well, he thought it would be fun to send pompeo with an elton john cd with the song "rocket man." and the cd is signed. it's not signed by elton john-- it's signed by president trump. ( as trump ) "dear kim, i didn't write this, but i did listen to it. put it on to remember that time i insulted your penis. ( laughter ) stay sweet, have a great summer, don." we have a great show for you tonight. dwayne johnson is here. ( cheers and applause ) but when we return, stick around. the new white house chief of communications director. whoa, what's going on? evelyn's playing fortnite on the new samsung galaxy note9. it's the fastest note ever and is now 50% off the lease.

. >>> and elton john bursts out a tune like never before. "the skinny" is next. john bursts out a tune like never before. "the skinny" is next. all in one relief of heartburn and gas ♪ ♪ tum tum tum tums new tums chewy bites with gas relief ♪ skinn ♪ skinny ♪ just give me "the skinny" >>> okay, so the friday skinny is going to start with the record setter on youtube. the song we've all been singing to. ♪ >> umm -- >> i'm still learning the words. i can't quite figure it out, but i like it. >> you know what? it's catchy. that's the latest from the south korean boy band, bts. the song is called "idol." >> the video was viewed 45 million times in the first 24 hours after it was posted. that's the biggest music video debut in youtube history. it's only going up. some say it's been viewed about 113 million times. >> its success is not a surprise. it was the most tweeted-about celebrities in the world. they were the most tweeted-about musicians in the u.s. in 2017. >> amazing. and they're on a world tour. they're doing four sold-out shows at the staples center. they ha

and elton john says the whole world will miss her but will always rejoice in her remarkable legacy. the queen is dead, long live the queen. >>> stars all honoring the queen of soul today. franklin died at her home in detroit at the age of 76. she will be missed truly an american treasure. we'll be right back. returns tom

elton john calling her one of his favorite pianists. kelly clarkson, there will never be another like her, she was truly special. nicki minaj and alicia keys paid tribute to franklin on their radio show. >> it's no secret she's an icon. she is the icon of all icons. >> talk about queens, she was definitely a queen. she stepped into the room and everybody bowed all the way down. ♪ jesus >> reporter: among this royal court at vh1's "divas live" in 1998, she reigned supreme. ♪ divas >> aretha franklin is at her heart a gospel singer. she brought gospel to the masses. >> reporter: 18 grammy awards, 17 top 10 hits. from "spanish harlem." ♪ soft sweet and dreamy ♪ the moment i wake up before i put on my makeup ♪

but in 2017, she appeared frail, singing for elton john's aids foundation.oint, she had already announced it would be her final year performing in concert. ♪ [ music ] . >> reporter: as word spread that she was gravely ill, aretha franklin's friends and fans called to say a little prayer for the queen of soul. ♪ [ music ] . >> reporter: cbs news. >> and right now, tributes are pouring in from celebrity us. paul -- celebrities. paul mk cartny -- mkccartney wrote this. and elton john praised her, calling her the greatest soul arrow ti of -- artist of all time. and jackie ward is in san francisco. . >> reporter: 47 years ago, aretha franklin recorded a live album here at the fillmore west. a music critic was inside as the queen of soul took stage. ♪ [ music ] it was a huge deal for aretha franklin to record at the fillmore west. it was a coming together of youth culture and black culture. it was a high moment for the fillmore, for her, for the musicians for the audience. >> reporter: it was clear that aretha franklin's voice was incomparable. >> there was a pro

it was for elton john's aids foundation gala in new york last november. elton said he cried during the performance, adding "she was obviously unwell and i wasn't sure that she could perform. but aretha did, and raised the roof. the queen is dead, long live the queen." her early years weren't easy. pregnant by the age of 12, she had her first child at 14. her father was shot by an intruder and spent his final five years in a coma. the pain fueled her music. >> the church and these different arenas and auditoriums that we had services in, were the training ground for me. >> aretha was an icon for feminism and civil rights. she sang at dr. martin luther king jr.'s funeral. and in her last "e.t." interview, she told us she wanted to be remembered for her music and her humanitarian work. >> before you can be a great or a good anything else, you've got to be a good person. >> an astounding 112 of aretha's songs hit the charts. to her, they were all like family. >> they're like your children. you love them all. >> but one song in particular, "respect," became he

