dre is at the door ♪ >> ooh, boy. snoop doggy dog and dr. dre at the door. it's crazy.ic. >> other music is more like a fairy tale story. where now we can hear somebody else's history basically and understand where they're coming from. ♪ bow wow wow yippy yo yippy yea ♪ ♪ death row's definitely in the house ♪ >> "the chronic" made hip-hop digestible to everybody. it was a hip-hop tsunami, and we didn't see it coming. >> death row records going to be the next motown, you know what i'm saying? "the chronic" album was the foundation, and we're going to keep rolling on until the house is finished. ♪ it's the bow to the wow and creeping and crawling ♪ ♪ snoop doggy dog >> the handful of gangsta rap superstars are not just singing about being mean and nasty and vicious. they're accused of living up to their lyrics. ♪ all respect to those ♪ who break their neck >> tupac shakur, rap star and movie star, was arrested in new york and charged with sodomy and sexual assault. atlanta cops had arrested tupac less than a month earlier for shooting two off-duty police officers. >> tupa

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is a big and complex story let's get some help from andreea hang our correspondent in singapore and dre at the the c.f.o. of a major chinese tech company has been arrested and could possibly be extradited to the u.s. allegations range from espionage to breaching sanctions on iran tell us a little bit more about that company way. well what we are is one of the golden child of chinese technology we overtook apple this year twenty eighteen as the second largest smartphone manufacturer in the wold just writing behind samsung and it was to tell it to even take a samsung in the coming years although we don't know that that's ever going to happen now with this arrest what we also links set ranks seventy two in the forbes global five hundred list and according to a report was touted to have it's twenty eight hundred revenues exceeds one hundred u.s. a billion dollars so it's a major global player certainly the pride and joy of beijing as well what's this incident mean for the current trade war truce that we see between the united states and china won't help. well certainly especially from chine

the president is just too stubborn he shouldn't have betrayed the people with the announcement he dres few taxes it was obvious that people would hit the barricades i understand the yellow vests to live go on move on their own here in the area around the arctic he owns demonstrators have vandalized entire streets and burned dozens of cars. paris officials estimate the cost of the damage done to public facilities at about four million euro so far and the figure for the damage done to private property could be many times higher but that doesn't seem to have dented the public's support for the yellow that's three out of more french people still think the demonstrations and blockades are justified even if they don't necessarily endorse the violence. but i can understand the yellow vests but these rioters are just intolerable and i don't understand why the politicians are adding fuel to the fire instead of calming the situation down you can go on the more consumers should government finally needs to find a solution and negotiate with the demonstrators they shouldn't wait until the protester

. >> we have e a cleararly statedd goal, t to teach the kurdish terror groups a lelesson and dre themutf thth region.n. reporter: that goal may have just gotten easier with washington's unexpected anannouncement t that it is withdrawing troops from the area. >> the kurds have stood by the u.s. as allies in the fight against islamic statete. president trump's announcement of a withdrawal has left them in the lurch. they have opted for the syrian regime and a side rather than face a overwhelming turkish onslaught. helena: to discuss these latest developments, i am joined by international security analyst. a lot to talk about. now this apparent marriage of convenience with the syrian army ? markus: we haveve seen at least one major implication n of the u.s. withdrawal. the kurds have lost their most important element with the announced withdrawal of the u.s. forces. therefore they have to reorients their political preference. that explains this unusual and alex acted step. as he called it, the marriage of convenience between two opposing forces. the kurdish northern militia and the syrian

dre gave me that advice. >> trevor: how do you feel when people pronounce it anderson paak, like tupac you correct them? >> i'm flattered. i feel like there's only one tupac. that was the whole point of making it paak. i wanted to switch it up. maybe people would think it would be like a wolf pack or a group of people. ( laughter ) >> it works. >> yeah. >> are you sure this -- no, i should say that? okay. um, we're both mixed race children -- ( laughter ) -- with global families. it really affects how i create comedy. does it influence your music? >> um -- ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> how does it influence your music? >> i mean, i grew up in a black household. my mom would say, you're mixed race. do things this way because you're mixed. i was getting whipped with racing car tracks and just getting regular stuff, you know. >> yeah, me, too. me, too. >> but, yeah -- >> whipped the were with what? >> racing car tracks. >> yeah, me, too. totally. yeah. yeah. i totally feel ya. ( laughter ) the new album is called "oxnard." your previous albums were venice and malibu. are you worried that t

