gary osborne , elton john's lyricist. osborne, elton john's lyricist.alk to britain's best journalist dan wootton . you are alive and wootton. you are alive and you're sexy, too. let me tell you. i was totally engrossed by that. i wanted to keep hearing about the story behind dipper. i'm mark. good evening to you. very excited tonight because we have a world exclusive coming up.john have a world exclusive coming up. john cleese speaking for the first time during, up. john cleese speaking for the first time during , the show first time during, the show about the new fawlty towers. john cleese live on time wasn't tonight. i'll see you tomorrow at. eight. hello again. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office some clear spells lingering in the south , leading lingering in the south, leading to a frost in places by dawn. otherwise lot of cloud, actually. and relatively mild, with breeze coming. it coming from the west. southwest and a warm front arriving during nights. that warm front will push milder air in from the atlantic . it will also bring atlanti

gary osborne , elton john's lyricist. osborne, elton john's lyricist. talk to britain's best journalist dan wootton . you are alive and wootton. you are alive and you're sexy, too. let me tell you. i was totally engrossed by that. i wanted to keep hearing about the story behind dipper. i'm mark. good evening to you. very excited tonight because we have a world exclusive coming up.john have a world exclusive coming up. john cleese speaking for the first time during, up. john cleese speaking for the first time during , the show first time during, the show about the new fawlty towers. john cleese live on time wasn't tonight. i'll see you tomorrow at. eight. hello again. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office some clear spells lingering in the south , leading lingering in the south, leading to a frost in places by dawn. otherwise lot of cloud, actually. and relatively mild, with breeze coming. it coming from the west. southwest and a warm front arriving during nights. that warm front will push milder air in from the atlantic . it will also bring atlan

>> yeah. >> jimmy: he's elton john 24/7?>> 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. amongst tribute performers, sort of an 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

sir elton john is snubbing the king?ut that. >> ♪ it's a little bit funny ♪ >> stephen: yup. that's it. apparently england's "ministry of kingly festivals" or whatver is really struggling to book music for the coronation since, aside from elton and the spicys, ed sheeran, adele, and robbie williams have also turned down the chance to perform at the concert. so the planners are going with william and camilla playing "yakkety sax" on kazoos. meanwhile in taking it easy news, apparently the latest work place trend is called "bare minimum mondays." normally i would have a joke here, but... monday. meanwhile, across the pond, the u.k. is experiencing a fruit and vegetable shortage that could last until may. the u.k. government blames the scarcity, in part, on poor weather conditions in spain. okay, have they tried planting the crops on the plain? 'cause that's where the rain mainly falls. it's my understanding. meanwhile, news from new york, because new york city thieves are stealing apple headphones off victims' heads. it in

concert here, and she had more people watching her than we had at that elton john concert. the moment." it was a♪ hey, baby. ♪fferent. avani: big fashion and cosmetic brands started noticing rory's success on tiktok and wanted to tap into her growing audience. ♪ you're so powerful. ♪ ♪ powerful. ♪♪ avani: companies sponsor influencers like rory, and businesses pay tiktok to advertise on the platform. this is central to the app's lucrative business model. rory: in this work industry, being an influencer, you have to present yourself as a brand. you know, we aren't really people anymore, we're brands. we're selling products for brands. so, you kind of got to look the part. the money involved, it's enough to live of so it's a pretty fair amount. i'm in the medium to high range of incomes in australia, so yeah, very, very decent. daniel: it's hard not to even be jealous sometimes because you look at our life and you know we get up and we go to work, and we come home, and she can earn mon that can take us days to earn in minutes. rory: i found myself driving and just crying, hav

elton john became a friend.emember miami vice, in its final season, the stars wore versace. >> some of these photographs of famous people, and those clothes are iconic. they are world famous, still. like princess diana, in that blue dress. >> she didn't want to wear an english old style. so she asked gianni versace to make dresses for her. >>'s fashion shows made history. like the one in 1991 with cindy crawford, naomi campbell, linda evangelista, and kristie truman, all on the same runway. unforgettable said the noted fashion journalist, how look hal rubenstein. >> the men and women were breathtaking. this was him. this is how you wanted you to see life. life always came with fireworks. >> gianni versace, was not for the faint of heart. because when you put that on from the time that you walk out of your door. >>'s fashion shows made history. like the one in 1991 with cindy crawford, naomi campbell, linda evangelista, and kristie truman, all on the same runway. unforgettable said the noted fashion journalist, h

