in 1977, elton john persuaded him tojoin watford. the hornets from the fourth division to the first in five seasons, and to the fa cup final in 1984. his boss had become his friend. today, sir elton john said in a statement: taylor moved on to aston villa, and hauled them from the second division to a title challenge in the first. next was the top job — england. they'd just reached the world cup semifinals, but were also going through a transition. taylor got them to the european championships, but they disappointed in sweden. he was criticised for substituting gary lineker in what would be his last international. worse was to follow — taylor's england failed to qualify for the 1994 world cup. he resigned in november 1993, having failed in the biggest job of his career. the press dwelled on results, but he'd earned the players‘ respect. a guy who was so passionate, who was so in love with the game of football and who was straight and honest, and who would tell you as it was, and he wasn't afraid to do that whether you were a young pl

elton john is working with paul reddick so far no casting or opening date for the show. let's take a look at the latest in sports. tiger woods at torrey pines. his first official event in 15 months. there were some great moments. but not this day on the 13th has tee shot goes into the crowd. the 14th hole. tiger with a long apart pot. he would bogie three straight holes and you can to see his frustration he talks the tee shot badly. nobody can find woods is forced to drop. that comes up just short before he finishes the day for over. the third quarter. he said what you mean i can start the all-star game. the thunder up 10. he shows he can fly too. he soars for the layout. the crash landing. the thunder is up six. two minutes left now. he finishes with a game-high 43 points. and they 1109-98. watch him is still the puck here. he heads to the net and score says 23rd goal of the year. that puts them at 28 on the all-time goals list with 548. and the capitals beat the devils by two. the second men's semi final is underway. they face him. the winner takes on roger fetter and

her get less stressed and more productive. >>> and world premiere. ♪ the "today" team gets in on elton john'swith our own take on one of sir elton's greatest hits. the weird and wonderful reveal today, monday, january 23rd, 2017. ♪ >> good morning, d.c. >> celebrating my 30th birthday. >> new orleans loves the "today" show. >> hello our friends and family in south carolina. we're in nyc. ♪ >> hello, baby julian in houston, texas. we love you. >> celebrating all the way from oklahoma. [ cheers and applause ] >>> great to have you back. we're back now, 8:00 on a monday morning. it's the 23rd day of january, 2017. it's a little windy out here on the plaza. the storm is coming in. natalie morales made the trip from the west coast to join us this week. >> i'm here. >> yeah. >> how does it feel to be here again on the plaza? >> it's awesome. i miss all of these guys. >> great. >> she might be missing that southern california weather right now. >> that's how great they are. >> that's true. >> yeah. >>> coming up, one-fifth of the final five gold medal winning gymnast and our friend laurie hernandez,

i bumped into elton john 84 when they got to the cup final.d tears come down his cheeks. it wasn't sadness, it was a mixture of pride of his little club being at wembley and that game was watched around the world and i think elton john today has said publicly that he will never ever forget graham in particular for putting watford on the football map. he did that. he said he was like a brother. you are mentioning the stories graham taylor told, is the one you could tell us now without getting into trouble? now and again, it was when open like a drink ortwo now and again, it was when open like a drink or two and graham would not hesitate in getting him one on one and talking to him as if he was talking to a player. alcan will remember times like that. that is how close they were. i cannot imagine many other managers who would there have hardwood with their chairman. they would be frightened for thejob. chairman. they would be frightened for the job. graham was chairman. they would be frightened for thejob. graham was a matter of principle. a ver

and his links with watford and elton john where career.h watford and eltonjohn where he had success, with clubs like aston villa, england, he did so much as well for the league managers association. a real credit to management in the way he handled himself. then, of course, he handled himself. then, of course, he got the england job. it was sad the way things turned out at that time. but he handled that with grace. going back to what you were saying earlier, that word, gentlemen. a real gentleman, a real quality human being. he cared about his fellow professionals, he cared about the game. in general, what was good for the game. i think he had a very good relationship, with the way he took watford to the top, to the cup final, the top division. clubs like aston villa. he will be synonymous with watford and their rise. just his impact on the game. i think he should be removed as a gentleman who really cared about the game. he added to the game. and what he did, he showed his ability notjust as a player where he had a considerable number of

