this local politician who defended merkel's policies stephanie recorded and then uploaded this video at the time to hall well to luka faced far right heckle us. all. of her b.s. you have to stand up for certain values is anyone who doesn't agree with these values is free to leave

we cann see the northwesterly swell. and rip currents through tomorrow afternoon.set nine record-high temperatures l in the mid-70s, so well above normal for this time of year. and right now we're still sitting pretty in the mid-60s to low 70s. so, certainly a warm evening out there. we'll gradually cool off and the winds developing. and a wind advisory that will go into effect at 10:00 p.m. for the entire bay area. overnight, while a lot of us are sleeping, the winds will strengthen. this is 7:00 a.m. monday morning. we'll likely have wind gusts over 30 miles per hour. and tomorrow, it's a breezy, if not gusty day and it's a dry, warm wind. that's going to create another warm afternoon and likely more records for our monday. look at that. all in the saebts, even on the coatesline. 76 in san jose. 75 the high. in cloverdale. but as we get into monday, tuesday morning winds, especially in our hills, we'll strengthen even more. so, we have a high wind warning that will go into effect tomorrow afternoon, lasting through tuesday morning for the north bay mountains, the

that will be the worst that cann ha so a lot of caution, please. >> this is t final stretch, is what you're saying. >> it is the final stretch. i would be very careful with my family. i'm more oimistic about summer holidays thamay come. but, right now, please, follow religiously the instructions of the health authorthies. ane is nothing better than this mask here, right? so, which i published a lot of them -- "science will win." and we gave them to ouroy ems -- right? -- so that we can remind them that they can be very proud wear them. wear a mask. save lives. >> dr. albert urla, with that, thank you very much for spending yo time here with me on "firing line." >> thank you very, very much. it was a great honor. with margaret hoover" is madele possibn part by... and by... corporate funding is provided by... ♪ ♪ ♪ >> you're watching pbs. [dramatic music] - hello, everyone, and welcome to amanpour & company. here's what's coming up. - 7:30 in the morning. this town started to burn down. within three hours, it was gone. - [amanpour] paradise found as fires rage across california. oscar-

parties to voted to broke the civil rights of residents who would take that offer specially maybe to cannes so there is actual rice to up bands and voting or run in office or even their rights. to a more extreme extent so many here that this will only be the 1st act for beijing to raise the push to push back of your case and beijing is trying to do so to send a message to hong kong residents who would take the offer from the u.k. that they may face consequences or even more serious consequences by doing so c.b. kong in hong kong. a film festival in sweden has come up with a unique competition prize featuring social distancing got some birds festival is transporting the winner to a small island where she will get to watch this year's films in total solitude. heading out for an unusual movie adventure lisa in the root will spend 7 days in complete isolation with films as her only company it will be just her on this tiny island no human company no telephone no computer. yes no more phone. interview going to seattle we were interested in seeing how isolation effects how we watch films and how t

film—maker celine sciamma's enra pturing manifesto about the female gaze, for which she had won the cannes with stunning performances and painterly visuals, this was another bona fide masterpiece from the creator of girlhood, one of my favourite films of the 21st century. it all seemed to be going so well, and then in the middle of march, lockdown came and cinemas around the uk closed their doors with no clear idea of when they would open again. there had, of course, been warning signs. at the beginning of march, the producers of the bond movie no time to die, which had already been delayed due to the departure of original director danny boyle, announced that the film's release would be pushed back to november. at the time, this seemed like a drastic move, but it soon became clear that bond was just the first of a string of blockbusters that wouldn't be hitting the big screen anytime soon. and so began the great home—viewing boom of 2020. # woke up in the morning light. # today is the day that i do everything right...#. in april, trolls world tour, the phosphorescent sequel to the 2016 ani

with its rival pfizer to help produce the biotech vaccine as its own vaccine isn't ready yet and the cannes film festival has been moved from may to july in the hope of being able to hold the event on the french riviera in person in poland a near total ban on abortion has come into force sparking nationwide protests that brought thousands into the streets the new restrictions mean that all abortions in poland will be banned except in cases of rape and incest or when the mother's life or health off or to be at risk. once again they took to the streets once again demanding their right to choose the new law only allows for an abortion if the life of the mother is in danger. now protesters say the government has gone too far. stop lying about abortion saying it's not taking place stop lying like the far right and the church and nuff is enough. polling is one of europe's most devout catholic countries it already has some of the strictest abortion laws in europe and they could get it at was them via the you know top of the constitutional court decided to tighten the law even further triggering we