there's outlets reporting that artists like elton john, the spice girls, and harry styles all said "noly, former president donald trump is dj'ing weekly at mar-a-lago, playing songs from his ipad. he says "y.m.c.a." is a crowd pleaser. >> do you have a coronation around the corner but can't find anyone to perform music? then look no further than djt productions, for when you only want the best and the best is not available. djt will pump out the jams. imagine ascending to the crown to the sounds of this... >> ♪ in the house ♪ ♪ donald trump ♪ ♪ in the house ♪

we'll be joined live on the program by elton john's lyricist , with whom he's on the program by eltonad a string of hits . gary osborne, string of hits. gary osborne, who is deeply worried about the future of music. plus, we'll get gary's to the sad death of burt bacharach . meanwhile, there are bacharach. meanwhile, there are a new free speech concerns as pubs could be forced to hire bouncers to police, boozy or offensive chats under new laws and gets arrested for banter with your mates down the pub . with your mates down the pub. more evidence that the world has gone mad. we'll get reaction from the founder of the free speech union, toby young . plus, speech union, toby young. plus, the producer of a shocking gb news documentary joins , us to news documentary joins, us to discuss the horrors , scale of discuss the horrors, scale of grooming gangs in britain. lots to get through my opinion next and my solution for lawless britain . but first, the britain. but first, the headunes britain. but first, the headlines with the always well—behaved polly middleton . well—behaved polly middle

and elton john, your song. >> i love that. >> my first dance was 'til there was you by the beatles withsband so that's on the top of the list. then ever long foo fighters. that's a good song. happy valentine's day everyone. >>> 5:26. love can hurt. >> it does, especially when it's a scam. >> we'll chat with an expert on red flags for romance scams. >> farm workers in san mateo county hit by back to back tragedies getting much needed want more from your vitamins? get more with nature's bounty. from the first-ever triple action sleep supplement... to daily digestive support... to more wellness solutions every day. get more with nature's bounty. >>> welcome back to the morning edition at 5:30. a live look at east lansing michigan. investigators are searching for a motive at shootings at michigan state university killed at least three people and injured five more. the suspect later took his own life. a shelter in place order has been lifted. >> reporter: a press conference is currently going on. michigan state university police are at the mic. we did get the suspect's name but have not yet

. >> i grew up in the 80's and 90's, elton john, billy joel, garth brooks. >> eric, michelle, marianneall. thank you for watching america's late news, fox news @ night. i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. have a great weekend. we'll see you right back here on monday! order an edible com or a company store to get your big shopping. >> whoa, the unexpected can happen to any of us . that's why i select quote, makes it easy to get the life insurance coverage you need to protect your family for less than a dollar a day. select cofound me five hundred thousand dollar policy for only sixteen dollars a month. we could help you save more than 50% on life insurance. >> visit our website, selectquote, we shop, you save just buke. it's cancer. i don't know how to make it. you can get some good now. welcome back. almost west virginia. i've been on that dating app, but girls are actually four hundred miles away. i have dated a lot of guys in the city. it hasn't worked out for me. she's too pretty to be in a place like this. why are struggling so much focused? >> this is a lot harder than i thought.

. >>> elton john singing saturday night's all right for fighting.u look at the top of the screen, you can see austin r rivers and mamba getting into it in front of the bench. things going from bad to worse. a brawl breaking out. punches were thrown. when it was all over, five players were rejected from the game. so the magic won 127-120 the final there. >>> and lastly, there's a lot of demand for tom brady memorabilia since he announced his second retirement. and that includes the sand this he's sitting on in this message. somebody found this exact location where then seven-time super bowl winner recorded this emotional good-bye message to football and to fans. they listed that sand for sale on ebay. the incredible part is thats of saturday morning, the bidding for the bottled sand has reached nearly $100,000 with more than eight days until this auction closes. it remains to be seen if the winning bider will pay that kind of money, but there have been more than 100 bids so far. just another example of how popular the quarterback is. i don't know if

