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but at this level of fame, everything is scrutinized.'ve seen celebrities struggle with the weight of notoriety and their mental health. from selena gomez sharing she lives with bipolar disorder to demi lovato to britney spears. >> i don't necessarily think that we've learned our lesson from britney. we're still seeing the objectification of public figures and celebrities, particularly female ones. >> but chapel is breaking the mold part of a new crop of celebrities prioritizing self-care unabashedly. just weeks after getting mixed responses for calling out fan behavior online, i'll go. >> if you think it's selfish for me to say no for a photo or for your time, or to for a hug, that's not normal. that's weird. >> chapel once again speaking candidly online this time things getting political after she declined to endorse a presidential candidate. >> so yeah, i'm voting for kamala, but i'm not settling for what has been offered. >> two days later, chapel dropped out of the all things go festival. she's now canceled four shows this summer. >

their shelby morrison with a rocket roll hall of fame. thanks so much all right. >> another nail-biter, indeed, wnba finals are linked, held off the liberty to force a winner take all game five. andy scholes is here to talk about this really back-and-forth. >> he can say, hey, amara, we had a great season and this finals has been even better. the games have been so exciting. both teams already came back from 50 points he visits to win a game in this series, game four, though, it was tight throughout, you had 14 lead changes and 13 ties, no team led by more than six point liberty were down 390 seconds to go so jonquel jones gets the bucket down low plus the house hit the free throws to tie it up the liberty, they had three chances with under a minute to go to take the labor brianna stewart this is twice. >> now on the links. next possession, courtney williams is going to miss, but bridget carleton grabs the rebound, gets fouled by sabrina ionescu calls it's both free throws of could we get more sabrina magic this time to win the title know

. >>> and the inductees for the rock 'n' roll hall of fame, and what cher revealed about her >>> good evening and it's great here ony of you at home likely t wait until it's over. night, and tonight here, the new "washington post" poll, of the seven battleground states, a virtual dead heat. vice president harris in three different states today, the so-casto e age with harris. and what she said to voters today about voting your your de. carolina, amid the debris of hurricane helene, saying he is confident the storm will not and after trump's photo-op 5,000 a year for a 40 hour a s, harris says his answer reveals another stark difference between her and the former president.c' from wisconsin tonight. >> reporter: with where she thinks she can pick up republican votes. >> let's get to it.>> >> there are moments in the january 6th. he watched the attack on television. he watched it. that's a depravity that, to me office, makes someone absolutely unfit ever to be president again. [ applause ] >> reporter: the harris campaig states. tonight, new "washington post" polling shows the contest b

you can imagine, at the age of 16, finding fame at the age of 16, finding fame at the way he did with the rest of the way he did with the rest of the boys. they instantly rose to fame and they became these pop sensations. it had been the death of the boy band before they came back, and over the past few years he's been on a solo journey, you know, trying to find himself, trying to establish himself as a solo artist. he had moments where he was there and he was at the top of the game. maybe not like harry styles, but his career was always plagued with addiction , always plagued with addiction, stints in rehab, which he was quite open about. i've interviewed liam several times over the years and he's always struck me as a very kind and honest character, you know , he's honest character, you know, he's almost like a journalist stream in the sense where there was nothing to hide about the problems he was going through , problems he was going through, and he was one of those things where i think, what's happened is like to find that fame at 16 and then to be out of the boy band by 21, it's

i know you focus a lot on the impact of fame, of social media on people around the world.ou talk us through what the impact of finding fame at such a young age would have had on somebody like liam payne? it’s somebody like liam payne? it's im ortant somebody like liam payne? it's important to — somebody like liam payne? it�*s important to recognise that at the moment, people are grieving and looking for answers. so a psychologist can be helpful in helping people understand the impact of something like fame on someone who is very young and whose brain is still developing. the front part of the brain doesn't finish its development sometimes until the late 20s, and that part of the brain controls how you make decisions, how you plan your impulse control. so if you throw something like being in the public eye, having a lot of pressure on you, a lot of exciting things, a lot of dopamine hits from being recognised, sometimes that can have a detrimental impact on your mental health, but also your mental health, but also your ability to navigate the things that are thrown your way

