dre. >> we're from racial richallenged neighborhoods. the fact that we were able to stay together through some of the most difficult times and things that have ever happened in the entertainment business -- >> rose: and we continue with singer/songwriter jason isbell, his album, "the nashville sound." >> i started looking around and seeing everybody as connected in a lot of was, and, before that, i thought, you know, i'm different from everybody else so i need to drink a lot to bring myself down to their level and then i realized, oh, no, no, no, we're all in the same boat, you're just not paddling. >> rose: jimmy iovine, allen hughes and jason isbell, when we continue. >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: jimmy iovine and dr. dre are two of the most successful figures in the music industry. iovine began as a sound engineer and reco

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. >>> also from san leandro police say a stranger sexually assaulted a child at the loam dre mat. police say he assaulted -- laundromat. police say he assaulted the girl as her grandmother washed clothes. they say the laundromat security system captured his crimes. police are investigating if there are more victims. >>> san francisco known for being a city where just about anything goes, but tonight huge crowds turned out ought city hall to say not in my neighborhood. -- out to city hall to say not in my neighborhood. andria borba where they talked about a new pot store coming in. >> reporter: we finally wrapped up this planning commission hearing. on the fourth floor arguments over a proposed medical cannabis suspensory on noriega street were -- dispensary on noriega street were calm. >> in six years on market street we've never had a police incident. we've had no complaints from merchants, neighbors and parents. we are across the street from a lutheran church that operates a daycare within 1,000 feet of us. >> reporter: outside a line of people ready to speak clogged the hallway

pensions minister baron as old little dres amazed thinking out that thirty four million in britain will have to work longer to be entitled to a basic income in their final years of life and is india repairs for a new president today one of jerry corbin's new assemblies tells us why he is calling for an inquiry into an alleged s.a.'s ninja atrocity that may have killed thousands of civilians in the world's largest democracy plus from british backed wildfire only able to board a great tropical fungus storm threatening the u.s. we cover the diplomatic do's and don'ts of travel as british politicians involved forty eight days of sublevel a day all the symbol of a days going underground but first on. what may be the most powerful company in the world announces its results today a parent company of google alphabet it's been in the news quite recently for allegedly abusing its market position and we start with the breaking news that the internet giant google has been hit with a record two point four two billion euro fine for breaching e.u. competition rules but what does competition exactly me

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dre did for eminem. trust me, this crazy ass quite guy is the real deal, just trust me. sessions convinced the gop establishment that with him on board the trump administration would execute his agenda. he has been delivering. think about it, he is going to off to sanctuary cities, for legal marijuana and gay people in the house of cards that is the trump administration, jeff sessions is the load-bearing wall. like if the white house is a clown car, jeff sessions is the only clown who knows how to drive. and thases' trump's dilemma. as one of the most impeachable presidents of all time, if he gets rid of sessions there is a very real chance that the republicans would get rid of him. in other words, with moves like this from trump, it appears steve bannon may not be the only one in the white house trying to screw himself. we'll be right back. (applause) ♪ the rock: hey siri, read my schedule. [siri tone] [crash] [tires squeal] ♪ rock. [siri tone] merci, gimme some. ♪ hey siri, take a selfie. [siri tone] ♪ [siri tone] ♪g♪get down. ♪you're gonna rock the party. ♪get down. ♪

trump tower collusion thanks to trump jr and the bankers husband george bush and his britain legalizes dres amaze defacto killing wounding or displacing of tens of millions in the arab world nobel peace prize nominee and founder of code pink. on u.k. complicity plus we'll ask the newly appointed president of the and us representing seven million students across the u.k. why two thirds of those students will never pay off their debt. goes a wall at this week's prime minister's question all this of all coming up in today's going underground but first the british army is offering visas to africans in an attempt to recruit twelve thousand.

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they say he is suppose to be staying at a ben salem add dres he listed on his bail documents and all conditions are standard, no special instructions have been given to him. he has been named as a person of interest. one missing man went missing on wednesday. they were last seen on friday. sources say witnesses have pointed to him in the presence of these men they were last seen. they are saying this search is very exhaustive. they are using heavy equipment on a farm not far from where i'm standing. it is a very large hole, one that has expanded over the last several days. sources tell us that is where they have found some of the evidence in this case. >> we are going to keep digging and searching that property until we are satisfied they are not there. this is just really really rough on everybody involved because of the heat, the magnitude, the scope and the stakes are incredibly high, life and death. >>. >> reporter: the district attorney says no human remains have been found. investigators are not just collecting evidence here. they are collecting evidence at other properties own