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heavy rain flooding is likely and you can see how that west weather just extends this way up towards cannes further south see some showers continuing across the eastern side of the new south wales eastern parts of it to we also see a somewhat weather wet weather grassy making its way towards new zealand back over towards the west it stays hot dry and sunny in perth with a high of 36. but. for many young adults a coming of age brings greater responsibility. for this young man the responsibility of 800 years of family tradition weighs heavy on his shoulders. the choice is his but the decision must be made soon. by blood to the viewfinder asia series on al-jazeera. well again this is al jazeera the main news this hour india's drug regulator has approved 2 coronavirus fax ins for emergency use the oxford astra zeneca jab at another produced by indian drugmaker biotech have been given the green light. more than 70 people have been killed in attacks on to fill it isn't western digital it happened in an unstable border region neighboring mali the kenya faso and the need . of thousands of people ga

attempting to take place we might get a tropical low out of that certainly is going to be very wet around cannes on monday probably on sunday today it's still dry and dusty in perth want to share in western sort of not many to be honest new zealand where you've had your good time there the rains on its way in for sunday coming in from the west very of the sea so if your interest church you're probably fine. on counting the current president she's got ambition that then china into a 30 trillion dollar economy by 2035 india witnessed the biggest migration since politician with workers returned to cities and canned goods to farming the world. counting the cost on al-jazeera. be the hero the world needs. washing. the a. list. you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour india has begun its coronavirus vaccination campaign one of the largest and most challenging in the world it aims to vaccinate 300000000 people by august last meaning the size of the entire u.s. population u.s. president elect joe biden meanwhile has outlined his plan to provide 100000000 vaccine shots within hi

a correspondent julia joins us on the line now from cannes is what a day what is at stake in these elections. what a day we should say it has never been like elections of begun and we cannot have intended we cannot know what is upsetting. the polling stations are far from where you're standing i understand this morning where the police station where. voting delayed for more than 2 hours i'm a gentleman that i spoke to and she say this morning she's moved to modify polling stations and be putting their hot plate was a major reason given out by your matrix experience that was supposed to be used by they make sure the commission also was affected by the internet shut down but as we speak at the polling station way i mean come on i love watching as begun but you got delayed for more than 2 hours. you speak about the blackout many voters rely on social media particularly young voters to get their information leading to the question how transparent is this election without social media. you have to imagine. very slow in coming so you can know to know what you copping elsewhere because this was you

northern parts of queensland could say flooding some very strong winds pushing all the way across into cannes temperatures here at around 32 celsius still though some showers into that eastern side of new south wales to get parts of victoria northern parts of tasmania looking rather disturbed as well further west that's where the better weather is the dry weather still getting up to 33 celsius there in perth on sunday in a similar temperature as we go on into monday by monday let's look back up towards the northeast there are still some very heavy rain rolling across northern parts of queensland that brings with it the risk of flooding. what is that they've been doing with the money that it's boring we bring the story . developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in argentina's congress is debating a bill seeking to raise billions of dollars for the super rich poor families hit hard by the damage counting on al-jazeera. the number 2 stories from asia and the pacific on al-jazeera. so these are the top stories this hour on al-jazeera more than $20000000.00 people in the u.s. now t

helps to boost exports revenues but it also led to some social consequences broadening capital in cannes. that you can now what's happening in developed nations. when the level of welfare that he has is that you know. the. paradox sickly and usually will be different. in ink and even more dire going to the world bank he said to. me the. take the u.s. in the year 2000 this would mean that we had more than 3600000 people. and in 2016. it was $5600000.00 people who had an income of $5.00 u.s. dollars. during the same time major transnational corporations 1st of all u.s. and european companies burned much bigger revenues and i know you we have the same trend elsewhere but when you come now again the who the who got those proceeds is the answer is well known no it's obviously just one percent of the population and. now what happened elsewhere but it is that yep within the past this week. is. some of the ministers who he has or half of the people nearest me. i would having the same incomes that i was going flat level of income but the education costs health care costs went up. 3 times. million

well there's no flooding right now it's nice and cannes. certainly a lot of concern the rain started coming down pretty steadily about an hour ago, and it certainly is getting. >>and more roche us as we speak this is what it looks like right now in san anselmo you can see for yourself. i took that video just a short time ago and in the past couple years there has been some definite flooding in san anselmo but the town manager said that they are putting in some extra staffing, they're all ready to go if necessary to tackle any hot spots now the creek and downtown spilled over its banks. several years ago in flooded businesses and nearby homes that was quite a disaster millions of dollars in damage and since then the city has shored up its infrastructure. but i did talk with one business owner, she's a new business owner. she says that she's still pretty on nerve faces front coming in. >>well i have are in for a while so i'm familiar with the storms that happened in san anselmo and the as a new repaired or in the neighborhood i i'm keeping my