to be honest _ this huge level of fame. yes. to be honest with _ this huge level of fame. yes.to be honest with you, there| to be honest with you, there was a councillor in the house with us and she would talk to everyone in the house of the young kids would go to her. but it's afterwards when they leave and they become a worldwide band it's then that they need the follow—up of the help, someone to turn to. liam always seem to have that with his father, he was very close to his dad. i do remember the day that he got through to become a band member and he spoke to his family, we were all standing there and he spoke to his father and i told him to speak to whoever and his family he felt closest to. but it's when they go out into the world on their own, especially young kids like that they get such fame at a young age, they do need care. they really do. mary, we appreciate that so much. she was on the x factor with liam payne. you're watching bbc news. now onto the middle east, where the us envoy to the united nations has said washington is watching to ensure israel is not — enact

children when they first found fame.ing their teenage sons to the touring life when they were just 16. he goes away for so long, liam's mum said. when the band split, liam payne collaborated with the likes of ed sheeran, although he neverfound the solo success that had come easily to them as one direction. life is about to turn surreal... a few years ago, liam payne wrote a letter to his younger self. you are now famous and it feels like you have peaked way too early, you cocky little hugger. but you have barely even started yet. take it down a notch and remember, it's a marathon, not a sprint. the band were all so lovely, always, but liam was kind of the grown—up one in the group, the wise one. and i can't bear that this is where liam's story has ended. today, the singer rebecca ferguson described how she and liam payne had travelled together to x factor back in 2010. "if he hadn'tjumped on that train and jumped in that taxi, i believe he would be alive today. i have spoken for years about the exploitation and profiteer

he'd also spoken about his struggles with fame and addiction.d, my life, whatever — but it feels to me like when we were in the band the best way to secure us, because of how big it got, was just lock us in our rooms, and of course, what's in the room? minibar. so at a certain point i thought, i'm going to have a party for one and thatjust seemed to carry on throughout many years in my life. the bbc has also seen a cease and desist letter from his formerfiancee, the model maya henry, who'd accused him of repeated unwanted contact. as fans unite in grief, his family said liam would forever live in their hearts and they would remember him for his kind, funny and brave soul. liam payne, who's died at the age of 31. well, our south america correspondent, ione wells, is outside the hotel in buenos aires. tell us more about the reaction there today. well, fans have been gathering outside the hotel since the shocking news yesterday evening. many behind me have been crying, emotional, as they've lit candles, laid flowers, written letters and sang songs.

liam payne, a music superstar who found fame whilejust a teenager.lived his entire adult life in the spotlight. sometimes struggling with the pressures of celebrity. this is the hotel in buenos aires where police say the singer fell to his death from a third—floor balcony. officers were already on the scene, following reports of an aggressive man, who may have been under the effect of drugs and alcohol. outside the hotel, fans were in disbelief. i needed to be here. ifound out the news, in my home, after i came from the home work. i needed to be here, present, and to know this is real, to know this is real. when i read about this, like, my heart stopped for a second. i couldn't believe it. like, i felt really saddened by the news. so, as quickly as i could, i took the bus and i came here. it's such a loss. i'm 20 years old, and one - direction has been a part of me since i was eight years old. they meant... they mean and they meant a lot to me, i every one of them. hello, everybody. he had posted on social media that it was a lovely day in argentina.

fame can look so glamorous, but it can really take its toll.m, his family and all who knew him and admired him. i never thought we would have to say goodbye to him so soon. a lot of fans have said that they now feel as though a part of themselves has died. their childhood and their innocence. october 16th, 202a. police are called to the hotel in argentina where liam payne was staying. it's 5:04 pm. emergency services reached the hotel in minutes. liam payne had fallen from a third floor balcony. a short while later, his body was taken from the scene. hotel staff found liam payne's room in a state of total disorder, with several things broken. they also found the drug clonazepam, which is sometimes used to treat anxiety disorders, as well as a range of over—the—counter medications. police say that an initial post—mortem suggests liam payne died from multiple traumas, internal and external bleeding, as a result of his fall. the next day, police said they were looking into substances found inside the bedroom that, at first glance, looked like narc