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evans says officials in hawaii are not taking chances. ( siren ) >> reporter: the latest missile launch dre north korea an leader kim jong-un who said through state media the test clearly proved the whole u.s. mainland is in firing range. japanese news cameras purportedly captured the missile crashing into the ocean, but experts confirm, if it were aimed at a lower trajectory tcould have reached los angeles, chicago, and even new york. in response, u.s. and south korean forces staged joint live-fire exercises, and secretary of state rex tillerson condemned the launch saying, "we will never accept a nuclear armed north korea. the. >> i think when we say we don't accept it, i think we mean we're in denial. >> reporter: jeffrey lewis is a military expert. >> you may see the language changes and we move away from talking about denuclearization towards steps to try to reduce tensions on the peninsula. >> reporter: north korea's missile test earlier this month put the hawaiian islands in range. >> because of our proximity, we are destruction. >> reporter: state representative gene ward wants to r

. >> so to be honest, i think if you hire a great -- you know, 98% of success in dres directing is casting. i think if you hire a great influencer who really understands their audience, i think you need to trust them because they know my videos tend -- my sponsored videos tend to be shared thousands of times because i know what it's going to resinate with my audience. but i really listen to the brand and i actually like what is the message you're trying to get across? what do you want people to take away from this. >> i give you everything i can and let you run with it. >> i think that's the best way to go because the influencer really knows. >> that's why i'm hiring you. thank you so much. >> we represent sily talked about the importance of letting go of the reins and why you need to master the art of delegation. if you missed that segment, you can find it on our website. this week we wanted to continue in that vachb and talk about we as leaders can stay focused on the big picture. here are five ways you can find to keep your eye on the prize and not get bogged down by the little stuff. o

tower collusion thanks to trump jr and event there's also been jarrett bush and his briton legalizes dres amaze defacto killing wounding or displacing of tens of millions in the arab world nobel peace prize nominee and founder of code pink today have been german on u.k. complicity plus we'll ask the newly appointed president of the and us representing seven million students across the u.k. why two thirds of those students will never pay off their debts and to raise them a goes a wall at this week's probably this is a question all this and more coming up in today's going underground but first the british army is offering visas to africans in an attempt to recruit twelve thousand soldiers if you're watching this in a sub-saharan commonwealth countries say food crisis in nations like malawi mozambique or sierra leone and want to fight for theresa may you can telephone plus four for three four five six hundred eight zero eight zero but elsewhere in the u.k. military world defense secretary said michael fallon who characterizes jeremy corbyn as a u.k. security threat appears at today's royal i

everyone says dre monday is the blue guy, but he is the one who makes them go. >> his basketball i. q., he deserves it. >> reporter: curry was the fourth highest played player despite winning back to back mvp awards. this woman likes the unselfish play. >> they let others have their time in the spotlight and i really like that. they embody the true meaning of teamwork. >> reporter: a team she hopes will compete for championships for years to come. in walnut creek, kpix 5. >>> so bottom line, he can afford a house in the bay area. >> wherever he wants to go in the bay area. you think about this, what a salary bump, 12 million to 34.5 for this upcoming season. >> wow. >> his children's children's children will be benefited. >> were we kind of dancing with that 200 million? >> we thought it would be somewhere close to 200 million, but to see that number in front of you, 201 million, it just makes your knees buckle. >> do the warriors make a profit on the team after all these salaries? >> well, the team was bought for a little over 400 million and now is worth 2.6 billion. >> do the mat

but i think you should let the audience know about the partnership you and dre have because you comeent backgrounds. >> yes, very different but similar in some ways. you know, dre's from compton, i'm from brooklyn, and we both wanted to make a better life for ourselves, right, and we both -- somehow we're both recording engineers. that's how we got our break. he was a deejay but became a recording engineer, and so did i. what happened was when we finally met, with stuck together in some of the most difficult and unnerving times ever in the history of the entertainment business. >> yep. >> and whoever sees the movie looks to me and says, how did you do that. friends of ours asked me, how did you do that. i said because i believe in him and he stayed with me. he trusted me, you see. that was a big thing. the thing is there's no basis for it. >> there's so many who say there's a lot of people who don't like him. but that's why you want him in the room with you. what was bono brutal about if. >> usually it's about the musical. he'll say it's the greatest song i ever wrote, and i'll say,

occurred in the shuttle program, challenger and columbia, it wasn't a result of the high-tech liquid high dre general engines or the computerized profiles the rocketed had to fly. it was because of rubber orings and foam, twoing whichs that are common and should not have caused the demise of those astronauts. of course, this raised the possibility of getting private enterprise into the space business, because typically private enterprise can do it bet and cheaper. we have not seen that transition yet but we are beginning to see a little bit with firms like spacex. if you have been following spacex and watching the big rockets come back to the launch pad and land vertically to be reused, it's pretty impressive. okay. i also talk about permanent presence in space, the space stations, and we have again sky lab to sure and the iss are international space station which has been manned over 15 years, and we're seeing private enterprise, with a fellow named beg lowe, trying to get -- bigelow, trying to get into this. are we going have a permanent presence in space? a good question. it appears so but

