it's hard to with even elton john with this t.v. i think she will be able what however i am totally prepared to be completely wrong about that because you never know with the christmas of thank you and whether it's a superstar an artist with a home advantage a song for charity the golden oldie or a new song will have to wait until december twenty first to know who will top the u.k. charts this christmas. and we stay on the topic of christmas and now express even sounds like loss has something to say but first we start off the festive celebrations on ice. the world's biggest temporary covered ice rink has opened in paris it's the fourth year that skaters can enjoy some three thousand square metres of ice under the glass roof of the grandpa today. the rink is open to skaters from ten am to seven pm in the evening it's transformed into a frozen disco it will remain open until january the night. in revenue make finland santa claus is asking people to respect the environment to donate should he broadcast his traditional season's screenin

that is what we are protesting against. —— belgian. of elton people.ther part of town, a smaller, counterdemonstration. they are calling the right wing groups fascist. translation: we want to raise the alarm bell to show the organisers of the other demo are fascist. they advertise hate and dissemination and they are violent. we wa nt dissemination and they are violent. we want to warn people and send a different message. right wing groups called for protests after the pack was signed last week, something the united nations believes is a step in the right direction. it will reduce the right direction. it will reduce the chaos of irregular dangerous migration. it will increase access to safe, legal pathways, for insta nce to to safe, legal pathways, for instance to the labour market to have deficits in human resources and will meet foreign workers. the issue of managing migration in europe is complex and one with far reaching political implications. not least, here in belgium, where the prime minister's government lost its majority because of the pack. 0

but veteran british pop star elton john could be hot on her heels he's revived his old hit your song for a new t.v. commercial. it's. just. not joe sparrow knows the british music business the man from manchester works as a music blogger and manages young bands. it's something everyone is interested in everyone is still even if any generation they still want to know they're still interested in who is number one of course there is still excitement around being the want to christmas time it is a big cultural event and it's in all the newspapers at the moment people are speculating who's going to be number one this year. last year's number one hit it christmas was perfect by and sharing these days the winner is determined not only by sales of cd's and vinyl but increasingly by which song is downloaded and streamed about sed. that wasn't yet the case in this band's heyday in one nine hundred seventy three rock groups laid scored the number one holiday hit with their song merry christmas everybody. i mean the beatles were also very successful at christmas landing for number one christmas

some in the united states have begun to comb elton gray has all hide their wrinkles . they've lived 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 this week this is. 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 thank you for you or me for my maiden name and it made me. you know see me about this because then i get to see the chap icici eat a killer of to me that maybe it was at the price you make it to get either you gave them a quote of mine and i said no as i do that most i could see they getting i was stuffing my face it was up and sad. people are so they perfect your own image. and if he's going to mention it and it's just that when he got out of the attic and the guy said i'm the one battle. and then he got out and i think of all those things that it shows and i think he t

. ♪ >> it was for elton john's aids foundation gala.tha began her career singing in church and toured with her father's caravan. >> the church and the forums we had services in were the training grounds for me. >> aretha was an icon for feminism and civil rights. s in her last interviews she told us she wanted to be remembered for her muse sbik humanitarian work. >> before you can be a great or good anything else, you have 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 ♪ i >> the chi conwas set off with a service in detroit. faith hill, ariana grande and jennifer hudson all performed. ♪ you make me feel >> the basis of them, soul and soul is absolutely enduring. ♪ yeah >> there will never be another ever. >> ever. ever. >>> now, from the queen of soul to the king of the box office. he was the number one movie star in the world for the entire decade of the '80s and we kept working right up until the very end. >> i don't ha

some in the united states have begun to comb elton gray hairs or 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. home. president trump statements alum them that's why this sports center on the outskirts of austin is full today. one that has. said the seem to think this is not enough because it will be a 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 maid and the my maid and means in fairness to me that this is them i get to see the chair icici eat it give us to us maybe cause it to buy him a cake 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 i'm stuffing my face it was up in sap. and you can walk through the projects you're an amateur and if you're not. and if he's going to messiness and it's this is that when he got in the attic and woke up on the porch that it is you know when he

to comb elton gray hairs or 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 in secure home. president trump statements alum them that's why this sports center on the outskirts of austin is full today. don imus. said the scene does make this into a big order. 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 thank you people i mean for my maid at the my meeting means in fairness to me that this is them i get to see their child icici eat a killer of us maybe it was after he make a quote to give either you give them a quote of mine and i said no as i do that in a second scene they get him on the stuff in my face it was up and sad. and you can walk through the projects you don't know much and if you're not. and if he's going to mention it and it's just that when he got out of the attic and the guy's going to want battle. you know when he got in th