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a hero like him belongs in every hall of fame.hip hop, automotive, arby's. put his name on the vietnam memorial, everywhere! yo, they should hang his bookie's phone number from the rafters. >> jordan: boy, ronny, i really wish god took you instead of pete rose. which brings us to my jordan's champagne room boom bet of the night. what will pete rose gamble on first in heaven? as always, brought to you by gambling. gambling: when it stops being fun is when it gets good. >> and that's all the stories this week. join us next time on "sports war!" >> jordan: yeah, we'll debate if it counts as cheating on your wife if you do it with a tackling dummy. >> obviously not! >> jordan: wait, do we agree on this? >> we can't. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ (♪♪) (♪♪) bounce back fast from heartburn with tums gummy bites, and love food back. (♪♪) brisket is back at chipotle. seasoned. smoked. seared. spiced. sauced. bowl'd. and gauc'd. it's a whole new kind of brisket, done the chipotle way. the future is threatened by enemies often unpredictable. whe

here they come right now. >> but fame is a double edged sword.ven as the group sat on top of the world, liam reflected on how often he felt isolated on the diary of a ceo podcast. >> but it feels to me like when we were in the band, the best way to secure us because of how big it got was just lock us in our rooms and of course, what's in the room? minibar. so at a certain point, i thought, well, i'm going to have a party for one. and that just seemed to carry on throughout many years of my life. >> one direction shot to stardom after the boys were brought together on the british reality show competition, the x factor. i love the way you've gelled as friends. >> i think you're the next big boyband after just five years of unprecedented global success with back to back hit records and sold out tours, the band's breakup was sudden and shocking after zayn announced he was leaving in 2015. >> i literally wake up and zayn is leaving spain, not after, the rest of the guys revealed they would be going on hiatus. >> one direction was made up of a group of

what gain journalists fame is their sincerity and humility.en people follow, they do so because he reports a specific cause that they care about, they don't care about the person themselves, but they care about seeing the cause being well covered, they trust whoever defends it, that's all, and ali, speaking about, how do you evaluate the relationship between and the islamic republic of iran? the relationship between the islamic republic of. iran or rather between the lebanese people and the islamic republic is a strong because we feel that we are in the same ditch as we paid a price for our presence in the occupied palestine, the iranian people also paid a price for supporting the palestinian cause and are making sacrifices. each lebanese probably pays a price for supporting the palestinian cause and our resistance movement in lebanon. we feel the favor of the islamic republic and people and sense the impact of the iranian aid with each drop of water and each medicine, and even when we use the roads, we feel favor of the islamic republic in ev

he had overnight fame. what was that like when he came back to school and he was your friend?and he said in a jokey way, "john, i think you need to be my bodyguard. i'm worried that the other pupils are going to come after me." and literally 30 seconds later, like that, all of the young people and teenagers in st peter's were out of their classrooms like a shot, and they had their phones out, taking selfies with liam and myself, and one or two others were trying to guard him against the crowds. so, yes, it was amazing to see, really. we'd never seen anything like it before on our own doorstep in wolverhampton. # if you like midnight driving with the windows down. # and if you like going places we can't even pronounce. liam was now living his entire adult life in the spotlight, but said he hadn't missed out on his teenage years. when we came out from school, you know, and college and stuff, we would have gone to uni, whereas this has been like our little kind of uni. having your mates around, you know. yeah, especially when we started in x factor house, as well, stopping in the