next thing, they are jumping on elton john's private plane like a taxi service.rk having a half-million dollar baby shower with her chums and flying back on george clooney's private jet. this went on and on. they would preach one thing, wanting the woke kind of glory that comes from preaching about wilke issues come of it at the same time, leading complete different lives themselves. so the papers began to call out the hypocrisy. at that point, they then said, "in that case, we are victims." >> sean: let me ask you, do you believe the implied allegations that members of the royal family were somehow racist? >> no! >> sean: i don't believe it, either. >> not only is it nonsense, but you may have noticed, in his promotional tour for his ghastly book, "spare me," as i renamed it, they said, "we didn't say that they were racist." he came out recently and he said they didn't mean to imply the royal family are racist. yes, you did. we watched you on oprah winfrey prayed he said they were racist prayed he would name which one of them it was. now they said they never mea

well, get this, king charles' coronation is coming up, and apparently, elton john, harry styles, adelee: ooh. >> jimmy: it's going to be weird during the coronation when you hear, "ladies and gentlemen, smash mouth featuring corey feldman. [ laughter ] worse case, they'll invite prince harry and tell everyone it's ed sheeran. >> steve: oh [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hey, i heard that this year's hurricane season will have some new names that have never been used before, including harold and nigel they sound more like the only two people booked to play at king charles' coronation [ laughter ] "harry and nigel." well, this weekend, major league baseball officially started spring training. yeah and the big story -- [ cheers and applause i'm excited. the big story is that now there's a pitch clock that gives players just 15 seconds between pitches. and so far, it's really helped speed up the games so, now people are using the clock to speed up things in other places look at this interview with the president from this weekend. >> is your age part of your own calculation into whether to run again

. ♪ elton john's farewell yellow brick road world tour began in 2018 and is still going. $818 millionsonal favorites. u2's tour hit the road to the tune of $736 million, that was back in 2009. >>> the northeast is bracing for a ferocious arctic blast, parts of new england could see windchills near, get this, minus 60. that right, near 60 below zero. let's get to chad myers. the national weather service calling this an epic generational arctic outbreak. >> right. and that generation is between 25 and 30 years, that is a typical generation. not even the main cabin masters will be wanting out in this with windchills of 60 below. still icing across the deep south, but that is the minor story compared to the northeast. windchills down to albany will be 35 below zero. this is a pets, people and property type of storm. you must really prepare for this. it is a quick blast, it will only last 36 hours. but it is the coldest air in the northern hemisphere and it will run right across new england, try to sneak all the way down even into parts of pennsylvania, significantly cooler there. temperat

features a number of other celebrities to resonate with older demographics like missy elliott and elton johnhows up in the ad. and your daughter loved eagle. love it. jack harlow. very yeah, very popular right now. so very smart on doritos part. all right, let's check in with steve paulson get you ready for monday's weather. it's changing . yes, it is. no doubt about it. here. we have some fog now not just to the north, but also to the south or system from saturday's turning in southern california, but ready to take the turn into arizona to give them some rain, but we have a couple of weeks. cold fronts on the way one will be here in a couple of hours. if not over us right now, that's going to crank up the breeze. so wind advisory starts at 10 am, goes through six a.m. tuesday already some pretty good gusts in the higher elevations. mountie always been up to 45 mph at the surface. it's not so bad and then a stronger cold front comes in tuesday night, which will lead to a freeze watch. on wednesday morning, there's going to be some very cold temps and wind protected areas, but fog is kind of

television and theater, written and from duesed songs for or wreath that franklin, mariah carey, elton johnbusy. we're excited. >> when you look at this night, why does it still matter including the people who might not be obsessed with music, and who can we expect to hear from? >> oh, my gosh, well the lineup is incredible. you've got sam smith, bad bunny, lizzo, mary j. blige, brandi carlile. the list goes on and on. i think people are excited because we capture something that's unique. it's all different genres, all different people. it's people that might not come together for any other reason but to celebrate music and to unite and celebrate one another. i've been in this roll for a little over two years. our vision as an academy is not just to celebrate one night, and that night does lift the entire industry, but the idea is the use the academy and the platform and music in general to make a difference. some of the things you talked about in your introduction is what's really important to us and the heart of everything we do at the and mow. >> that's cool that bad bunny is playing. yo