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. home. president trump statements alum them that's why this sports center on the outskirts of austin is full today. don imus. said the scene does make this into court it will be a. paradox a cli 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 to people let me put my mate at the meeting means in fairness to me that this guy is going to get this either chad icici either killer of to us to maybe quit and to buy him a cake or to give either he gave them a quote of mine and i said no as i do that in a second scene they get him i'm stuffing 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 he's going to messiness and it's this is that when he got into the attic and the guys going to point that out. and then he got in the

. >> we reached out to sheriff smith and district attorney elton mathis, but they have not returned our for comment. but her family insists their sandy's death requires more than an apology. for a woman who dared to demand her dignity and an audacity that cost her her life. >> that's what we're told. if we get a good education, if we show up, then that's our ticket to be free. why do i have to purchase my ticket to be free? just let me be free and exist. >> yes. >> and that's what this issue is about. >> say her name. the life and death of sandra bland is airing now on hbo. >>> and next, george herbert walker bush, his final trip to washington and a presidential salute. be right back. with moderate to severe crohn's disease, i was there, just not always where i needed to be. is she alright? i hope so. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief and many achieved remission in as little as 4 weeks. humira can lower your ab

but veteran british pop star elton john could throw a spanner in the words he's revived his old hit your song for a new t.v. commercial. it's to lose. joe sparrow knows his way around the british music business the man from manchester works as a music blogger and manages young bands is something everyone is interested in everyone is still even if any generation they still want to know they're still interested in who is number one of course there is still excitement around being number one of christmas time and it is a big cultural event and it's in all the newspapers at the moment people are speculating who's going to be number one this year. don't. just glynn also has a chance of taking the top spot the british singer song thursday has been in the u.k. charts for nine weeks the week before christmas is a lucrative time for the u.k. music industry people buy and stream more songs during this week than at any other time of year teens are particularly eager to support their favorite stars the still a quite a strong interest from young friends so fourteen fifteen year old fans particularly

hesitation what is it about that game that is so appealing to writers i don't know i think i think elton john room steward said the same thing about that and it wasn't even the football career which is playing one cup final at wembley i think it's of course is something that we grew up with it's is the dream of. making the perfect school in perth with gold it's the physical with something you can you you can touch i was just. i don't for many years now rock climbing our story quite late in life and i did my first well it was a difficult route of i've been working on and when i came down i got a message out for the first down my book was on the top of the u.k. besa list and mark climbing partner asked me you know what makes you most happy that you're on top there all i just did this route and i had to admit it was doing the route which was for me a personal challenge she was moved climbing history in in any way buddy. it's just the fact that you have the physical. movie itself you think. it was so concrete being a bestseller it's it depends on so many things i mean there are so many novel

in an elton made to russia the us threatens to date a quarter cold war era nuclear treaty giving moscow two months to rectify what it calls a multiple violations. observation wide protests and the most violent riots in paris in half a century the french government kneels by is suspending a controversial hike in the cost of fuel for six months also to count. us radio stations and banning the christmas classic baby it's cold outside after a backlash from me to activists all guests debate the issue i. think there's a lot of outrage i think women are really really angry what's behind it is you know women want to believe we're going to what change there are a lot of important issues right now and when we focus on songs like this and try to get it out i mean what we're painting a message that needs to has just become unhinged. it's eleven o'clock am in moscow and you're watching all t international live from our studio with me in a day or two to welcome to the program. the u.s. secretary of state has issued an ultimatum to russia for its perceived by a violation of a core nuclear missile trea

conference on elton's zero viewfinder. when you wash your heart out i usually try to do believe the house watch me in on one of the last thing on a group called love. for you me leave me here for me to come or not one all morning long argument that they were from monologue portnoy mama howard on down through this young doctor cause my mom objects don't form brought back from. that and i miss my darling with that one aspect checks. and bikes which. i can be that each of us. is on. but. you know how that. was he saw customers that make us. one by the mouth of the town. i am behind but in any case what in your mean chances on me things. look. on the map now averages gathered. he said yes. as if any industry in the us. that this is so michelle obama quote me. i'm up for that and sell. them when they are struggling. you need is not. yes. i. would like come up. with the ticket but i'm going up on the i think it was amazing when open when i. come in so you go to the good each morning but it up among the time i'm out plus the. kid

