freddie mercury.n deepening the role till he gets under his skin, like a little costumed action man in all his little outfits as he progresses, up to even the moustache. the film itself isn't a biopic of freddie mercury, that many people were hoping for. it is a biopic of the band, and how they got to their hits, and how they used to sit in studio with their big hair — brian may and roger taylor and john deacon, ‘deaks‘ as they call him — and how they used to argue, and all their little tiffs got turned into the famous riffs that we know. stamp to this beat. come on. now i want you to clap on the third beat. what's going on? you'd know if you were on time. i want to give the audience a song that they can perform. so what can they do? stamping. imagine thousands of people doing this in unison. huh? what's the lyric? # we will, we will rock you! of course, thousands of people did do that, hundreds of thousands. they're doing it now. maybe millions. but none the less, critics have sort of said it's a bit

freddie mercury.gets under his skin. he's got all these little outfits as he progresses to stardom. the film isn't a biopic of freddie mercury, which is what many people were hoping for. it's about the band and how they got their hits. it's all brian may, roger taylor, john deacon, and how they argued, and all the little tests and how they became riffs. stamp to this bait. come on. now, i wa nt stamp to this bait. come on. now, i want you to clap on the third beta. what's going on? i want to give the audience a song that they can perform. so what can they do? imagine, thousands of people, doing this. yet? what is the lyric? we will, we will, rock you. we will, we will, we will, rock you. we will, we will, rock you. of course, thousands of people did do that, hundreds of thousands, maybe millions. critics have said it's a bit of a sanitised version of queen, what do you make of that? it's a bit of a sanitised version of queen, what do you make of that7m is, it was produced by brian may and roger taylor

were going along for freddie mercury is played by actor grammy malik i remember looking at freddy workersand you know i don't know. it was taking on. the mannerisms and beginning to inhabit playfulness and you know just just evolving with him as a character no one would play it on the radio we need to get experiments. i was out. to go to high orgone i already told queen you were one of the most successful bands ever they sold two hundred million albums and rhapsody tells the story of the band right up to their legendary live eight concert in one thousand nine hundred five. when we talk about. the first screenings have been held and critics are raving about robbie malik's performance. you don't want to mimic freddie you want to be able to understand why he did what he did. i had some top choreographers come in and realized quick augur for is not going to help me i needed to move my career. and it seems to work wonders now that it's freddie the performance has generated lots of oscars. so now well there's been a operatic section comes in. you know press exception yeah. pretty good sounding

freddie mercury.ke a little costumed action man in all his little outfits as he progresses, up to even the moustache. the film itself isn't a biopic of freddie mercury, that many people were hoping for it. it is a biopic of the band and how they got to their hits, and how they used to in studio with their big hair — brian may and roger taylor and john deacon, ‘deaks' as they call him — and how they used to argue, and all their little tiffs got turned into the famous riffs that we know. stamp to this beat. come on. now i want you to clap on the third beat. what's going on? you would know if you were on time. i want to give the audience a song that they can perform. so what can they do? stamping. imagine, thousands of people doing this in unison. huh? what's the lyric? # we will, we will rock you! of course, thousands of people did do that, hundreds of thousands. they're doing it now. maybe millions. but none the less, her critics have sort of said it's a bit of a sanitized version of queen. what do you

but it is a movie about freddie.r both of you, you knew him so well, what would he have made homeless, the movie, the focus on him so much? he would have said not enough fuss! he would have said not enough fuss! he would have said not enough fuss! he would be very happy, i feel he is happy. brian may there and roger taylor. speaking just a few minutes ago and the premier is due to begin at seven o'clock. the world's oldest intact shipwreck has been discovered, more than a mile deep in the black sea. a team of british and bulgarian researchers has carbon—dated the greek trading vessel to around 400 bc — and says its shape hasn't been compromised, despite spending more than two thousand four hundred years underwater. lucinda adam has the story. deep down in the black sea, archaeologists have been discovering dozens of wrecks almost perfectly preserved in the dark waters where there is little oxygen. this wreck is from the byzantine period, about a thousand years old. but deep down, beyond the reach of human divers, are