i bet on baseball. >> hey, i'm in the reds hall of fame. that's enough. >> all while he lobbied to be considered for the hall of fame, his lifelong wish never granted. >> i've been led to believe that america is a forgiving country. and if you do the right things, eventually you'll get a second chance. >> pete rose died at his home in las vegas. he was 83. rose was seen at a collectibles show in nashville on sunday, just a day before he died. i thought this was pretty cool. our producer editor, cliff, has a signed ball from pete rose. it says all time hit king. it's signed by him on september 11th, 1985. this isn't the ball that broke the ty cobb record. otherwise, i'd run out of the studio. it would be worth like, a half million dollars to see you again. but still pretty cool. >> very cool. wow, what a life. coming up, why we are pairing tacos with coffee this morning. are we? you can go ahead. >> we don't really have a choice. >> this one. it's not because we're a bunch of insomniacs, which we are. >> but there's another reason it doesn't

it rudely, but this is free fame, it is not earned, and fame is a test, and not everyone can pass athe program time, a festive concert, for teacher’s day. broadcast from the state kremlin palace. on sunday, on the first. are you the famous vladimir pozner? something like that. if you want to relax for free, then go to turkey. there you will be a guest in any village, who will be fed and watered. there is nothing for the turk. in total, 25,868 russians came to gallipoli, the russians established a sports life in gallipoli, created 23 football clubs played among themselves. a mixed family lives almost the same as any other family, the west and the east live in this clash and friendship. what. i think that this is moderation, so say, lives by aristotle, it gives a sense of balance. vladimir pozner's new project, turkish notebook, is on the first channel from monday. moscow longevity, that's the name of a unique project created in the capital for people over 55. now 500,000 people are participating in it, these are the people who could sit and get bored at home, but their lives are fill

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when it featured in the harry potter films. fame when it featured in the harry potterfilms.rance, the victorian structure is going through some vital concrete repairs by workers using ropes instead of scaffolding. 0ur reporter went to find out more. it's hard to say maybe which of theseis it's hard to say maybe which of these is more iconic, the glenfinnan viaduct with all its history, or harry potter's hogwarts express, both of which bring hundreds of thousands of visitors here each year. but this towering structure is now undergoing a pretty complicated face—lift, with rope access teams repairing concrete across the bridge's 21 archer's. the viaduct has stood here for over 123 years, allowing people to make the journey from fort william to mallaig and back, but to see a sense of the scale of this project, you really need to get a wider perspective. it has taken years to get this work even to this stage. laura has been working on the project for more than six years. why was it important not to have to put up huge bits of scaffolding? 0ne put up huge bits of scaffolding? one

so much debate over 35 years whether pete rose should be in the hall of fame, not be in the hall of fameon of pete rose and the hall of fame? >> well, you know, willie, i think he belongs in the hall of fame. i think everything he did, positive and negative, out to be put to on the plaque. there are a few other people in the hall of fame, few other players who are not models of civility. just recognize who pete rose -- he played 25 years. 25 years in the major leagues. he averaged 194 hits per season. he was a bad guy off the field. let's get that on the record. he was a spectacular player. a spectacular player. and, yeah, put him in the hall of fame, but put it on the plaque. >> major league playoffs set after that -- >> what a game. >> doubleheader between the braves and mets. here it is, mike, extending the regular season by one day with a monday finish. >> lindor gets underone to center field. harris going back, back near the wall, and it's outta here! again! francisco lindor flips the script with a two-run homer and the mets go in front 8-7! >> wow! francisco lindor of the mets, a t

without referendums today, in fame was conference in violin, which took place towards the end of the $1880.00 full on the island part of the $1885.00 non conference known as defined in conference. sometimes as king leo for this conference was convened by european powers as a way of dividing africa bits, riley in to see is of influence. then european powers while are present, the germans. why the, the british, why they are the french, why they are the belgians. why they are the highlands? why they are the punctual gaze, why they are on the spaniards? why they don't they did was the look at the entire continent and build with it as an individual. i plantation drawing boundaries a bit tried really on dr. car has never recovered at that time in tie, the of the petition of africa was divided it into economics fields of influence so that they could exploit the resources of africa. at that time when europe was graduating, as it was from an upgrade in environment to industrial revolution, silas of africa, why use for plantation full costs? the 14 for rob, on the things on subsequently of cos