elton john's youngest brother was there checking things out. it was 6-0.n bailey has his kick brought by bobby wagner. the seahawks take over. russell wilson. he had 72 yards passing. he rushed for 61 yards. down the sideline. look at the defender just give up. out about he goes. this sets up a short touchdown. horrible night for kurt cousins. 29 yards on the turnover. 21-7 was the final. there is no rebuild their. there action looking good at 8- 5. >>> st. mary's off to a sluggish start. college basketball tonight. some people may right mall. not defense who were out in force. he used a swiss army knife doing it all. veterans of basketball. he had 18 points. st. mary's. there now 7-4. that is the sports for me tonight. time for more news. >>> coming up next. when you have these been thrown into the lake with no end in sight, it is very concerning.>> troubled waters. why the electric scooters are being tossed in the lake. could it be endangering the environment. >>> in recent months, dozens of those critters have been dug up. >> the scooters pose a potenti

statements of arrest of thirty two people during a rally at a border separating san diego from tijuana then elton front of guards calling for an end to the detention and deportation of asylum seekers about three hundred people including many religious leaders from sunday or took part most were arrested for trespassing. a group of protesters have been found guilty of terrorism related offenses in the u.k. for training cells to a plane they were trying to stop people from being deported to africa the plane was to takeoff from london stansted airport where the fifteen activists broke through a perimeter fence to reporters. it was eighteen months ago that anti deportation activists breach security at stansted airport and change themselves to the aircraft to stop it taking off. what charge should a dangerous and airdrome a criminal offense introduced after obama brought down a plane on the scottish town of lockerbie in one nine hundred eighty eight this woman was about to be deported to nigeria despite living in the u.k. for twenty eight years and having offered proof that she had the right to stay wh

. >> what about elton john?. >> i'm 0 for 2. >>> a new study shows benefits to employees and business by cutting workdays. workers are more motivated, leading to higher productivity and there's less burnout. workers reported getting as much done in 32 hours as when they were scheduled 40 hours a week because they were more focused at work. >>> tomorrow we are live with comedian don reed, whose variety show is playing in berkeley. plus, one of the stars of gotham ahead of the final season. >> get your christmas shopping done? >> no, not yet. >> have you started at all? >> i have. >> good. we have made progress. >> i've purchased a gift. we have a long way to go. >> plenty of time. thanks a lot. see you back here at noon. i'm lucky to get through a shift without a disaster. my bargain detergent couldn't keep up. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. number one trusted. number one awarded. it's got to be tide ♪ so we don't want you to pay yone cent more than you need to f

. >> i think elton john is great and the stones are great and the beatles i love. >> according to theobert mueller is zeroing in on the late night phone calls. >> we are going win so much. >> not the first time trump's cell phone habits have come under scrutiny. they were reported in this presidential game of telephone. his frenemies are listening in. are they overhearing anything useful? instead of state secrets, it's a play by play of him talking to his friend, hannity. >> this is the biggest story. this is a big, big story. >> instead of geopolitical secrets, they are hearing the president taking to tom brady about, i don't know, kanye west. >> kanye has been a friend of mine for a long time. >> that's the best case scenario. >> i'm screaming at people all day long for weeks. >> one can only imagine john kelly having to take extraordinary measures to limit the president's iphone privileges. >> hello? >> then again it is an e-mail. >> no one wants their personal e-mails made public. >> we have got so much more ahead in the newsroom and it starts right now. >> hello and thank you for

century with 1. 6 billion streams is a, bohemian rhapsody by queen, thriller by michael jackson or c, eltonndle in thec, wind. >> bohemian rhapsody. i know that. my parents made me play it. >> you have to sing it if that's your answer. from the top. >> tucker: lauren says it's bohemian rhapsody. is it?ay >> bohemian rhapsody is the. mot streamed classic rock song from the 20th century. also a surge in neck injuries from metal rockers singing the song in their car. ♪ >> tucker: for the record, you said service animal and emotional support. service animals are like for the blind. >> understood. >> tucker: okay. so it's 2-2. again we find ourselves where we were last time in sudden death. it's settled by a bonus question. this is multiple choice. what is the best selling album, musical album in american history. is it thriller by michael jackson, b, the eagle's greatest hits or c, yellow submarine by the beatles? lauren? >> this is a shout out to my parents. they made us listen to the eagles so much. so i'm going with eagles. >> tucker: desperado is on that album that is correct. the eagles gr