the jcc also held its winter blood dre.>>ing up, how william, harry, kate and meghan celebrat christmas. and amelia is coming back to tell us about some rain that we coulsee this week. >>> on this christmas day, a reminder of the sacrifice made by arican servicemen and women overseas, celebrating the holidays far from home. nbc news caught up with som soldiers in poland trying to get into the holiday spirit with a visit to a christmas market near from hot spots like ukraine to afghanistan and the korean peninsula, america's military is stationed in more than 150 countries around the world. >>> the british royal family c celebratingistmas by attending a church service together today. een elizabeth was joined by her grandsons william and harry and their wives kate and meghan markle. meghan is expectsing the ir couple's child this spring. it's also her first christmas as part of the royal family. ticeably absent was the queen's husband, princeil ip, who is 97 years old and largelyb retired fromc life. >>> festive visit today a

this is the neudorf di of strasbourg, 15 minutes dre from the christmas market.his is the last place where cherifhekatt was seen on tuesday night. you have police and anti-terror officers here. also special forces. st to rewind a few hours, what we know from the french interior minister is that it was here around this area that thre officers reported seeing a man acting suspiciously.be re that, according to frenchep tvts, there was a woman who saw the same man in theo streets pear to have an injured arm. he was shot in the arm by soldiers tuesday night after the christmas market attfore he escaped. the officers approached him. lled to him. he shot at them, according to the interior minister. they shot band killed him. dein the forensic teams are checking of cherif chekatt.at a lot of people talk of three shots of gunfire. there was a controlled explosion a short while ago that we heard as well. pters hovering above as well. a lot of people talk about being scared that people they know ar sthind the cordon. but i think the orall feeling now is sheer relief 48 hour

how big a loss to the will theration -- general mattis'ar dre? >> i think a big loss. he helped them with na and the budget. but i don't know how many insults or projections of advice secretary mattis could take. you may recall that when the entire national security atapparatus of the united y id the russians attacked us and they deliberaty to interfere and did interfere in the election system from the president said "i believe president putin" rather than ce intelligenmittee. when secretary mattis and others recommended not going forward in north korea until theen was an agreon what each side meant by the terms, that was rejected. was upset that the president chose to send troops pending thanks giving to the border. i think it wasusa straw too heavy for him to bear --el n, to rejected the recommendation about keeping a sufficient force to really a defeat isopposed to this false declaration that now it is we are tired of fighting and it is somebody else's burden. that was one-mile too far for him to walk given his courage in his battle experience, and his scholarship.

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what bothers me more is the idea about,dre was talking about whether there is an effect on some of these personal attacks now of disrespect on the judiciary and the judicial function. and that is something different. and that is something that i think, traditionally what bar leadership has done, that the attorney general would have something to say about. unfortunately we have been in a posture the last two years where the attorney general either ,ouldn't or wouldn't or hasn't or had no effect on anything with the president. a new attorney general who has more effect remains to be seen, or whether that would have any actual effect remains to be seen. even whenionally, president obama made his smart remark at the state of the union that the supreme court whistled at, i think the attorney general can have a conversation with the president, that i think occurred after president obama confronted the supreme court to their face in an uncomfortable way. and i think that can have an effect when the attorney general does it, more than the president of the aba or something like that. i don't thin

after the break oh melissa dres amazing more than powerhouse we speak to sheffield poet laureate about how six billion pounds of cuts to the north of affected the poorest people in britain and we uncover this week's very news stories that are to rile you up with all the civil coming up in part two of the ground. join me every first week on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. welcome back joining me now to go through some the week's top stories is the original. me and the current editor. thanks for coming on let's forget breck's it where democracy itself is found to be tempted to resume getting accused of that five dead in the world seems to be they've got a french revolution let's go to this story can tell me what you. you think of this when he has secrets. of his in four wars attack on. jeremy corbett so it's amazing i'm amazed are we talking about a third world country a third world dictatorship to finance an organization in order to tarnish the image of the leader of the opposition who was elect

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one minute a womanin is dre of being a beautician and the next moment her family is planning her funeral. >> reporter: at the place where she lived, at the place where she worked, family members gathered today, mourning the loss of nya howard renynolds. they wt to know. >> i want to know what happened. i want answers and i want justice. >> reporter: nya howard reynolds was into beauty in a big way. she worked at a doughnut shop in the morning anded studi in the afternoon to make d heram come true. last friday night it all came to an end. she was murdered inside this house in southeast. shot in the neck. nya was just 19 years old. she lived with one of her aunts. she went to vis her friend. a short time later, she was dead. >> she h the sweetest spirit. people would take advantage of her. >> reporter: so far, no motive, no suspect in this case. pat collins, news4. >>> a wild morning. christopher jordan witnessed a hit and run. jordan then maneuvered his vehicle to keep the driver at the scene. that driver identified, sped up, drove toward him, accordi to police as he was getting out of hi