. >>> elton john singing all right for fighting. and keep an eye on the top of the screen.ndo's bench. and things going from bad to worse. it got ugly with a brawl, punches being thrown. five were ejected. and magic ended up winning 127-120 the final there. >>> and there is a lot of demand, guys, for tom brady memorabilia ever since he announced his second retirement for good we think earlier this week. that apparently includes sand. somebody found the exact location where the seven time super bowl winner recorded his message and listed the sand for sale on ebay. so as of saturday morning, the bidding for the bottle has reached nearly $100,000 with more than eight days until the auction closes. of course it remains to be seen if the winning bidder will actually pay that kind of money, but the fact that there has been 124 bids is just the latest example of how popular the quarterback is. you guys spend more time on the beach than i do. $100,000 for a jar of sand seems crazy to me. but sports fans are crazy. >> i'll give it to you for 100 bucks. i have so much tom brady sand.

also very well received ad during the game, the missing doritos with jack harlow, missy elliott, elton john know, it was really strong and then i'll give a shout to one regional ad, and i'll say the same adams spot that rand, mostly in the northeast, every ad scored a touchdown. the team you add, i didn't really understand the strategy. they're running the same ad twice during the game, and then twice more after the game. i think a lot of the beer brands fell short throughout the game planters. why we get the idea of roasting mr peanut, but the jokes just really fell flat . there were standouts in star studded commercials, corners nailed the breaking bad spot. i think it's worth noting that you know, some of the best adds to the game didn't have celebrities good boy hollywood ashley verkin fox news. alrighty taking a look at the weather. we're going to start off with a long range model. i'm going to show you. a couple of weather systems are going to have some impact on the bay area this week, but not much. here's the first one tomorrow. see it coming over the corner here that blue green fal

also very well received ad during the game, the missing doritos with jack harlow, missy elliott, elton johnuh you know, it was really strong and then i'll give a shout to one regional ad and i'll say the same adams spot that rand mostly in the northeast like it. every ad scored a touchdown. the team you add, i didn't really understand the strategy. they're running the same ad twice during the game, and then twice more after the game. i think a lot of the beer brands fell short throughout the game planters. why we get the idea of roasting mr peanut, but the jokes just really fell flat. there were standouts in star studded commercials, corners nailed the breaking bad spot. i think it's worth noting that you know, some of the best add to the game didn't have celebrities. oy hollywood work in fox news. this is ktvu fox two news at six. the oakland police chief laurent armstrong, makes his case once again for keeping his job and in a new interview pushes back on criticism from the federal monitor and an independent investigation. it's clear that the focus was on me. even when i was walled off an

his team could be silverstein and partners put together the doritos ad featuring jack harlow and elton johns going to the game on a fluke. the klan had an extra ticket and just like that, he was in the right place at the right time. it's just one of those moments where it just kind of felt. you know, i felt like someone was just about to ask for it back at any second. and then, uh and then? yeah, one of the security guards coming to me, he said. i think you should. you should get out of here with that before. it gets crazy. so, uh, so here we are, and i've got i've got it got it here, so that's boom. dixon said his challenge now is to keep the football away from his two small children. but a heck of a catch there in glendale, alright still to come on the effort in san mateo county to improve conditions for farm workers, plus how members of the asian community honored representative nancy pelosi in san francisco tonight, a rainbow of colors in the sky for tonight's sunset. our chief meteorologist bill martin, will have our complete forecast coming up a gwendalyn tweets, “just eating tiny tac

showstopping ads are a big game staple often featuring bold-faced names like jack harlow and sir elton johnre ♪ >> reporter: and alicia silverstone brings the '90s nostalgia with her icon role in "clueless" for rakuten. the cost of a 30-second commercial in this year's super bowl, a record $7 million. how about this number, 10 million, that's how much is collectively on the line sunday night in bonus bets for users of sports betting app fanduel. when former nfl great rob gronkowski attempts his kick of destiny -- >> it's the first live super bowl commercial ever, and it's fanduel's first commercial ever in the super bowl, and the whole project is the kick of destiny and if i make a 25-yard kick, live during a commercial in the third quarter, fanduel is giving out $10 million in bonus bets to everyone that places a bet on their app for the super bowl, so i'm going for it. this is for america. >> reporter: i visited gronk at an undisclosed location outside phoenix where he'll attempt that kick live in front of millions with millions on the line on sunday. did you consult with any of your kick

