elton's in borough already has the highest number of . elton's in london, number of. they still want more. elton's a good idea or are they causing unreasonable restrictions for motorists? joining me now is donna chan , joining me now is donna chan, who is climate columnist at the independent, and howard cox back again, the founder of fair fuel uk. howard go to you first. i think i know what you think about elton's all they announce . yes. the complete stupidity . . yes. the complete stupidity. good. a good afternoon like the fundamentally this is a close thing and it's totally motivated it's nothing to with actually so—called saving the planet. i don't he with no doubt attack me regular he does attack me on twitter me a mass murderer because i support he says fossil fuels. but the simple fact of life is that these sort things closing 75% of roads is going to cause. so much economic damage. it a crass, stupid decision . it it a crass, stupid decision. it is purely political, nothing to do . saving the planet , right? do. saving the planet, right? don't occur. do you th

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brian: why couldn't elton john sing this alone? is it his song?ley: his songs are already hits, and he brought in a fairly newcomer, who is very popular for the younger generation. >> brian: then why not write a new song and do it with a newcomer? >> steve: he recycled, brian. >> ainsley: because it's easier! [laughs] that's the bottom line. it's easier and people like the song. >> brian: sit at the piano, get a notebook, start making g clefs, and write new music. >> ainsley: he had his final tour. >> brian: but you never lose that creativity that creates the magic. >> steve: it's brilliant. he also did the one with britney spears and those are two of the biggest songs in the last few years. people would say that we are retreads because we are on the couch. >> brian: brand-new stuff. we don't come up and say, "let's do yesterday's show." "put the prompter with tuesday's stuff." you've got me on that one. >> ainsley: let's bring in dua lipa and let her sing while we are reading. >> brian: the biggest story that is underreported today, i wore new sh

the search and rescue unit of the unit maria joined from the beginning with her welsh corgi pembroke elton. then he was three months old, at first i just wanted to teach the dog obedience but he showed great talents, a corgi searcher who is the only one in all of ukraine. there are no more like him, he has such a very temperament unusual for this breed , he also has no phobia at all, that is , he is not afraid of anything and everything allows him to work there, not in some such difficult cities as rubble there where well, there are many sounds generators work, and two years ago the girl's family also bought a belgian malinois bullet, well, this dog loves her work, she likes to look for the bodies of living people , but she marks them in different ways, that is, when she finds a living person, she marks it with a bark, when a dead one simply folds or starts digging. it depends on the situation . the girl was currently finishing the 11th grade and had already been with her wards on more than ten trips during the 22 hours of the search operation in the dnipro to pavlograd canine experts with

>> yeah. >> jimmy: he's elton john 24/7?sses off, then it's over. >> jimmy: then he doesn't look like elton john? >> not so much. >> jimmy: you need the accessories sometimes. >> they're very committed. like working with method actors. that's the world the film is set in. impersonator underworld. i play an elvis presley impersonator. >> jimmy: i have a photograph of you as an elvis tribute performer. [ applause ] this is -- i mean, what goes on when you come home in this ensemble? [ laughter ] >> we didn't have any scenes together. so i had no idea until i saw the movie. and she's extraordinary. she's amazing. i didn't recognize her. she's got the voice down, she's got the moves down. it was -- it was unbelievable. >> jimmy: well, but you are in the movie playing a former neil diamond impersonator. [ laughter ] which -- not impersonator, tribute performer, i'm so sorry. >> that's our star, krew boylan. >> krew wrote the film and the star, she's my best friend, she's great. >> jimmy: she plays dolly. >> she plays a dolly part

wanted to, know what story elton's game.s a politician that sense. he was more of a performer,. notice >> if you've been to a, rally that's what it. was >> will tell you what, if that was the question that marjorie taylor greene asked, i think that the answer is, obviously, well, a super bowl. so, i'm just saying, you're not gonna be able to easily match the last year super bowl. and of, course we're just a couple of weeks away from the next one. thank you everyone, thank you to our panel. sticking with me. , and i'm amazed by all of dr. dre knowledge of this panel. i would favor that, well, listen -- >> let's be honest, right? >> plenty of. rock we're ending that. it's not classic rock. thank you everyone for watching. our coverage continues. >> woman: i have a few more minutes. let's go! >> tech vo: that's service that fits your schchedule. go to safelite.com. >> singers: ♪ safelitite repai, safelite replace. ♪ how many rooms are in there? should we go check it out? yeah. we get to stay here all weekend! when you stay at a

