and never-before-seen collaborations from sting, h.e.r., stormzy, chris martin, jennifer hudson, georgia smith, and john legend. this is the 2019 global citizen prize. please welcome your host, emmy, grammy, oscar, and tony award winner john legend. [ cheers and applause ] >> good evening, global citizens and welcome to london's magnificent royal albert hall. [ cheers and applause ] we are here for a night celebrating incredible people, unbelievable stories, and fantastic music. this is the global citizen prize 2019. [ applause ] yes, we have a spectacular show for you this evening as we honor the world's most inspiring activists, those who campaign tirelessly to end poverty, fight for equality, and tackle climate change. and that is something that we should all take inspiration from because every single one of us has a responsibility to step up to secure a better future. are you with me? [ cheers and applause ] okay, to kick things off, a match made in music heaven with the amazing chris martin of coldplay, please make some noise for grime superstar stormzy. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ search

georgia, this is dottie. hi. >> caller: hello. my name is dottie drummond smith, and i'm from atlanta, georgia. and my husband and i were very interested in the space program during the '60s. we actually were standing on the jetties at cape canaveral -- >> i'm sorry, dottie, i didn't hear that. >> hold on, dottie, for a second. she was talking about she was in atlanta, georgia, and watched it during the '60s. try one more time. >> caller: yes. my husband and i were at cape canaveral -- >> i'm not hearing you. >> watching when with glen, john glenn in february of 1962. and then with my son was named scott after scott carpenter.

and never-before-seen collaborations from sting, h.e.r., stormzy, chris martin, jennifer hudson, georgia smith

smith. i am from atlanta, georgia. my husband and i were very interested in the space program during the 60's. we actually were standing on the jetties at cape canaveral. >> i'm sorry, dottie, i did not hear that. >> she was talking she was in atlanta, georgia watching during the 1960's. try one more time. >> yes. my husband and i were at cape canaveral. >> i'm not hearing it. >> we were watching when with john glenn in february of 1962. then, my son was named scott after scott carpenter.

georgia, this is dottie. hi. >> caller: hello. my name is dottie drummond smith, and i'm from atlanta, georgia. my husband and i were very interested in the space program during the '60s. we actually were standing on the jetties at cape canaveral -- >> i'm sorry, dottie, i didn't hear that. >> hold on, dottie, for a second. she was talking about she was in atlanta, georgia, and watched it during the '60s. try one more time. >> caller: yes. my husband and i were at cape canaveral -- >> i'm not hearing you. >> watching when with glen, john glenn in february of 1962. and then with my son was named scott after scott carpenter. and then my -- >> who was the second mercury or astronaut in orbit. >> go ahead, dottie. >> that is correct. and then my husband and i, we were watching the moon landing and jumping up and down with much enthusiasm and excitement with the landing in 1969. so we actually grew up -- >> so you lived the program. >> caller: yes. >> that's dottie in atlanta, georgia. >> i have to say, i have a john glenn story in here. >> please. >> i was working in manhattan in a totally differen

georgia. plus 13 states and d.c. 71 sites within iowa alone. including one from emanuel smithights advocate. >> i have brittle bone disease which carries with it a lot of different barriers that really prevent me from easily being able to access the traditional caucus. if you haven't been to a caucus, it's very loud, it's very packed, often very chaotic. people on the spectrum, i have issues with crowds. for me, a safety concern. having a smaller, more intimate caucus is a nice alternative. >> reporter: when you talk to them, has it been yes, yes, yes, yes. >> people are excited. >> reporter: back in california, allison engel is ready to go, spending $160 of her own money for a satellite caucus she estimates could bring in 50 people. >> so many people we know on a scale of one to ten are a ten. they have put in a lot of time volunteering, putting up signs, knocking on doors, having field organizers living in their basement. >> reporter: you want to be a part of this process. >> that's exactly right. >> critics say even with the changes, caucuses are still going to keep too man