freddie mercury is played by actor grammy malik i remember looking at freddy in workers and you know i don't know. it was taking on. the mannerisms and beginning to inhabit playfulness and you know just just evolving with him as a character in. the first screenings have been held and critics are raving about ronnie molex performance. you don't want to mimic freddie you want to be able to understand why he did what he did. i had some top choreographers come in and realized quickly auger for us not going to help me i needed to move my car. and it seems to have worked under. its frantic performance has generated lots of response. so now. there's been the operatic section comes in zero six six and yeah. pretty exciting a body part what more do you need to know i make music. i want to give the audience a song that they can perform. once the larry. king rhapsody depicts the ups and downs queen went through along the way. you need to slow down. i just need a bit of time. to give i don't have time mercury struggles with himself and his sexuality he wants a solo career but then gets everyone

she could housing freddie mercury —— out sing. freddie mercury.rite piece? yellow freddie mercury -- out sing. what is yourfavourite piece? yellow mac like everybody else, it's the iconic barcelona because it is the meeting of two different sort of an artform and it shows there should not be any lines. remembering montserrat ca balle remembering montserrat caballe who has died at 85. ray galton, one half of the galton and simpson comedy writing duo has died at the age of 88 after a battle with dementia. together they created iconic sitcoms including hancock's half hour and steptoe and son. david sillito takes a look back at his life. i thought you came here to give us some of your blood. that is just a smear. it may be a smear to you but it is life and death to some people. it is a comedy classic. tony hancock, the blood donor. how much do you want? a pint, of course. have you gone raving mad? the work of ray galton and alan simpson. a pint? that is very nearly an armful. it had all begun at milford chest hospital. they started to write for hospit

maria: fannie mae and freddie mac, you stabilized them at one point.t's an area where people feel it could have gone in a terrible direction. >> i think the thing we did that was most of impactful that's least noticed today, these two agencies are huge. they have $5.4 trillion in securities outstanding. they were insuring half of all mort gangs originated. their securities were sold and held all around the world. and when they began to implode, it could have been a disaster if we hadn't couple with a way to stabilize them and nationalize them. can you imagine if we had not nationalized fannie or freddie before lehman went down? the roltr -- the other thing that's not generally recognized. i believe putting fannie and freddie into concern toreship did more -- into conservatorship, by nationalizing fannie and freddie, it's the only source of financing during the crisis. just imagine if they hadn't been nationalized how much farther home prices would have fallen and how many people would have lost their homes. maria: investors in fannie and freddie today

fanny and freddie were involved in the prime market. congress said you have to go into competition with fha and the private subprime market. coy speak of some knowledge. i was chief credit officer at fanny mae up until 1989. this happened three years later. the real cause of the financial crisis had to be misdiagnosed. because it would have been exposed a second if they a fatal conceit. it was the u.s. housing policy. for over 60 years we had an affordable housing policy that dreamt of universalizing wealth by universalizing credit. a quote from 1850. by the economist bistott. he pointed out that you can't give credit to everybody because you're not increasing supply. and we did nothing virtually to increase supply. so at the same time we had a near exclusive reliance on increasing affordable housing borrowers leverage. we did on the cheap and relative to nonaffordable housing borr borrow borrowers. no on budget expense and little consideration for the effects of supply constraints. so this creates this economic free zone on one side, f

fannie and freddie? so with that, the ten-year anniversary, the actual causes continue to be largely ignored, but diagnosing it correctly is of vital importance, as peter said. there was an original and continuing misdiagnose, we're really talking about what is the sequence of the financial crisis? it could not have happened but for. this led to incorrect precipitati prescriptions, qualified regulation mortgages, as we've mentioned already. i'll come back to that in a few minutes. and an expanded role for the government's subprime lender, hfa. the result has been a slow recovery, financial regulatory failures and the same flawed affordable housing policy that we've had for 60 or 70 years, but it was doubled down in 1992. the correct diagnose is that the the government policies forced the systemic loosening in an effort to promote affordable housing. the price boom one was the result to the misdiagnoses, we're now in the middle of price boom two. peter and i both wrote op-eds in a earl 2013, one was in th

