at the d.j. the students not to miss the nice thing is that i like also i'm broke and also broke likes me it was really special to have my name added to the city's golden book though it was a huge honor of course. surprise trip. i'd recognize my messy scrawl anywhere is this legit this is yeah yeah it looks a little different when i get autographs. grew up in show a star with his feet on the ground. in twenty seventeen inches and the world of fashion. collaborated with the label cool as designed by to design a collection. as brand ambassador robin chance was allowed to wear the clothes himself star photographer allen funt one parent shot the editorial. critical morning when i'm obviously not a model because it was a little strange being there with loads of women who were real pros who were really good at their jobs with me in the middle not knowing what to do in. the whole world of pop music on one facebook page d w music check out your favorite styles and the latest from the scene. don't with us

the d.j. apparently also did the music for the image film and the sound design for the loudspeaker announcements watertown embarrassment. in numerable building glitches means that the airport is still incomplete. so instead of taking off he'll be staying on the ground but with his foot on the gas pedal always moving forward. in. the whole world of pop music on one facebook page d w music check out your favorite stars and the latest from the scene. don't leave with us into the top universe and follow us on facebook we'll see you there i d w music. it is the first. followed by months in the hospital. lead . live . live live live. live . grew up in the g.d.r. at a time when germany was still divided the fall of the berlin wall signified the start of his career in our pop exports special look at why this experience is still so significant for the. lead these days electro pioneer paul van dyke is an international jetsetter but it wasn't always that place he grew up in the former communist east germ

football coach d.j. durkin b wi k on the sidelines this weekend after two iestigations sparked by the death of a player. >> jordan mcnair's family and some of his teammates are not happy. junior offensive linemais e mckinney tweeted like this tonight. quote, every saturday m teammates and i have to kneel before the memorial of our fallen teammate, yet a group of peopleo not have the courage to hold anyone accountable for his death. if onl they could have the courage that jordan had. 's never the wrong time to do what's right. end quote. >> news 4's jackie bensen is live for us with more reaction tonight on the university of maryiend campus. ja >> reporter: jim, theha way this has shaken out, who is leavg, who isstaying, really has a lot of people very upset here in college park tight. >> that is callous and it is indefensible. w can a student athlete be called -- as he is in the early stages of death, dying before their eyes with no action taken, and yet no one be held accountable?r: >> repor blistering

and in the case of d.j.'s, we'll be able to just go over and push the knob down on that. >> all right. thank you. >> so you -- your fried chicken is the bomb, i have to say. >> thank you. >> and i really appreciate that you guys attended a block party and distributed food and gave everybody your letters of intent. i did have a question about the happy hour? how was the attendance about that and was there any anecdotal feedback in terms of support? >> hi. i'm josephine white. i personally did a lot of outreach where i went and talked to every business and talked to maybe 20 neighbors in the neighborhood. the happy hour wasn't as fulfilled as we expected, but you know, a couple people came by and they were all very supportive about us getting the permit, so we've had no complaints at the happy hour. >> there was a woman who was looking to maybe move into the neighborhood, so she came in and talked to us about, you know, what goes on in the neighborhood, so she seemed excited about it, so we've got another perso

d.j. durkin is out as coach at the university of maryland.he office othe president confirming to nbc news as tom costello t durkin's contract has been brought out. this after mounting pressure. just yesterday, they announced he would stay, thowever,hat the niversity president, dr. wallace lowe, would be retiring in the springtime, and, again, just minutes ago into this news room, the office of the president confirming to nbc news's tom costello, the contract has been bght out and he's out. this is a developing story. stay with us for more on it online and, of course,ly news has much more on this development. back over to you guys in the studio. >> thank you, eric. amazon is doing something that a lot of people thought w impossible. it's bringing both political parties together. 20 north american cit s are vying to win the onlinegi t's second aheadquarters, so-called hq2. northern county and washington, d.c. are among the finalists and rumors have it that crystal city will be the big winner, on today's "ask the governor" segment, he says amazo

turns out many had ahae of heart based upon durkin's appeal to the board. >> d.j. durkin went in there, think of a football coach, they are not xs and os, but a salesman to give great halftime speeches, and our understanding, heard from multiple people, d.j. durkin went in there and really impressed them with his enthusiasm and passion for football, for the school, and, really, impressed them he was the guy that can lead the program going forward. might have been mistakes, but he's the guy to ensure they do t not r themself, and they parently held a vote that evening, and that' when they decided it was friday evening that the d.j. durkin was the guy they wanted to hold the reignso of theall program for the near future. >> rick, the investigation said there was dysfunctionalty, there was bullying, there was abuse. they did not say it was toxic, though. so despite virtue of the definition of that being dysfunctional, is it ploof of being unfit for the >>job? i don't know why we focusn the word "toxic" or "toxicity,"s dysfunctionust as damming in many regards. >> what

welcome to a pop export special this time it's all about germany's most successful d.j.obin schultz will tell you how he rose to fame take a look behind the scenes of his video and accompany him on tour.