and so we get politics into the hall of fame. other valhalla and it's not the hall of fame, it's the hall of memory and show that's what it is today. the wow. well, that was quite the experience. a real slice of german history and to top it all off the view from up here is app. absolutely, in credit for the and with that, we wrap up another show. don't forget to follow us on social media for more fun stories from around europe. as always, thanks for tuning in and we'll see you again soon the to the what's new. tell here. we are happy that we are back to the story. we have a getting a visa is more difficult than finding gold listed to use the dream force and for the future in the stories industries that are being discussed across the country. are you news africa? in 30 minutes on the w. how does gen this kenya franklin william russo says module the test was fueled by fixing the turn. we mentioned to this, to outline the government's failed project, the 77 percent. and 19 minutes on d w. the asked about why does this? because like

all the wrong experience for the change we need. >> in the south bay, the san jose sports hall of fame is celebrating the upcoming class of 2024. to impressive one. the official induction ceremony will take place next month. the kron 4 sports reporter ben ross is live for a celebration tonight with the latest statement. >> hey, guys. yeah, it really is a good place. this year. we got mike holmgren, the longtime nfl coach john arriaga, who's a silicon valley legend. robert, the ghost guerrero. the boxer and last but not least who we are joined by right now is 3 time olympic gold medalist a national champion, kerri walsh, jennings kerri. we're so happy that you're you're joining us. thank you so much for your time. first of all, you know, i ticked off a little bit of your resume, but, you know, you've you've accomplished everything national championships at stanford. we talked about the gold medals in the olympics from the south bay. you want to archbishop mitty high school. just curious what this honor means to you coming from this area. >> you know, i've always been a very proud, like

. >> was about to be inducted into the city's sports hall of fame. >> keep it here. does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. >> on the peninsula. well, some cities are baking during this heat wave. >> pacific is the place to be. he get the best of both worlds. little ocean breeze. plenty of sun, which pacifica is not really known for and decent waves of hope that just looks like a perfect day out there. no wonder so many folks where linda mar beach. as it was just a blistering day elsewhere. reminder, while we have you never, of course, leave pets and kids unattended near the water and this win with caution. the water is still really cold, but you can understand why the beaches where it's a

it really is an honor to get to get honored by the sports hall of fame and being there for life.it goes to show how hard you work. you know, your compost things. it's it's incredible. it's hard to put into words, really, because it this is a special place for >> me and my family, my kids, my grandkids, because spend the summers over the santa cruz are over here. it's been there my whole and but it's where i started in the bay area and then it will close by school in san and so we have friends here. we went to church here. been my wife. i met my wife here. she was here san jose. and so there's a lot there's a lot of family things connected with and to be able to go into hall of fame they're going to be there at that thing pretty special. the induction ceremony will take place next month. november 13th. >> after this, there will now be 131 member of the san jose sports hall of fame at the sapd center kron. 4 are. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. why leaders from california's black community are voicing their frustration over what they're calling a lack of progress on repa

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they were known as a group, that's what brought them to fame but they all went their separate ways after 2016. all embarked on different types of solo careers for the liam payne himself released solo singles, debut solo album as well. he branched out into other fields of work, he did some modelling, he was an ambassador for certain fashion brands. he also had a huge following on social media as all celebrities do these days for the user as a platform to talk about certain pics of his life is up for fatherhood, he was the father of his son bear who he had with cheryl who was at one point a judge on the x factor they were in a relationship for a time for had a child together. he talked openly about fatherhood on some of the social media platforms. he is also spoken openly about his struggles with mental health, depression, anxiety and some of the struggles he is experienced as a result of the fame that he was brought to at such a young age as i mentioned before, despite auditioning for the x factor when he wasjust14 years auditioning for the x factor when he was just 1a years old in two ye

woodward, who rose to fame investigating watergate, writes in the book trump is far worse than richard nixon. a trump spokesperson responded saying woodward's reporting is not true and that trump gave woodward absolutely no access. norah? >> norah: scott macfarlane with those new details,