outside the u.s., france, scotland and the republic of georgia, plus 13 states and d.c. 71 sites within iowa alone, including one from emanuel smithsability rights advocate. >> i have brittle bones disease which carries a lot of different barriers that prevent me from being able to access the traditional caucus. it's very loud, it's very packed, often very chaotic. people o on the spectrum might have issues with crowds. for me, a safety concern. having a smaller more intimate caucus is a really nice alternative. >> when you talk to them is it yes, yes, yes, yes? >> yes. people are excited. >> back in california, allison is ready to go, spending $160 of her own money to rent a room in the palm springs library for a satellite caucus she estimates could bring in up to 50 people. >> so many people we know on a scale of one to ten are a ten. they put in a lot of time volunteering, putting up signs, knocking on doors, having field organizers living in their basement. >> you want to be a part of this process. >> that's exactly right. >>> joining me the iowa editor-in-chief for states news room. it's great to see you. i talk to a lot of d

georgia. >> thank you madam speaker, i needle to yield a minute and a half to the gentleman from nebraska, mr. smith. >> gentleman is recognized for a minute and a half. >> madam speaker i rise today to speak out against this family to remove the duly elected president of the united states. impeachment is importantly established in our constitution, the impeachment of a president has only happened twice in our country's 243 year history. yet today, for highly political purposes, the house majority is trying to remove president trump from office based on secondhand indirect accounts. the articles of impeachment we are voting on today offer no evidence of a crime, but instead are purposely broad to fit the majority's narrative. less than one year until the next presidential election we are being asked to override the choice of the american people. this 0 lopsided and hyper-partisan biased impeachment process has had -- has been predetermined as an outcome from the very beginning. this is an unfortunate day in the history of our great country, we must hope this political game does not set a precedent o

smith son of hall of fame running ba emmitt smith announcing this morning, he'sheading to the farm the 4 star back fr daas opting for the cainal over georgia texas anm and his dad's al mater the florida gators let's show the celebration there we go now accordinto espn. he's the 96th ranked recruit in the country and his commitment comes just a feyears after stanford signed the son of another hall famer. barry sanders. finally college saint mary's gaels in the valley of the sun taking arizona state and this got out of nd early jordan for it' one 5, 3 pointers he made in the first 10 and a half minutes of the game. >>51 19 in gales at the lf and then out of the break jordan doesn't against another 3 ball he finished with 7 trace 34 points, the same areas roles, 9656. well fits chipped in another 28, alonzo verge junior setting the tone with 43 points for a su, a a look at sports team pamback to youll right mark next at a help for the holidays. one man'surprising dozens of santa a florida man just maze of families in his neighborhood joyful this holiday season michael as men who owns the gulf breeze pools a spa says he paid off the utilitybil

georgia. >> thank you. i need to yield 1 1/2 minutes to the gentleman from nebraska, mr. smith. >> gentleman is recognized 1 1/2 minutes. >> i rise today to speak out against this attempt to remove the duly elected president of the united states. impeachment is importantly established in our constitution, the impeachment of a president has happened twice in our country's 243-year history. yesterday today for highly political purposes, the house majority is trying to remove president trump from office based on secondhand indirect accounts. the articles of impeachment we're voting on today offer no evidence of a crime, but instead are purposely broad to fit the majority's narrative. less than a year until the next presidential election, we're being asked to override the choice of the american people. this process has had -- has been predetermined as an outcome from the very beginning. this is an unfortunate day in the history of our great country. we must hope this political game does not set a precedent of which to follow in the future. surely there will be disagreements between

graduating students at morehouse college in atlanta, georgia received a life-changing surprise from their commencement speaker, businessman robert f. smithdebt with 44 million people borrowing more than $1.5 trillion to fund their college educations. >> so smith decided to do more than just deliver words of encouragement. he made an announcement that would reshape their futures. >> we're going to put a little fuel in your bus. this is my class, 2019. my family is making a grant to eliminate their student loans. >> it was a game changing pledge to lift the often crushing weight of student debt for the entire class of 2019. >> for him to do this is incredible. >> we'll be graduating debt free. >> in return for his $34 million gift, smith only asked for one thing. pay it forward. >> let's make sure every class has the same opportunity going forward. and we will show it to each other through our actions and through our words and through our deeds. congratulations. [ cheers ] >> ladies and gentlemen, the ceo of vista equity partners, robert f. smith. [ applause ] >> so -- >> thank you. >> first of all, you've ruined commencement speeches for

