>> nathan has been talking a lot about diana ross and the spreem supremes and how diana ross left the supremes. i think the nathan conway show -- just kidding. i don't know. >> yeah, no. i mean, it's -- and something that we think about in part because of funding issues and in part because of generational questions. there are, yeah, very real career management questions. there is a lot that's there. for right now, we found a really good, think, sweetspot in terms of the production schedule, the platform. i think, you know, we are probably going to keep doing shows that are, you know, firstly connected to the news cycle, but then with a bundle of evergreen topics. i don't know if there is any qualitative adjustments on the horizon, to be honest with you. we haven't had those meetings yet, i would say. but i do noknow we get a great deal of enjoyment from the show and want to keep going it as long as we can. >> you got any ideas? >> email me. >> to add to that, i started about the same time that nathan and joanne did. so it was interesting to me. i had been a fan of the show when it was

"mo money mo problems" was a diana ross sample that an older crowd could hear and say, well, that soundsppearing in other forms of music. there's this kind of rock-rap happening. >> there's hip-hop that can be found in pop music. ♪ harrison ford getting frantic ♪ new jack swing around town doesn't give a ♪ >> teddy riley was the big new jack swing producer, and he produced everybody. ♪ all i want to do zoom, zoom and a boom, boom ♪ he had wreckx and effect. he had his own group guy, heavy d and the boys. it all had this kind of rhythm that made you have to dance. ♪ get down, good lord >> new jack swing was someone that could sing with the level of stevie wonder with the break beat background of a public enemy, and marry those two. ♪ baby, i can get you with my ride ♪ ♪ i like the way you work it ♪ no diggity >> "no diggity" is the masterpiece of the new jack swing era. ♪ we out >> hip-hop was a male-dominated music. seriously. like, women were thought of, oh, you're not sexy -- ah. get outta here. you're not shaking that ass, get out of here. ♪ i want to take a minute or two give respect

harry belafonte, diana ross. joe louis. any dealer good enough for joe louis is good enough for me.do it. -okay. -we're gonna have fun. -okay, let's do it. first, a few practice rounds. you don't need to explain anything. -21, baby. -we'll do it again. okay. okay, that's 10. now, i have a deuce showing. okay. now, you have to assume -- always assume that it's a 10 underneath. -okay. -so what do i have? -you have 12. -okay. that's 18. now you want 20. there you go. -okay. we're doing good. -let me pay you first. to be honest, losing at roulette was a distant memory. you told me you didn't know how to play this game! then i was ready to join a real game with real money. -i can't beat you, marcus. -this is too easy. biggest bet you've ever seen? biggest bet i've ever seen was $75,000 a hand. and did they come out ahead or behind? they came out ahead. well, i wasn't willing to go quite that far. -come on. -benny dealt me a 20. i stayed. i was just wondering, was you thinking about splitting that? -[ laughs ] -when it first went down, but i remember what you told me. -right. -we don't sp

the wedding crowd asked the dj to play endless love by lionel ritchie and diana ross.ppy yea rs next of the day and it will be 25 happy years next year. congratulations to gavern and carol in north shields. if you want to get in touch with us, you are very welcome. you can also message us on you are very welcome. you can also message us on twitter. we're going to show footage now of the moment unarmed officers and members of the public came face to face with the three london bridge attackers, who went on to kill eight people before being shot dead by police injune 2017. the video was filmed by paul clarke, a member of the public who was at the scene of the attack. it obviously contains distressing scenes. here's the bbc‘s home affairs correspondent daniel sandford. that's him there! so, this is footage filmed by paul clark who is a member of the public who was out with his family in borough market on the night of the london bridge attacks. and just to let you know that paul clarke, who took that remarkable footage, was succesfully reunited with his family. thankfully,

. >> reporter: this is the first time tiffany ross is holding baby diana. she saved her life last month. charlene was next door to the community center when her baby began choking on formula. she ran with baby and sister-in-law to the firehouse 50 feet away. but the crew was out on a call. that's when tiffany who was working at the community center walked into their lives. >> tiffany immediately grabbed the baby and started giving her some cpr. >> they were holding her and you could just tell it wasn't right. she was starting to turn blue in the face. she was like completely numb. >> reporter: an 11-day old baby, tiffany place her on her palm and began cpr using training she got from the city. >> she wasn't even -- it was terrifying. i was so scared i was going to break her little ribs. >> reporter: it was only later charlene learned her daughter had choked on formula. at that point all she knew was her child was turning blue and lost consciousness. but soon after tiffany took over, baby diana began crying and scre was angry, but she was breathing again.wom

diana gave her the scare of her life. today charlene bruzoni returned here to say thank you. this is the first time tiffany ross is holding baby diana since helping save her life last month. charleneas next door at the community center when her baby began choking on formula. she ran with baby and sister-in-law to the firehouse 50 feet away, but the crew was out on a call. that's when tiffany, who was working at the community center, walked into their lives. >> tiffany immediately grabbed the baby and started giving her some cpr. >> they were holding her, and you could just tell that it wasn't right. she was starting to turn blue in the face. she was like completely limp. >> reporter: a 11-day-old baby, tiffany placed diana on her palm and began using cpr using training she not from the city. >> she was not even 5 pounds. i was so scared i was going to break her little ribs. >> reporter: all she knew was her child was turning blue and lost consciousness. soon after tiffany took over, baby diana began crying and screaming. she was angry, but she was breathe being again. today charlene brought her and her twin sis