it rudely, well, this is free fame, it is not earned, trials fame is a trial, and not everyone can dothe first, in the new season on the first you can po... faster, so already, even faster, take a bag and put all the trinkets in it, if not, can there be killers in the dosav, killers can be everywhere, we need to send mur after, they don't even know yet that there is such a gang, the ten, the ministry of internal affairs finally found out what you do with your girlfriends, you don't have the right to break into houses, this is valery's blood, are you again from me? i suggest you become the new analytical department of the ministry of internal affairs. i checked everything similar cases in the archive, just in the last month two similar murders, both victims bandits, and this is marina valeryanovna kurzum, she will be your curator. what are your methods? i just never received your personal files, how do you work? let's go, pack our bags, we have a plane soon. new episodes from monday on the first. the big game is on air. and now we are moving from washington to shanghai to talk with pro

it really is an honor to get to get honored by the sports hall of fame and being there for life.ork. you know, your compost things. it's it's incredible. it's hard to put into words, really, because it this is a special place for >> me and my family, my kids, my grandkids, because spend the summers over the santa cruz are over here. it's been there my whole and but it's where i started in the bay area and then hit a record high school in san and so we have friends here. we went to church here. been a my wife. i met my wife here. she was here san jose. and so there's a lot there's a lot of family things connected with and to be able to go into hall of fame they're going to be there at that thing pretty special. the induction ceremony will take place next month. november 13th. >> after this, there will now be 131 member of the san jose sports hall of fame at the sapd center kron, 4 sports all right. good report. ben, thank you. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news account women's basketball player showing she's more than just an athlete. stay tuned. you're going to jaded, noble

it really is an honor to get to get honored by the sports hall of fame and being there for life. so it goes to show how hard you work. you know, your compost things. it's it's incredible. it's hard to put into words, really, because it this is a special place for me and my family. my kids, my grandkids, because spend the summers over santa cruz are over here. >> it's been there my whole and but it's where i started in the bay area and then it will close by school in san and so we have friends here. we went to church here. been my wife. i met my wife here. she was here san jose. and so there's a lot there's a lot of family things connected with and to be able to go into hall of fame they're going to be there at the thing. it would be pretty special. the induction ceremony will take place next month. november 13th. >> after this, there will now be 131 member of the san jose sports hall of fame at the sapd center kron. 4 though. sapd center kron. 4 though. >> all right. coming up on the remains in the bay area. we tell you how long that heat warning has been e >> wait times for your

so he is in the hall of fame periods records are in the hall of fame but he has an individual is not trace: you have been very clear on this for many years. dikembe mutombo died, 58 years old, brain cancer. what an amazing player. gym gray, so much fun to watch him with the finger. every time he blocked the shot the finger was just great. >> he is the epitome and he exemplified using his platform for good. for future generations. but in hospitals in the congo, donating millions of dollars. he was the first truly global african ambassador for the nba. making this a worldwide game. he was beloved. everybody who came in contact with dikembe mutombo felt great about their interaction. this is a huge loss. he was a wonderful man, a great player. he did so much for basketball. so much for sports. he used his platform and it will reverberate for a long time. all of those contributions. not only on the court but mainly off the court. >> trace: one of the great ambassadors of the game. you are exactly right. always a pleasure to have you want to show thank you, sir. >>> quebec up israel becom

. - he's had worldwide fame for basically half his life. | # you don't know you're beautiful #.he 21st—century — the first group in us history to see their first four albums debut at number one. # you don't know you're beautiful #. madison square garden, the well�*s most famous arena. that sums it up. —— madison square garden, the world's most famous arena. children when they first found fame, in the documentary made about their rise, their parents reflected on losing their teenage sons to the touring life when they werejust 16. "he goes away for so long," liam's mum said. today, friends have been remembering him. i don't know if people really know is that behind the camera he was so kind, like, to everyone, and always just wanted to put a smile on people's faces. the band were all so lovely, always, but liam was kind of the... ..the grown—up one in the group, the wise one, and i can't bear that this is where liam's story has ended. # you don't know you're beautiful #. madison square garden, the well�*s most famous arena. that sums it up. —— madison square garden, the world's mo