. >> with elton john singing away, 9:00 hour time is when the first one is supposed to happen. >> rocketan. >> the four of them, we'll have more on that coming up. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2", tuesday morning, >> and i'm pam cook. things for waking up with ums. was it foggy where you are. >> it was on my job. >> that's worth and trip, going to cape canaveral. >> i went there too, i within the with my parents. >> it's amazing when you get to see one of the shuttles are up close. >> and how small the capsules are. >> how small, that's true. >> and you get to see spacex too. >> not widespread, some are moving around as it usually does. it will be mostly sunny, chris henry in morgan hill, not much frost, it's if the smoke day in early and mid-november. that's and statement you don't hear every day. early next week, that's true, we'll get back to the low 30s, maybe next tours night into wednesday. it looks like morning fog and unless you're north of santa rosa, rain isn't staying to the north. there's a lot of up there, 3/3s, half mile visibility. we're keeping an i'm on livermore as

and from celine to elton john to jay low who she studied on the strip. >> is that because you're a fan or doing homework. >> days after posting this bizarre video. >> you wouldn't rush to judgment without facts, would you? >> an

. >>> a little elton john for you this christmas morning. it is december 25.at oracle. good morning. and merry christmas. >> but i don't think he will be playing that song. >> i think he has a few other good ones. >> i'm allie rasmus. >> and i'm frank mallicoat. and mike is here talking about what looks like a beautiful day. >> can you feel the heat from the fireplace? every once in a while you will see that happened but and i school start this morning. you want to bundle up with a coat or jacket or sweater but as you can see already with a live camera off to a beautiful spot beautiful start this morning. all the raindrops were dodging yesterday, those clouds have moved out of town. it's shaping up to be a pretty nice day. here is the golden gate camera. look at how the shadows of the tower casted on the headland. need and of course it is a very crowded spot during the holidays. i'm sure that will be the case later today. a chilly morning. we have a few 40s and some sunny skies this afternoon. winds around 20 to 25 miles per hour. here is a satellite and radar

in 1978, spitz moved on to manage elton john, eventually retiring from the music industry in 1980 to pursue his love of writing. he is the author of nine books, including "barefoot in babylon," the eye-opening documentary of the woodstock music festival which will be republished next year on its 50th anniversary. he wrote the beatles, his definitive best-selling biography on the phenomenal super group. his screenplay "the silent victim" was made into a movie he hopes no one ever sees. his articles have appeared in almost every major magazine including "rolling stone" and "new york times" magazine, "washington post," "esquire," " "gq" and the oprah magazine. his one-woman show about julia childs will be on broadway in two years. we are here with bob to discuss his most recent work, reagan, an american journey. please join me in welcoming bob spitz. >> thank you, nathan. i'm sure you are very eager to hear about a time when there was a little more civility in washington and i imagine a few of you have said to yourselves hold on a second, is he grover cleveland's biographer? i have a co

so they can send all the messages and elton john cds they want, but the fact is there hasn't been any in talks. and in fact, you know, okay, two months ago, secretary of state mike pompeo was in north korea saying they were very close to establishing a date for the next summitt between trump and kim jong-un. a month later, though, thee abruptly canceled a meeting he was supposed to have with the north koreans. is the meeting and where is the progress towards denuclearization? those are questions we are not getting answers to. >> and all standards set by this administration. right? not by others to be the standards for success. michelle, thanks very much. >>> the prosecutor could wrap up as early as tomorrow. this in the murder trial of a man accused of plowing his car into a crowd of counterprotesters at a white nationalist rally in virginia last year. shocking to see. heather haier was killed, several others were injured. prosecutors plan to introduce two memes the suspect posted months before the crash. they show a car running into a group of people. defense is supposed to argue the

. >> well, i think elton john is great. i think the stones are great.> but now according to "the washington post," robert mueller is zeroing in on the late night phone calls between trump and stone. >> we're going to win so much. >> it's not the first time trup p a trump's cell phone hanlts came under scrutiny. mr. trump's friends are also listening in. are they overhearing anything useful? hopefully instead of state secrets, its a play-by-play of the president talking to his pal about his nightly broadcast. >> this is the biggest story. this is a big, big story. >> perhaps instead of geoo political secrets, they're hearing the president talking to patriots quarterback tom brady about, i don't know, kanye west. >> kanye's been a friend of mine for a long time. >> that's just the best case scenario. >> i'm on the phone screaming at people all day long for weeks. >> one can only imagine john kelly having to take extraordinary measures to limit the president's iphone privileges. then again, at least it is an e-mail. >> no one wants their personal e-mails m

. >> elton john. >> tucker: question four. it's 2-1, by the way. multiple choice.oice about the weirdest video of the week. an american tourist had a near-death experience high above the swiss alps after somebody forgot to buckle his safety harness and left him holding on for dear life. which activity was the man doing at the time? was in hang gliding, bungee jumping, skydiving? >> hang gliding with the creepy lawyer. >> tucker: seriously, he was there? we are not going to hold her to that. was it hang gliding as cory said? >> a first-time hang glider holding on for dear life. his safety harness was not connected. swing tell mike clinging to the pilot. the pilot had trouble controlling the glider. >> can't even hold onto his clients. much less a hang glider. final question, this one also multiple choice. first lady melania trump has unveiled the christmas decorations of the white house. they feature tens of thousands of red ornaments. what is this year's theme? is it winter wonderland, blessings from the heartland or american treasures? cory. >> american treasures.

