>> i think elton john is great. >> no word on whether elton john thanks its great that the presidentng. google says searches for rock man has skyrocketed. the president first tweeted the insult sunday. >> kim jong-un after an elton john song, i would have gone with tiny dancer but you know, i'm not the president. >> one fan tweeted of president trump, he's a master troll and brander. for those who say president trump is trolling north korea's leader, look, a president trump troll doll exactly exists. the president of the united states is trolling and elton john-un is live in concert. >>> anderson starts now. >>> good evening, two natural disasters beginning tonight. a death toll rising. >>> hurricane category 5 maria is being to strike mexico. first, we go to the quake, it struck this afternoon, manned to 7.1. here's what it looked like at the mexico city airport. across the capital more than a dozen buildings collapsed, many more damages. death toll topped 100 earlier this evening and that is climbing. moments ago i spoke

>> elton john is great. >> reporter: no word on whether elton john thinks it's great that the presidentman have skyrocketed. it was the economist magazine that first dubbed kim jong-il's father rocket man back in 2006. the president first tweeted the insult sunday. >> he named kim jong-il after an elton john song, rocket man. i would have gone with tiny dancer. but i'm not the president. >> reporter: one fan tweeted of president trump, he's a master troll and brander. for those who say president trump is trolling north korea's leader, look. a president trump troll doll actually exists. the president of the united states is trolling, and elton john-un is live in concert. ♪ rocket man >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> it's been a busy day for the u.s. president, putting north korea on notice and threatening total destruction of that nation, warning he might rip up the iran nuclear deal and another matter of national concern, the ratings of sunday night's emmy awards. donald trump tweeted, i was saddened to see how bad the ratings were on the emmys last night, worst ever. smartes

elton john is great. >> my friend elton john. >> he said you get the most people of anybody in the worldument. it's true. >> in case you missed it, elton john's song rocket marngs i did not miss this, was frequently at the play list in president trump's rallies early in his presidential campaign. like the one in new hampshire. ♪ rocket man >> but president trump took rocket man to new heights today when he used his new nickname for north korea's kim jong-un during his speech to the united nations. >> rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself. and for his regime. >> the term rocket man was used back in 2006 by the economist to describe kim jong-un's father of because senior aide test msnbc that president trump's use of the phrase was all him. that he doesn't need any help in the branding department. so true. that's all for tonight. "the beat" withari melber starts right now. you have to 3 away from me. i lost the reins at the top of the show and it is a train wreck. >> you know what it says in rocket man of the. >> no. enlighten me. >> he says i'm not the man they think i am back hol

going out and, like, talking to elton john and hanging out with elton john and acting with elton johnyself, like, after -- you know, a week or so of this. i just had fangirled out. i said, "oh, my god, oh, my god. i just have to tell you that once i went to a concert of yours, i was 16 years old and a a friend of mine a was a roadie so i was backstage and you walked by me!" [ laughter ] and then i was like, "the end." >> jimmy: yeah, that's -- [ laughter ] that's your whole story. >> that was my whole story. i'm like, you walked by me once when i was 16." and he was so nice about it and he was like, "oh, i --- that concert was -- that was great. i mean, he must get it all the time. i'm sure he gets it all the time. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, maybe he remembered walking by you. >> yeah. [ laughter ] i walked by -- >> jimmy: "oh, i remember walking by you." >> by you. >> yeah, that's -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: 20 years ago. >> so, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, >> you were 16 and, yeah. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> and that's, yeah. you had red hair. [ laughter ] yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: but he's gr

i'm curious what you make of the president's quoting elton john today and reference to the leader of north korea and calling him rocket man's? >> if i were giving the president a vice i would have said avoid using rocket man. we know the leader of north korea is erratic to put it kindly. that kind of language i think is risky. on the first issue, we have been talking a little bit among our colleagues in the white house and i am still very optimistic we can get a good deal on daca, on border security and on the wall of any sort. last question. >> sooner the better but this week there've been other things on the plate. >> do expect them to make some appeals and does it make it harder for democrats to negotiate? >> if they uproot the entire health care system and get rid of so much of the health care that people need, a little fix to improve it isn't going to do much good. thank you everybody. [inaudible conversations]

