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cher is here with us tonight. the great and powerful cher.ou probably know her has a book, an autobiography. cher has had such a fascinating life. she's had to split her memoir into multiple parts. like the "dune" movies. this is cher's first time on our show. between me and her, this could be donald trump's least favorite talk show ever tonight. you know, we still have almost, what, two weeks of joe biden, but trump is already reminding us of what a terrible mistake we made. he gave a double doozy of a press conference today from mar-a-lago. over 72 minutes. he covered all the big issues, including his plan to rebrand the ocean itself. >> we're going to be changing the name of the gulf of mexico to the gulf of america. [ laughter ] which has a beautiful ring. that covers a lot of territory. the gulf of america. what a beautiful name. >> jimmy: yes, yes, what a beautiful name, you spent two seconds thinking of. he still has no health care plan. stayed up all night drinking diet cokes to come up with the gulf of america. and from now, on torti

now, members of the rock and roll hall of fame, ozzy osbourne, cher, dave matthews band, mary j. blige, peter frampton, kool and the gang, jimmy buffett, dionne warwick, a tribe called quest, and foreigner. official inductees. the ceremony kicked off with dua lipa paying tribute to cher. do you believe in life after love? zendaya, who helped induct the icon, summed it up best it's impossible to measure the influence that cher has had and continues to have on every one of us. >> it was easier getting divorced from two men than it was to get into the rock and roll hall of fame, you know? >> foreigner performed alongside demi lovato and kelly clarkson, mary j blige took the stage to belt out hit after hit. >> thank you all so much. it's been a long time coming, but we're here, i'm here and i'm grateful. >> the late jimmy buffett was honored. james taylor and kenny chesney performed a sweet rendition of buffett's song come monday, also recognized for their life's work. >> the greatest to ever lace him up. >> the one, the only ozzy osborne. >> thank you. >> when i was asked to come an

celebrate her life in the tony award winning musical the cher show.broadway san jose. dot com. the bay area event calendar >>>>well, coming up at 430, we'll have the very latest on the winds and fight against the fires in southern california. and reaction to mayor lowry's plan to stop the fentanyl crisis. that story and more with anne makovec coming up at 430. donations for victims of the l.a. wildfires are coming in not just from within our state, but from also across the country in brooklyn, new york, organizers of this three day clothing drive had to stop donations because of the overwhelming response. bags and bags of clothing and other items are piled up and waiting to be shipped to l.a.. well, that's it for the afternoon edition. remember, we're streaming 24 over seven on the free cbs news app. our next newscast is at 430 with anne makovec. i'll be back here at five. have a great afternoon. when you smell the amazing scent of gain flings... time stops. (♪♪) and you realize you're in love... steve? with a laundry detergent. (♪♪) gain flings. seri

>>>>cher's induction into the rock n roll hall of fame this year long overdue, celebrate her life iner show. >>>> i tried to quit smoking cigarettes probably hundreds of times over the years. two or three days into quitting again. i go get into a vehicle and guess what? there's a pack of cigarettes in there. i mean, i've got the unlit cigarette in my hand and i said to myself, why do i even try to quit? when if i'm going to cave so easily every time. something clicked in my head that told me i can do this? ♪ upbeat music ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>>>coming up at 430. could your cat get the bird flu and then pass it to you? a warning from southern california. plus, the latest on the winter flu surge. that story and lots more coming up at 430. in the meantime, that is it for the afternoon edition. remember, we are streaming 24 over seven on the free cbs news app. hope you're having a great second [dramatic music plays] -get your hands off of me! -shut up, shut up, come on! come on, hey-- -[gasping] -let's just get outta here, away from all the forresters-- come on! remy: [distantly] look at me! just

few people can lay claim to 40 years of divadom the way cher can.he, famously attired as cher, reinvented herself in the mtv era. >> she deliberately stayed away from vegas for a while. and then when vegas became hip again and paid a lot of money. and who's one of the first people they reached out to and booked? >> so you have a big announcement. >> yes, yes, i'm opening in las vegas. >> yes. >> caesars palace reported $60 million. >> i don't know. oh, come on, i know it's a lot, but i don't care if it's a lot. >> if someone says, oh, it's a lot. okay, fine. it must be a lot. can you believe in life after love? >> i feel something inside to say. i really don't think the wrong enough now. >> the strategy for the hotel owners still holds that if they had the biggest star, who could fill that room night after night, show after show, then once that show was over, people would go gambling. >> the cards are turning and money, big money is changing hands. in las vegas at the world series of poker in the early 70s, benny binion, who ran the horseshoe, was a