welcome to our pop exports special this time it's all about germany's most successful d.j.robin schultz will tell you how he rose to fame take a look behind the scenes of his video and accompany him on tour.

we can call their selves d.j. to be of a.j. presenters d.j.'s a people talk over the top records is something we can do. if people have requested something really neat to hear it in total. mildred is one of eighty volunteers at the station most of them are over seventy she's played music here for eighteen years when we were off air that time and we had to find. somebody who didn't want to. have it and he said then he said i know what it's like to have my life support charge of it means that much to. say this is why we sit here and do it. the receptionists take requests for songs from listeners they often have long conversations with loyal fans in southern england and thanks to the internet around the world tony smith founded angel radio in one thousand nine hundred nine when no other station was playing his favorite songs it became about more than just music what did very quickly discover were the lonely people were phoning a sop and asking for record requests bartz they really just wanted to chat it's just really nice to do something unique fo

welcome to our pop exports special this time it's all about germany's most successful d.j. robin schultz will tell you how he rose to fame take a look behind the scenes of his videos and accompany him on tour. platinum records number one hits global gig robin schulz is one of germany's most successful musical exports here's a look at the superstar d.j.'s rise to.

. >> he was the guy the whole town woke up to, morning d.j.ven b. >> he was so funny, and he had such a great love of music. >> he's lovable. everyone loved stooereven b. >> soon it was clear not everybody did. >> they came upon a body floating in the water. >> i felt like i was in some made for tv movie. this couldn't be happening. >> reporter: what did happen? the hunt is on, a gleaming yacht. >> i thought, why did you get on that boat? >> reporter: a scheming businessman, and a missing fortune. >> you're a multimillionaire, and you don't have any money. >> reporter: from high seas adventure to heart stopping murder. >> i don't think i'll ever get another case quite like this. >> reporter: who killed the radio star? hello, and welcome to date line extra. i'm craig melvin. fans of steven b. williams hit radio show woke up every morning to his golden voice. he was a d.j. who found fame and fortune. then one day steven b. disappeared. detectives were determined to solve the mystery, but the key remained stubbornly out of reach wrapped in a napk

we don't put ourselves d.j. to be radio presenters d.j.'s a people talk over the top of records is something we can. make people request is something they need to hear it in total. mildred is one of eighty volunteers at the station most of them are over seventy she's played music here for eighteen years that when we were off air that time we had to find. somebody that one of our listeners haven't seen and he said and he said i know what it's like to have my life support checked off it means that much to. say this is why we sit here and do it the receptionists take song requests from listeners they often have long conversations with loyal fans in southern england and thanks to the internet around the world tony smith founded angel radio in one nine hundred ninety nine when no other station was playing his favorite songs it became about more than just music. what a degree quickly discover were the lonely people who are from the year saw up and asking for record requests bartz they really just wanted to chat this. just really nice to do someth

is it a live music or d.j.? >> what we're looking at right now is a live jazz band, the concept and the goal to bring in. right now when you walk-through the doors and you go all the way to the back, there's this big wall. that's where we're looking to place the entertainers right there. >> okay. and you'll have your own sound system -- >> that's correct. >> -- to run it. >> correct, yes. >> okay. well, it seems like there aren't any further questions on this one, so you guys can have a seat for now. i do see officer matthias here, i want to give him a chance to speak. >> hello, commissioners and staff. steve matthias from central station. central station recommends approval of the permit. we are asking for the two conditions that we just spoke about. the first one being the leads training. one of public safety's largest challenges inlife -- working with night life is when people are overserved. anyone that's working with the patrons, to get them the leads training, that's going to give them the confidence and e

legendary british radio d.j.jump eels is said to have coined the term krautrock in the one nine hundred sixty eight the pieces are epic full of improvising and experimental sounds but one band style varies greatly from the next guru guru for example there from the free jazz scene and place i could tell a rock. from the from hamburg combine is the real sound as with rocking guitar riffs. tangerine dream founded in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven in berlin there stylist calls. make music. and it's a we feel a heavy gravity in ourselves that we try to overcome. we try to do it with the help of music that carries a distinct theme. but. the music is cumbersome and doesn't always please the crowd at first around the mid seventy's nearly sent to oblivion then when the ninety's international bounce like away says kasabian and radiohead came out as fans and integrated krautrock elements into their music. their money it's a tug a very divided when you travel the world these days you realise the time has become a sign