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he walter dill linger told the washington post that dre bin is the most brilliant and most knowledgeable criminal lawyer in america, period. since then we've learned that bob mueller added an experienced justice department trial attorney named lisa paige to his team. wired magazine had an interesting profile with her that included her experience with money laundering and organized crime investigations, investings where she partnered with an fbi task force based in hungary which focused on european ors organized crime. another interesting hire. and then there's elizabeth prolager. she comes to the bob mueller team via the u.s. solicitor general's office. a lot of very important courtships on her resume. very well established and well regarded. she appears to be fluent in russian from the national law journal, court, as an emory law journal graduate she majored in english and russia. she won a scholarship to study russia. watergate, mob, money laundering, criminal law, fluency in russian. that's who he's put together so far. any sense of what robert mueller might be working on here? any ba

dre. outka outkast, a little oasis. my list goes on and on. we want you to come out.of the big "nineties" original series airing tonight. before i talk about that, fred, you and i have interviewed different people, getting stoked for "the nineties." i talked to jaleel white, steve irkal. viewing for my family on friday nights. he told me, i didn't realize, steve irkal wasn't originally in the series but it was doing okay the first series. they brought him in, and the whole show, as we all know, blew up. when i talked to him, he talked to me about what he misses the most about the '90s. here is jaleel white. >> i was a very '90s kid. i miss the '90s myself. >> what do you miss the most? >> oh, man. i mean -- that was such a big upswing in african-american film during that time. you know? jon singleton was like my hero. made "boyz in the hood." you know, i miss baggy jeans. i miss that people used to dance until they sweat. >> there's a lot to miss, but reliving it tonight again on the santa monica pier. show you this beautiful shot of the ocean. listen, twist my arm an

the blaze erupted yesterday afternoon at goreman near the loss pad dres national forest. it became so big and so hot that it spawned a fire nayedo, a whirling column of hot, rising air which thankfully didn't last long much the fire is now 95% contained. >>> another interesting phenomenon is happening just off the coast here, and the famous lighthouse isn't the only thing casting a glow at pigeon point lately. >> reporter: this resident of san jose stood on a cliff entertaining a cousin from canada on his first visit to california. >> i thought it was just waves crashing over itself. >> this student captured the blue glow more clearly than his naked eye could see. >> it was very, very amazing to see. i've been to pigeon point a lot and i've never seen that. >> mary lieu siep of the marine science institute explains. >> this demonstrates what occurs in coastal water usually. >> they are not toxics that humans and are often seen in the summer feeding off plankton. they light up as a defense to scare away prey. each one lets out a light like a flashlight. >> you can imagine

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nesha: this is my husband dre, our son tre, my brother carl, and my brother-in-law terrell.nd applause] steve: now, here's the deal. right now, nobody has this money that i have to offer. i have $20,000 at my disposal, and i'm gonna give it to somebody. who wants $20,000? [cheering and applause] let's get it on. give me nesha, give me jeff. ha ha ha! top 7 answers on the board. name something the chef spread all over his body so his wife would find him tasty.

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dre, 50 cent. you know, he's got vitamin water. he sold that. he made a lot of money.did his movies. he kind of -- he's an active worker. >> don't let them trip you. >> greatest rapper of all time? >> i wouldn't say he's the greatest of all time. >> where would you rank him? >> i'd say about like a 7, 6. >> out of 10? >> what was your favorite -- >> don't look to the sky no more, have mercy on me. >> a 7! >> oh, man. what's the deal, man? came out of nowhere. >> the best rapper of all time, man. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we're going to take a break. when we come back from the break, i'll have a chat with a 13-year-old kid whose bar mitzvah theme was me. mazels will be toved when we return. so stick around. >> dicky: abc's "jimmy kimmel live," brought to you by at&t. gives us more. t we want more than just texting. more than just surfing and shopping. because sure, we want to use this to call the people we love- - like our directors. but mostly, to get the entertainment we love. maaaaark ! ! ! switch to at&t for the only unlimited plan that gives you 60 channels