mercury could pull that off. >> only freddie mercury.y. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you wear a hoodie. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you wear a hoodie, yeah. >> that's it. >> jimmy: that's it, yeah. >> i mean, talk about polar opposites. >> jimmy: but, man -- >> but, that, and i'd -- >> jimmy: but do you know how to play the piano? do you know how to -- >> i've never played the piano. i was scared of playing the piano. as a kid it seemed like such a a foreign thing. i told them when i sat down i go, "listen, guys, i'm not going to be the hollywood actor that sells myself here. i don't play the piano. i don't think i'm a singer. i have a very unusual way of dancing. [ laughter ] that's about as close as i can get to freddie mercury." >> jimmy: and they still hired you? >> i think they thought, "oh, here we'd get a humble actor for once. [ laughter ] there's a modest guy." yeah. >> jimmy: you just hit a home run. they got to be -- everyone's got to be so excited for your performance. >> oh, man. >> jimmy: i mean, at one point you played the piano laying u

freddie mercury.ostumed action man in all his little outfits as he progresses, up to even the moustache. the film itself isn't a biopic of freddie mercury, that many people were hoping for it. it is a biopic of the band and how they got to their hits, and how they used to in studio with their big hair — brian may and roger taylor and john deacon, ‘deaks' as they call him — and how they used to argue, and all their little tiffs got turned into the famous riffs that we know. stamp to this beat. come on. now i want you to clap on the third beat. what's going on? you would know if you were on time. i want to give the audience a song that they can perform. so what can they do? stamping. imagine, thousands of people doing this in unison. huh? what's the lyric? # we will, we will rock you! of course, thousands of people did do that, hundreds of thousands. they're doing it now. maybe millions. but none the less, her critics have sort of said it's a bit of a sanitized version of queen. what do you make of that

of course we will see the man who plays freddie, he has been spoken of as a contenderfor freddie, hepeople who knew freddie incredibly well. they of course will be keen to make sure that his memory and the impact of what queen did for so many yea rs impact of what queen did for so many years is portrayed in a way that they feel happy with on the big screen. have a great night and thank you very much for that. as we heard, the show must go on. i will be back just after 6:30pm but now look at high pressure is in control, it has been worked across some western parts of scotland today. but we have some sunshine, here in north yorkshire. 17 degrees was the top temperature. but it has been windy across scotland with high pressure coming in from the atlantic. and also some outbreaks of rain. summer that will continue into tonight. we could end up with around 100 millimetres in the gauge altogether. but most places looking dry. double figures in scotland, mid single figures in scotland, mid single figures in scotland, mid single figures in the cold spots in the south. not as cold as last nig

along for freddie mercury is played by your grammy malik i remember looking at freddie mercury saying you know i don't know. if it was taking on. the mannerisms and beginning to inhabit playfulness and you know just just evolving with him as a character in. the first screenings have been held and critics are raving about robbie molex performance. you don't want to mimic freddie you want to be able to understand why he did what he did. i had some top choreographers come in and realized quick augured for us not going to help me i needed a movement. and it seems to have worked wonders. if. the performance has generated lots of oscars. so now well this is when the operatic section comes in zero six six and yeah. pretty exciting abroad a lot more do you need to know i make music. i want to give the audience a song that they can. watch the live. booking and rhapsody depicts the ups and downs queen went through along the way. you need to slow down for. just need a good time. you have i don't have to mercury struggles with himself and his sexuality he wants a solo career but then gets everyon

she explains, she was a 19-year employee of freddie mac and explains the strategy that freddie used to undercut the predatory lending laws in georgia and north carolina. they went after and they were successful because they needed those subprime mortgages. that was written by an employee who was very familiar with the situation. she also talks about how the risk manager at freddie mac kept expressing his concerns about what they were doing and they fired him. i believe that those incidents are correctly reported. i also point out that there were numerous efforts to reform the gse's situation. congressman baker was working on that. i gave a speech in washington, i think it was in 2003, where i criticized the gses. i got a call on my cell phone at a national airport from congressman baker and he said i want to warn you, fannie plays rough. you should be prepared for fannie to go after the directors, the st. louis fed directors, that's what they -- might happened. i don't know if that happened or not. that is the way fannie ran the business. there are lots of such incidents reported. i ha