[cheers and applause] >> greg: he's what you get if elton john and travis bickle had a baby.t of fox across america, jimmy failla! [cheers and applause] >> greg: and finally loveable is one of the many words people never use to describe her. >> oh. >> greg: oh shut up. fox news contributor kat timpf! [cheers and applause] >> greg: first of all, professor, i really enjoyed your last book. >> jimmy: thank you. >> greg: and thank you for giving me those extra office hours after class. >> jimmy: you know what? that's the least i can do for how you behaved. i don't have a joke for this. it's horrible. this is what people get fired for these jokes. >> greg: yes, that's true. but you know what? if i get murdered, rob, i would prefer that you go to the brews and say, we need to catch these bastards and put them behind bars. i don't think i would want anybody on my side of the family or your side of the family, when we do decide, to say no, because that's not your right. that is not your right. >> jimmy: yeah, i would just say, if that, god forbid that should happen to you i think wha

included celebrities that are expected to resonate with older demographics such as missy elliott and elton john in the ad as well back at home and nonprofit in san francisco, held a super bowl watch party for people who are homeless. hobart of sf called its events super soul party for those who couldn't watch the game in the comfort of their own home about 50 people gathered inside the positively six street synagogue, where they receive some special services as well. the organization offered haircuts, clothes, food, mental health services, and best of all companionship during the big game. many americans are calling in sick today, as they do every year, the day after the super bowl, when human resources firm conducted a poll of 1200 adults in the united states and found about 18.8 million americans will call out sick for what is known as super sick. monday survey finds roughly one out of five people or more than 26. a half million will miss some amount of work today. tennessee by the way, considering replacing columbus day with super bowl monday as a holiday is this. some area volunteers spent

what's your carbone en footpring next thing, the jumping on elton john's private plane like a taxi service. >> they literally tweeted about poverty on the day she was in new york , having a half a million dollar baby shower sh celebrity and flying back on george clooney, his private jet. >> and thi ss kepthower going od on and on . but they would preach one thing, one thing.e thing, wanting the woke kind of g the kind of, you know, glory f that comes from preaching about woke issuewilke iss, but at thee time really completely different lines themselves. diffs themselves. s began to call out the hypocrisy. and at that point, they then said, well, in that case, we'res victims. >> well, let me ask you, do you believe the implied allegations that members odf the royal family was somehow racist? no! >> no, it's i don't believe it either. but it's not it, only is itense nonsense, but you may have noticed in his promotional for his goslee book, spare me, as i renamed it, harry himself says, we didn't mean to say the royalt family name. >> the book, spare me,, th but harry harry came out recently,

superstar, then there will be duets with many more celebrities kanye west, drake eminem and shakira elton johnd by the number of hits at the top of the world charts and the length of their stay. she was able to break the records of madonna the beatles and compare with michael jackson; now the singer's fortune exceeds $ 1 billion 700 million, she became the only selfie of a billionaire under forty and first native fighting for the forbes list by the way, home country. she is very proud of her in 2018, francie became the extraordinary plenipotentiary ambassador of the united states and in 21, after the release of the dosa struggle from the power of the british crown, she was declared a national hero of the republic , her fortune rihanna mainly earned not from music, but from her brands of cosmetics lines. many stars consider it an honor to take part in her advertising shoots and shows. her fashion appearances become events in themselves. as they say in the fashion industry, many things seemed ugly until rihanna decided. otherwise, she became the most welcome guest of the matgala balaclava, where