cheryl: good afternoon i am cherring cherring for maria bartiromo, it is monday, it is january 20th,:00 a.m. east coast it is inauguration day, news president biden issuing a slew of 11th hour preemptive pardons for dr. anthony fauci general mark milley members of the january 6 committee grady trimble live from capitol, ahead of president-elect trump's inauguration. >> cheryl what an interesting dynamic, the site of a rather unconventional parade president biden issuing priest pardons dr. anthony fauci mark milley former chairman joint chiefs of staff members of the house january 6 committee that investigated riot on embole includes liz cheney, and adam a line of people braving the col temperatures, huge crowd waiting to get in, around 6:00, this morning. they will be able to catch the swearing-in ceremony taking place at the capitol rotunda jumbotron here because of eliminated space at the capitol rotunda we expect high profile guests of president-elect trump pooeb here for it, president-elect also one last rally here last night where he previewed a busy day going to have today, say

and so the gadhafi guy wanted to see cher. >> yeah, we actually left halfway through the show. >> chered the gadhafi guy. >> yeah, i guess so. and that's not the strangest. he wanted me to buy him jean shorts. not sure what that was all about. >> are those stylish in libya? >> i you know, i've never been. but you know, they the weekend got so far out of hand that when i went to check out of the bellagio hotel, my corporate credit card got declined because we ran up a seven figure bill, seven figures at the bellagio. and then i was walking through the airport to leave vegas, and i had $60,000 in stolen cash strapped to my body. and they never caught, you know, they only had magnetometers at the time. >> so one of the eye opening things, reading this book, is the way that journalists break stories. a lot of these stories that you see broken in the mainstream media often are spoon fed by people with money to make axes, to grind hidden agendas. >> sure, there are seven pr professionals for every one journalist, the pr industry is worth approximately $129 billion, and some of that money has

guy wanted to see cher? the strangest thing, he wanted me to buy him jean shorts. not sure what that was all about. [laughter] the weekend got so far out of hand when i went to check out from the hotel, my corporate credit card got declined because we ran up a seven-figure bill. >> jesse: seven figures at the bellagio? >> then i was walking through the airport to leave vegas and i had $60,000 in stolen cash wrapped to my body. >> jesse: and they never caught you. >> no, so one of the eye-opening things -- >> jesse: one of the eye-opening things reading this book is the way journalists break stories, a lot of these stories to see broken in the mainstream media often are spoon-fed by people with money to make, hidden agendas twomak. >> there are seven p.r. professionals, for everyone journalist. that p.r. industries worth approximately 129 billion dollars, some of that money has blood on it. it's not really a fair fight in a lot of ways. >> jesse: all the worst humans, i am buying this book, it's not about gut

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commissioner cher is absent. commissioner shelby is absent.ve corm for today's meeting also for the record. director of cultural affairs ralph remington. deputy director of programs evan glenn. deputy director of finance and administration sara hallenbeck. and chief of staff alissa ventry are all in attendance. >> do we have any agenda changes? no agenda changes. but i would like to s i

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no one want to be lectured by the likes of lady gaga, springs stein, wynn stiller, the meat head, cher for and when it is done in pies and condescending fashion. what underscores what the democratic party has become it is the party of the elites, parties of the rich one pest. hollywood would be wise to stick to entertaining and stop pontificating on how people should think and i think they would be appreciated once again like they were back in the day when hollywood was scene as, i don't know, a place that everybody wanted to be and wanted to hear from as far as everything except who to vote for. >> and the mark of an elite is not being able to make fun of yourself. i hope for hollywood's sake that nikki glaser doing this. hopefully a return by ricki gervais in the future ends that. that's what humor is and that's what people wants to see. meantime president biden scolding reporters after calling trump a threat. watch. >> i think what he did was a genuine threat to democracy. i'm hopeful. the only thing my being the oldest president, i know more world leaders than any one of you ever m