she did an aids concert with elton john.tha. >> you spent a lifetime fighting some of the toughest fights our society has seen. i've heard stories from you and harry belafonte about how you were standing shoulder to shoulder not with dr. king but with aretha franklin and how she helped the cause with more than just her voice. what do you want people to know? >> her father was an iconic minister, the reverend c.l. franklin. for a long time, she was reverend franklin's daughter. he was a huge star in his own right. she brought that talent out of that cultural situation. but also in the sense of she had a dignity level. when she first began, one sunday night reverend franklin said, i'm going to introduce my daughter to sing tonight. she sang never roll. and from never roll, she became a star. and then ave maria, the other extreme. then the two records on columbia, one dedicated to dinah washington, and then highway, and then r-e-s-p-e-c-t. giving platforms. she couldn't make it our convention last summer. a tremendous opera art

but in 2017 she appeared frail, singing for elton john's aids foundation. at that point she had already announced it would be her final year performing in concert. as word spread that she was ill her friends and fans called to say a little prayer for the "queen of soul." jericka duncan, cbs news. >> right now tributes and words of condolences are coming in all across social media, including, from many celebrities. in a post elton john praised her unique voice calling her "the greatest soul artist of all time. i adored and worshiped her talent." president trump tweeted "she was a great woman with a wonderful gift from god. her voice, she will be missed." we continue coverage with bay area tributes. >> reporter: 47 years ago aretha franklin recorded a live album in fillmore. this musical critic was inside when she took the stage. >> when it was a huge deal for her to be at fillmore. it was a high moment for everybody, for the fillmore, for her, for the musicians. >> reporter: she was just shy of her 29th birthday during this performance but already it was cle

she did an aids concert with elton john.lot about aretha, fighting for someone other than herself. >> you guys spent a lifetime together fighting some of the toughest fights our society has seen. i've heard stories from you and harry belafonte about how you were standing shoulder to shoulder not just with dr. king but with aretha franklin and how she helped the cause with more than just her voice. what do you want people to know? >> her father was an iconic minister, a recording artist, the reverend c.l. franklin. for a long time, she was reverend franklin's daughter. he was a huge star in his own right. and she grew up in the culture of sam cooke and the caravans and the staple singers, mahalia jackson, dinah washington, so out of that cultural situation. but also in the sense of she had a dignity level. when she first began, one sunday night reverend franklin mentioned, my daughter is going to sing tonight. listen to aretha. she sang "never grow old." and from "never grow old," she became a star. and then "ave maria," the

sir elton john said "rejoice in her remarkable legacy."artney, "let's give thanks for the beautiful li." people in the community feel like t member to a one who is generous and gave them a sense of worth. she released her final album last year. newinfluenced countless musicians and allowed them to influence her, too. >> ♪ rolling in the deep aleem: but t world has lost a musical giant. aretha franklin, the queen of soul. rajini and we can go live to aleem in detroit for us. you were saying that aretha franklin met so many things to so many people. what more are people from her hometown sing about how she made an impact on them? aleem: well, here she was a member of the community, the church community. people have been drawn to this days. in recent a focal point for vigils -- we heard she was in serious condition. earlier in the day we heard it was pancreatic cancer that claimed her. a lot of people have been talking about how she helped them tough difficult times in this area through her music, but also by becoming a big star and bading th

let elton do it. >> settle down. let elton do it. >>> a cute picture.hese adorable puppies prepping for their first day of obt of all the stories today. this is in north carolina. and they have their own tiny little backpacks. yes. they're little labradors. it's not math they're learning but they're learning how to sit. what do you think a puppy keeps in his backpack? bones. >> treats. >> little treats. some chew toys. your little puppy love story for this "pop news." [ applause ] >> empowerment puppy training. >> george, i can count on you to get all of our facts. you're very, very good. thank you, george. you were paying close attention. you love dogs. >> i do. our dogs are not powerful though. >> cute, though. >>> going to be hard to top that. but thank you. we will try. >>> now to our "gma" cover story. actor matt damon standing by his longtime friend ben affleck as he seeks treatment for alcohol addiction. eoe" magazine reporting damon will always be there for his friend. abc's paula faris is back with more on this. hey there. >> reporter: their fr