in 1977, elton john, the through his managerial career., persuaded him tojoin the club then in the fourth division. taylor took them to the first division in five seasons and to the fa cup final in 1984. his boss had become his friend and today sir eltonjohn said in a statement: taylor moved on to aston villa and drop them from the second division toa drop them from the second division to a title challenge in the first. next, the topjob. england. they reached the semifinals of the world cup but were going through it transition. he got them to a championship, but criticised gary lineker in what would be his last international. worse was to follow. england failed to qualify for the 1994 world cup. he resigned in november 1993, having failed in the biggestjob of his career. the press dwelled on results but he had earned the players‘ respects. dwelled on results but he had earned the players' respects. a guy who was so the players' respects. a guy who was so passionate, so in love with the game of football, and who was straight and honest and

his chairman, elton john, huge success at watford.e has denied suggestions by donald trump that government agencies were responsible for leaking claims that russia had amassed damaging material about him. the former british intelligence officer, christopher steele, understood to have written that the dossier that claims russia has comprising material on donald trump, has gone into hiding. snow and strong winds are expected to cause disruption across much of the uk over the next few days. in that office has warned the country will receive a real taste of winter. investigators have announced that 23 people and organisations could face prosecution over the 1989 hillsborough disaster when they do six football fans were unlawfully killed. and we are going to have more sports news now. that said tojohn watson. good afternoon. we will start with the sad news of graham taylor passing. tributes have been paid to the former aston villa and inward manager who has died at the age of 72. his achievements as an amateur sock and take watford to the

. >> stephen: elton john said you should put out more albums. >> i told him he should put out less albumsncerts that were formative for you? >> yeah, i snuck in to see jimi hendrix play at the old world fairgrounds. it was called the singer bowl. we didn't have tickets. it was with another guy who was in my band, and we snuck in by putting cables, holding cables and, you know, talk with english accents, jimi doesn't get his cables, he will be pissed off. i got to the stage and jimi's road manager, keith robinson, been the roady for every big english band and he looked at me and said, come here, you, you're pretty good. i saw said, well, thank you. you're going to help load up jimi's amp. so there we are carrying stacks of marshall amps on the stage. pretty cool. and i got to watch hendrix. >> stephen: he knew you were faking. >> it was a good fake. he appreciated it. >> stephen: i heard a story. i know you and bruce have become friends. >> i don't know if you can do that anymore. >> stephen: i snuck into paul simon's graceland continue cert that way. i said i was a t-shirt salesman and wa

. >> stephen: elton john said you should put out more albums. >> i told him he should put out less albumsig concerts that were formative for you? >> yeah, i snuck in to see jimi hendrix play at the old worlds fairgrounds. it was called the singer bowl back then. i think now it's a tennis stadium. arthur ashe tennis stadium. it was called the singer bowl. we didn't have tickets. it was with another guy who was in my band, and we snuck in by putting cables, holding cables and, you know, talk with english accents, "jimi's got to get his cables, he will be really pissed off." i got to the stage and i kind of bulked my way up to the stage and i was talking with an english accent to all the different security, and we got to the stage and jimi's roadie, road manager, was a guy named keith robinson, famous english roadie, he's been the roadie for every big english band and he looked at me and said, come here, you, you're pretty good. and i said, well, thank you. you're going to help load up jimi's amp. so there we are carrying stacks of marshall amps onto the stage. pretty cool. and i got to watc

in 1977, hejoined elton john's watford. fans there call him "god." five years tell you why. he turned them into the family club during an age of hooliganism. there was also an fa cup final to cherish. you could trust what he told you and he always tried to help you in whatever situation you were in and he would give you advice. he was good at that. for me, he was my dad when it came to football. aston villa first came calling in 1987. he led the club to promotion a year later and that turned the heads of the fa in 1990. do i not like that? those five simple words would come to define his england career. in his three years as coach, he was depicted as a tabloid turnip and criticised for failing to make the world cup. the man he gave his first england cap to say he was fantastic. one of the reasons i admired him and liked him so much was, you never got any bull from him, he was just straight right down the middle and told it as it was. some people didn't like that but i loved it, i certainly admire that. he was surprised and honoured to receive an 0be