kim cher political economist and are to have carmen shaw advisory limited speaking to a staff in milan or the, the desk total from the wall size ravaging, los angeles county is, was in to $24.00. there warnings defies. could wesson because when's a full cost to strengthen for wednesday? now some of those who have been affected have visited pop up donation science to get both the food on clothes from volunteers to level reports. now from okay to knit the eastern fire as the it is the worst things in life that can bring out the best in humanity. the eat and fire is still burning up in the mountains above l. a. but down on the ground, it is left thousands in need that just trying to get 5 minutes buying minute meal buying meal from the old to the young. they all, don't they think? oh is here to donate my backpacks since i got a new one for christmas. i just wanted to be nice. um volunteering. i just wanted to feel like i was helping thousands of cars and trucks, bringing food, blankets and other essentials to this site. made a disaster hit out the dean and neighborhood a few hours of flam

. >> reporter: short passed up a job designing costumes for cher in 2019 to join the ravens and has builtanding from this small space off the equipment room to an office in the business part of the building. >> she started a program of just taking everybody from you may not sew, but this is how we sew with the ravens. >> reporter: how you look and how you feel can also be how you play. >> oh, for sure. if you feel good, you play good. >> reporter: and that can be as much as anyone on the field, short's helping to string together her team's super bowl dreams. - i had health insurance before. (discouraged) so expensive. i mean, i'm helping my mom out, i don't have that kinda cash. - ugh, i know. but you can get financial help now through covered california. it's totally affordable. you'd be surprised. they've got this calculator thing that shows how much you'll pay. - for real? - yeah! what are you doing not having health insurance, man? - hey, i know, i know... - here, let me show you... - we all have questions. covered california has answers and can find a health plan that's right for you

. >> ashley: cher c cherry, you said something to our producers, almost like he was saying his goodbyesn know it. how much does your faith and you leaning on your faith right now help you get through this time? remarkable. as devastating as this is god's presence. i wanted to share on new years night we learned the news of tiger and my daughters and i were sitting at our dinner table and one of my daughters looked at me and said, mom, you know, someone killed my cousin and i forgive him and it's through our faith in jesus that we're able to forgive such a heinous act of crime against just innocent people. and i just want to take a second and quote the scripture that just keeps popping up because, like i said, god just keeps showing up in such remarkable ways. that's isaiah 41:10. don't be afraid for i am with you. don't be discouraged, for i am your god. i will strengthen you and help you. i will hold you up with my victorious right hand. and i want everybody to know all of the praying for all of the other victims' families and just it's a difficult road but together we can all get thro

cher and mr. biden. now the media also noticed the same day an abc news reporter asked obama white house press secretary jay carney about it. here's what happened. >> hunter biden is now a -- taking a position with the largest oil and gas company, holding company in ukraine. is there any concern about at least the appearance of a conflict there? >> i would refer you to the vice president's office. i saw those reports. hunter biden and other members of the biden family are obviously private citizens and where they work is not does not reflect an endorsement by the administration, or by the vice president or president. but i would refer you to the vice president's office. >> the next day, the washington post ran a story about it. it said, the appointment of the vice president's son to a ukrainian l ard looks nepotistic at best, nefarious at worst. again, the appointment of the vice president's son to a ukrainian oil board looks nepotistic at best, nefarious at worst. and the media didn't stop questioning,

he came there with cher, as a matter of fact. i had dinner with him the first night. he had dinner in the white house. they were showing him where to put the spoons and the plates and all this. you know, they had the finger bowls. >> being from plains, we had never had finger bowls. we showed up at the white house and at lunch and dinner they put a crystal bowl with water in it, and a german, a lemon geranium leaf in it. and what you were supposed to do is use the leaf to rub your fingers and rinse in the finger bowl, and then we oftentimes sat there with guests who had never had a finger bowl, like gregg and cher, and she picked up the glass and started drinking it. >> i had a little gardenia floating in it and a lemon, you know, and we all sat there talking. >> and when they finished, then all of us washed our hands in the finger bowl and then moved on to the next course to take the. photograph. >> so, mama. don't. take my kodachrome away. >> various entertainers would come to the white house and sometimes unannounced, and the president's office didn't know what to