the single from elton john released in 1972. the searchers for the song are cite rocketing.told searches have boomed to more than 4,000 a day. that's not necessarily translating into big bucks for the singer. spotify says there's been no significant increase for the song nor does it appear in itunes most played song list. it makes me want to watch the video. >> i never seen the video before. that was my favorite elton john song. >> i haven't either. >> it was only a matter of time before it got popular. >> one san diego hospital is giving sick children a new toy to make them feel better. rady children's hospital has remote controlled cars they can drive to the operating room to make them more relaxed before proceed purpz the doctors are loving it, too. children ride in style. they got a bmw, mercedes or even a lamborghini. the cars are donated by the san diego law enforcement teddy bear drive. >> anything to put smiles on kids' faces. >> i'm frances river an. >> i'm phillip mena. be sure to follow us on facebook, twitter and itagram. three people rushed to the ns hospital wh

." >> he named kim jong-un after an elton john song, rocket man. dancer, but, you know, i'm not the president. >> trump posted a tweet where he refers to kim jong-un as rocket man. which beats the other nickname he gave him, lil' kim. >> he's calling kim jong-un a rocket man. president trump, you've already ruined enough. don't ruin elton john lyrics for us, as well. please. >> why are you calling him rocket man? that's not a diss. that's a cool nickname. you're making him sound like a character from "top gun." hey, hey, rocket man, you're on a suicide mission and there's only one way to settle this, on the volleyball court. >> next thing you know he'll be calling the prime minister of australia crocodile rock. you know, a thousand bucks says trump called him rocket man because he couldn't remember the name of north korea's leader. oh, hey, there you are, you, how is it going, rocket man? my rocket man buddy. >> u.n. is in town this week. you can tell because the times square elmos are harassing tourists in other languages. >> some people are sayin

even elton john. >> mick? mick who? >> hinojosa: ( laughing ) well, you know; sum it up. >> yeah, it's a tough choice, but i would say that quite often, it was the behind-the-scenes stuff that goes on that builds to a story that makes it memorable for me. for example, one of my favorites is ray charles, because at the time that i suggested the story, he was not really on the charts and getting the kind of acclaim he should've been. >> hinojosa: what year was this, ben? >> oh, this was back in the early 1970s. >> hinojosa: okay. >> and aretha's up there, and otis redding was a big star, and joe cocker-- a british guy who sounded like ray charles-- was on top of the charts and playing the fillmore auditorium, but not ray charles, except in tandem with aretha franklin one time. and i thought the man deserved more. he was one of the foundations of american music as we know it and love it. and so i just raised my hand and said, "ray charles is in town, let's do him." >> hinojosa: and was their immediate reaction kind of like

you sure you enjoyed my rendition of elton john.u can see all the newspapers online on the bbc news website, all there for you, seven days a week. if you missed the programme any evening, it is on my player, thanks again. —— it is on iplayer. top temperature of 19 celsius, not a lovely day, some sunshine around, seems like this repeated almost everywhere. we have got the atlantic weather system approaching. it has only been a brief bridge of high pressure which gave us this satellite view, you can see the cloud in the west, that is what is coming in. fairly slow process to turn things wetter. overnight, more cloud into northern ireland and some brea ks cloud into northern ireland and some breaks of rain will move through, some affecting western parts of scotland. clear skies eastern scotland, eastern areas, allowing temperature to drop into single figures, not as cold as it was this morning, tomorrow morning, for many of us, mild start, double figures the day. just down the eastern side. slipping into single figures but not as cold

. >> and that leads us to elton john. will there be more song references in terms of north korean policy and rocket man, as he referred to him. >> president trump has never been interested in being presidential. only when he's on the teleprompter. and these kinds of nicknames and this kind of unserious behavior with allies like the south koreans and the japanese who are so nervous is obviously not appreciated. but as i've said, they have come to expect it. the real question is what he says about the chinese in his address and how much pressure he still wants to bring to bear. >> the issue with the chinese, does the president and does this administration realize it is -- the chinese do not see it in their interest to help solve the north korean problem. as long as we lean on them as the only party to get this done, that will lead the u.s. on the defensive. >> okay. reuters right now is reporting north korea put out a statement saying the more sanctions the u.s. and the u.n. put out the more quickly it will accelerate its n