elton john is writing music for "the devil wears prada" musical.n says i can't wait to sink my musical teeth into this hunk of popular culture. i wonder on broadway. >> it seems like this is -- everyone is mining the back library of movies for broadway shows. >> anything to keep it going. >>> melania trump hitting "vanity fair" in mexico. she explains how she deals with her presidential husband and how she may be the next jackie kennedy. the photo originally appeared in "gq" magazine last spring. >> was this like -- they did this to taunt people? >> you wonder about that. whether it's a quirk of the editorial pacing, or whether this is, look, somebody is well in the news and headlines. get some buzz on the newsstand. >>> coming up, today's must-read stories. first a look at european equities and where they stand right now. one bright spot is the fotse 10 in the uk. prime minister theresa may meeting with donald trump today. that meeting we will cover. you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." time for o

elton john has composed music for "the lion king."word when the musical will hit the stage. >>> voting under way for the 23rd annual screen actors guild awards. the star-studded event goes down this sunday and pays tribute to the best television and movie performances this year. nbc's stephanie elam is live in los angeles. >> reporter: this is where the magic will happen, carol, in the shrine auditorium. this is where you'll see a lot of "a" listers will be showing up. john legend and nicole kidman will be presenting. there's a lot going on here. this is where the actors get to honor the best of the best, from tv and also in film. so you're looking at on the tv side "the crown," a lot of people saying that one may be a big hit, and on the film side, of course "la la land," "manchester by the sea," these are big ones, "fences," "hid figures" there's a lot of talk about. cathy connell is the executive producer of the show. how hard is it to make a show -- and it's awards season. how hard is it to make this show stand out? >> it's about

this guy stood out head and shoulders above the rest. >> i mean, elton john, first of all.t another thing about gallant, he is spending time with his music. i hate talking like this as if he is not here -- >> we're going to ignore you where. >> spending time with his album like i did yesterday. i spent more time listening to the whole thing. it's one of the albums that you listen to from start to end. you feel the energy and there's a sexy, soulful thing going on. i mean, your voice is just an instrument, which is i guess an over used way of describing your voice, but -- listen to that. >> we're going to hear more of that. >> who were your influences? who influenced you the most? >> it's all over the place really. it's too hard to name. i really connected with artists who wrote things in a way that seemed like they could only understand it themselves. you know? i mean, i definitely credit seal as being somebody who barriers. especially -- that's what i mean. the fact being so young and seeing everything so categorized that spoke to me in a certain way. knowing it's okay to

. >> elton john jumped in and said he thought all three girls were -- he thought their lower entrancet was my chair, not me. >> they want a consulting service to help prepare for disaster. >> in other news, a former enron executives are opening an accounting firm. get your books back by them. >> he wants to know if you've ever used steroids or hdh to improve your on air performance. remember, you're not officially under oath here. >> for the love of god, i'd be much better if i did anything to enhance what's going on around here. you feel nothing. >> tonight, warm your cockles. it's cold out there in much of the country. stay inside and stay warm. >> now people are googling cockles. >> it's not dirty. i promise. >> on facebook, get it? >> and that's is "world news now" facebook. get it. i like that. you got a lot of fans in. >> i have about 20,000. >> you got a man? you looking for a man? >> not interested. not interested. >> oh. >> the casino said we never ever do a farewell show nice and easy. we only do a farewell show nice and rough. >> oh. >> this season means dust storms. anothe

there had been talk of elton john performing, celine dion. none panned out.e we going to see entertainment-wise. >> president obama had awreath are franklin. trump, there could be less star power which is surprising considering he himself might be the star. elton john, celine dion were names that floated as performers but they reportedly turned down invites. we know that jackie evonn coe that rose to fame on america's got talent will be there. the rockettes have been booked. >> obviously this is the most dramatic chang i have ever seen, at least in our lifetimes, but also a change in style. what kind of style is the trump family going to bring to the white house? >> well, it's going to be a different kind of style for sure. michelle obama had top designers lining up to dress her and unforgettable moments and some resistance against the trumps. quite a few designers say they disagree with the president's politics and have no interest in working with melania. but the white house, top designers like calvin klein already said they would love to work with the trum