what do we know about elton john? >> he's on his final tour, right?yes, he's going around on his farewell tour. so if you miss him now, that's kind of a wrap. so she opens a letter and starts reading it. >> what is it? >> sounds like she's quite the little lady. her parents are really happy that they were able to do this for her. she doesn't really talk much. because she's so thrilled. but you can see just how happy she is. >>> some teens approach this young girl. >> and poured a carton of milk over here. >> but now find out who's got these bullies crying over their spilled milk. >> you tell them, girl. >>> and kayakers bring to light a hidden gem. >> look at the light shining through the water. >> explore this surreal oasis coming up. >> that is stinkin' pretty. >> holy moly. why settle for just clean when it could be finished? when clean just isn't clean enough there's finished. new finish quantum's three chamber technology combines to scrub, degrease, and shine. switch to all new finish quantum. bundle and save big, but now it's time to find my dre

what do we know about elton john. >> he's on his final tour, right? >> yes, he's going around on his fair we wi farewell tour so if you miss him that's kind of a wrap. so she opens the letter and starts reading it. >> what is it? >> sounds like she's spiektd the little lady and the parents were happy that they were able to do this for her. she doesn't really talk much because she's so thrilled, but you can see just how happy she is. >>> if you're going to hang out in a small airplane, doing it over the city of chicago is probably a great way to fly, especially along the water. the guy at the left of the screen piloting the plane at this moment while the man in the right seat grabs i had camehis just ten seconds or so to get a shot of that gorgeous skyline. but anybody who flies will tell you having two sets of eyes is better than just one. >> oh, there's a balloon. >> whoa. >> what? >> let's see if we can see what theyth mtipl camer on this plane. >> yeah. >> we're going to go to a different camera and see if we can see it from here. here comes the --

annie lennox, sir elton saying rejoice in her remarkable legacy.paul mccartney, "let's give thanks for her beautiful life." people in her home city feel they've lost a family member, one who was generous and who helped give them a sense of worth. she released her final album just last year and she still allowed countless new musicians to influence her too. # rolling in the deep...# but the world has lost a musical giant who made it to the top in the toughest of times. aretha franklin, the queen of soul. # you make me feel like a...# aleem maqbool, with that tribute. tributes from all over. one tribute at that, the hollywood walk of fame, this is her star on the walk of fame, and let's look at some of the figures, spanning 63 years, selling 75 million records, and a couple of other figures 75 million records, and a couple of otherfigures for your consideration, she started singing in church aged ten, she records her first album at 14, when she signed with atlantic records in 1966 for the extraordinary hit singles she had already had three children,

at elton john's aid benefit last year. and the cathedral of st.ke a grade school kid. here i am old gray haired guy. she heard i was here and she summoned me back. and she is sitting there. i mean, obviously desperately ill. gaunt. she stood right up and said, how you doing, baby? i said well i'm doing -- i'm doing better now. and she said -- she said, well look at me. i finally got thin again. that took a lot of guts to say that. and then she went out into this setting. and all these people who loved her and were you a struck and say can you believe she showed up? and she sang not one song, not two songs, not three songs. she had them bring a chair out. and she sang for 45 straight minutes. >> alicia is with me and 45 minutes licensing to reverend jackson talking about in the aids benefit, saying she was psi. she was sick and knew the cancer was getting the best of her and still to perform 45 minutes. you met her how many times. >> at least ten times. >> ten times. >> at least, yeah. >> what was she like. >> you know, i think about what former pr

some in the united states have begun to comb elton gray hairs or hide their wrinkles and. they've lived here for more than thirty years because they have residence permits but for the first time in years they feel in secure. president trump statements alum them that's why this sports center on the outskirts of austin is full today. on the phone and asked to. set the scene does make this into a big board and we're not. paradoxically it's the mexico consulate the organizer of this campus that advises people who want to apply for u.s. citizenship. if i just got on very few people i mean for many that they might maybe mean and they know see me about this because then i get to see the chair icici eat a killer of the u.s. navy was asked to by a make a call to get either to get my photo man and i said no as i do that a second same day game i was stuffing my face he was up and sad. and we can talk though they protect your own image when i see a man. and that is just the imagination it's just that when he got out of the attic and the guy said i'm the pork barrel. and then he got on