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many people probably could not have heard that without thinking about elton john...n the one hand, making serious points about the kidnapping, the oppression, the com pletely u na cce pta ble kidnapping, the oppression, the completely unacceptable practice is happening in the pariah state of north korea. on the other hand, this rhetoric is... it is quite over the top. seeks to undermine the very serious point, usually you have euphemistic language, talks of neutralising a threat, seeking to contain an aggressive nation. threatening to totally destroy another country is just insanely aggressive. is it the kind of language the russians and the chinese might understand? and in fa ct, chinese might understand? and in fact, playing to his home audience, in america, also playing to them, because he knows that they, or he believes that they have outsized influence when it comes to dealing with north korea. this is an attempt for him to flex his muscles on the world stage. we know he does not have that much truck with these organisations which are meant to bring nations toge

he probably loves elton john. he likes the image of being a rocket man. way he translates it to his people -- probably like i'm the greatest person that ever were to walk this earth. >> jesse: do think trump made a bad nickname choice, dana? the president has never made a bad nickname choice. >> dana: i like ones that are not about americans. >> kimberly: the greatest. >> kennedy: i'm wondering if -- if he has to pay royalties for elton john. it's quite possible. it's not surprising to see people react with hysteria. they haven't quite gotten the concept that that's not the best way to counter this president. if you're going to level his critique, do it calmly and rationally. they never are capable of restraining themselves and step back permanent and even to some basic fact-checking. terry moran is going off and all of a sudden he's an international lawyer ready to -- i think that might be putting the cart in front of the horse. the problem, nothing else has worked. even libertarians i've spoken to -- they talk about the fact that you've got a guy, never

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even some of trump's critics say it is snappy, with the reference to elton john's song.n the article, the "post" goes through the nicknames donald trump has created. they are often mean, such as "crooked hillary" and it includes a list of names he used for himself. "t," likee letter "vote t for trump." but the problem of nicknames is they are like little nuclear weapons -- they encourage others to retaliate. >> we will see if anything comes from that. the french papers are looking at the week to calm, particularly when it comes to french labor unions and the government. >> get ready for a busy week. that is the message. an article details the schedule of different labor unions, the things they have laid out for the next two weeks. starting today with truckers going on strike, then moving on to two protest, one thursday and one saturday. the article says all of the pieces are falling into place for what could be a major opposition movement. it says we are not there yet, but it could happen. >> labor unions not too happy about emmanuel macron's labor reforms. and the frenc

there was something about all of this that her friend elton john captured in the song he played in tribute to her at her funeral. ♪ good-bye england's rose ♪ ♪ may you ever grow in our hearts ♪ >> reporter: tony blair was right to call her the people's princess. 20 years later she still is. ♪ your candle's burned out long before your legend ever will ♪ >> reporter: cynthia mcfadden, nbc news, new york. >> tragic loss still impacting the world 20 years later. >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this thursday night. i'm lester holt. and for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night.house goes through with t runs=02 ==garvin/take vo== right now at 6: dismantling daca? the fear that )s leading to action tonight in the bay area. >>> right now at 6:00. dismantling d dismantling daca. the news at 6:00 starts right now. i am garvin thomas. >> and i am janelle wang. president trump is considering cancelling the daca program which protects runs of thousands of undocumented children from deportation. a third of those children here

running themes under the helm of creative director alessandro mccain way to delve into his friend elton john's archives for the twenty eighteen spring summer collection orange and it shows. there were hypnotic glam rock gallons and the jury is tracks it's a mid ever present logo mania. jay and good she struck just the right chord with icelandic singer songwriter bjork . in the video to her new single bjork in visions her own utopia in a dress designed by a song that took eight hundred seventy hours to make. the gate as a track from her upcoming album due for release in november the single will be available in stores from friday but only on vinyl it can also be downloaded the surreal music video is almost seven minutes long. and the motion picture goodbye christopher robin saw its world premiere in london on wednesday british director simon curtis tells the story of the family of alan alexander milne who created when he the poor in the one nine hundred twenty s. . the fun things he's you know the stuffed animals his son christopher robin played with served as the inspiration for the stories tha