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not far away fishing inspectors are on duty and dre is one of them cracking down on well organized gangs of poachers who sell their elicit catch a broad. move to doing your foot to listen to all of the fleets not the biggest problem but the best fish is sold abroad very little fish makes it to domestic markets and very little of that is good quality will get. so high quality fish is sold abroad because it fetches a better price there than in russia. anywhere something at one time when you look down from the bridge to the river was black it was teamed with fish oil. and drink grew up here his father was also a fishing inspector he knows how sharply fish stocks have declined. or ok you know what you know there are lots of cultures on this river because the fish here are easy to catch coaches and crazy money if they get just one tonne of county on they see it as a bad year and every time and for more than a million rubles. that's a minimum of fifteen thousand euros even though fish stocks have declined coaching is still lucrative. song to nevada with being a fishing inspector can be a dange

. >>> a new jersey school district standing up for a varsity wrestling forced to chop his dre dreadlocksme back to "early start." i'm joe johns. >> i'm christine romans. it is 31 minutes past the hour. the president and first lady just landed at joint basen andrews. they paid a holiday visit to u.s. service members in iraq. >> we came to al asad to share our eternal gratitude for everything you do to keep america safe, strong and free. >> the president making good on a promise to visit troops fighting a war he scorned as a costly mistake. the trip to al asad air base caused some anxiety. >> i had concerns for the institution of the presidency. not for myself, personally. i had concerns for the first lady. if you had to see the conditions we had to go through. darkened plane and no lights whatsoever. pitch black. i have been in many airplanes many types and sizes. i have never seen anything like it. >> the president remained on the ground for three hours. and just hours after james mattis resigned over the president's decision to pull out of iraq. we have barbara starr who has made that t

dre-ga genesis."g of people whose careers we thought were over, we have not heard much lately from former white house chief strategist and star of "indiana jones and the fifth of bourbon," steve bannon. ( laughter ) well, now bannon is the subject of my new segment on surprising stories in the news: "i didn't see that coming." ( laughter ) let's read the latest news about bannon from the twitter feed of the university of montana's newspaper. the first part reads: "steve bannon will no longer be speaking at the university of montana, the latest event to be cancelled after the announcement he would be a keynote speaker." what?! canceled? but bannon was such a huge draw on the campaign trail! look, it's standing room only! because they only brought four chairs. ( laughter ) okay. but ,wait, the tweet keeps going: "...would be a keynote speaker at a joint conference on sex robots this month." i did not see that coming. ( laughter ) steve bannon was going to speak at a sex robot conference? does steve bann

dre moving in from the continent. it may break cloud up across the south. thursday, better prospect of seeing some bricks in the cloud. a cold start to the day, particularly in the south, frost around in the countryside. they mainly dry picture. double figures in the north. there will be some sunshine. the temperature still a little slow to rise. essentially, a little slow to rise. essentially, a quite looking picture. essentially through the rest of you. that is the. —— weather. good evening. the death toll from the indonesian tsunami has now risen to 373, with 128 people still missing or unaccounted for. people living along coastal areas have been warned to seek higher ground, amid concerns that the anak krakatau volcano could erupt again and trigger another tsunami. on saturday, giant waves crashed into coastal towns on the islands of sumatra and java. officials have warned the death toll could rise. the sunda strait region, closest to the anak krakatau volcano, was the worst—affected, with buildings reduced to a tangled mess. rebecca henschke reports fr

this is the 18th annual last minute christmas eve all dre toy drive. that is a mouthful.ason for the tradition is the kids. more than 12,000 children under 18 are living below poverty level in san francisco. so these toys will go to toys who need them most. >> you know, someone is famous for lots of things. but one of them is always the toy drive. unless we bring toys here and see that they are made available to the kids who really need them, the kids wouldn't have a toy. that's what this drive has been about. >> lefty's wants to exceed their 2016 record of more than 10,000 donate indeed a single day. so they're inviting everyone over here. we are at 145 jefferson street in san francisco. and if you don't have time to spot on in, that's fine. pull up and they'll collect it from your car. reporting live from san francisco, amanda del castillo, abc 7manda, thank you. abc 7manda, thank you. merry christmas to you. >>> the christmas eve prime rib lunch will take place. the house of prime rib donates 3,700 pounds of prime rib. for the first time this year, church staff will al