. >> it's cher picking and that grounds this political culture and we defer the consequences of our choices the invasion and the deferral, and for some people we have to raise our babies in the midst of it all. >> that's the work, right? and if you're both so unflinching and full election, right? in the piece of work that you write, tell me about the importance of the whole st >> i think that's it. that's at the heart of some people supporting the civil war and thought no one would watch it and they were critics and no one would sit still for 11 1/2 hours and are still photographs about this event. that wasn't the case because we're all starting for meaning and all meaning accrues in duration, and so the long and despite our meeting to evolve and that's an important part. i think what we do is we still have to learn how to separate the binary and that wow, we do cherry pick, as eddie is saying and pick the nice, right group and let's forget the underlying history of violence and dr. king said all of the people are caught in an inescapable of mutuality and we're not talking about some black

let's start with cher and she's in minnesota. democrats line you're on with robert f kennedy jr cher and good morning. go ahead. good morning, pedro. thanks so much for taking my call and good morning, mr. kennedy. this is quite an honor. you're a kennedy and i love and and ensures your name. um, however, um. i am a democrat and i kind of cringe when, when, when pedro said, you know, he introduced you as the democratic, you know, presidential campaign. and i just, i really need to know from you what makes you feel like you are a democrat what what makes you is it like the only way i can win is if i if i to be a democrat. you just lumped yourself with bernie sanders. i get it. um, i just wish. i wish we had that third party. i wish we i. i wish that you could. you feel confident that that that you're strong enough in your campaign, in your beliefs, that you could run on an independent because that is what you you are definitely in my book or any of my democratic or friends book, a democrat your conspiracy theories they they litera

the special counsel uncovered so much evidence, they had to split the report into two volumes like cher's autobiography. nothing will come of it, they're throwing parties. we're less than a week away from the return to office. he's returning not one, but three balls, and a parade. trump's famous garbage truck will be part of the parade. can't think of a better for the next four years than that? the lineup of entertainers is notably more impressive than last time around. last time, the biggest act was three doors down. this time, carrie underwood is scheduled to sing. hopefully, that song about the guy who cheats. there will also be performances from rascal flatts, kid rock, and waka flaka flame. it's like trump found his old ipod nano from 2004, hit shuffle, and whoever came up got invited. also on the bill -- the headliners, in fact -- are the remaining members of the village people which is one guy, victor willis, who is the cop. and is apparently not gay. what you talkin' about willis? being the straight member of the village people is like being the one guy in zz top without a beard.

president carter is up for a grammy for spoken word against cher and barbra streisand.has been just every step of the way here staying together as a group and doing everything you would expect the children and grandchildren to do. i think amy carter's crying this past week was one of the emotional moments that kind of choked people up. >> very. i want to note that when president carter left office in january 1981, the carters spoke with lesley stahl about what it was like to return home to plains, georgia, after losing the election. let's listen. >> here's what you said, though, w when president clinton gave you the medal of freedom. we left washington in something of despair, embarrassment and frustration. >> that's true, we did. and we came back to plains with no idea at all of what we would do with the rest of our lives. and i realized that i had a life expectancy of 25 years or so as a 56-year-old ex-president. and we found to our amazement and despair that we were a million dollars in debt. we had left a thriving business when we went to the white house, and it wen

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ebon moss-bachrach, golden globe winner fernanda torres, brian jordan alvarez and the one and only chere will have music from sheila e. with gloria estefan, victoria canal and the lumineers too. our first guest of the new year is a multi-talented megastar. her golden globe-winning movie is the drug cartel musical "emilia pÉrez." you can watch it on netflix. now please welcome selena gomez. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? very good to see you. >> it's good to see you. >> jimmy: there is much to congratulate you on. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i'll start with last night. you had -- it's kind of fun. you got two nominations. >> yeah. >> jimmy: for tv and for movies. [ cheering ] "only murders in the building" and for "emilia perez." do you have fun at awards shows? >> well, it helps if you have a friend. i'm very awkward. i don't know should i say hi, and then sometimes i just insert myself and it's just awkward. so i'd rather avoid the awkwardness. >> jimmy: well, yeah. and you say you're never sure if you should insert yourself. do you ever find yourself in a situation where