elton john, negative. garth brooks has declined to area celine dion said goodbye. and last week i covered the controversy with the bruce springsteen and the b street band playing at the garden state gala which is taking place the day before donald trump's inauguration. a lot of fans but to social media calling the band everything from traders to trump huggers and actually threatening some of the band players life. despite them emphasizing it was not a donald trump on all girl ball and it was nonpartisan event they have also joined the list of performers pulling out. >> bruce springsteen has been kind to us over the last year. he has never given us any problem with doing what we do. when it came right down to what we felt that we had to stay with a guide that brought us this far. >> the b street band has been clear that they stand behind the boss, bruce springsteen. he has pretty much made him who they are. they really won't benefit for showing that they're not loyal. they didn't sign a a contract that said they will not face any legal ramifications for pulling out

now, some celebrities born in the year of the rooster, justin timberlake talking about j.t., elton john>> i love it when you use pop culture lingo. >> the know mnomenclature. live serena williams and guess who else, the legend diane sawyer. >> diane sawyer is a rooster. >> i want to be a rooster. but i'm not. i'm a rabbit. what are you, diane? >> i don't know. i'm going to have look it up. i'll have to get back to you. >> what are you? >> a goat. i'm going to own it. >> i'm a monkey. >> there you go. >> here, we've got a list. diane, get back to us on that, all right. >>> first we want to talk about a texas man charged with murder in the shooting death of his neighbor. >> now, her family is speaking out about what they say happened during the deadly confrontation. abc's marci gonzalez here with more. marci, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tom and paula. investigators just confirmed to us this morning that the victim had an ongoing argument with the suspect. but the vic's family says they don't believe the suspect's claim that he acted out of fear for his life. instead, offering

. >> reporter: this year's celebrities including elton john, celine dion and garth brooks reportedlyd invitations. even some singers backed out after backlash from fans. jennifer holiday said her support for the lgbt community saying -- >> the lapse of judgment was i didn't realize that people weren't really over the election. >> reporter: trump responded on fox news. >> just so you understand about the celebrities. i read where some of them decided they told us they're not going to sing. they were never asked to sing. >> reporter: jackie is under intense pressure. a barrage of criticism some calling her a traitor and selfish, but she says she's ignoring the hate and will do simply what she does best. ♪ >> so unfortunate she has to deal with that, but good for her for following her conviction. >> beautiful voice, but i'm sure she'll continue to get a lot of criticism. >> the youngest solo artist to ever go platinum. >> congratulations. >>> making news in america this morning, breaking overnight, an avalanche triggered by an earthquake buries a hotel in italy. dozens are now missing.

. >> elton john, the legend, anybody wants to see his concert i highly recommend it. true performer. >>> good morning. we do have a lot of rain and snow in the forecast, and yes, i said snow. radar picking up a little bit of precipitation right there getting a push within the next 20 minutes, look at that. that's moderate to heavy downpours all along 680 makes treks towards ramone. the 3586 door door. . and we do have snow falling on top of mount hamilton. we'll take a look at that. the full forecast coming up. >>> let's take a look at the golden gate bridge in you're headed into san francisco. no cars driving across the span. it will only take you about 14 minutes or less but i suggest you drive slowly because the roadways are wet. same story on the bay bridge toll plaza. we had roads to worry about. the lights are not on and e i'm not sure they'll turn on because it is considered a holiday. rough their closets for scarves and gloves. >>> with the new year underway many in the bay area are digging through their closets for gloves and some still braved the crisp condi

flash back mondays, elton john asked fans to create videos of the song. this is january 23rd, 2017. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller everybody back in town. natalie is. >> i got hugs all around. >> are you ready to go back to the '70s? >> i'm so ready. if we're playing "benny and the yes, sir" you've got me. >>> we're going to have your forecast coming up. it is our top story. dangerous storms, tornadoes cutting a deadly path across the south as a new severe weather threat emerges. we'll get al's forecast, but first gabe ghoulier is in hargity, georgia. >> reporter: this trailer upended. the death toll is now 14, 18 dead throughout the south. you can see the sheer communities had to take over multiple times. search and rescue crews are searches for survivors after another debtly round of relentless storms. >> reporter: this stunned residents overnight. >> i was almost in a trance, went into the closet. we could hear trees and stuff falling. >> it is unfathomable what happ