i got to walk like an egyptian on broadway as amneris, princess and fiancée of radames, in this eltonice musical. - cris. - what is "aida"? - that's correct. - they make that, $600. - fernando. - what is dow? no. cris or elizabeth? - cris. - what is dupont? - dupont's in delaware, yeah. - 17th century, $400. - fernando. - what is st. peter's cathedral? yes. 17th century for $200. - fernando. - what is the taj mahal? - correct again. - idina menzel for $800. here's idina again. in 1996, i made my broadway debut in "rent." my character, a performance artist named maureen, was based on musette in this puccini opera. - cris. - what is "madame butterfly"? - no. - [quietly] oh! - elizabeth. - what is "la bohème"? yes, that's correct, elizabeth. select again. pl here's idina. in 2022, ieadse f called "loud mouse," about a mouse who finds her big voice. and in 2021, i costarred with some mice playing camila cabello's stepmother in this movie. - elizabeth. - what is "cinderella"? yes. you're out of the hole. words that should rhyme for $200, please. - cris. - what are "shovel" and "novel"? - g

he was devoted to out drawing sir elton's at every venue. politician in that sense, he was more of a performer. >> if that was the question green asked, i think the answer is only a super bowl. you will not be easily matched. we are just a couple of weeks away from the next one. thank you for everybody sticking with me and i am amazed by all of the dr. dre knowledge at this table. >> we are ending that, not classic rock but thank you everybody for watching. our coverage continues. clean is good. sanitized is better. why burn a candle when you can switch to air wick essential mist? it's the modern way to transform fragrance infused with natural essential oils into a mist. air wick essential mist. connect to nature. not flossing well? then add the whoa! of listerine to your routine. new science shows it gets in between teeth to destroy 5x more plaque above the gumline than floss. for a cleaner, healthier mouth. listerine. feel the whoa! as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile serv

elton, want to thank you so much. [applause] i was one of i think 28 republicans who voted against no child left behind. i voted against efforts by the republican president to expand entitlements, but i had a deep sense as i recount in "so help me god" that if we walked away from that reagan vision of limited government, fiscal responsibility that the american people would walk away from us. in 2006, they did. we would lose in 2006, and i would say at the time that we did not just lose the election, we lost our way. we found our way back. i was a house republican conference chairman the last time we retired nancy pelosi, and in just a few short weeks, we will retire her once and for all. [applause] the key in 2010 and the key in 2022 was queuing back to those roots. i really believe as a set of the reagan library last year that's the foundations of our movement from reagan to trump are all grounded in the same principles, the same ideals of a strong and unwavering national defense, a commitment to the limited governme

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elton i want to thank you so much.f my think 20 republicans who voted against no child left behind by voted against efforts by republican president to expand entitlements. iad had a deep sense as i accout and so help me god, that if we walked away from that reagan vision of limited government and fiscalon responsibility, that te american people would walk away from us. and in 2006 they did for that majority to be mentored in 1994 we would lose in 2006. i would say at the time we did not just lose the election, we lost our way. we found our way back i was a house republican conference chairman. the last time we were tired nancy pelosi to future weeks we will retire her once and for all. [cheering] [applause] [cheering] but the key into thousand 10 and i'm leave the key in 2022 was hewing back to those roots. i really do believe that firm reagan to trump are rooted in the same principles, the same ideals of a strong and unwavering national defense. a commitment to that limited government to the constitution of the united

you worked with elton superstar.lion king. is it possible to say which is your favourite ? well, which is your favourite? well, not really. i feel that whichever one i haven't heard for the longest time is the one that i like best. it's difficult. there are ones i like for certain reasons , and there for certain reasons, and there are certainly one or two that i don't like certain . i mean don't like certain. i mean there've been plenty of hiccups on the way . there've been plenty of hiccups on the way. i'll there've been plenty of hiccups on the way . i'll always have on the way. i'll always have a soft spot for joseph on the way. i'll always have a soft spot forjoseph and i think joseph is one that will probably last the longest because it seems generate a enthusiasm . seems generate a enthusiasm. every new generation. it's not trying be trendy, it's just a lot of cracking tunes with andrew on top form and it's a great bible and it works with children of all ages . and children of all ages. and i think that one is

including sir elton john and guns and roses.aimed songs can be more valuable than gold or oil, and said justin bieber's music was arguably the definitive soundtrack of the streaming revolution. i spoke with him and asked how he felt about the deal. >> i feel terrific. i mentioned justin is arguably the definitive soundtrack of the streaming revolution. i suppose if you go back as little as six or seven years, it would be difficult to look someone in the eyes and tell them the best years of the music industry were in front of them, because we had illegal downloading for 16 years, the business was adversely impacted. streaming has changed all of that. justin has been the definitive soundtrack as we have gone from 30 million paid subscribers in 2018, to over 600 million subscribers today. depending on who's research you are looking at, as many as 2 billion subscribers in the next 10 years. >> is very failing because of what you have done, his best is behind him and not ahead of him? >> i think is best is absolutely ahead of him. at