. >> elton john. >> estoy mÁs a continuaciÓn en aquÍ y ahora. >> estaba listo para que vuelo 1031.ondiciones del tiempo cambiaron dramÁticamente. yo soy ilia calderÓn, bienvenidos" aquÍ y ahora". fusiÓn, gritos desesperados, humo y llamas desde durango, mÉxico nos cuenta por qué muchos sobrevivientes creen que se tratÓ de un golpe de suerte. >> por estas fechas, durango, la capital del estado estÁ tradicionalmente de fiesta cuando celebra su feria nacional de espectÁculos y ventas para todos. el martes pasado aquÍ en el aeropuerto habÍa congestiÓn. turistas y locales esperaban y despedÍan buenos. el cafÉ estaba a reventar, las entradas y salidas repletas. el alquiler de vehÍculos apenas daba abasto. juan felipe y rafael garcÍa viajan con sus pequeÑos de regreso a chicago despuÉs de visitar a su familia por un mes. >> mi niÑo tiene tres aÑos, mi hija mayor tiene ocho. mi hija mediana y tiene cinco aÑos. >> siempre hacemos una comida con la familia este dÍa llegamos al aeropuerto y esperamos el turno y abordamos el aviÓn. >> el vuelo 24 31 de enero. mientras ellos abordaron su vuelo,

elton john and i did a lot of work together on aids. i said, you know, aretha's the talent, so i showed up a little early. i was like a grade school kid. here i am, old gray haired guy. sure enough, she heard i was there and she summoned me back. and she's sitting there, i mean, obviously, desperately ill, she stood right up and said, how you doing, baby? i said i'm doing better now. and she said, she said, look at me. i finally got thin again. it took a lot of guts to say that. then she went out into this setting and all these people who loved her and were awe struck said, can you believe she showed up? she sang not one song, not two songs, not three songs. she had them bring a chair out and she sang for 45 straight minutes. [ applause ] >> that's what i want to say to the young people here. the people who may not know the names of the people who were influences on her. literally awe struck reading her biography and how generous she was to call the names of dozens of gospel singers and musicians of our time, of soul singers that most p

british singer elton john tweeting this she sang and played magnificently and we all wept we were witnessing the greatest soul artist of all time. this from fellow american singer diana ross and sitting in prayer for the wonderful golden spirit of the wreath of franklin. for president barack obama also paying tribute and her voice we could feel our history all of it and in every shape our power and our pain our darkness and our light our quest for redemption and a. hard one respects. rita's father said she would sing for kings. and she also sang for president. obama. read. the. speech. on the last current u.s. president also paid his respects to the queen of soul she was given a great gift from god her voice and she used it well people loved aretha she's special woman. a diva divine with a voice for the ages. this is deja vu news still to come on this program greece prepares for the end of its balance of programs coming up next week but how much as a benefit of the country's people. plus filling job vacancies here in germany has attacked us all a verse shortage that more straight ahead. make

over the summer months came out on top at the end of the day this goal in the seventy sixth minute by elton john making the difference enquiries or made it all possible first by winning the ball pulling it back to. this was by the way the first time might have won the opening match in five years. after months of slow progress the u.s. and mexico are reported to be close to striking a deal on renegotiating the north american free trade agreement laughter more matching your business round up with christoph over that coming up next here on do you have in your. behalf fighters want to start families to become farmers or engineers every one of them has a plan about. selling it's just that the children who have always been the lawyer and those that will follow are part of a new business. they could be the future of collaboration. granting opportunities global news that matters d. w. made for mines.