." ♪ carey joined by elton john singing "i guess that's why they call it the blues." ♪ and i guess that'sit the blues ♪ >> the performance allegedly funded by russian billionaire valery kogan, shelling out $4 million for the star-studded reception. not a bad way for mariah to make it up for new year's. thank you for watching abc

. >> donald trump has had a tough time attracting many celebrities -- celine dion, elton john, kiss,name a few. >> do you want to know why so many celebrities died in 2016? it was to get out of playing the inauguration! ( cheers and applause ) but, hey, being universally hated is no excuse for not throwing a good party. richard nixon booked james brown for his inauguration! look at that! the god father of soul shaking hands with james brown! personally, i don't give two (bleep) whether famous people are lining up to serenade the new president. i got my tickets and i'm gonna go no matter what because i want to be there when trump touches the bible and his hand catches on fire! ( laughter ) but you know what? president-elect sour grapes doesn't give a damn if the cool kids come to his party. >> trump tweeted as though the whole thing doesn't bother him. the so-called a-list celebrities are wanting tickets to the inauguration, but look what they did for hillary. nothing. i want the people! >> what a coincidence! the guy who can't book any celebrities doesn't want any celebrities! remind

i was living very close to this ground when he came here in 1977 appointed by elton john, who had alreadyjob, john, who had already interviewed bobby moore for the job, and taylor reconstructed this club from top to bottom. 0ver reconstructed this club from top to bottom. over on the far side for me 110w bottom. over on the far side for me now is the eltonjohn stand. that was a rickety old construction when he first came and remain that way for many years but he built a stand at the front for the young supporters to come with their mums and dads. he invented all sorts of things. my main memory about him is the way he integrated with the club because it was a club not a team, the way he integrated the club into the way he integrated the club into the community. he insisted that two players every week or maybe twice a week went out to the local function, mixed with the supporters, the community in turn embraced him and the club and the connection between watford and their fans or something. it is his legacy. it is something i had not witnessed at any other football club, and it was remarkab

. >> elton john, the legend, anybody wants to see his concert i highly recommend it.er. >>> good morning. we do have a lot of rain and snow in the forecast, and yes, i said snow. radar picking up a little bit of precipitation right there getting a push within the next 20 minutes, look at that. that's moderate to heavy

." ♪ carey joined by elton john singing "i guess that's why they call it the blues." ♪ and i guess that'sl it the blues ♪ >> the performance allegedly funded by russian billionaire valery kogan, shelling out $4 million for the star-studded reception. not a bad way for mariah to make it up for new year's. thank you for watching abc >> hey everyone, thanks for joining us for whiz kids week. we've got some of america's best young students here today. they may know their way around a final exam, but they've never been tested quite like this. this is "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ welcome to whiz kids week on "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] today's whiz kid was the arkansas state quiz bowl mvp not once, but twice, and got a perfect score on the english portion of the act. he's 14 years old. from springdale, arkansas, please welcome sojas wagle. [cheers and applause] sojas, how you doing, buddy? >> good, how are you? [dramatic music] ♪ >> so you're the, uh, bowl champ twice. >> yes. >> the mvp, you-- perfect score on the act engl

many people thought it was a bit of a gimmick, with eltonjohn it was a bit of a gimmick, with elton john with eltonjohn taking over, but six yea rs later after eltonjohn taking over, but six years later after three promotions it was a fantastic double act that took watford to second in the first division. an amazing feat. he went on to aston villa, finished second in the first division as well. and that double act was reunited in the 19905 when watford were in all sorts of bother, two more promotions between the two of them, they got them back into the premier league as well. so yes, graham taylor was ridiculed for his three years in charge of england, and failing at euro 9092, failing to get the world cup in 1994, but so many people have said what a true football man he was, what a gentleman, and he is known to so many of us here from working on bbc radio five live, everybody knows of his energy, enthusiasm and his wisdom for the game. he was an absent a fantastic pundit in the commentary box. so genuine sadness, and non—of course more shocked and sad than his family. he passed away ver