smith. i am from atlanta, georgia. my husband and i were very interested in the space program during the 60's. we actually were standing on the jetties at cape canaveral. >> i'm sorry, dottie, i did not hear that. >> she was talking she was in atlanta, georgia watching during the 1960's. try one more time. >> yes. my husband and i were at cape canaveral. >> i'm not hearing it. >> we were watching when with john glenn in february of 1962. then, my son was named scott after scott carpenter. >> who was the second mercury astronaut in orbit. >> that is correct. >> then, my husband and i, we were watching the moon landing and jumping up and down with much of enthusiasm and excitement with the landing in 1969. we actually grew up with the program. >> that is dottie in atlanta. >> i have to say, i have a john glenn story. i was working in manhattan in a totally different field, technical writing, in 1962, and on march 1, i went over a couple of streets over to watch john glenn parade through manhattan after his 1962 orbital f

smith, sigrid and octavian. well earlier, my colleague martine croxall spoke to two of the artists who made it onto the list. arlo parks and then georgia inspiration was and how georgia felt to be nominated. # leave me to my own devices # it's better when your coca cola eyes are outta my face # i checked your phone, and no surprises # she's grinnin‘ from ear to ear in purple haze # so take your orchids # elsewhere, elsewhere when did you start making your own music? i grew music? igrew up music? i grew up learning classical piano until i was around 13 and then picked up the guitar, because i wanted to be cool and then started writing my own songs when i was 14, 15 or so. so that classical training, how important is it? or is it a hindrance? it can be a little bit of a hindrance, because you are put in these rigid structures of theory and stuff, but it gave me the basic knowledge of chords to do my own production and stuff. you are also a poet. i am indeed. so how different is your poetry from your songwriting? i would say they are very intertwined. my poetry and my lyrics always come first, when i write music, and words are almost the

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collins of georgia, for partnering with me on this commonsense bipartisan as well as chairman smith, ranking member thornberry, lofgren, ee chair subcommittee ranking member buck along with mr. gallego and mr. lieu. i appreciate their willingness to work across the aisle and demonstrate that it's possible ground on some immigration and nationality issues. i urge my colleagues to support bipartisan legislation and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the entleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i i yield myself such time as i may consume. i rise in support of this bill. most people believe that in all as long as one parent is a u.s. citizen a child is automatically a u.s. citizen. in reality, the immigration and lays out what procedures a child must go claim it. mr. cline: a child of a u.s. citizen automatically becomes a citizen if the child is under the age of 18 and is iniding in the united states a legal and physical custody of the citizen pursuant to a lawful for permanent residence. his creates a

past winners includes adele, sam smith, sigrid and octavian. i'm joined now by georgiaoody. how is advisory to make it to the long list? you are in esteems —— how you are in esteemed company. yes, the nominees are so great, it's exciting. i a lwa ys are so great, it's exciting. i always keep an eye out on the bbc sound poles through the past year so it feels fantastic. to see your own name. it's mad. how representative is that piece of your music style? that is my latest single, it is pop music with an alternative edge. i look to other genres of music, and particularly past as well, underground music from the 80s. artists like kate bush are my heroes. it's pop music with a bit of a twist. excellent taste, if you don't mind me saying, i remember how the first time round! —— i remember her the first time around! how difficult is it to get noticed when there is so much music available on so many platforms? yeah, i don't no way affect —— if i have the answer. —— i don't know if i have the answer. it's about not giving up, getting yourself out there and playing as many shows

georgia. mr. collins: thank you, madam speaker. i need to yield a minute and a half to the gentleman from nebraska, mr. smith. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for a minute and a half. mr. smith: madam speaker, i rise today to speak out against this attempt to remove the duly elected president of the united states. . impeachment is importantly established in our constitution. the impeachment of a president has overwhelm happened twice inure country's 243 year histry. yet today for highly political purposes the house majority is trying to remove president trump from office based on secondhand indirect accounts. the articles of impeachment we are voting on today offer no evidence of a crime, but instead are purposely broad to fit the majority's narrative. less than one year until the next presidential election, we are being asked to override the choice of the american people. this lobsided and hyper partisan biased impeachment process has had -- has been prefermed as an outcome from the very beginning. -- predetermined as an outcome from the very beginning. this is an unfortunate day in in h