everybody loves elton john.all seriousness, we need to talk about what's going on there and what's happening at the u.n. how exactly are world leaders putting real pressure on north korea? >> well, a lot of attention will be focused on what president trump has to say. he's going to have these world leaders gathered before him. to this point, there's been mixed messaging about north korea coming from his administration. you have nikki haley talking about the potential destruction of north korea. rex tillerson taking a more conciliatory tone. and trump openly mocking kim jong-un and calling him rocket man. the u.n. secretary-general has been more clear in his position in that any solution to the north korea problem has to be political. despite the discussion of military options that the u.s. is apparently weighing. but noticeably absent from that audience will be china's president xi jinping. china of course is key in having sanctions be effective because of the trade and energy that flows between the two countrie

i imagine bernie and elton john are not too happy with him using the term, but maybe he is burning his fuse up there alone, but the thing is that really, at some point in time has he said he could be presidential he has to actually do it and when you're undercutting efforts, diplomatic efforts, internationally by just chiding north korea with that kind of neck name, i mean, can you imagine if -- i don't know, roosevelt had said hitler was a doodihead before we started world war ii? it's very childish. it's not presidential and it doesn't do anybody any good. >> i know. i know. we'll talk in a moment with some ladies about the re-tweet over the weekend of the golf ball, you know, which again, raises questions and senator dianne feinstein questioning, obviously, just why he would do that being the president of the united states, but let me talk to you since we're on the u.n. and on iran that the iranian president telling cnn that the u.s. will pay the price for killing a nuclear deal. the pay the price. how will that sit with president trump? >> well, i mean, that's more rhetoric. we'll

>> well, i assume he's signaling he's going to bring sir elton john into the process to try to negotiate. >> that's one way to read it. >> that's one way to read it. i'm not. but look, this president, going back to when he was a candidate and even before he was a candidate in his entertainment career liked to use nicknames. i think that it's unsettling in this circumstance because things to me seem so delicate and there do seem to be possibilities for negotiated routes out. but if we understand that donald trump is someone who always finds a little marco and a lying this person or whatever, rocket man isn't actually the worst nickname. and so where i think we really need to focus on is that read-out of the discussion from the white house and also the fact that the president is about to go into one of the great premiere events for a new president. that appearance at the u.n. is a very big deal. for president trump, no matter what he does around it, it will be that moment when he stands at the lectern, when he stands at that podium. so all of this is sort of build-up to it, but the real te

that was an economist cover after the elton john song. was so jealous when i was editor of "time" i did a cover called lil' kim after the rap artist. sold pretty well. >> you're not the president of the united states and the commander in chief. >> it's inappropriate. and by the way, that's why people are here this week trying to take the measure of this guy is that is this really what he's like? is he more sober behind the scenes? is his staff compensating for him? that's why this week is important to people around the world. they see the president of the united states tweeting rocket man and want to see is that the guy we'll see in the rooms at the u.n. >> and admiral, we were talking earlier this hour with richard haass who said the problem with the north korea diplomacy is we have not seen a plan. we talk about you know, diplomatic meetings. you hear that from tillerson and from mcmaster but there's not been a plan put on the table of what they should do, what they need to do, what we would offer to them. what do you see in terms of th

. >> julianne moore, colin firth , elton john, yeah, elton john is in this movie.did will i did not see the first one but i can tell you this movie blew me away. aim not just saying that 20th century fox paid me to go to london. it is like james bond and dead pool had a baby, it is like british spy stuff presented with the insanities that dead pool delivers plus get it, halle berry as a nerd that was not bad hair. >> it was all part of the character. >> if i'm a nerd that is my hair. all i can think office numbers , figures, and data, and stuff like that that girl doesn't that have hair. >> wash and wear hair. >> i mean dudes will be excited because they are hearing halle berry in the movie. >>> tina fey a nerd. >> she wears glasses, nerd. >> who is hottest nerd you know. >> i don't know, aim he not sure that i know a nerd. i know what bracket and parameters you are dealing w whoes hottest person who wears glasses, and reads. yeah. >> that guy is the star of this movie. you will fall in love with him he is hilarious, adorable. spoil era leather he has a girl friend