with slang elton's with infinite visitors, zalinski spoke phone keeps up with a legal shift on this plum. author's de la didn't mother you thought linda 1000 is and thought fun lately here for a while going african life from them in who from funding? vaughn has on because the i knew the sheets and the eula makes me do i can and copa food included. i knew it wasn't by mid march, hundreds of thousands of russians had fled abroad, not just from moscow. constantino's nose is also thinking about leaving the country. there wasn't nobody until recently. i lived in a relatively open country where a travel was possible. now, i'm suddenly living in an isolated country and that's traumatized as well. you know, in this day, what did it at the, me know, which in turn you ah, you see who can you define constantine is in his mid fifties and works in the i t industry. his wife oscio on his throat and co is a translator. i guess i'm, they now want to leave their country due to russia's war by it. is it near change? but it's a big decision not listed as casual. we feel something like this. if we stayed he

cutting off power and forcing big events like an elton john concert to be cancelled last minute.. the chaos prompted questions about the country's response and whether it's prepared for the challenges posed by new climate patterns. it goes without saying that we need to have a conversation about how climate change is making these events more frequent and how cities like auckland are massively underprepared to deal with flooding events which are going to become more frequent. hundreds of people have been rescued from flooded cars and homes as the rain shows no sign of slowing down. we have got plenty more coming up here, don't go away. the weather not interfering with our saturday afternoon plans to much although you might think it is a touch on the chilly side. northern ireland and scotland most favoured. in wales and england a lot of cloud around so count yourself lucky if you see prolonged sunny spells out there. we have a weather front taking light rain and drizzle across northern england, north wales and into the midlands as well. although even with that front most places wil

we have elton follows a recent visit by the us treasury secretary to zambia anderson ago, where she attempted to portray moscow as a troubling issue for africa which is war and weapon. the station of food is exacerbated food insecurity and caused untold suffering. and the global economic kid wins caused by the actions of a single man president who is creating an unnecessary drag on african economy. american government right now, he's trying to rescue their influence here in the african continent, and sometimes to change the opinion of the grand countries in about the war in the ukraine. this is the 1st thing you see was and be korean, kenya and other countries are the quality countries are part of the members of the security council of the united nation. so this is the 1st reason that the secretary is mozambique to mozambique and other countries to, to try to change. did the opinion african government trust in the russian or russian government? this is all right. can say right now because the western countries are coming here are coming here in the have to confirm a few years ago and tried to

rather than go ahead with the upcoming lawsuit of which he is just one party, eltonjohn, nathan party, eltonaroness lawrence, a lot of other people are involved in that, and he does have that trauma left over from the death of his mother and the parts that the paparazzi had to play. that's also a theme through both interviews. tricia, the tone of the interview with anderson cooper versus the tone of the interview in the uk are very different. interview in the uk are very different-— interview in the uk are very different.- can - interview in the uk are very different.- can you - different. very. can you exolain _ different. very. can you exolain to _ different. very. can you explain to us, _ different. very. can you explain to us, you - different. very. can you explain to us, you are i different. very. can you explain to us, you are a| different. very. can you - explain to us, you are a brit in america, what is the different view?- in america, what is the different view? �* , , , different view? it's very, very different. _ different view? it's very, very different, isn't _ different view? i

i could enjoy elton john. coolio . could enjoy elton john. coolio. easy, easy, easy it seems . a brush. both of them all a blur. i mean, about how many more gay people do you need? yeah it wasn't exactly, you know, some sort of cool minor awards ceremony out there, but, yeah , absolutely. and by the yeah, absolutely. and by the way, use the word queer is offensive to a lot of homosexual people. it seems to be a way that ostensibly straight people can come and steal some some privilege points, some oppression points from from the lgbtq community. yeah. so we see it in, i mean comedians like sophie hagan, she says she's never had sex experience , but it never had sex experience, but it is now we are never kissed to go . yeah but i'm queer. yeah yeah. and it seems that we not least at least do something good at putting some groundwork before you start, you know, getting on that acronym. absolutely if not kissing a girl makes you queer i could be queer. the expression on a street in london with a racist name is going to be renamed. well, this end racism forever. josh yes, that's ce