. >> the 2006 movie being brought >> the music is being written by the rocket man, sir elton john.ays he's a huge fan of the movie, capitals wait to write the music. stuff only lasts a few hours. or, take mucinex. one pill fights congestion for 12 hours. no thank you very much, she's gonna stick with the short-term stuff. 12 hours? guess i won't be seeing you for a while. is that a bisque? i just lost my appetite. why take medicines that only last 4 hours, when just one mucinex lasts 12 hours? start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. i'm about to pop a cap of "mmm fresh" in that washer with unstopables in-wash scent boosters by downy. and if you want, pour a little more, because this scent lasts for 12 weeks, which is longer than any relationship i've ever been in. right, freshness for weeks! r a fresh too feisty to quit. garden party for her birthday. a fabulous so i mowed the lawn, put up all the decorations. i thought i got everything. almost everything! you know, 1 in 10 houses could get hit by a septic disaster, and a

elton john signed onto help the move my a news call. the musical will debut. >> this week some of the most influencial women of television say they were touched by the passing of mary tyler moore. among those moved by the woman, the actress and the trailblazer is oprah winfrey. oprah says moore was an inspiration to an entire generation of women. and is one of the reasons she developed her own company, oprah talked with suzanne marquez of our sister station kybs in l.a. >> because mary tyler moore, mem, with little hash at the ends of it, gave me the idea that i could own myself. >> now oprah says mary tyler moore served as role model for the successful women of her time, among some of her greatest traits, oprah says, moore will be remembered for her kindness, generosity, and fierce feminist spirit. i know there are a lot of marathons this week, have my dvr set up for one of those. >> those of us in the news room in the 19 70s, mary tyler moore moore was on, broads in broadcasting, now half of our staff, most of our producers, our bosse

in 1977, hejoined elton john's watford.y. he turned them into the family club during the age of hooliganism. there was also an fa cup final to cherish. he hooliganism. there was also an fa cup finalto cherish. he had hooliganism. there was also an fa cup final to cherish. he had that smile that would make you feel co mforta ble smile that would make you feel comfortable and you could talk to him. you also felt that, whatever he said to you, it was true. aston villa first came calling in 1987. he led the club to promotion a year later and that turned their heads of the fa -- in 1990. do i not like that. those five simple words would come to define his england career. he was dipped hit -- he hit —— he was depicted as a tabloid turnip and criticised for failing to make the world cup. one of the reasons i admired him and liked him so much was coming you never got any bull from him, he wasjust read down the middle and told it as it was. some people didn't like that but i loved it, i certainly admire that. he was surprised and ho

in 1977, hejoined elton john's watford. fans there call him god.he family club during an age of hooliganism. there was also an fa cup final to cherish. he had that smile that would make you feel comfortable and you could talk to him. he always tried to help you in whatever situation you found yourself in and he would give advice. for me, he was my dad when it comes to football. aston villa first came calling in 1987. he led the club to promotion a year later, and that turned the heads of the fa in 1990. do i not like that. those five simple words would come to define his england career. in his three years as coach, he was depicted as a tabloid turnip and pilloried for england's failure to reach the 9a world cup. but the man who taylor gave his first england cap to says his honesty was refreshing. one of the reasons i admired him and liked him so much was, you never got any bull from him, he was just straight down the middle and told it as it was. some people didn't like that but i loved it, i certainly admired that. he was honoured but surprised to

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he was hired by the then new owner sir elton john. division to the first division in just five years, an extraordinary achievement. he guided them to the fa cup final. he became manager of aston villa before in 1990, he took over as england managerfrom sir 1990, he took over as england manager from sir bobby 1990, he took over as england managerfrom sir bobby robson. he suffered a difficult few years in the england job. he took them to the european championships in 1992, where they were knocked out in the group stages by sweden. he co ntroversially group stages by sweden. he controversially substituted, you might remember, captain gary lineker in his very final match. that prompted the famous tabloid headline, swedes two, turnips one. he stayed on but he resigned in 1993, afterfailing to guide england to the world cup. he suffered huge personal criticism during his time as england manager, particularly after a fly on the wall documentary, which was broadcast shortly after he resigned as england manager. you remember his famous quote i