well freddie mercury loved opera and he loved months or a couple a day and she invited him to join her on a project for the olympic a summer games and they had this iconic video. and she actually performed alone at the one thousand nine hundred two games because he died the year before when she did that she reached an audience of some two billion people in this was many times more than she had and all her four thousand other appearances combined this made her as you could say it rocked. it rocked indeed and in operatic circles she also rocked own way by reviving bel canto what more to do that well you know ben country literally means beautiful singing and bill conto always was there and always will be there as long as there's an operatic singing the premier bel canto singer of the twentieth century was maria colace and she didn't allow very many people into her sphere but she did say months or a couple is my true successor in the are actually close friends she gave her. earrings that had been given to her by the singer stephano bel canto the particular quality about months or a couple

>> freddie high more, yeah. >> freddie high more. >> freddie because i figure, you know, if he read upld probably perform an open heart surgery. >> you're like, oh, yeah, of course i know how to do the heart surgery. you just make that cut there and that's that, but no, no, not really. >> if i want into a doctor's office and freddie is there, i'm walking out. >> he plays a doctor on tv. >> you can't just cut. >> it's a great show. >> inside gwyneth paltrow's honeymoon suite that costs more per night that some people make in a year. ♪ it's time for sleep number's fall sale on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and now, during our fall sale weekend special, the queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed is only $899. plus, free home delivery. ends monday. >> travel consideration provided by -- . >> tomorrow on "e.t." only we're camping with jennifer garner. talking her big tv return and her family's obsession with the outdoors. >> it's crazy. >> tomorrow on "e.t." >>> we know gwyneth paltrow loves the good life, bu

>> freddie high more, yeah. >> freddie high more. >> freddie because i figure, you know, if he read upld probably perform an open heart surgery. >> you're like, oh, yeah, of course i know how to do the heart surgery. you just make that cut there and that's that, but no, no, not really. >> if i want into a doctor's office and freddie is there, i'm walking out. >> he plays a doctor on tv. >> you can't just cut. >> it's a great show. >> inside gwyneth paltrow's honeymoon suite that costs more per night that some people make in a year. eight: a year ago...the north bay was ravaged by deadly wildfires that killed dozens and destroyed thousands of homes. how the community is moving forward while facing the challenge of rebuilding/ and we sit down one on one with republican candidate john cox for his platform as governor. plus,,.. warnings for parents ahead of halloween. what police want you to know i'm vicki liviakis i'm ken wayne. the news -- at eight -- is next. (k it's time for the ross fall dress event. yeah? so you can find a party dress at a price yeah. that makes you want to celebrate

in a career spanning 50 years, she was best known for her duet with freddie mercury which became thehem of the barcelona olympics. going, going, actually gone — an original banksy self—destructs, moments after selling for more than £1 million at auction. and in half an hour, click looks at the technological advances in the art of photography. president trump's supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh, is almost certain to be appointed later today, after weeks of protests and controversy over sexual assault allegations. last night, two wavering senators decided to support the nomination, saying the accusations, which judge kavanaugh denies, had not been sufficiently proven. the outcome of his appointment could shape important decisions in the us for decades to come. from washington, our correspondent chris buckler reports. the system is corrupt! for days the senate's corridors of power have been filled with protesters. each one trying to influence the few senators still wavering over whether to support brett kavanaugh‘s nomination to the supreme court. he has angrily denied claims that

in career spanning 50 years, she was best known for her duet with freddie mercury, which became the anthem of the barcelona olympics. going, going, actually gone. an original banksy self—destructs moments after selling for more than £1 million at auction. and in half an hour, click looks at the technological advances in the art of photography. thejudge nominated by donald trump to serve on america's supreme court, looks set to be confirmed today despite allegations of sexual assault. brett kavanaugh is expected to receive a formal endorsement in a vote in the us senate. here's our north america correspondent, chris buckler. campaigners have made clear they intend to keep the pressure on america's politicians.” intend to keep the pressure on america's politicians. i am so angry, ido america's politicians. i am so angry, i do not want to leave this place or leave the streets. they are not listening to women and they are not listening to women and they are not listening to survivors. four days, the senate's corridors of power have been filled with protesters, each one trying to influence the