i could enjoy elton john. coolio . could enjoy elton john. coolio. easy, easy, easy it seems . brush. both of them all a blur. i mean, about how many more gay people do you need? yeah it wasn't exactly, you know, some sort of cool minor awards ceremony out there, but, yeah , absolutely. and by the yeah, absolutely. and by the way, use the word queer is offensive to a lot of homosexual people. it seems to be a way that ostensibly straight people can come and steal some some privilege points, some oppression points from from the lgbtq community. yeah. so we see it in, i mean comedians like sophie hagan, she says she's never had sex experience , but it never had sex experience, but it is now we are never kissed to go . yeah but i'm queer. yeah yeah. and it seems that we not least at least do something good at putting some groundwork before you start, you know, getting on that acronym. absolutely if not kissing a girl makes you queer i could be queer. the expression on a street in london with a racist name is going to be renamed. well, this end racism forever. josh yes, that's cert

various events in the city were canceled including elton john's concert.ome fans were wading through the water after the cancellation. the damage was surveyed on saturday and they posted a message on twitter asking people to look out for each other. this is an unprecedented situation, be kind, be patient, you'll get through this. >>> the british airline has stopped flying and on the stockmarket. they warned travelers with tickets not to go to the airport. they have been placed with administration and flights won't be canceled. they flew across the uk. >>> the video of memphis police officers shows it took many minutes before help arrived for t tyre nichols. >>> and the matter is now under review, but the nichols family says it has to be disbanded. we'll have that and more when we return. police stay with us. ♪ every search you make ♪ ♪ every click you take ♪ ♪ i'll be watching you ♪ - [narrator] the internet doesn't have to be so creepy, the duckduckgo app, lets you search and browse pria blocking most trackers all forf your search history is never tracked

before him in 1971 there was a young man named elton hayes he was 17 years old and he was beaten to deathmemphis. in that situation, it was covered up. it took two years to charge the officers and all eight of them were acquitted. as my worker was suggesting, very interesting details about the racial conditions involved but the officers were quickly fired. these charges were filed at fast -- record speeds. i am glad we are not seeing it in a time where we cannot -- i really do not want to look but they are being charged. the response after the fact is very healthy. what happened before the fact is obviously really disturbing. in some ways, more disturbing on a certain level. when it is black officers involved, it is horrifying when a white officer shoots and kills. or is responsible for the death of a black man -- man. like the situation with floyd. but in those situations the police department may have a way to improve themselves. they can integrate their ranks and bring in people that theoretically will not treat members of the community that way way. but when you have officers involved

mummy, who danced with travolta, who quarrelled with elton, who dazzled the reagans.ould she really be in the great beyond? between these thoughts of mummy and death and my frostnipped penis, i was in danger of becoming as anxious as the groom. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: next book will have to create a little more distance between the words "mummy" and "my penis." [ laughter ] speaking of penises, elon musk is having trouble. his little twitter experiment is going sideways. twitter is reportedly so desperate for cash, they're thinking about selling usernames. according to "the new york times," to drum up revenue, elon musk wants to auction off popular handles from inactive accounts. the list of in-demand names include -- @boobieking69. iloveelon69. and 6969696969. [ laughter ] basically, anything with the number 69 is going to cost you. those are real. before these names are made available to the public, twitter held a private auction for high-worth individuals where some of the best names got snapped right up. >> up next, waiting for porn on the cob. [ auctioneer calling

. >> a town underwater -- the devastating reality for elton and surrounding communities in the santa cruz mountains. >> this is bad. everything is so saturated. >> drone video capturing homes completely surrounded by water. the river hit its crest around 7:40 five this morning, the second highest mark in modern history dating back to 1937. water began to recede after that but residence in the area who did not evacuate have no place to go. >> we have a trifecta with the mudslides and trees down and flooding. >> sidney pico county -- pico mountain area in felton. elsewhere some iconic town sites like the landmark covered bridge completely flooded. a notorious flood in 1982 was the worst ever for this area. the river hit 28.8 feet then. this storm has many similarities and she's concerned she will be stuck here for a while. >> there is one way out, so we are in here for the long haul. they don't often get to us. >> not many people will be getting in and out of the area due to other closures throughout the area. we tried several paths to get to felton but many roads like highway 17 at gl

prime minister, chris hip kins declared a state of emergency in the city and a scheduled cancer by elton john and auckland has now been canceled. the state is boosting water allocations for public agencies as reservoirs are rising due to all the recent rain. water officials said. the agencies will be getting 30% of what they asked for up from just 5% in december, a series of powerful storms dumped about 32 trillion gallons of water in our state in just three weeks. the two largest reservoirs, the state water project, orville and san luiz, have gained a combined 1.62 million acre feet of water in storage. julia pfeiffer burns state park down in big sur remains closed this morning after suffering damage by recent storms. there was a landslide on the popular trail in the park called the overlook trail. it's a short loop that leads to a waterfall that plunges into the pacific park will open was the trail is clear. another 20 state parks are still closed following damage from all those storms. time is now. 7 25 san francisco leaders. jeff just launched a citywide response to racist attacks. t