today he launched a twitter insult at north korea's leader calling him a character out of a popular elton john song. er's he roll barnett -- errol barnett. >> president trump took to twitter coining a new nickname for north korean leader kim jung-un. he tweeted quote i spoke with president moon of south korea last night. asked him how rocket man is doing. on saturday the reclusive regime released this image of kim observing a recent m claiming pyongyang is nearing a military equilibrium with the united states. >> i'm waiting for the regime of north korea to give us some indication that they are prepared to have constructive, productive talks. >> on "face the nation," secretary of state rex tillerson said it is up to north korea to avoid an american military response. >> all they need to do to let us know they're ready to talk is to just stop these tests, stop these provocative actions. >> on tuesday president trump will address the u.n. general assembly for the first time. where ambassador nikki haley says north korea will be front and center. >> if the united states has to defetsnd ielf or de

. >> neil: what is it a name, elton john didn't seem to mind. >> [laughter] yes, rocket man is meant to be belittling and as you brought up, neil, if this guy's response is to set off an atmospheric hydrogen test-- >> neil: i brought that up. >> i don't think it will have been, no neil did. i don't think it would have been a very good idea. >> no i did. >> neil: well but that was more in response to i think the chinese, right? you could make the argument here that let's say its been even more isolated with the chinese and say get the benefit of the doubt they will follow-up on this and freeze all funding. he seems to be getting crazier. >> of course he's getting crazier. >> neil: really i thought that was only my insight. he's driven by disillusion and he has power and the greater the trajectory of these missiles, the greater the power in these, the more-- >> neil: something could go wrong. >> he's not just crazy he does have a strategic aim. >> neil: what is that? >> to take over the whole korean peninsula to force us into some sort of-- >> that's not going to happen. >> we don't kn

jeff bridges halle berry terrine egerton colin firth and musician elton john who plays himself king's man the golden circle is based on a comic series the first film episode kings month the secret service was released in twenty fourteen and a sequel to the suave british gentleman joined forces with u.s. allies in their mission to save the world. forty eight ballerinas from the shanghai ballet gave a surprise performance at and perhaps main train station on monday travelers watch them dancing scenes from tchaikovsky's swan lake. the shanghai ballet is on tour in the belgian city from the beginning of october they'll be performing what's being billed as the biggest production of swan like in the world. julien macdonald presented his new collection at london fashion week on monday it was inspired by a recent visit to the amazon rain forest and brazilian supermodel out asunder ambrozy or even pointing out a parent's. top shop showcased glitter feathers and soft goals the fabrics and a collection of jeans. spring summer two thousand and eighteen would also see the return of the trademark.

trump the man prone to twitter tirades who recently referred to north korea's dictator using an elton john hit rocket man or perhaps tomorrow's speech will offer some clarity north korea is crucial here john yang's drive for ballistic nuclear weapons has forced president to look to the un for help whether he likes it or not trump's awakening to the realities of geopolitics has included seeking support in the security council on resolutions and saying it's a peaceful resolution is still not guarantee but for now the you win is the best deal trumps america can get. in his first appearance at the united nations u.s. president donald trump did not mince his words trump said the organization needed less red tape and more efficiency. in recent years the united nations has not reached its full potential because of bureaucracy and mismanagement while the united nations on a regular budget has increased by one hundred forty percent and its staff has more than doubled since two thousand we are not seeing the results in line with this investment. president trump is a long time critic of the united na

i'm only the piano player as elton john would say. the president's team is going to have to come up with a bipartisan bill. a bipartisan bill that he can take out from missouri and put pressure on claire mccaskill. a bipartisan bill where he can go out to west virginia and put pressure on joe manchin. where he can go to indiana and put pressure on donnelly. they have to have the product beforesa/áñ the president can g and send the product and it can't be the same product that mitchell mcconnell and paul ryan are trying to sell if they want tax reform that, as steve said, will be around 20 years from now. >> two was to do a quote/unquote bipartisan bill. one is a compromise with major changes in what the republican other d orthodox. i think do a bill targeted largely at the middle class but not in the cards if you do that to get the support of the freedom caucus and a lot of conservatives. they are going with gorbachev bush did as a quote/unquote, bipartisanship tax bill and pick off more democrats in the senate to get to 60. i could s