coming to the end of its lifespan in the search for on his ministers have gone on the attack accusing elton's thought it negligence but people we've spoken to say the government itself has serious questions to answer. that the government is giving very nice speeches still have to see what they are able to solo of haifa where house and of a bridge was affected by the collapse i want to see the facts also because we have to give up to work a little bit but. i think to find solutions the government is only been in charge for two months we need more time to see what it does going to be able to build a good result but. she did i believe in solving the culprits need to pay let's hope those who are felt really pay this time because we are very angry there was no monitoring nothing was done here people die here and nobody talks about it the day off to the government to. the world cup and sometimes controversy doesn't help solve problems but sometimes it can be used to point out who is responsible. with a nation in mourning a state funeral will take place here for those who lost their lives in this tr

british singer elton john tweeting this she sang and played magnificently and we all wept we were witnessing the greatest soul artist of all time. this young fellow american singer diana ross and sitting in prayer for the wonderful golden spirit of the wreath the franklin. former president barack obama also paying tribute and her voice you could feel our history all of it and in every shade out how our and our pain our darkness and our light our quest for redemption and our. hard won respect. his father said she would sing for kings. and she also sang for president. read. on her and us president also paid his respects to the queen of soul she was given a great gift from god her voice and she used it well people loved aretha she's special woman. a diva divine with a voice for the ages. now for our top story here on d w officials in india say the death toll from massive flooding in the state of carolina has jumped to more than one hundred sixty hundreds of thousands of people have been left homeless by the floods the worst state has seen in the really a century. don't forget you can always get

greatness as a musician and a fine human being will live with us for ever here's british singer songwriter elton john she sang and played magnificently and we all wept we were witnessing the greatest soul artist of all time i adored her i worship her talent god bless her my condolences to her family and friends we shared the same birthday and that meant so much to me and diana ross american singer and former member of the supremes says and i'm sitting in prayer for the wonderful golden spirit of her franklin finally this from hillary clinton mourning the loss today of aretha franklin who shared her spirit and talent with the world she deserves not only our respect and also our lasting gratitude for opening our eyes ears and hearts rest in eternal peace my friend. the rest of the day said news more than three hundred fifty news outlets across the united states have pledged to run editorials today in defense of press freedom they're condemning president trump's attacks on what he calls fake news and he suggestions that journalists from news organizations that oppose his policies are enemies of the

been flowing in on social media from fans from politicians and from fellow musicians british singer elton john for instance tweeting this she sang and played magnificently and we all wept we were witnessing the greatest solo artist of all time i adored her and worship the talent god bless my condolences to all her family and friends we shared the same birthday and that meant so much to me there's also from fellow american singer diana ross i'm sitting in prayer for the wonderful golden spirit of retha franklin former president barack obama also paying tribute retha help to find the american experience in her voice we could feel our history all of it and in every shade our power and our pain our darkness into light our quest for redemption and a hard one respect may the queen of soul rest in eternal peace finally a veteran of the u.s. civil rights movement the reverend jesse jackson who knew aretha franklin for the last six years he was reportedly at her bedside during her final days he tweeted this a lot of music left the earth today the heavens rejoice rest in heaven the peace. ok we're

at an elton john aids foundation gala. she was really the most fabulous woman and we will miss her. there have been rate tributes today. we will learn more about what drove her and her possible routes. her passing, is the passing of an age. she covers a period where rock 'n roll became if you like the number one sort of seeing being medium of the world, whatever your language, wherever you were. she was also part of the civil rights movement, her father was a friend of martin king. she saying early on and when she went to the south she cannot stay in the same hotels as members of her band who we re white and we have seen her singing in many democratic presidential and operations. donald trump said that she worked at him and she saying at one of his properties. but i think this is sort of a moment in time we will look back and one looks back at the death ofjohn lennon and think... in what she achieved in her career, you remember all the times. and bell she also did, have that numberone and bell she also did, have that number one hit with george michael which girl he was called i knew

then there was elton john.oves real music, music from the heart, the soul, and the church. her voice was unique. her piano playing underrated. she was one of my favorite pianists. joining us now, someone who knew just what a talent she was, ralph armstrong, aretha franklin's bass player for decades. ralph, thank you so much for taking the time with us today. >> thank you for calling. >> tell us how you, how the people who knew her best, who spent so much time with her, tell us how you're doing now. >> well, i'm a little -- right now, but i know she's in the hands of god because she was truly a great person, an intellectual, and a great american. >> tell us a story about her, the time you spent with her. >> oh, let me tell you something. if you didn't play for aretha, she will let you know it. she said, you got to give 100%. if you didn't get it, the queen behead you. >> no one would want to face that. >> right. but the thing about her that made her special and made her a queen, and a lot of singers don't unders