but elton john wasn't well, cheap.rt sort of music history that you're to see? i hear you're going to see? i hear people going make people are going to make a killing i tell you, killing here. i tell you, i think sometimes it's nice to keep hold of those things, like do we to auction things off do we want to auction things off like not very like that? we're not very sentimental. hold sentimental. i'd want to hold onto could sing and onto it if i could sing and i was much to it. maybe thought i was much to it. maybe thought i was going to get more money for. yeah, it doesn't really yeah, maybe it doesn't really need the money. just it's already be perfectly already got a to be perfectly honest. edit i've got an old honest. now edit i've got an old john jack on lewis gets a little bit funny that was good but it much bigger yeah we like that on ebay definitely don't encourage him but i like that one anyway manchester united . yes manchester united. yes everybody's wanting to buy them. well, not everyone. so we've seen eve

reduce our then they're our carbon and then they're hopping plane elton hopping on a plane to elton john's john's house. yeah. so that they can have a party, you know, that kind of thing. i mean, i remember now don't quote me on this. sure it is correct. this. i'm sure it is correct. i remember it they had a load remember it 27, they had a load of dignity, you know, 26 of dignity, you know, coke 26 was not one in scotland was not the one in scotland and it at gleneagles. yes. and it was at gleneagles. yes. and i think had fleet teslas think they had a fleet teslas for people, but they didn't have enough electric charging points. is i've got is correct. yeah. i've got something they had something for you and they had the generator for the diesel generator so for goodness did. goodness sakes. no but they did. well we all it's worse. all of the cars are owned so. did a van dragging a diesel generator behind this behind these electric cars. this is real. yeah, this is. does the scottish government it's scottish government that. it's just government just how the scottish government works. is pa

reduce our then they're our carbon and then they're hopping plane elton hopping on a plane to elton john's john's house. yeah. so that they can have a party, you know, that kind of thing. i mean, i remember now don't quote me on this. sure it is correct. this. i'm sure it is correct. i remember it they had a load remember it 27, they had a load of dignity, you know, 26 of dignity, you know, coke 26 was not one in scotland was not the one in scotland and it at gleneagles. yes. and it was at gleneagles. yes. and i think had fleet teslas think they had a fleet teslas for people, but they didn't have enough electric charging points. is i've got is correct. yeah. i've got something they had something for you and they had the generator for the diesel generator so for goodness did. goodness sakes. no but they did. well we all it's worse. all of the cars are owned so. did a van dragging a diesel generator behind this behind these electric cars. this is real. yeah, this is. does the scottish government it's scottish government that. it's just government just how the scottish government works. is pa

al's got it going on ♪ >> did you say dance elton john >> having the two together, mixing up the classicit. but let's get to your news at 8:00 >>> we've learned more this morning about the three young college students who were killed in the phmass shooting at michia state university that happened monday night and investigators are still trying to figure out what could be the gunman's motive here. nbc's jesse kirsch is in east lansing, michigan, with the very latest jesse, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. you can see behind us, the memorials here growing on michigan state university's campus as the school announces the names of the three students who lost their lives the school says that sophomore brian fraser arielle anderson and alexandria verner, were all killed when a gunman opened fire on campus monday night verner's community in clawson michigan where she grew up held a vigil for her last night, part of the tributes we've seen going beyond this school community for these three lives lost we also know there are five students who remain hospitalized at last word in c

or a compilation that was sort of on apple music, found a song that i thought fit in my range, elton john'snd they came in with a guitar and said, do you know this song "come together" and i said yes, michael jackson. so that's is where i was starting this journey. so i've learned something though i've been on a roller coaster. >> and here's the thing for folks who don't know, i mean, you didn't grow up singing you actually learned to sing for this role. >> yes well, i've done a few musical theater shows growing up i was in like "jesus christ superstar," "les miserables," high school standard level and this is the first time in a recording studio the first time i've sung rock music. >> i want to play just a clip here of you and your co-star singing together because i think it is pretty fascinating when you consider where you were versus where you ended up. i think we have that clip. listen to this ♪ how did we get here ♪ how do we get out ♪ we used to be something to see ♪ ♪ look at us ♪ ♪ baby look at us now ♪ >> i see you picked it up pretty well how long did it take for to you get to tha