we started the show with music from eltonjohn, whitney houston started the show with music from elton johnya primal scream. love it. also, jay—z and canny a waste. can't get enough of canny a west. that is the first song i started. seeing you here in a baseball jacket, i think song i started. seeing you here in a baseballjacket, i think we are the radio equivalent of jay—z baseballjacket, i think we are the radio equivalent ofjay—z and kallio west. we are more like the crank is. the first record you played was the move. 50 years to the day. it was saturday morning, and likely 50 years on “— saturday morning, and likely 50 years on —— and luckily, 50 years on, we are doing the same. we did it with turntables. do you know what that is? with me now is professor of media historyjean seaton — she's the the official historian of the bbc and author of the book pinkoes and traitors. that isn't specifically about radio 1. let's talk about the changes they've made. they took the old system and turn them into radio 1, two, three and four. it was about changing radio, which gets close to people's live

occasion where a president has summoned his inner eltonjohn where a president has summoned his inner elton john has summoned his inner eltonjohn and started talking about rocket man, and i think it is the conjunction of these two things, firstly, the danger is that you can make another sovereign country, and the other almost like a playground taunt. it may not be that this is the most outspoken speech that our us president has ever given, although there were gasps in the press room and there were gasps in the assembly at some of what donald trump said, but it will certainly go down as one of the most unorthodox, but it doesn't change the basic strategic issue. there is no easy military solution to north korea, and maybe this rhetoric is a way of piling on the pressure on russia, and more particularly china, to stop doing business with north korea, if you are going to avoid a nuclear catastrophe. jon, thank you very much. the eastern caribbean, already devastated by hurricane irma, is in harm's way again, this time from hurricane maria. overnight it pummelled the island of dominica with torrenti

when have we ever heard a president summoning his inner elton john we ever heard a president summoning inner eltonjohn and calling another leader rocket man? i think it was the odd conjunction of those two things, one, the most serious threat you can make against another nation and the other, almost a flippant, nation and the other, almost a flippa nt, playground comment flippant, playground comment calling him rocket man. what will reassure people is that donald trump seems to think that the path to getting progress is through the united nations and if he wants to influence china, which is still the key to the crisis in north korea, then that is best done as well through the un. it's interesting, i spoke to a couple of very senior un officials at lunch time, as they were leaving. they felt quietly reassured by what they'd heard from donald trump, that it was nothing like as bad as they feared it could have been. but maybe that just tells us feared it could have been. but maybe thatjust tells us more about expectations. jon, again, thanks very much. let's talk about the situation in me

this isn't the place where you go when you talk bellicose bully and again i mean to pick up on the elton john thing i mean i think he keeps proving that you know he's a madman don't you know madman across the water both of them and that is not the type of diplomacy we need i don't know why they didn't sit down with ridge on the ho the foreign minister of north korea and at least talk about that they are going to come to any resolution but at least have a dialogue so now they're just talking past each other and i just i don't understand the game plan here and you know the president's focused on the n.f.l. in the flag instead of foreign policy so i'm not sure that anybody's in really firm control here and that's. good cause for alarm i think any pressure applied by foreign countries or and things for the president to come to the table you talk about the foreign minister of north korea he was there we didn't see any any sort of coming to the table any pressure that can actually override best from other countries or the u.n. or anything very bad to donald or a really good question there are other

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charlie: elton john loves the loves the song and said let us do something together. or a while, he had an aids benefit. we have been emailing back-and-forth. he said can you come play this benefit. i went out to l.a.. mind if iould you sang with you. you always go, of course i'm fine with that. we came out there and he did the second verse. it was amazing having him sing that song. sittingest part was with him before he went to the dressing room. it was me, him and the guitar player. you're in that kind of presence, you go, wow. this is something no one can take away from me. you were there because he admired your song. st. paul: i guess so. charlie: keith richards of the rolling stones said it reminded him of otis redding. someone else said james brown because of the energy you bring on stage. i appreciate those. i think that is sacred ground. i'm a lot more clumsy than some like james brown. i can't do the splits. that would be bad news for mike pence. mythat would be bad news for pants. i'm flattered by that. there's no real good response to it. i would never say t