years ago, there was an incident that happened right here in memphis, tennessee, a young teenager, eltonas also stopped, a traffic stop. he was beaten to death by the memphis police department. and that was over 50 years ago. and those officers did not -- they were not charged. well, maybe they were charged, but they were not prosecuted. so this is going to make a difference right here. i am a little worried about what might happen tonight after viewing the video, but i really would just like to encourage our community to please do a peaceful protest. if you're going to do it, be peaceful about it. and i encourage them to do a peaceful protest. because i don't want things to cope going as they have in the past. you know, we said we're going to change, do this and that, but nothing seems to happen. but i want to make sure that this time, as i told miss woods at the press conference, i said, you know, i am a mother. as a mother, i stand with you, you are not alone. and i promise to do anything i can to help this family get justice for tyre. >> nicky terry, thank you for being here. >> than

i was one and elton who's sitting here was a principled conservative. i want to thank you so much. [applause] i was one of i think 28 republicans who voted against no child left behind. i voted against efforts by republican president to expand entitlements, but i had a deep sense, as i break out in "so help me god", that if we walked away from the reagan vision of limited government and fiscal responsibility, that the american people would walk away from us. and in 2006 they did. the majorities that we minted in 1994 we would lose in 2006. and i would say at the time we didn't just lose the election, we lost our way. but we found a way back there i was the house republican conference chairman of the year, the last time we retired nancy pelosi, and they just a few short weeks we will retire her once and for all. [applause] >> but the key in 2010 and i believe the key in 2022 was hewing back to those roots. i really do believe that as a set of the reagan library last year that the foundations of our movement from reagan to trump are all grounded in the same principles, the same ideal

so, i suggest along with with elton fry, an old friend of mine, and reelected hammock.ne i have enormous respect for, he and i talked about it, he said why don't i suggest someone who's a republican who could be respected or would be respected by the other republicans, the recurring members, a former governor, john kasich, a member of the congress. and governor of ohio et cetera. a number of people who could qualify just to bring some kind of calm, so you have an ability to bring a consensus within the republican party so they could do things on behalf of the american people. so, it's unusual. we recommend it only for the next two years, and then you get the next election and you have a new scenario. but the times are piled high with difficulties, as lincoln said, we had to act a new. and if we do that will save the country. >> secretary, just the idea of the names being floated or thinking about it, it wasn't that long ago that people were incredulous at the notion of floating the name of donald trump, for example. could it be someone from outside of the house, obvious

in 1971, there was a young man named elton hayes, he was eaten to death by officers in memphis.on, it was covered up. it took two years to charge the officers, all eight of them were acquitted. as gary was just suggesting, this is very different. very interesting questions about the racial composition of those involved, but the black female police chief have the officers quickly fired. the charges were fired with a land speed record and we are going for better or worse. i'm kind of glad we are not seeing it in time for us to talk about it because i really doot want to look. th are being charged. the response after the fact is very healthy. what happened before the fact is obviously really disturbing. in some ways, more disturbing on a certain level when it is black officers involved. it is horrifying when a white officer shoots and kills or is responsible for the death of a like man like george floyd, but in those situations, police departments may have a theory of how they can improve themselves. they can make car racism is unacceptable, they can integrate their ranks and bring

and no, elton has also tells me the founder of farmworker caravan. she tells me that the donations will be delivered to a loss later today. that's the organization helping the in half moon bay and the rest of the contributions to the victims will go to those who have experienced flooding through those recent storms that we saw. there's also a gofundme for the families and people who have been affected by both of these events will send it back to you. >> camila, it really is heartwarming to see just how much the community is kind of wrapping themselves around the victims of this, especially those young children who witnessed such a tragic thing. thank you for that live report. >> in the meantime, the alleged gunman in monday's shooting will be making his first court appearance this afternoon. kron four's michael thomas reports from redwood city on the charges he's facing. >> this felony arraignment is set to start within the next few hours when it comes to charges were talking about 7 counts of murder. it comes to evidence, officials say, as of right

ah, be watching elton sarah a reminder of our top stories. the sour applied and carrying 72 people has crashed and a poll the yeti airlines aircraft went down near po cora airport, around 200 kilometers from the capitol cap men to and import official says 64 bodies have been recovered. russian missile attacks have struck multiple ukrainian cities for the 1st time in 2 weeks. at least 21 people have been killed. more energy facilities were also hit, leading to blackouts across several regions. and the head of the world health organization has welcomed china's public release of daughter on covered 19 related deaths. beijing, it says nearly 60000 people have died in hospital since it lifted severe corona virus restrictions an early december of a months. people across europe needing basic medicines have found them harder to guess. the european medicines agency says there is a shortage of 13 drugs commonly needed to treat conditions, including cove at 19 and cancer. how berlin reported dominic kind explains what's causing the problem in the labora