. >> well, i think elton john is great, i think the stones are great, the beetles i love. >> but nowwashington post" robert mueller is zeroing in on those late night calls between trump and stone. it's not the first time trump and stone's habits have come under scrutiny. mr. trump's phrenomies are also listening in. are they overhearing anything useful? hopefully instead of state secrets it's just a play by play of the president talking to hannity about the new broadcast. perhaps they're hearing the president talking about say the patriots tom brady and kanye west, but that's just the best case scenario. one can only imagine the chief of staff john kelly taking extraordinary measures to limit the president's iphone privileges. >> hello. >> and then again at least it is an e-mail. >> no one wants their personal e-mails made public. >> tonight marks a very special cnn tradition, cnn heroes. >> we're humans helping humans and they need our help. >> we are truly giving the gift of mobility. >> through the best the world has to offer. >> we're building something that matters a lot more th

under her leadership the country has become one of the finest growing economies in the world she was elton into the in power with him main rival she latest zia for most of the last three decades zia heads the bangladesh national party the largest in opposition coalition but she is currently in prison serving seventeen years for corruption charges she says are politically motivated and leader bangladeshis opposition alliance has called the vote full circle and is calling for a new election to be held under the authority of a nonpartisan government. look being people are being arrested candidates are being arrested and one get a little receiving president did not know her daughter would not be a rose i could not be with a world that. even a bad real nightmare could not think it was wrong that is over forty seven you and i would have the it isn't a good causes. tanveer chantry joins me now from. the scene of the saying just a. bit of course the opposition is saying this is still sick and the calling for fresh is likely to get any traction well it depends on who you ask also in the street i'm

consul on elton's zero. in a surprise visit to u.s. troops in there president trump stands by his order to pull american soldiers out of syria while critics warn against a hasty withdrawal it's reported afghanistan could be next what is trump strategy and how will the region fare with his decisions this is inside stuart. hello and welcome to the program i'm. donald trump made an unannounced visit to u.s. troops in there right off the day after christmas he'd been criticized for not going to a conflict zone in the two years since becoming president the trip only lasted three hours and he didn't meet any of the docs leadership but he used the opportunity to defend his decision to withdraw american soldiers from syria our presence in syria was not open ended and was never intended to be permanent. eight years ago. we went there for three months and we never left but what a job you have done what they have done i made it clear from the beginning that our mission in syria was to strip isis of its military strongholds we're not nation buildi

. >> elton john is behind it. >> welcome to "cbs this morning." >> that was a joke he put in, not me.you wake up in the west there say powerful storm that threatens travel plans for 76 million of us. heavy rain is expected to cause flooding in the southeast, and it will affect the northeast by tomorrow. >> aaa is expecting that 112.5 million americans will travel by air, road and train by the end of the year. it could take longer to get to major u.s. cities. david is on the new york washington bridge. good morning. >> reporter: we are sitting in rush hour traffic at ten miles per hour on what is according to aaa the worst travel season. roughly 102 million people will be packing the roadways this season, that's more than one-third of all americans and the highest number reported since aaa started keeping track of that stuff in 2001. more than 6.5 million people will be flying across the nation this year. that's a 15-year high. aaa says the increase in holiday road travelers is due to two things. there is an increase in disposable income and also the national price average for gasoline

we're going to play some elton john there is no way we can leave the segment without playing yellow brickor something. what i'm talking about mark, the age old argument is whether the stock market is seeing something that we are not seeing yet or if it is mispricing a global slow down you think the only thing is the fed making a policy mistake and you think the last mic was a bad move by jay powell and friend. let me start by saying happy holidays to all of you i have been on here for 20 years now. here is the answer to your question, joe, there is a couple things out there that are major that could have a substantial impact on the market the first is if they try to impeach president trump, it will be a disaster for the markets. i'm not making a political statement, i'm making a market statement. two, i think the fed made a tremendous mistake in raising the rates. i think if they try to do it any more it will be a negative for the markets. the governors talk about returning to a normal, but since the financial i ddisaster of 208 and 2009 there is no normal. the global banks created $21 tr