china accountable and to get them to implement democracy and autonomy in hong kong kerry brown in cannes 3 however this idea of leverage is perfectly good if you want to adopt the moral high ground i guess but the reality is you know when you get someone like i way way who you know released a stunning documentary 6 weeks ago now i guess it was 6 weeks ago now he says the people of hong kong are prepared to sacrifice everything but there's little left to sacrifice surely. well i mean the people of hong kong. the fundamental issue is that of course the biggest thing that the sovereignty of hong kong was decided in 1907 i guess i mean before 97 it was under british control after 1007 back with chinese control with captain beijing so the big issue is resolved and it means that you're sort of dealing with tactics to kind of how about how the outcome eventually of this will be for hong kong with another big issue which is you know in 2047 the one country 2 systems kind of comes to an end even though it looks like it's already come to an end so that's a very very tough context to try to do anyt

full house floor for a vote but even if it passes there again it is nonbinding and vice president cannes has already signaled he is opposed to invoking the 25th amendment to remove president trump from office given there's only 9 days left on the clock of the tribe of ministration also keep in mind pence himself has signaled that he would like to be president in the future ok heidi jocasta there live on capitol hill thank you very. much indeed let's get the view from the white house now i can head across alan fischer allan we can see that the efforts are ramping up to remain donald trump from the white house as he said and i think it's all since the events that problems that all of this new reaction from the white house a toll of course he's not made any public statement since friday when he was banned from twitter he does have a medal of freedom ceremony due to take place in the next hour or so here at the white house they're still discussions going on about whether or not the president will make remarks he's had a couple of those ceremonies in the last 10 days both occasions before the

with its rival pfizer to help reduce the biotech vaccine as its own vaccine isn't ready yet and the cannes film festival has been moved from may to july in the hope of being able to hold the event on the french riviera in person in belgium health sorry hair salons rather have been officially closed for weeks due to the lockdown but that hasn't stopped many cya stylists from performing their craft more and more of them taking their trade underground and they're finding eager customers who've been forced to do without them for months. even inside this shopping bag is a tiny hair salon. hairstylist louis is visiting a client at her home in brussels it's his 7th appointment of the day he risks a 750 euro fine if he gets caught but he says he has no choice so it's do or die if i don't work i'll be forced to sell my house all my savings are gone you could be about his or there's actual to appreciate his client is pleased with the clandestine service no one knows when hair salons will be allowed to open again you know given some people may say that her dresser just isn't necessary right now but i

t >> they understood that you cann actually learn from someone wit whom you don't agree parrot kee yououse party, you throw on the right jam and somebody will start dancingp,. >> as is his duty as president of the united states, president trump nominates amy kony barret parrot. >> everybody was having the opposite side perkier parties i the white house and your party is in the senate right now there's a vacancy on the suprem court, of course they're going to fill the seat brickey i woul surmise that the democrats if they were in this position woulf do pretty much the same thing parrot. >> everybody is being hypocritical. it's almost as if politics be full of appeared. >> they began the senate hearings parrot. >> whatmo is going to happen parrot get the trial was kind o normal parrot. >> two everyone's disappointment , thereer was no mention of long john silver. amy coney barrett sitting a the with no note going off a memory citing case laws and precedents. >> a lot of people were impressed with her because she didn't take any notes. my question is does she know ho to write. >> we have

with its rival pfizer to help produce the biotech vaccine as its own vaccine isn't ready yet and the cannes film festival has been moved from may to july in the hope of being able to hold the event on the french riviera in person. germany's parliament has mocked international holocaust remembrance day commemorating the 6000000 jews who perished under the nazis that day falls on the anniversary of the liberation of the nazi. concentration camp speakers at the ceremony in the bundestag warned against the resurgence of anti semitism. day of remembrance for the victims of the brutal nazi regime representatives of the country's jewish community took part in the commemoration alongside german officials including chancellor angela merkel and president frank. this year the ceremony also marked 700 years of jewish life in germany shiloh to canoe block holocaust survivor and former head of the central council of jews warned of a worrying recurrence of anti-semitism. it was initially but i don't need to present you with a timeline of anti semitic incidents in our country they take place openly blatant