that would be congressman elton and his lovely wife, janice. earlier today, a freight car arrived at the reagan library. it is a made world war two model two freight car. one of the freight cars that was used to transport -- and other victims. the nazi regime, to the infamous concentration. it be part of an exhibit on the horrors of holocaust that will open here in march of next year. the car arrived today because is november 10th and it november 10th. that marks the anniversary of kristallnacht. tonight we welcome to our stage former united ambassador to the european gordon sondland former ambassador someone this car has a haunting significance. his parents unlike so many, were able to escape nazi germany into time. but they too could just as easily been taken away in one of these cars. instead, they were able to make their way to america where. they raised a family. their son would go on to a successful career in hotel business before as a united states ambassador to the continent. his parents once fled and ambassador, thank you for your serv

we liked act would be loud in his applause, and then he'd look at the break room and say, oh, not eltondrama. but the queen was very evenhanded , the queen was very evenhanded, gave same amount of gave everyone the same amount of applause said to her at applause. and i said to her at the interval, seem enjoy the interval, you seem to enjoy the interval, you seem to enjoy the puzzle much , which the puzzle very much, which i did. said, seem to enjoy did. i said, you seem to enjoy every act equally. did you? and she said, well, perhaps not entirely, but like to applaud entirely, but i like to applaud everybody . case because is everybody. case because this is on television in their families are looking oh and actually that's really considerate. she was very thoughtful like that. and the only exception i found when trying to out of her who that she'd met that was particularly interesting or memorable. and she had met everybody from marilyn monroe and sinatra through to and frank sinatra through to madonna and even vladimir. she'd met everybody . the one exception met everybody. the one exc

over 50 years ago there was a 17-year-old teenage black man named elton hayes who was pulled over orbeaten rather by police after a high speed police chase. if i'm remembering correctly, he was a passenger in the car. he was beaten, bludgeoned to death by police officers in this city. initially in that case -- and again, this is over 50 years ago, 1971 -- the police and the officers involved, they said that he died because of the injuries he sustained in a car crash. it wasn't true. he had been bludgeoned, beaten by police officers and died because of that. over two dozen officers were temporarily at least removed from their positions following that. some of them went to trial, but then an all white jury found them not guilty. this city, memphis, they have been here before. this country has been here before again and again and again, and a lot of people are looking at this and they're saying, okay, the s.c.o.r.p.i.o.n. unit was disbanded. that maybe is a step in the right direction, but there are specialized units like that that exist in police forces all across this country. it is a

sam of the studio, this is elton john and here is the teahouse, so that everyone understands, i haveg the guitar since the age of 4. i also did boxing for 3 years and judo for a year and a half. yes let's look at your progress. here, with whom there is a duel, now we will see. tell odnoklassniki or something, no? you have already won something. yes, i have two boxing championships in pyatigorsk. i will definitely pick up the same moon that i forgot, pretty and slightly snub-nosed, i will definitely charm the hair color. chords have you seen i must i should note that i literally have a daughter of 3.5 years old, and she just performed on stage just yesterday. she also danced for the first time. and it's amazing. here i am an adult. for example, i have a performance and before going on stage, i might not be like that, but i might not. and , if anything, i'll forget everything, and if i play badly, how children, yes, uh, young, yes, they are pure creatures and they have time to enjoy. they are sure. it amazes me. that is, he is so simply red, i would try something. if pavements yes, yes

you know, people are asking, do we get a refund if you go elton's popping up anywhere, do we get refundhe kind of convert type taxes that people are paying for? lots of people are paying for? lots of people as well. mentioning you last, bringing that up again, i personally, i do have a car and i use my car. i've got a kid that i transport. i've got all the paraphernalia that goes with that. the paraphernalia that goes with that . and i also cycle , by the that. and i also cycle, by the way. but i do feel that there is an attack on motorists and a lot of it feels to me, by the way, like it's a bit of control . so like it's a bit of control. so many people in my mind anyway seem to be a little bit too power hungry. and the prospect of to tell somebody, of being able to tell somebody, no, actually you cannot go down that street anymore is too good to pass up for. some people run, say is he's been in touch. well my view is saying to him all of this stuff when it comes to curtailing, driving, etc. feels a bit of a moneymaking scheme. i've got to say, i don't disagree with you on that concept