at an elton john aids foundation gala. she was really the most fabulous woman and we will miss her.routes. her passing, is the passing of an age. she covers a period where rock 'n roll became if you like the number one sort of seeing being medium of the world, whatever your language, wherever you were. she was also part of the civil rights movement, her father was a friend of martin king. she saying early on and when she went

sir elton said her loss was a blow for everybody who loves real music.rtney said the memory of her greatness as a musician and a fine human being would live with us for ever. # all i'm asking is for a little respect... the queen of soul, respected by so many and missed by all. # all i'm asking in return, honey...# that was peter bowes reporting, and hejoins us now from los angeles. peter, there have been responses from all over the world to this news? yes, fellow musicians, some of the tributes we have heard about, but ordinary people as well, that's what's been so striking to me here in la, people going to the star on the walk of fame and in detroit going to the church where she first performed, and people say they are telling the stories of their memories, and why they liked her so much — lot of women said they felt she understood them and there was a little bit of what they had gone through perhaps in their difficult lives that she managed to express and express with great dignity. people also talking about the times that might have seen her perform,

well, he thought it would be fun to send pompeo with an elton john cd with the song "rocket man." signed. it's not signed by elton john-- it's signed by president trump. ( as trump ) "dear kim, i didn't write this, but i did listen to it. put it on to remember that time i insulted your penis. ( laughter ) stay sweet, have a great summer, don." we have a great show for you tonight. dwayne johnson is here. ( cheers and applause ) but when we return, stick around. the new white house chief of communications director. whoa, what's going on? evelyn's playing fortnite on the new samsung galaxy note9. it's the fastest note ever and is now 50% off the lease. everyone is going to want one from sprint. wait, 50% off? my analysis confirms this galaxy note9 is perfect for fortnite. and you've been practicing on a network built for unlimited. you know evelyn, this is actually a really- i won. how? never underestimate the boogie bomb. (avo) switch to sprint and get 50% off a lease on the new samsung galaxy note9 and get the galaxy skin free. boogie! boogie! boogie! for people with hearing loss,

. >> i was at -- i think she did -- >> the elton john. >> elton john, with clyde davis. >> yes.w you got connected. tell me about that show. >> the last -- she was -- now i can talk about it. she's been sick for a long time. and then she rallied. she got sick first in 2010 and things were very bad. and then she really rallied. she'd never discussed her condition. she would never tell us what was wrong, exactly. but she got better and really started doing great shows. and also, because of the illness, she lost weight. so the irony was that she -- her voice was stronger. so she was really singing great, and she knew it. so come the time for philadelphia, she had done a show in ft. wayne, indiana, in july last year, and it wasn't so good. i could see it on youtube. i called her and i said, i'm meeting you in philadelphia on august 26th. so we had dinner. and then she went out and did this show. and it was remarkable. and it was -- it was her last show. but i'll tell you, the people who were there will tell you, it was -- like she had never been sick and her voice had top power. and

some in the united states have begun to comb elton gray hairs all hide their wrinkles. they've lived here for more than thirty years because they have residence permits but for the first time in years they feel insecure. president trump statements alum them that's why this sports center on the outskirts of austin is full today. one that has. set the scene distinct this is not in the big board and we're not. paradoxically it's the mexico consulate the organizer of this campus that advises people who want to apply for u.s. citizenship. if i just kept on going to keep me for my maiden name i'm a meeting means in fairness to me that this is going to get this either a chair icici easy to kill or it could be that they may be quick to fight he may kick or to get either you give them a quota man and i said no as i do that in a second scene they get him on the stuff in my face it was up in sap. and you can walk though they protect your own image and if you're not. and if he's going to messiness and it's this is that when he got out of the attic and woke us going to point that ou

ha some in the united states have begun to comb elton gray hairs all hide their wrinkles. they've lived here for more than thirty years because they have residence permits but for the first time in years they feel insecure. president trump statements alum them that's why this sports center on the outskirts of austin is full today. on the fantasy. said the seem to think this is not enough because it will be enough. paradoxically it's the mexico consulate the organizer of this campus that advises people who want to apply for u.s. citizenship. can't get by just going on to keep me for money that they might a meeting means in fairness to me that this is going to get this either chad icici e.b. to give birth to us maybe cause it to fight he may kick or to get out or you can let me quote a man and i said no as i do that in a second scene they get him and the stuff in my face it was up in sap. and you can walk to the front thinks you're an amateur and if you're not. and if this is going to messiness and it's this is that when he got in the attic and woke us going to point that ou