so we're looking at a historical pool, but also they have to have demonstrable fame or recognition. and when we look at the type of people who were allowed to achieve fame and recognition and status, that's not a diverse pool. and that's because these metrics are very much set by and set to benefit the patriarchy. and so while our rules are consistent with that structural imbalance, we're not going to have good representation. so what is it you're asking the iau to do? because you did send them an open letter? i did, yes, the open letter really wanted to point out that we do have this imbalance. like i said at the time, i focused on a gender imbalance, but i did allude to there being other sorts of diversity that are underrepresented and so i wanted to make that and make them aware of that fact and down the line. but i would love is if we can change the nature of the these conventions to try and take away that need for recognizing historical celebrity, celebrity status or recognition or whatever it is, and try and make the rules as fair as as possible. so it's as easy to name a feat

like the rock 'n roll hall of fame what would you put in there? mention on that list. i think it would be a great opening exhibit. the couch on fox and friends. which is a launching pad for many lies. i have fun in the book. it is not too serious, but this is something that i think as a nation we need to have a conversation about. why we have accepted it for so long and what we can do about it. >> you obviously have fun with the red tie on fire. that is what that is, right? a little remix on the old saying. >> yes. >> trump went to california this weekend. do you know much about coachella? >> tommy what he said. >> you know about the concerts? >> yes. it is a big festival.>> kendrick lamar reportedly turned them down this year. he wants to focus on the super bowl. trump did not get booked, but they recognize it as a venue site. reporters asked some of the folks questions. i want to explore this with you because it seems to show how his lies are cool and my leg and we cannot search people's minds when he have his fans lying and saying i am sure he

is free fame, it is not earned , fame is a test, and not everyone can pass the test, tomorrow aftere in the new season on the first, katerina petrovna, well, what are you doing here as if you were taking a photo for a passport, that's it? the main thing is you relax, relax think about your sasha, katya, come to me, and you say, let's break up, okay, i don't want to be with you to part, here is a young father, congratulations, congratulations with all my heart, bone, bone sees , oh, let's have children, well, you wanted a child. you think that anna is still capable of working, i vouch for her, girls, just don't swear, it seems i missed a clue, how can you be so vindictive and petty, i fight for my children, for my wife, these are not trifles, i suggest you do it, i don't want to fight, in case of danger to bring together, but... in any village you will be a guest who will be fed and watered, for a turk there is nothing more important families, it was and is, 7, 8. 10 it turns out, when my father enters the house, i will stand up and kiss his hand, and let my child not forget the trad

he'd also spoken about his struggles with fame and addiction.the best way to secure us, because of how big it got, was just lock us in our rooms, and of course, what's in the room? minibar. so at a certain point i thought, i'm going to have a party for one and that just seemed to carry on throughout many years in my life. the bbc has also seen a cease and desist letter from his formerfiancee, the model maya henry, who'd accused him of repeated unwanted contact. as fans unite in grief, his family said liam would forever live in their hearts and they would remember him for his kind, funny and brave soul. liam payne — who has died at the age of 31. the largest and brightest supermoon of the year has risen in the night's sky around the world. the hunter's moon — as it's called is the third of four supermoons to occur this year. these pictures show the scene in germany earlier — where crowds gathered to watch the moon rise. thank you so much for watching. all of our latest news on our website, bbc .co slash uk. i'm sumi somaskanda, stay with us. hell

roughly, but it is free fame, it is not earned, try fame - it is a test.m everyone can pass, tomorrow after the program time, however, on our side all the intended goals will be achieved, happy holiday, dear friends, happy reunification day, the hour of courage has struck on our clock. and courage will not perish us, where does the homeland begin, when your strength, bogatyskaya, there have been battles in the area for 4 days already, what can you do, there are your own, what can you do, there are relatives, give him strength so that he wins, this commander. this officer will go down in the history of our great country as a hero, next to us is dava kombat, yes, this is his wife, olga. a rally, a concert, russia-donbass, novorossiya, together forever, on sunday on the first, in the new season. on the first, there are already rumors in the city about this crime, wherever you go, they say everywhere, women are lured into a taxi and shot in the back. i wanted to ask you about your find. "this knot seemed very massive, although it was easy enough to break, you