let me go to the other dre dictions here.b, san, sanders and war who will still be an active candidate when we do this show again? >> i said elizabeth warren. there's a lot of skepticism about biden running and the way he's talked about his run has always focused on his family. that's going to be a big consideration for him. for elizabeth warren, she might have the base to keep in. i'm not sure she's going to be the nominee. >> you all said none. >> i can be quick here. i think the front-runner status right now for those three is the kiss of death. i can see none of them surviving. >> they need the next generation. >> you thought sanders and warren will be in? >> yeah. i think that they've done the work. i think they that might not be front-runners but they'll still be in. >> if sanders runs, he ain't getting out until the convention. >> they're going to make it through iowa. >> the other thing that's going to happen in 2019 is the surprise senate retirement. it always happens. probably more than one. so give me your one? >>

. >> jimmy: "god's plan," dre. '90s diva. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ i hold back sometimes i don't go down a g.o.d. yeah yeah ♪ ♪ god's plan yeah god's plan god's plan ♪ ♪ yay god's plan ♪ [ cheers and alause ] >> jimmy: come on! that is it for musical genre challenge. ariana grande!>> immy fallon! >> jimmy: come on. ♪>> immy: when we come back, i go to the circus with bob dylan and david blaine regurgitates a a frog. stay right here for more of "the tonight show's"est of 2018. ♪ thlike the friend you weren't exchanging gifts with. ooo her favorite. your son's girlfriend. wait, he's got a girlfriend? at these prices, get something for the dog too. you've got people to shop for. we've got new gifts at great prices. arriving through christmas eve. hey. i heard you're moving into yeah, it's pretty stressful. this music is supposed to relax me, though. ♪ maybe you'd mellow out a bit if you got geico to help you with your renters insurance. oh, geico helps with renters insurance? good to know. yeah, and they could save you a lot of money. wow, suddenly i feel so relieved. you guys are f

some dre for both. >>> all right. is there really a difference between uber and lyft? after all, some drivers drive for both, right? lyft has a better reputation, sure. but is uber faster or cheaper? nbc's national investigative correspondent, jeff rossen, taking a lot of rides to find out. >> reporter: wherever you look, you see them. ubers, lyfts, and this year more than 60 million people will use a ride-sharing app. but which one is cheaper and gets to you faster? to find out, i'm taking rides across the country. and i've enlisted the help of my trustee producer, connor. i'm going to be using uber exclusively, ordering uber xs. we're going to go to three different cities and take two rides per city so we can compare. >> exactly. and i'll be using lyft, and only taking the lyft economy line, which is pretty much the same as uber x. >> so, we're interested and curious which car comes first. because we're going from the same location to the same location, hit the button at the exact same time. which car comes first, and more importantly, what's the price difference? fi

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district in new york specifically said that michael cohen, quote, acted in coordination with and at the dreindividual one, and individual one, the document says, is the president of the united states. with the intent of influencing the election. not to prevent any embarrassment to his family or his business. but influencing the election. >> right. and that is the core element of the crime. it's not just that they made the payments, but they made it for the purpose of influencing the election. that's prosecutors saying we have almost all of the elements and we're prepared to prove them in court. >> and now we're getting a lot more information, dana, on the extent of the context between trump associates and russians. at least 16. that number is expected to go higher. as far as we can tell, none of those contacts, we're told -- nobody told anything to the fbi about russians trying to get in touch with them, and several of those individuals up on the screen right now, they lied about those contacts with the russians. >> exactly. and that's the key. lying about it, never mind the very questionab

dre and eminem have set up a laboratory.ls and drinking expensive champagne. >> so what they're really doing is perfecting the science of the club banger. ♪ you can find me in the club, bottle full of bub ♪ ♪ my got what you need >> if you have kids now, you know, it's probably rap they're using to drive you up the wall. and the big star in rap now is 50 cent, or fitty cent. however you want to say it. >> your grandmother is absolutely getting down to "in da club." she's calling it in the club but she's getting down to it. i mean, that was everywhere. it was in a commercial. ♪ >> sounds like he's integrated his hit "in da club." extraordinary. >> one of the biggest differences between the '90s and 2000s in terms of hip-hop is this idea of business. >> 33-year-old jay-z is the reigning king of rap. he owns his own record label, clothing line, and movie production company, generating almost half a billion dollars a year in sales. ♪ allow me to reintroduce myself ♪ ♪ my name is hove ♪ h to the-o-v ♪ i used to move slow plates -