elton john. los rolling stones. beatles.de don manuel también han pasado artistas latinos de la talla de juan gabriel, a quien dice apreciaba mucho. los tigres del norte y hasta el potrillo, alejandro fernández. luego de tantos logros y éxitos personales y profesionales, don manuel dice tener un gran consejo para los más jóvenes. manuel: frente arriba, viento en popa y a toda vela. aviéntense, porque nadie les va a dar nada. nadie. no. dios no nos da. Él nomás nos ayuda. ilia: así llegamos al final de esta edición. teresa: muchas gracias por su preferencia y hasta pronto. [música] ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: hoy en "doctor juan" hablaremos a corazÓn abierto con luis gÓmez, presentador del noticiero univisiÓn de nueva york. lleva una fuerte batalla contra el cÁncer de testÍculo, hÍgado y pulmÓn. o damos a conocer su historia inspiradora de lucha por su vida. ♪ ademÁs, serena williams confesÓ que sufre depresiÓn posparto. hoy hablaremos de los sÍntomas y de cÓmo lo podemos combatir. no sÓlo afecta a las mujeres, pas hombres tambiÉn lo pued

at elton john's aid benefits last year. in the cathedral of st. john the divine in harlem, just a couple of blocks from my office. so elton john and i had done a lot of work together for a long time on aids and he asked me to come. i showed up. i said, well, you know, he said, aretha is the talent. so i showed up a little early. and i was like a grade school kid. here i am, a gray-haired guy. sure enough she heard i was there and she summoned me back. and she is sitting there. i mean, obviously desperately ill. gaunt. she stood right up and said, how you doing, baby? i said, well, i'm doing better now. and she said, she said, well look at me. i finally got thin again. it took a lot of guts to say that. and then she went out into this setting, and all these people who loved her and were awe struck and said, can you believe she showed up? and she sang not one song, not two songs, not three songs. she had to bring a chair out and she sang for 45 straight minutes. [ applause ] that's why i want to say to the young people here, the people who may not e

they get serenaded with elton john and ifu lucky, butterfly filters. >> kate, we know, is expecting hergirl. and if kate wants to know what's in her baby girl's future or her love life alone, she'll enlist the help of her go-to-gal, psychic to the stars jayne wallace. >> kate hudson, she's now pregnant. do you think they'll get married? >> i think yeah. truthfully, i think she'll marry and then have another one with him. i think this man is different. he's her soulmate, her twin flame, so i think the future for her looks really good. >> aside from kate, jayne says she's done readings for kim k. she sees politics in her future. there's also leslie mann and larry king. as a psychic, jane connects with a person's aura and then reads what's in their future. >> nick jonas, priyanka chopra. >> so the empress is generally the card of fertility. she wants to be a mom and she wants a family. i'm going to say twins or there's two very close together. >> also in the cards of cho-nas? a secret wedding in the maldives or a beach somewhere. but for ariana and pete, jayne thinks they'll have intimate

. >> horatio sanz is doing like his elton john impressions. >> seth: he was scream-singing elton johnwelcome to new yodr. this is thm." and then, like, a month or two later i saw you at a pty. and i was with a -- like a platonic girlfriend of mine.y she said, "oh,d. i have the biggest crush on seth meyers." i'm like, "i know him. i host i know this guy." so we went over to say hi to you. and yowere really nice to her. and then you said, "by the way, topher, you were like the grtest host ever." i was like, "oh, well, i mean, maybe for the seasli. but not fo the whole -- [ laughter ] not ever." and you go, "oh, my god. no, i meant at your house that time. [ laughter and applause ] you are actually not that good a host at "snl." >> seth: i value one so much higher than the other. by the way, man, congratulations onhis movie. >> thank you. >> seth: it's fantastic. the reviews are wonderful. and you had not an easy task. and for those who haven't seen this film, there is a st lightness to this story.re i mean it'ly told in a really unique way. but you have to play this, you ow, horrifying