freddie fli ntoff player at this point. freddie flintoff was fantastic. he has become a mate. all—round cricketer. knowing ben stokes, he is a terrific guy, someone you want stokes, he is a terrific guy, someone you want in the trenches with you, you want him in the side because he's a class act. no one train is as hard as ben stokes. it surprised me how hard he trained and worked. we don't want to put a muzzle on him that he isn't ben stokes. you can only be in trouble when you pretend you're something you're not. and ben stokes, we want him to be ben stokes. we don't want to see any of the incidents, because thatis to see any of the incidents, because that is not on, that is not cool, it isn't right. i don't think you'll see any more of that from ben stokes because he's learned his lesson and we wa nt because he's learned his lesson and we want ben stokes to be around for a long time. you're one of the top five cricketers of the century, 25 yea rs five cricketers of the century, 25 years ago was the ball of the century against mike gatting, first ashes delivery, you couldn't

the opera singer montserrat caballe whose duet with freddie mercury became the signature song of the 0lympics has died aged 85. she had been suffering from health complaints for some time and was admitted to hospital in barcelona last month. her career spanned 50 years. with all the sport now, here's mike bushell at the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. it's advantage lewis hamilton once more in the formula one title race after he qualified on pole for the japanese grand prix, whilst main rival sebastian vettel is down in 8th. the conditions at suzuka were tricky and caught out sauber‘s marcus ericsson in the first session. the heaviest of the rain came in the final part, but hamilton managed to get out in time to set the pace. behind, vettel was helpless on the damp track and looks set to lose more ground on hamilton in the race. he's 50 points behind with five rounds to go. the woman voted as the best player in the world, marta, is in action right now for brazil against england at notts county's gay meadow. but it's england's lionesses who are upstaging her at the moment, and nikki

freddie mercury was living in this house while he was a child.reddie will have played on these beaches until the island went through political turmoiland his family fled. he wasjust 17. freddie mercury was born in zanzibar. i am zanzibarian and i did not see him in life. so just read about him. and i love his music because i see his music and listen to his music. # we will, we will rock you. few will have had the chance to see freddie mercury and queen perform. but one man was lucky enough. i saw him perform once. i think it was in wembley. he was a showman. a really flamboyant showman. of course, his legacy was his music. which doesn't go very well in zanzibar. because quite a lot of people here, they don't understand, they don't really like rock ‘n roll. but he could have done more with hiv and aids, that would be a lasting legacy for his birthplace, which unfortunately he did not. at a time when there remained a huge stigma around hiv and aids, freddie never spoke about his personal experience until in november 1991, he confirmed he had been d

if you had freddie mercury in your system, you would never want him to leave? >> never.ormation was uncanny. getting the gig wasn't hard. you put yourself on a tape on an iphone and sent it in. is that true? >> yes. you've got to do what you've got to get. >> what stressed them out? having freddie's sister on set. >> it's terrifying especially having bis kind of daunting eno at least their producers, they've been hands on for like ten years of this and they're very kind of particular about it. then she walks in and it's just like personal and you're just kind of like i hope you like it. bye. >> the last 20 minutes of the film felt like it was so amazing. you' you did that with brian and roger on set. >> they were so supportive. they were doing the moves themselves. they were cheering us on like they were our fans. it was so bizarre. >> nancy, when i was watching this film, we were doing the radio gaga moves. >> you've got to see it again with me and i'll do it with you. >> i'm holding you to that. >> there was also a party in south bend on saturday. i'm talking about hug

for her singing and also her human qualities and incidentally that signature moment with frederick freddie mercury some operatic singers do that when their voices are indeed declining she was actually at the height of her career and she kept going at a very very late very late phase even singing two years ago. classical music correspondent rick fall cathing q thank you. that's our world news update for now we will have another one in exactly forty five minutes but for now we leave you with the unforgettable voice of one said act by. make your smart t.v. even smarter with a w. bush want to see. what you want when you want to. update. extraordinary. jack. decide what's off and. find out what you can do w. jumpstart.