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mitch mcconnell said what the president's supporters did "deeply troubled me in a way deat i simply cannarlier, mick mulvaney, the president's special envoy to northern ireland and former acting white house chief of staff, resigned. >> i can't stay here, not after yesterday. n't look at that yesterday and think, i want to be a part of that. reporter: there were other lower-level resignations, including matt pottinger, the national security council's asia specialist, and stepha grisham, the first lady's chief of staff and former white house press seetary and communications director. hours after acting department of homeland security secretary chad wolf said he implored the president to strongly condemn the violence that took pla, the president withdrew his nomination. and william barr, one of president trump's staunchest defenders when he was attorney general, slammed his former boss, saying "orchestrating a , mob to pressure congress is inexcusable." from places ranging from the national association offa maurers to senate democratic leader chuck schumer, president mi pence to invokee the

>> reporter: people climbing walls, before i cann breaking w breaking into doors. >> but before thereas a republican pioneer who paved the way for the trump brand of destructive politics. >> i am a genuine revolutionary. they are the genuine reactionaries. we are going to change their world. >> this is the story of newt gingrich, the man who wrote the playbook for the modern conservative movement. >> newt gingrich, a republicans has taken over a congressional seat that's been a democratic stronghold for a quarter of a century. >> in 1979 when gingrich arrived in washington, he had a singular goal, to blow up the political establishment, including the republican party. democrats had been in control of congress for so long, it was called a permanent democratic majority. it was a very different time in politics when civility and compromise matter. house republican leader bob michael was widely known as mr. nice guy. imagine that. >> newt gingrich comes in with a buzzsaw. >> what we are living through is a fundamental civil struggle, a civil war fought in public speeches rather than with

. >> this year's candlelight walk has been cannes emed because of the pandemic. >>> governor newsom has declared a state of emergency for monterey county. dramatic drone video is giving us a new look at the spot where mudslides wiped out a huge chunk of highway 1 near big sur. the debris still flowing hours after the initial collapse resembleded a really muddy water fall. it will be a while though before caltrans can rebuild the highway. >> so this is going to go on and they are going to keep on rebuilding the roads because we love this area and the people would come down here just need to realize that this certain stretches that can be a little dangerous especially in bad weather. >> for continuing stormwatch coverage including up to the minute forecasts, download the kpix5 app. >>> time now get an update from darren peck. more rain on the way? >> more rain on the way. really for most of us, not until monday. but the high-def doppler is already reading showers off the far northwest coast. that rain is part of a much larger system that will try really hard to bring some light rain to so

. >> somewhere along the line the republic cann republican party baecame detachd from conservatism. there are ideological discussions about approaches to society. that's not what they're seeing amongst these 13 who are representative of a much larger group of republicans. >> sure, and remember that it's not just the 13 members of the united states senate. it's more than -- >> right, 140 -- >> house conference. so, yeah, it does makeup a majority of, you know, republicans in washington anyway at this point. and they probably represent more than half of republican primary electorates around the country. so what i think you're seeing is these folks are now part of the authoritarian wing of the republican party versus the establishment wing that has been in retreat probably since obviously donald trump came on the scene and is very much in peril now. so we should not be under any illusion that a lot of the senators and a lot of house members are doing this because they're positive that they're going to get a primary challenge next year. as you heard, trump say the other night, he's goin

but nothing that sill cannes valley has built has ever been easy. >> reporter: will mcneil as well asgroup believe the four-year goal is ambitious but needed. >> i don't know that you go from 2% to your employees in meaningful roles, especially if you're talking about leadership roles, to 25% without some major changes. >> reporter: diversifying the executive ranks implies there are candidates in the pipeline ready to move up. however, training may be essential as some have hit a mid-career glass season. >> they find themselves in the same role for over a zakd and their careers are not advancing and they're not sure what to do or how to do it. >> reporter: the leadership group says they will seek input from community and social justice groups to develop its action plan. david louie, abc 7 news. >>> we want to check out your weather forecast. got some warm temperatures coming our way, spencer. >> we do indeed. it's not going to feel like january at all. now, overnight it will seem a bit winter-like but the increasing clouds, low temperatures mainly in the low to mid 40s and those cloud