back to andrew cher kaskey here. a -- cherkasky here. i want to go back to the trump trial.ofessional standing now of alvin bragg and judge merchan? >> well, they have their reputation to deal with. i think the whole country saw what happened here. they've all formed their opinions. i think we know what the majority of the country thinks. biggest problem is that really professional, really excellent prosecutors who are trained and have spent their lifetime prosecuting real crimes were distracted by this over the last four years. and politics aside, many criminal prosecutors -- doesn't matter if you're on the left of the right, you're going after the bad guys. so many bad guys, i believe, got away in a way that we can't count because the best prosecutors were put on this fundamentally unfair, novel case. that's a tragedy that we can never play back the time on, we can never get back. stuart: something's different from just a moment. special counsel david weiss, he's expected to release his report on the hunter biden investigation. could come out next week. what would happen n

for cher's sister, judy, there are only good memories and appreciation for the big sister who followed her adventurous spirit all the way to paradise. so you're not bitter that she ever went to panama, to bocas del toro? i'm happy that she went because i know what it meant to her, the peace in her heart of being able to live there. i wouldn't have wanted her to miss that. that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm andrea canning. thanks for watching. [music playing] hello, i'm andrea canning, lose a child without knowingn it, in a second. and it wasn't an if. it was a, when are they going to tell us that she's not coming home? this is not what was supposed to happen. andrea canning (voiceover): the note was under her blanket. i saw it sticking out, and i grabbed it. andrea canning (voiceover): their daughter was a runaway. veronica kasprzak: i'm frantic because i didn't know how to find her. andrea canning (voiceover): they called police, they searched, and then a jogger found a red shoe and a pool of blood. dennis murphy: here, they are-- three people at the door. i just, started

donna, liz cher, laurie russo, jen judson, as well as headline members joe louis-jacques who put togetheroday's event. thank you so much. club membership cate holster club manager cecily scott martin and club executive director soji. of we also of course craig we always appreciate you sharing your insights with us. i really i'm supposed to have a mug to give you at this point one, but we're going to get that mug for you. this is probably also a good time to note that we unfortunately due to a shipping delay we don't have the books this evening for sale. however, we have a form out there and if you sign the form if you put down your address, you can buy book and it will be shipped to you. and of course, will be signing little slips that will then go into the book. so it's basically like signed book. it is a signed book. it's just going to take a minute to get there. so we apologize for that, but we still do have that. and then again, just thank you to our audience for being here today. we hope you will join us on october 29th when we welcome veteran affairs secretary dennis mcdonough will

commissioner cher is absent. commissioner shelby is absent. we have corm for today's meeting also for the record. director of cultural affairs ralph remington. deputy director of programs evan glenn. deputy director of finance and administration sara hallenbeck. and chief of staff alissa ventry are all in attendance. >> do we have any agenda changes? no agenda changes. but i would like to say is that i want to express our appreciation at the very top of the meeting for the amount of work that has gone into what we are going to be looking at today. i know that time frames are essential. understanding all the interplays of the budget and how this goes forward and also the timing of it is important. you know given the sequence of legislative requirements with respect to the motions that we will hopefully make today and pass and the action by the commission. so i just want to thank you. staff thank you director, for for pulling this together in a week that was very busy for everybody. so we have no agenda changes now for a few public meeting instr

so cher and, i we were so confident.owledge. the question was, who's the voice of arby's? ving rhames, dennis hayesberry. >> jimmy: haysbert. that may be the problem right there. hold on, i have the question. >> you do? >> jimmy: let me see if you actually -- let's see if you can -- i know now you remember the whole thing. okay, here we go. since 2014 -- >> oh, my god, this is triggering. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: whose sonorous voice has been heard in arby's ads insisting we have the meats? a, morgan freeman. b, samuel l. jackson. d, dennis haysbert, or berry. d, ving rhames. >> hey, wow. >> jimmy: you're not supposed to do that in a game show. you don't yell out the answer. congratulations. you win a volkswagen golf pickup truck! [ cheers and applause ] cherry red. >> it's wild that this man is like, oh, she still doesn't know? it scarred me, sir. i went on wikipedia almost immediately after. >> jimmy: nicole byer, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] you can listen to her on her podcast, "why don't you date me?" thank you