never heard of her until that duet with freddie mercury. with freddie mercury. thought a woman operauld be like? well, definitely. operate at a lake, and i was a budding musician. budding musician. of opera because she was the epitome of the operatic voice. of the operatic voice. idea of the operatic voice and the operatic lifestyle. operatic lifestyle. such a glamorous lifestyle and a glamorous career. lifestyle and a glamorous career. impersonation of an opera singer, was thinking of her! was thinking of her! is used, but how was she regarded in the industry? the industry? was she a team player or was she a setup are the bigger? or was she a setup are the bigger? around her because her standards were so high. were so high. professionalism and how she delivered time after time. delivered time after time. amazing and that is what kept her singing as long as she did. singing as long as she did. you very much forjoining us this morning on bbc news. brett kavanaugh is excited to be approved later on. approved later on. according to the president of the european commission. european comm

$16,400 for our pal, freddy, here. and you know, starting this season, you get to choose from among three categories for the bonus round. and tonight, those are... -i'd like to go with "event." -all right. he's got it. we'll see how he does with that when we come back. add to his $16,400. stay with us. jim: stay tuned, freddy could drive home in a new mazda cx-5. the bonus round is next. carla is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women with hormone receptor-positive her2- metastatic breast cancer first . ibrance plus letrozole was significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus letrozole. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection, liver or kidney problems, are p

probably freddie's finest hour in ways. the climax, yeah.ine. southern and eastern counties of the uk. this was the picture in norfolkjust this afternoon. quite a breezy story across the board. and in the north of west, chances of stock in rather play closed skies here. pictures in the hills of derbyshire. a weather front to the north west of us, rain and fog vertically to the west of scotla nd and fog vertically to the west of scotland that we tend to lose that rain as we move further on into the evening and overnight tonight. quite a bit of cloud, though, if you need to the north of england. —— feeding into the north. the cloud in the breeze will keep things mild. in many spots and temperatures in double figures for to the south, even with clear spells, a more breeze tonight will mean a milder story for us first thing on wednesday. still the chance of patch and missed, though, as the day gets under way. wednesday, i pressure very much the dominating force in oui’ very much the dominating force in our weather. till some patchy rain for the

it will be freddie burns who gets the headlines tomorrow.cial media. exeter drew 10—10 with munster mac today. it was very windy. in the later match scarlets were beaten by a late penalty try by gareth davies was given a yellow card. and ulster were comfortable winners over leicester. they won by 24—10. an unpopular appointment for many scotland fans, alex mcleish is already feeling the pressure after an embarassing defeat to israel in the nations league, a side ranked 55 places below them. they face the european champions portugal in a friendly at hampden tomorrow, without several players who've withdrawn from the squad. troubling times, as jane lewis can tell us. the scotland squad behind me at hampden are being put through their paces ahead of the friendly tomorrow against portugal. scotland manager alex mcleish has lost four players from his squad for this. he will be without snodgrass, mulgrew and souttar. they are all injured. tierney has been sent back to his club because he is effectively being rested. three players have been brought

the great thing, her and freddie mercury was a terrific thing. would probably out sing him any day. i am going to squeeze one more question in. what is your favourite piece she sang? like everybody else, it is the iconic barcelona. it is the meeting of two different sorts of artform. you can see that recording on our screen right now. thank you for sharing your memories. another one gone, sadly. ray galton, one half of the galton and simpson comedy writing duo, has died at the age of 88 after a battle with dementia. they created iconic sitcoms including hancock's half hour and steptoe & son. david sillito takes a look back at his life. i thought you came here to give us some of your blood. that is just a smear. it may be a smear to you but it is life and death to some people. a comedy classic. tony hancock. how much do you want? a pint, of course. the work of ray galton and alan simpson. that is very nearly and harmful. it had all begun at milford chest hospital. they started to write for hospital radio and then sent a script to the bbc. eventual

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