head coach d.j. durkin won't remain on board as you mentioned as will the athletic director damon edmunds. the findings of this 198 page report did point out they felt that the program itself is not o toxic, ver, it did create a culture of silence in all of this and t several mistakes were made that day that jordan collapsed in that football practice. his parents spoke yesterday abou the findings. >> i miss my son every day and today it didn't help. >> we started the jordan mcnair foundationo basically the main goal of that is to educate, make aware prevention, education about heatstroke injuries or heat-related injuries so this won't happen to someone else's child. >> reporter: as youmentioned, here on campus some mixed thaction to the findings as well. university student government announcing a protest will take place tomorrow afternoon. a mar to the mai administration building at 33506789 p.m. we're live here at the university of maryland. i'm justin finch, news 4, back ju to you. >> in, thank you

. >> michael fishman, who plays d.j., told us today that roseanne's absence brings a new depth to "theonners." >> i think what people are going to see starting with laurie metcalfe, john goodman and sara gilbert, everybody steps in to these kind of new roles because when a family member is not there, there is a big void that you have to fill. >> and there's a new conner cast member, d.j.'s military wife who, as a child, he refused to kiss in a school play. >> i would say in describing our relationship i would say i'm the boss. >> of course she would say she's the boss. >> here's the question -- will viewers like the conners without roseanne. >> you're a scary tyrant. >> you're going to compliment me and walk out? >> it's just as entertaining and funny. >> "ad week's" jason lynch calls it the best new broadcast comedy of the fall. >> if you're a fan of roseanne the show and not roseanne the person, you won't miss her absence. >> now remember more than 18 million people watching the premiere of roseanne earlier this year. can the conners beat or match that? >> i want to talk about love.

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welcome to pump exports special today our show is all about germany's superstar d.j. paul van dyke this is the story of a trance pioneer. we join paula van dyke at a concert in the u.s. where he's the festival headliner and will disclose why his career first took off after the fall of the berlin wall. with big dreams.

welcome to pop exports special today our show is all about germany's superstar d.j. paul van dyke this is the story of the trance pioneer. joint paul van dyke at a concert in the u.s. where.

and the separation area d.j.'s broadcasting golden oldies into the homes of the elderly today is international day of older persons and we'll hear just how much of angel radio in southern england means to ancient listeners around the world. i'm simply someone that some has gone it's great to have you with us indonesia's government is struggling to cope with the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami that hit the region of soloway sea last week authorities are rushing to get aid and rescue equipment to the area the president has now called to other countries to pitch in and help more than eight hundred forty four people have been confirmed dead so far tens of thousands of people are homeless. the moment disaster struck first an earthquake then this tsunami. indonesia is no stranger to natural calamities and the government has been keen to show it was ready for this one but the region at the center of the disaster around the city of palu is remote so the rescue operation has been slow to get off the mark. this woma

welcome to pop exports special today our show is all about germany superstar d.j. paul van dyke this is the story of the trance pioneers. we joined paul van dyke at a concert in the u.s. where he's the fed.

his fiance had d.j. jenga is was holding his i phone outside the saudi consulate which was apparently sync to the device that reports remains unconfirmed. she who lived in self-imposed exile in the u.s. was a vocal critic of the saudi regime riyadh denies all involvement in the journalist disappearance but criticism of the regime is growing. u.s. president donald trump says there will be severe punishment if the saudis are found culpable this month the gulf kingdom is hosting a key investment conference while some big names have already pulled out others have not i am horrified. but i have to conduct the business of the i.m.f. in all corners of the world and with many governments so at this point in time my intention is to not change my plan. a delegation from saudi arabia has now arrived in turkey to help with the investigation will have almost sound state t.v. said the kingdom welcomes turkey's decision to form a joint working team. but with so many unanswered questions saudi arabia is coming under inc

they're asking d.j.urkin be reinstated saying he was unfairly blamed for the dysfunction in the athletic department. and the university president, wallace lowe, announced he plans to retire next june to help foster change at the school. freshman jordan mcnair died of heatstroke last may. from the moment he began experiencing cramps on the field it took one hour and seven minutes before a trainer called the team doctor. >>> fire up the duck boats. they're preparing for another victory parade in boston. beantown celebrating the title. the parade will follow boylston street until it reaches city hall. hundreds of thousands are expected with mostly sunny weather in the forecast. what a way to spend halloween. right into chicatrick-or-treati. >> awesome costumes. nothing like a boston parade. >>> ahead, president trump hitting the campaign trail in a matter of hours. 11 rallies in the final six days before the midterms. we'll have the details ahead. >>> president trump kicks off an eight-state complain blitz

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