whoever's listening to mine will heahng whoever's listening to mine will hearing a lot of top the long eltonso josh if you've got some yes tory mp leads warnings over uk security after chinese spyware found in government car. after chinese spyware found in government car . essentially they government car. essentially they found this little sim card and it was in a sealed component. scary. so it was there from before as it came and then the question is like how much are they tracking? it's not just like government ministers are in these it's visiting these cars, it's visiting diplomats, whoever. they could probably , probably can tell us probably, probably can tell us who exactly went to those number 10 parties for how long. this is this isn't good. it's a gridlock device. there was other stuff. remember was things about like the cameras that they were installed in that got put on hold because because the lords basically insisted the government do it . china basically insisted the government do it. china is not our mate . i know we had this our mate. i know we had this whole thing that they'r

whoever's listening to mine will heahng whoever's listening to mine will hearing a lot of top the long eltonso josh if you've got some yes tory mp leads warnings over uk security after chinese spyware found in government car. after chinese spyware found in government car . essentially they government car. essentially they found this little sim card and it was in a sealed component. scary. so it was there from before as it came and then the question is like how much are they tracking? it's not just like government ministers are in these it's visiting these cars, it's visiting diplomats, whoever. they could probably , probably can tell us probably, probably can tell us who exactly went to those number 10 parties for how long. this is this isn't good. it's a gridlock device. there was other stuff. remember was things about like the cameras that they were installed in that got put on hold because because the lords basically insisted the government do it . china basically insisted the government do it. china is not our mate . i know we had this our mate. i know we had this whole thing that they'r

. >> with the help of my good friends, stevie wonder, gladys knight, elton john, and all those peoplethe word aids, can't you?" he wanted to kill me. i saw it in his eyes. >> he thought you were crazy? >> oh, yeah. >> the stigma was so bad. >> oh, the stigma was horrible. >> what did clive davis say to you when you said we're going to -- >> oh, my god. he looked at me and he said, "you've just given the biggest record you'll ever have in your lifetime away." >> well, you know, if you'd kept the royalties from this, you probably could have retired a long, long time ago. >> yeah, but as far as i'm concerned, this is something that, as i said, i committed to. and anybody that really knows me knows when i say yeah, it means yeah. >> yeah. ♪ that's what friends are for ♪ >> i'd like to see people 's acknowledge the fact that she was one of the first genuine aids activists in the united states. >> dionne was definitely a hero of mine and a hero to a lot of people. she was really the first person in the music business to actually speak up about it. ♪ that's what friends are for ♪ ♪ keep smil

(bright music) elton, nevada. called rush town. solutions, casinos. even brothels! also an historic courthouse. a stage for preliminary hearings for teenagers accused of the brutal murder. but so, far not a single person could explain. least of all, nikki costanza's mother, cecilia, before the hearing she studied every grisly photo embraced herself what was coming. >> i had to know exactly what happened to my daughter. everything. >> no matter how bad? >> everything, every autopsy photo that was taken of my daughter, i saw. i saw it all. because i did not want to go into a courtroom and see my daughter like that for the very first time. >> there were separate hearings for tony and cody. two occasions for cecilia to hold up under question. >> it's right over there, and he's wearing a red jumpsuit. >> two occasions to hear a motion and incriminating confessions. >> i tried to, like, check her pulse on stuff. and i couldn't get anything and she was just flopping. >> cody, no surprise, was bound over for trial which everybody knew he could face the death penalty. >> and

and old elton had a prompt he had a little auto key with . the lyrics next auto key with.e he forgot any the words. have you ever forgotten the words at the gig . forgotten the words at the gig. oh yeah. all the time. my band mates always take the mickey me for that. i'm dyslexic and think one of the things that comes with dyslexia for certainly for me is lyrics just kind of go out of my head. i'm fine with music . music is absolutely fine. i very, very rarely will i forget the lyrics to the one and only. but of course, if i do, can just hold the microphone out to the crowd. they go, yeah, that'll do it nicely. can we talk about your mate rick astley? he's in it nicely. can we talk about you news; rick astley? he's in it nicely. can we talk about you news at ick astley? he's in it nicely. can we talk about you news at the astley? he's in it nicely. can we talk about you news at the moment.3's in it nicely. can we talk about you news at the moment. course, the news at the moment. course, he many hits in the he had so many hits in the eighties early nineties. eighties and th