in the meantime, this is all playing in the back archive dre shutdown, the president wants to work on this, democrats left town, went home. they said, we put some things on the table, he wouldn't take them at days ago so there was no point to come back and negotiate because they are taking over the house a week from today. it is going to be a different ball game. you heard congressman meadows, one of the most conservative republicans on the hill, he said today that needle actually moved away in the direction of a longer shutdown. matt, probably not more than a week but once the house passes something, house democrats, if they do indeed fund something, not including anything for the border wall for the president, what does the president do with it when it gets to his desk? >> i think the only thing that matters right now is what leadership president trump can actually agree to need to democratic votes to actually become law. right now, neither side has an incentive to enter the shutdown right now. i think what we are seeing in the last week or two, it really is the start of president t

facebook knows that, and it is trying it dres the probleaddres.in it had this sense of like a manhattan project where all of a sudden overnight they were going to solve the problem of fake news on facebook. that's not going to happen, and now there are actually studies, there's a study done by stanford that shows that this effort is making gains, that there is progress being made in the effort to combat fake news. it's not going to happen skroefr nig overnight. the view out of facebook is give us some time. >> mark zuckerberg faced a wave of criticism over the last couple of years, and he's had to defend facebook's conduct in front of committees on capitol hill, and has at best been selling this idea of ignorance. last week when lawmakers in the united kingdom released trove of documents and e-mails, it prompted an opinion piece in bloomberg. this is just the headline here, mark zuckerberg more ruthless than clueless. what does this new reporting tell us about zuckerberg e's testimonies on capitol hill? >> zuckerberg is not clueless. he's obviousl

middle east you know which i think matters very much a withdrawal that was drew no i mean this drama is dre ssion is one that doesn't necessarily mean i believe in mud only really serves their national interests and the way they have failed to somewhat understand a national interest can be very was by strong partnership and you know has somewhat led to this isolationist view that many have tried to put on the drum ministration when it's kind of cool to put him into that box because it was then you with kind of you can come on third or losses in maryland and just craig makes a very interesting point that whoever comes in next the secretary of defense may well be more hawkish on issues like iran sanctions on iran etc etc and that may well push the president into a further extreme position what's the president looking for in his next secretary of defense will it be somebody like that. well. he's got enough hawkish issues of sanctions are determined primarily by treasury and state and he's pretty much comfortable with the guys he has there and of course john bolton i think on honestly the next

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latino, asian, native american, jewish, muslim, christian, young, old, gay, straight, citizens, we're dre dreamers. consistent with the founding of this country out of many, we are one. i just want to make clear that notwithstanding whatever sooen phobic behavior has been coming out of washington over the last two years are diversity is a strength, it is not a weakness, and on january 3rd everything will change. i yield back. >> mr. chairman, i would just say, again, that's why the best way to address this problem is to help those vulnerable p populations as soon as possible. so we have worked extensively with mexico and northern triangle countries. mexico is now offering asylum. it should not be if. you have a fear that you have to travel thousands and thousands and thousands of miles to get. somebody to help you. the region as a whole has to pull it together and help these vulnerable populations as soon as possible. thank you. >> thank you. the chair recognized the gentleman for five minutes. >> what you want to say here is before we get going, i want to say that it's odd to me that the

latino, asian, native american, jewish, muslim, christian, young, old, gay, straight, citizens, we're dre dreamers. consistent with the founding of this country out of many, we are one. i just want to make clear that notwithstanding whatever sooen phobic behavior has been coming out of washington over the last two years are diversity is a strength, it is not a weakness, and on january 3rd everything will change. i yield back. >> mr. chairman, i would just say, again, that's why the best way to address this problem is to help those vulnerable p populations as soon as possible. so we have worked extensively with mexico and northern triangle countries. mexico is now offering asylum. it should not be if. you have a fear that you have to travel thousands and thousands and thousands of miles to get. somebody to help you. the region as a whole has to pull it together and help these vulnerable populations as soon as possible. thank you. >> thank you. the chair recognized the gentleman for five minutes. >> what you want to say here is before we get going, i want to say that it's odd to me that the