i think the doritos elton john, jack harlow, i thought, worked >> the triangle thing.bsolutely >> but maybe not as ambitious thematically as we had last year >> right >> we just showed the stock performance of those companies that -- or valuation results since then to me, it was those companies that their biggest cost is customer acquisition cost and they have all this pile of money to get them and they say, how could we not get in front of a hundred million people and pay a few million bucks for 30 seconds? >> we should point out, shares of carvana, though, mike, have been amongst that group that have moved up dramatically over the last couple weeks, showing the signs once again of a little bit of speculation in this market >> yes things that were priced for, you know, decline or demise. >> t-mobile, the only stock that performed well over the course of last year that was an advertiser again this year i don't remember seeing verizon or at&t, despite the fact they are such huge advertisers during the nfl season t-mobile was kind of alone there with bradley cooper. >> i

i love this with the older demographic, including missy elliott and elton john, like so if i like missy i'm in the older like she counts as older demo. okay, so i'm watching the batman commercial. i'm like, wow, i am old because i'm like michael peters. bad bad. this is like 30 something years ago marched on what happened to all that time, but everyone is excited about it because everyone's a party was like is that michael keaton like geriatric batman? yes it is, but we're happy to see him. all right now to this. the nfl season is over. oddsmakers though, are way ahead of us looking at next. season. cesar sports book predicts that next super bowl, the super bowl in las vegas will have the 49ers. you heard this playing the kansas city chiefs. other teams with super bowl chances include the buffalo bills, the eagles and the cincinnati bangles. okay a lot to talk about. lots of digest this morning. 8 39 number two on that. okay okay, let's see if we can't maybe clear out some of this fog. steve paulson. this can be very tricky to drive through. it can indeed especially up around san pablo

we should go elton john if we are going there. jonathan: that is a much better one.rade right now within a range found market like this? daragh: the dxy dollar index has pushed towards 106 and getting towards the top end of the range . it might feel brave to say we have to respect that range but i think we do. i can see us retracing lower on that. euro is a candidate in that context and maybe sterling and we began. if you going dxy, the other side is you have to go euro-dollar higher. tom: that takes out the e.m. component. i see argentina peso out to 196 and the black market pushing toward 400 pesos. is the e.m. falling apart where you can make a speculation there? daragh: we can talk about g10 ranging but there are some key levels that have moved on dollar-yen. i don't think i would call that. tom: it is monday morning. jonathan: the china piece is the most important and what is your read on the reopening? daragh: it seems to be heading in the right way. we navigated the chinese new year and had some massive dislocation terms of mobility data. you think about the u

advertising, with people like missy elliott and jack harlow and the guys from "breaking bad" and elton johnally feel like we have a formula that wins right now. >> hugh, same kind of questions we ask all the time. is there any sign that people are trading down for things? are they still buying premium? you said inexpensive products, you have premium and lower priced, any trading down at all? any sign of weakness in the consumer you're seeing none >> we don't see that on our -- in our business. the one thing we see a little bit of is for some consumers, they're moving down in the retail chain so they may have previously shopped at a premium store and maybe now they're going to a mainstream store or mainstream store to a dollar or discount store. so you see a little bit of that behavior going on. but in terms of our products, no our premium products and our value products are all doing really, really well right now. i think in a world where consumers have money but they're also nervous, they'll not buy cars, not buy personal technology, but they will treat themselves to our products because t

he then to buy watford in 1987 from elton john going put ian john and he's going to put ian charge ofourse, didn't go through, of course, maxwell demise two years maxwell met his demise two years later. know really later. we'll never know really what but it's not what would happen. but it's not a thing even though was a new thing even though that was much parochial then. this much more parochial then. this is level thing. but is a european level thing. but unhed is a european level thing. but united they're g £2 united itself. they're losing £2 million the moment million a week at the moment where ameliorated where they've ameliorated some of the of those losses by the matchday revenue coming. i mean, just in the whole course of the season, just they ar e £111 just the gate, they are £111 million. the covid era, that million. in the covid era, that was million per game. so a was £7 million per game. so a huge sponsorship deal huge jump. the sponsorship deal in isn't worth much in the show isn't worth as much as but if he got them as it was, but if he got them back somewhere near the l