at elton john's aids benefit last year. in the cathedral of st.ohn the divine in harlem, just a couple of blocks from my office. elton john and i had done a lot of work together for a long time on aids, and he asked me to come, i showed up. and i said well, you know, he said aretha is a talent, so i showed up early. i was like a grade school kid, gray-haired guy. sure nufer, she heard i was there. and she summoned me back sure enough. she's sitting there, i mean obviously desperately ill. gaunt, she stood right up and said how you doing, baby. [laughing] i thought, well, i said i'm doing better now. and she said, she said well look at me. i finally got thin again. that took a lot of guts to say that. and then she went out into this setting, and all these people who loved her and were you a struck, said can you believe she showed up? and she sang not one song, not two songs, not three songs, she had them bring a chair out and she sang for 45 straight minutes! [applause] that's what i want to say to the young people here, the people who may not even

some in the united states have begun to comb elton gray hairs all hide their wrinkles. they've lived here for more than thirty years because they have residence permits but for the first time in years they feel insecure. president trump statements alum them that's why this sports center on the outskirts of austin is full today. one that has. set the scene does make this into a big ordeal you know. paradoxically it's the mexico consulate the organizer of this campus that advises people who want to apply for u.s. citizenship. if i just get on very few people let me for my maiden name i'm a meeting means in fairness to me that this is then i get to see the chair icici edict give earth to the u.s. navy was there to buy him a cake or to get out there you can't let me quote a man and i said no as i do that in a second scene they get him i'm a stuffy i basically was up in sap. and you can walk through the projects your own image and if you're not. and that he's going to mess in it and it's this is that when he got in the attic and look at it i'm the one that is in there when h

elton john tweaking, she sang and played magnificently, and we all wept. witnessing the greatest solo artist of all time. i adored her. god bless her. my condolences to all her family and friends. we shared the same birthday and that meant so much to me. this also from diana ross, i am sitting in prayer for the wonderful golden spirit of aretha franklin. former president barack obama, also paying tribute, aretha helped define the american experience in her voice. you could feel her history, our power, our pain, our darkness, our light and our hard-won respect. made queen of soul rest in eternal peace -- may the queen of soul rest in eternal peace. the rev. jessee jackson new aretha franklin for 60 years and was reportedly at her bedside in her final days. he tweeted this. a lot of music left ear of the day but heaven rejoice. rest in peace. we are going to stay in the u.s., because around 350 news outlets across the country have been running editorials today and defense of press freedom. the initiative was launched by "the boston globe" using the image beh

diana ross, paul mccartney, john legend, elton john more artists expressing how much franklin mint to them. former president barack obama and misses obama saying franklin helped us feel more connected to each other, more hopeful, more human martin luther king jr.'s children remembering her role in civil rights . the bernice king calling her a voice in the movement. admiration was a constant throughout franklin's life. the late whitney houston once saying, it is the emotions franklin evoked that are so inspirational. >> aretha's voice is just something that's -- that she has and the way she makes people feel was what i wanted to have. >> reporter: a number of tributes are now planned in detroit. >> she meant so much to detroit on so many levels. one of the greatest joys of my time as mayor was june of last year when i got to award aretha franklin the key to the city. >> reporter: among franklin's many accolades were 18 grammy awards and two honorary grammys. she was the first woman inducted into the rock 'n roll hall of fame. the youngest recipient of the kennedy center honors and rece

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she covered elton john's border song., where she came from from what she put out to the world. she was not a performer putting on a persona. what you see is who aretha franklin was. >> exactly. >> and i think that is what is critical and different from her and other artists. she wouldn't let you separate her. as dr. dyson just said, that was her. when she would have a friend in dr. dyson or a friend in those of us in civil rights like myself, that was because she chose to stay true to who she was and who her father was. she never gave that up and she knew that that may be controversial in some areas, but she wouldn't compromise her authenticity and at the same time it exalted her artistry. >> let me ask you this, professor. if you were going to teach a course on aretha franklin, what would the course description say? >> well, first of all, it would begin with the legendary clarence levon franklin, her father, out of new bethel baptist church in detroit, michigan, mississippi bred, tennessee touched, and yesterday a man wh