remember when they had the cool pink hats and balloons and cher and madonna and stuff? now they have a group. >> yes. no. >> it's true. >> there's nobody. >> from a-list to f-list for nobody cares. >> yeah, well, they changed the name of the of it from the women's march to the people's march to attract a broader audience. and they attracted maybe about 50,000 people when the original one was, like closer to 500,000. yeah. and i think it really is a microcosm for the way things are, because there's still a lot of people who really hate trump. obviously, people really hate him, but it's more of an exhaustion. it manifests as more of an exhaustion. people are more likely to show their disgust by. instead of making a trip to a march. sharing an instagram story. yeah, that's kind of where it ends for people are kind of. they're done. >> yeah, it's i think they exhausted themselves. kennedy. like it was like there's only so much hate you can spew unless you have no job and everybody hates you. which when i look at the march, i see people that are miserable and alone. >> i wou

many californians run for their lives since cher made an appearance without her makeup. governor gavin newsom is receiving his usual share of criticism. but out of respect for the victims, people are encouraged to use the phrase liar, liar, pants on backwards. but out of concern for safety, firefighters made sure to keep newsom far from the blaze. the last thing they need was a grease fire to. many are criticizing the chief of the l.a. fire department for making inclusivity the top priority when hiring new recruits. true. you want inclusivity? maybe include a chief who knows how to fight fires. instead, they put identity before competence. because really, in california, who you sleep with, it shouldn't make you a fire chief. although it can make you attorney general. long walk. abc's david muir is being mocked for using clothespins to cinch his jacket more tightly around his chest while reporting from the scene. he was also overheard asking a crew member. does this burning city make me look fat? but let's only hope that the sock he puts in his crotch is flame retardant.

i'll go one step beyond and give you grand jetes ♪ ♪ i'll be your tiny dancing queen your judy gaga cherbabbling before you begging for your praise ♪ ♪ please love me give me the gaze the gays love me ♪ ♪ i need the gaze the gays love me ♪ ♪ the gays love me the gays love me the gays love me ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ oh it's the greatest gift the greatest love the greatest love to get to be a member of ♪ ♪ 'cause if you ask me when push comes to shove it's for the gaze ♪ ♪ it's for the gays it's for the gays it's for the gays ♪ ♪ forgive me if i'm coming on too strong i just want to be loved and feel like i belong ♪ ♪ that's why i wear this little gown and sing this little song ♪ ♪ it's for the gaze it's for the gays it's for the gays ♪ ♪ i'd do anything for she'd do anything for ♪ ♪ we all know that this whole damn show ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ is for the gaze ♪ for the gays the gays anything for the gaze gays ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness! phenomenal! phenomenal! that is how you do it. standing o! "death becomes her,"

so as a kid growing up, i was like, is cher my sister?the way, this is the difference between us. andy just finished the book. i just finished bill gates, the first part of his three part memoir. >> okay. and how was that? >> i very much enjoyed it. wow. fascinating. >> um, i also read a great novel called the bee's sting, which, uh, it's great. i highly recommend, if you like, kind of sweeping narrative fiction about one family. so good. the bee's sting. my favorite thing that i saw on broadway this year was sunset boulevard. i heard that. unbelievable. >> uh, i've seen i saw cabaret, and i saw the eyes of tammy faye. yes, i saw that together. absolutely. >> i have not, um, the movie that i loved. well, i loved two movies this year. one was conclave. >> did you go to the theater for free? do people, like, give you tickets? what? i don't know, no, i don't know. um, conclave is absolutely incredible. >> you saw. >> i love conclave. >> ralph fiennes is going to be joining us in a bit. >> and i like it. looks like they shot it in the vatican

skyrocketing to fame, turning out hits like "one bad apple," "down by the lazy river," even performing with cherter duo donny and marie with their popular '70s variety show -- >> "donny and marie". ♪ >> throughout the years, they reunited many times on stage, including right here on "today". >> they're the best, and they were supportive. >> back in 2019, the four original osmond brothers came together to perform one last time in honor of marie's 60th birthday. this morning, donny is remembering his brother wayne as someone who brought so much light, laughter and love to everyone who knew him, especially me. the family added in a statement, he would want everyone to know that the gospel of jesus christ is true, that families are forever and that banana splits are the best dessert. we love him and will miss him dearly. and the family says that wayne passed away peacefully after suffering a stroke. he was surrounded by his loving wife and their five children. little history here. wayne and his brothers were first discoveredy walt disney himself at disneyland. he asked them to perform for a disney s