and old elton had a prompt he had a little auto key with . the lyrics next auto key with.e he forgot any the words. have you ever forgotten the words at the gig . forgotten the words at the gig. oh yeah. all the time. my band mates always take the mickey me for that. i'm dyslexic and think one of the things that comes with dyslexia for certainly for me is lyrics just kind of go out of my head. i'm fine with music . music is absolutely fine. i very, very rarely will i forget the lyrics to the one and only. but of course, if i do, can just hold the microphone out to the crowd. they go, yeah, that'll do it nicely. can we talk about your mate rick astley? he's in it nicely. can we talk about you news; rick astley? he's in it nicely. can we talk about you news at ick astley? he's in it nicely. can we talk about you news at the astley? he's in it nicely. can we talk about you news at the moment.3's in it nicely. can we talk about you news at the moment. course, the news at the moment. course, he many hits in the he had so many hits in the eighties early nineties. eighties and th

without all of the good stuff unprotected sex , bell bottoms unprotected sex, bell bottoms and early eltonrade from various industries gathering on tuesday for something akin to a council of war, there are fears another echo of the 1970 is that they might collude and bring about a general strike. now i think such fears are wide the mark but parallels with industrial strife in the seventies eighties are in escape and they provide an import lesson from history. things got so bad in the summer of 1975 that the then labour prime minister, harold wilson , prime minister, harold wilson, was agreeing 25 and even 30% pay rises just to get workers back on the factory floor to get the trains moving and to get the miners digging coal again. inflation reached 27% in the mid seventies, making current situation look like the queen's garden party for all her sins and some mistakes . standing up and some mistakes. standing up to the unions in the early 1980s was the policy for margaret thatcher, who faced down bullies like arthur scargill , who like arthur scargill, who threatened to bankrupt the country

without all of the good stuff unprotected sex , bell bottoms unprotected sex, bell bottoms and early eltonrade from various industries gathering on tuesday for something akin to a council of war, there are fears another echo of the 1970 is that they might collude and bring about a general strike. now i think such fears are wide the mark but parallels with industrial strife in the seventies eighties are in escape and they provide an import lesson from history. things got so bad in the summer of 1975 that the then labour prime minister, harold wilson , prime minister, harold wilson, was agreeing 25 and even 30% pay rises just to get workers back on the factory floor to get the trains moving and to get the miners digging coal again. inflation reached 27% in the mid seventies, making current situation look like the queen's garden party for all her sins and some mistakes . standing up and some mistakes. standing up to the unions in the early 1980s was the policy for margaret thatcher, who faced down bullies like arthur scargill , who like arthur scargill, who threatened to bankrupt the country

and i think we've your pension expert made a good comment about the shift and it's like elton's shiftift and everything just basically displaces things. clare thank you that you're staying with us. now some breaking news this hour. staying with us. now some breaking news this hour . a 27 breaking news this hour. a 27 year old man has appeared in court after being charged with preparing a terror attack after he was arrested at leeds hospital with explosives and an imitation firearm. let's get more now from our health and security editor mark . white security editor mark. white well, a very alarming case emerging here at westminster magistrates court. there's 27 year old man mohammed farooq was arrested around 430 in the morning. last friday, outside st james's hospital in leeds after a worried member of the public dialled 999 when police arrested this individual, they found some items on him . the bomb disposal items on him. the bomb disposal squad was called and the court heard today that an examination of the items found they included a pressure cooker packed with some 13 kilograms o

okay was two and below that i'd put elton john and i think i'd put that one.ot the full story that i learned loads of stuff the how the stuff about the age, the how the how the, how the family didn't perform at time. yeah. perform at the time. yeah. outside the us i didn't outside of the us i didn't realise agent realise it because his agent basically never and he basically never passport and he had taken off. yes. had his passport taken off. yes. right. yeah. so i didn't know that story. that's like that was story. that's like i mean a music and it mean he's a little music and it wasn't, there was genius the agent because lee buble he agent was because lee buble he kept in america but we satellite thing out and saw people like a billion people across the planet by staying and it was an incredible yeah so there you go so may a pecking order okay so that may a pecking order okay maybe because i think whitney maybe because i think of whitney songs to attempt those in songs i like to attempt those in the shower made that but she the shower she made that but she b

six of last year's top ten albums were greatest hits collections by the likes of elton john, little mixs you brought a drink one year ago for £1, that same drink would now cost you £1 30 p. £1, that same drink would now cost you £130 p. fresh food prices are rising ever faster, you £130 p. fresh food prices are rising everfaster, invasion the head 15% in december. don't forget this will be at a time when many of us were stocking up on groceries and other items heading into the big christmas day celebrations, so why are prices rising so fast? well, experts say the war in ukraine has pushed up the price of things like energy and animalfeed pushed up the price of things like energy and animal feed and fertiliser and that made the cost of producing food increasingly more expensive. the big question is how long will prices stay high? the british retail consortium has warned that inflation shows no sign of waning any time soon and that could mean that another difficult year for consumers is coming, as well as a business and. bid consumers is coming, as well as a business and-— consumers is co

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