he was banned for life from baseball and the hall of fame for gambling on the game. repeated appeals to be reinstated were rejected. pete rose was 83. >>> we also learned today that nba hall of famer dikembe mutombo has died following his battle with brain cancer. charismatic, one of the greatest shot blockers ever, complete with his trademark finger wag. he was 58. >>> we've also learned tonight that tony-winning broadway actor gavin creel has died from a rare form of cancer. known for his roles in "hello dolly," "hair," and "waitress." bette midler remembering her former costar, saying, "he was fantastic, what a loss." gavin creel was just 48. >>> and former president jimmy carter tonight, about to turn 100. the 39th president of the united states celebrating a birthday tomorrow in hospice care. he will mark the day in his hometown of plains, georgia. happy birthday. >>> when we come back tonight, the tributes pouring in >>> finally tonight, celebrating >>> finally tonight, celebrating country music legend and actor kris kristofferson. ♪ loving her was easier than

liam payne, a music superstar who found fame whilejust liam payne, a music superstar who found fame while just a teenager. he lived his entire adult life in the spotlight. sometimes struggling with the pressures of celebrity. this is the pressures of celebrity. this is the hotel in buenos aires where police say the singer fell to his death from a third—floor balcony. officers were already on the scene, following reports of an aggressive man who may have been under the effect of and alcohol. outside the hotel, fans were in disbelief. i needed to be here. i found out the needed to be here. ifound out the news, in my home, after i came from the homework. i needed to be here, present, and to know this is real, today this is real.— today this is real. when i read about this. — today this is real. when i read about this, like, _ today this is real. when i read about this, like, my _ today this is real. when i read about this, like, my heart - today this is real. when i read - about this, like, my heart stopped for a _ about this, like, my heart stopped for a second. about this, like, my heart s

. >> greg: hall of fame boxer tommy hit man joined donald trump on stage at a rally in detroit.nic that he has bought 67 times, yet it is kamala's fans with the brain damage. [laughter] [applause] >> greg: low blow. in an interview, kamala claims joe biden was capable in every way. adding, you should have seen him bob and we've when nancy pelosi was stabbing him. [laughter] >> greg: when asked why she was performing badly with men, kamala replied, come to my events and you will see that there are men at those events. [laughter] >> greg: leaving out that they were all waiting in line to use the ladies room. [laughter] >> greg: as subway hero daniel's trier -- trial begin his lawyer said he will try and pick jurors in the train car and for added reason -- realism he will add -- asked the bailiff to peon him. that's what happens on the subway, people. bill clinton called arizona senate candidate carrie lake physically attractive. she will look even better in her casket says one woman. [laughter] -- kari lake. and a small ohio town has seen it's population nearly double after 3000 m

>> no he's dead, put him in the hall of fame.now and he was 19 years with the cincinnati reds. an amazing player. a lot didn't like him because he was abrasive at times but he was a great player. another great sports legend died to kim bay mutombo 58 years old. tyrus i know you are a stickler for rules. >> he bet on games he had control over as a manager but the country integrity at that time is different. but now you've had baseball seasons were the houston astros cheated, my boston red sox cheated and careers have been ruined and they were suspended for a year. both cheated the influence of games. wearing a headset and ruining a pitcher's career and taking a world series away from the dodgers or whatever. that's far worse for those guys got a slap in the wrist sewing fortunately if we are following the rules he shouldn't get in but there should also be like 15 guys between the astros and red sox were banned for life as well since they didn't do that and that's the new standard, yeah, put them in because you are holding him to t

to real-life fame.blocks. yet even when the dreams of that kid who wished to live off a brush all came through, he's still just devon from the block. >> i'm from the bronx. we were on welfare, food stamps, and like how did this happen? i'm very like self-aware how crazy this is, and it's just -- it's just a dream come true. it's crazy. >> what a talented person. that was our cbs's lilia luc >>> it's tuesday, october 8th, >>> it's