because i just finished cher's memoir. did you read it? >> i did. >> and she talked. she was married to gregg allman for a short while. they have a son, elijah, together, and she talks about meeting jimmy carter. that gregg allman brought her to to georgia and said, you've got because he is a georgia native, you've got to meet this guy, jimmy carter. he is the real deal. and she said, oh, politics. i'm not getting involved in politics. and he said, no. and she went and met him and and met his family and i'm sure there were i mean, obviously we had jfk and we had sinatra and other celebrities who were involved in politics before, but you don't necessarily think of jimmy carter as, you know, a person who will share a person who is in with the hollywood set. but he was and they really helped him get elected. never mind the governorship, but get elected to the white house. she came at the whether it was, i believe she was in the white house on inauguration day, but she certainly came many, many times after. >> i think one of the things the legacies perhaps, of jimmy carte

we all heard about cher noble and said, ok, i guess we do not want frocks with 20 heads.long time ago, the technology has moved forward, and this is not something that needs to curtail how we think about developing energy. so i am interested in nuclear and in bringing more renewables to the grid. i also think things like hydro ob interesting and important, and you see that as a big piece of where people are going with big energy. so i think it is in everything thing. and it is good for far beyond just ai, but we have to have that to be able to make ai development sustainable, both cost-wise and as a cost to society. >> that is a big issue, the cost problem, and i think that is also someplace where building everything is very expensive. we think about something positive and get the market excited, if you bring some regulatory issues back and allow things to get built for less, because building nuclear is now insanely expensive. i think that is some place that has to change, and that is non--- that is on a technology level, and they can use smaller reactors like they use in

diane warren has helped create songs for lady gaga, taylor swift, cher and whitney houston to name atrack "the journey" from tyler perry's movie "the 6888." let's look at this film which is called "relentless." >> diane. >> diane. >> who is this? >> who is this? >> there's no one like her. >> tless. >> i have a bracelet that says relentless. >> she's just crazy. oh, my god. she writes great songs. >> more hits by so many artists. >> whitney houston, gaga, celine. >> i don't want to miss a thing that's on here. >> that was steven tyler's first number one song. >> i don't analyze what i do. go to work and i work. >> she writes this stuff by herself in that miserable, miserable room of hers. >> i love it in here. i put blinders on like this. my work, my work, my work. >> all these hits. one writer, one genius named diane warren. >> you are the writer behind so many hits. what was it like this time to be the one in front of the camera? >> weird. i'm kind of -- i'm a behind the scenes person. i never wanted do this ed to d an artist. i wanted to be the songwriter. it's weird. i'm happy to

i finally have something in common with cher which i'm very happy about.at's actually mike fischer. host: nashville predators. caller: yep. ironically for the ottawa senators too. host: i thought he played for a canadian team. i didn't want to step too far into that. caller: yeah. well, anyway. thanks for taking my call. i just wanted to say, you know, i used to be a republican. i was a registered republican up until 2016. i supported john kasich and then after trump won i started mydy september intok being a -- my dissent into becoming a democrat. just watching all of this in the past eight years, how he just constantly lies about everything, i mean, christ, he got up there in his second address saying how biden pardoned all these death row criminals. no, he didn't. he just commuted their sentence. and not even all of them. i mean, the guy who did the boston bombings, he didn't get his sentence commuted. so, like, i really don't know what there is to be angry about. host: so can i ask you, because a lot of democrats have gone the other way and become repu

. >> i've got the song chim chim cher—ee chim chim cher—ee in my head. what a wonderful film. >> oh, it's a fabulous film. one of my. >> favourite films. isn't it ridiculous? the crackdown on wood burners. >> i mean. so people are now nervous about anyone spotting they're getting a chimney sweep in their home, so they're being asked to park around the corner in brighton. don't forget, brighton was once run by the green party and what a mess they made of that. >> well, i think this is a legacy from it because there were all sorts of bans coming into place, aren't there? and so people are worried about it and they smell so good. wood burners. >> of course they do, they do. and of course they've got a green mp there to let us know what you think, send your views, post your comments by visiting gbnews.com/yoursay. but first, here's the news with tatiana sanchez. >> andrew. thank you. the top stories child killer axel rudakubana will be sentenced later today after pleading guilty to three counts of murder. alice da silva aguiar, bebe king and elsie dot stanco