. >> my dre that's exciting for thursday. minor delays 95 northbound.ng with your traffic, too. >> all right. as you get your day going at 5:30 this morning let's give you the check of the morning's top stories. good wishes pouring in for senator john mccain as he reveals he's battling brain cancer. doctors say the 80-year-old john mccain has an aggressive form of cancer which can be hard to treat t now it's the same cancer that claimed the lives of senator ted kennedy and beau biden. senator mccain through home from washington to have emergency surgery for blood clot above his left eye. doctors discovered the tumor during that surgery. >> president trump says regret says that -- says that he regrets picking jeff sessions to be attorney general. in an interview with the new york times the president says he would not have appointed sessions had he known sessions would recuse himself overseeing the russia investigation. mr. trump says session's decision was very unfair to the president. in the same interview the president suggests special counsel robert m

confounded coming right back dre a ford pickup, right? (in unison) russ, leland, gary: yes.n a ford guy. potsch: then i have a real treat for you today. michael: awesome. potsch: i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. michael: let's do this. potsch: this new truck now has a cornerstep built right into the bumper. gary: super cool. potsch: the bed is made of high-strength steel, which is less susceptible to punctures than aluminum. jim: aluminum is great for a lot of things, but maybe not the bed of a truck. potsch: and best of all, this new truck is actually- gary: (all laughing) oh my... potsch: the current chevy silverado. gary: i'm speechless. gary: this puts my ford truck to shame. james: i'll tell you, i might be a chevy guy now. (laughing) it was always a dream of mine to become a professional soccer player, but i never imagined that i'd be playing in kansas city. when i was first elected mayor, they would talk about kansas city, kansas like... i can't wait to get out of here. through the years we lost over 30,000 people. we turned that obstacle into an opport

and i said maybe i should go to muhammad ali's dres treasure a k at epic maybe i can get different. and so i went and i went in and there was no security, nothing. i went in and there were maybe, i don't know, seven or eight people in there and he was stretched out on a rubbing table and his back was kind of up against the wall. billy epstein, the singer, that old black magic, james brown, the singer, poppa got a brand-new bag, he was there, and red fox was there. and red foxes telling dirty jokes. red fox is in st. louis i guess. red foxes telling the best dirty jokes i've ever heard in my life. [laughing] and he would tell, everybody's sides were just leaving, you know, and tears were in their eyes and ali would say tell another one. and red foxes tell another one that was even more dirty and even better than the last one. it was like a moment, you know, just in the moment i can't say i wish this could go on forever. maybe james brown will start singing. maybe someone else will come in and the whole thing. i kind of peeled out of there, you know. i was just a little howdy duty guy

of those players with inside experience, outside experience, you put together a team, go back to an dre''s analogy earlier, what you have is a team of football players, who don't know each other, don't like each other and everyone's off in their own direction notwithstanding what play gets called in the huddle. that's not a team. that's a pickup game that's not going very well. >> so, andre, cnn's krista liz sa writes this, the truth is this is a president who creates chaos in and around him. he acts, and then watches the wildness that enseusse. the plan, seemingly, is that there is no plan. do you agree with that? >> absolutely not. our allies are complaining because we're not giving them the money we were before. we said we're retiring this debt, getting our financial house back in order. that's responsibility. it may offend people, but it doesn't offend me because i'm tired of paying for the world's problems instead of them paying their fair share. whether the democrats want to acknowledge it or not, and quite frankly, some of the moderate republicans that have called themselves repu

very, very interesting g-20 and totally worked differently out for our chancellor than she expected a dre year ago. >> so the trade is usually a battle between the republicans and democrats, but now it's a battle between republicans and republicans in the white house. tomorrow on my show at 12:3 c c chlt 30 eastern, we'll be discussing the trade. however, angela merkel and trump are at odds, but angela merkel speaks russian, she actually has a bit of a relationship with vladimir putin. putvladimir putin speaks german. she is thought by some to be the putin whisperer. is that true? >> she understands putin quite well. as you said, both speaks the language of the other country and you have to think about that angela merkel was raised in about east germany, though she knows how to deal with communist people. and because her father was a priest, sometimes she was suppressed by the communist government of east germany and you have to put in consideration that vladimir putin was a spy in east germany. so there is a lot of intention. she totally mistrusts putin. she thinks he is a dangerous worl

dre. >> we're from racial richallenged neighborhoods. the fact that we were able to stay together through some of the most difficult times and things that have ever happened in the entertainment business -- >> rose: and we continue with singer/songwriter jason isbell, his album, "the nashville sound." >> i started looking around and seeing everybody as conn