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the specific benchmarks you cann look at and that i think are very important and they need to be addressed and i think we don't have enough of and an appreciation really of history and thatan hugely important to grasp this because this isn't just a one-off event. those are my broad ideas. >> thank you all. before we get into some of the discussion of how we got here i think it might be useful to define some terms, trying to define some terms. no one wants the definitions today but i think we will find that they actually matter in a lot of them, or at least as informed as to the government thinks about these issues. sues. i would like to throughout three to all three of you to talk about how you define it, whether you think there are distinct ones and what they show and do not show moving from the narrower to the broader. just go with, what is domestic terrorism or how do you understand terrorism in the context -- how is it investigated by the government? and you start i would throw some broader context but i think many people understand terrorism through the united states' war on terrorism

but you cann kill the young. you cannot kill youths.e sake of, you know, like, cleaning up the streets. we cannot be judge and executioner at one time. (engine revving) f >> (speakingipino): (c wd cheers) (clears throat) ♪ what woulmai do without your mouth ♪ ♪ drawing me in and you kicking me out ♪ot ♪y head spinning, noidding ♪ ♪ i can't pin you down ♪ what's going on in that beautiful mind ♪ ♪ i'm on your magical mystery ride♪ (speaking filipino): >> (calling out) i love you, bato! ♪ (thunder rumbling) >> we were in a place called cessna. there's a murder. so, one body on the ground. sprawled, his eyes were open, he was dead.d ey were shooting, everyone was shooting,an the brothers showed up and they were screaming. (speaking filipino) (bleep) because he was dead. and... uh... the... we were all crowded, asking somo translate, from so i said, "(bleep) you."e i didn't mean "(bleep) you" to the guy, but the brothers reaeey were saying, "( you." and i remember that, i don't know why i remember that. but two seconds after that, we hear a

. >> les cuento en otra orden de ideas que el festival de cine de cannes se pospone hasta julio por labuenos días y gracias por estar con nosotros en "un nuevo día" . >> hola, saludando a la comunidad de "un nuevo día", bendiciones para todos . >> amén que así sea, gracias por estar. queremos partir por explicar a la audiencia qué es el sobrepeso y qué es la obesidad. >> bien, te cuento que la obesidad es el acúmulo de grasa que produce un sistema inflamatorio en el ser humano y responde a agresiones del medio ambiente, en un 99% y existe un grupo que es lo que se llama obesidad endógena que es por enfermedades que surge en el individuo. >> mire, muchas veces cuando entreno y esta pregunta la hace mucha gente, dios mío ¿por qué no me hiciste flaca? hay una condición genética que predispone la obesidad en las personas? como en el caso de carlitos que no puede controlar el deseo de comer y padece del síndrome de prader-willi >< así es, las enfermedades genéticas, ocurren en menos de un 1%, pero sí hay enfermedades que se relacionan a la aparición de la obesidad es retador para las person

luego uno de los trÁgicos hechos ocurridos en el capitolio, los lÍderes en el congreso y algunos de cannese hemos visto recientemente, por haber incitado a una manifestaciÓn que se convierte una insurrecciÓn . la llamada estado en georgia, concesiÓn que estuvo con el presidente mike pence . andrea: un presidente no puede hacer un trabajo, pero no renuncia anteriomente. el vicepresidente y la mayorÍa del yamil se tendrÁn que estar de acuerdo en inhabilitar al mandatario. necesitarÍa que 2/3 de la cÁmara de representantes senado putin a favor de la destituciÓn. sÓlo quedan 12 dÍas para el cambio de mando. muchos consideran que sÍ habrÁ tiempo . >> se considera el escrito, lo destituyen, Él objeta, el congreso... andrea: el congreso aprobÓ la enmienda 25 tras la muerte de presidente john f kennedy, en 1967 no habÍa un protocolo para transferir la presidencia. ningÚn presidente ha sido destituido empleando esta enmienda, las Únicas ocasiones en las que se ha utilizado ha sido por voluntad del presidente, ronald riel en 1985, y george w bush en 2007. fueron sustituidos temporalmente los preside

by the way, i was told that i got to can cannes, and i didn't really get to do that. >> all day longt took like ten hours to shoot the thing. all day long andy's like when am i can cannesing? when am i can-canning? >> sounded like cheri oteri a little bit. i shot a little bit of us in the recording booth. we are so bad, you guys. i can't -- >> it took hours -- about an hour. >> just watch how horrible we are. this is embarrassing. we are humiliated. ♪ might not suck ♪ might not -- ♪ might not ♪ 2021 might not suck ♪ suck ♪ 2021 might not suck ♪ suck ♪ suck >> this is -- did you ever see -- i don't know if anybody saw "spinal tap." >> everyone saw "spinal tap." >> no, we're old. the young people never saw "spinal tap." >> with all due, i think there are a lot of young people watching the show right now. let's keep the party going. >> it's like when spinal tap was at the elvis's grave and they're trying to harmonize. >> the audience is too young, sweetie, they don't know. well, thank god kylie minogue is coming up. her new album "disco" is so good. it's really good. she's performing on