i was living very close to this ground at vicarage road when he came here in 1977, appointed by elton johny moore for the job, by the way, and then taylor, as i was saying on football focus earlier, reconstructed this club from top to bottom. and over on the far side from me now is the eltonjohn stand, that was a rickety old construction when he first came and it remained that way for many years, but he built a stand at the front for the young supporters to come with their mums and dads, he invented all sorts of things. i think my main memory about him, jason, is the way he integrated the club because it was a club, not a team, where he was concerned. the way that he integrated the club into the community. he insisted, he did not ask, he insisted that two players every week or maybe twice a week went out to a local function, mixed with the supporters. the community in turn embraced him and the club and the connection between watford and their fans was something and it remains till this day to a great extent, it is his legacy, but it was something i had not witnessed at any other football c

. >> if a russian oligarch gets lady gaga and elton john, why can't some of you like that show up atthey put on people on black people. not to show up. >> sean: you guys are great. you've got to come back later, we are on for two hours tonight. we'll see you in a little bit. up next, judged jeanine pirro. and plus we are waiting for presently trump to arrive to the salute to the armed services ball. moore, one where we report from the freedom ball. >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." we are live at the freedom ball in washington, d.c., and president donald trump is on his way to salute our armed forces at our armed services ball. joining us with reaction, paul manafort. and the special assistant to the president trump, boris epstein is with us. good to see you. when you came on board, there was three people. and then it slowly got bigger and bigger. you were confident from day one, i remember the first conversation we had. >> donald trump understood america. there was no question in my mind watching the crowd react to him and watching his message that he had figured out what the medi

. >>> music legend elton john set to bring the iconic movie "the devil wears pra da" to broadway. . it starred meryl streep and earned her an oscar nomination for the role. 2006 film was a box office hit raking in 33 million dollars (3)300-0000 worldwide. >>> pop icon david bowie will be honored. -- -- 3 million. . >>> the beatles in pink floyd have been honored with stamp er stamp series. >>> coming up next t miss universe pageant airs sunday. what the reigning title holder said about the honor. >> not everyone followed the booze ban as we know and on this flash back friday, we look at the secrets that popped up around the bay area. >>> we're looking at how prohibition impacted san francisco and how people found their way around the law. >> in 1920 prohibition became the law of of the land. the sale and manufacture of alcohol, that "tool of the devil" was forbidden in every state. the democrats came to san francisco to nominate cox and roosevelt and the city provided every amenity for visitors including a truckload of booze. the federal government on the other hand was taking it se

. >> donald trump over here.here elton john. that's another good one.n. > there you have it. maryland has been eating on the road. the team will be eating literally after this happened in columbus, ohio.ohio why are they excited. coach turn john, takes one shot and if he makes it, the team goes out for cake.ake. he made it, you know what they're having. >> chocolate cake.>> it really is about cake. > it was cake all the way. >> last night th particulars defeated the piss tons, during the time, the guard introduced the family's air force national guard.forc yes, youe know where this went. but the emotion of seeing their son return after a seven-month deployment was lost. thomas who called knolls service rightfully way biggeralle than t we do out there as he greets his mom. look at that. i love that. i love it when they come home save and sound. tomorrow is a big day for local football recruits higher, the annual college signing day. and brody logan is going to go live on fox5dc.com and our facebook page with a signing day. area recruiting classes, also a

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>> madonna, cher, j.lo, janet jackson, elton john. we had matt damon. he was great.he is a popstar. >> jimmy: hold on a second. i'll clear the whole room if i have to. >> yeah, but it was interesting. we had a lot of other like famous, movie star type people, but then the popstars were really interesting. >> jimmy: i bet. >> everybody was really cool, though. >> jimmy: were they? >> a lot cooler than you would think. madonna was very cool. and i thought she was really nice and really present. she worked really, really hard. she wasn't a prima donna. she didn't really -- >> jimmy: even though that's literally her name. [ laughter ] >> it is. ma-donna. but she didn't necessarily know our real names in real life. because why should she? and so the cast, like some of the cast were really offended, like she doesn't even know my name. i'm like, who cares! madonna's doing our show. >> jimmy: so she'd be like, hi, will, hi grace? >> kinda. in a nice way. she doesn't need to know our names for crying out loud. she's doing the show, who cares. and then cher was on, and i alway