she plays gigi in "miss saigon." you were amazing. >> thank you so much. thanks for having me. >> tell us about your character and your role. >> so, gigi is one of the bar girls in dreamland in the beginning, and she is someone who has to be a prostitute in order to survive in this war-torn country. and this is what she has to do in order to keep herself alive, feed herself, help her family, but that's who she is. ♪ >> ♪ this is our land >> what's it like being on tour? what's life on the road like? >> it's pretty fun. our cast is incredible. we instantly became a family, so there is -- we let each other know like when something is happening or if there's a party

gigi hadid is dropping in. e steve: oh! [ cheers and appla >> jimmy: i love gigi hadid.some, man. and these guys made their tv debut with us this summer. their new album ridescence" debuted at number one. brockhampton is here, you guys. >> ste[ : whoa! eers and applause ] >> jimmy: brockhampton. and be sure to tune in thursday night, you guys. chffany haddish will be here, and -- rs and applause ] we're going head-to-head in a a lip synch battle! >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: this thursday night. me and tiffany. [ cheers and applause ] got to practice.od she's guys, as we know, the midterm elections are coming up and a delot of news organizations are relying on polls trmine how regular americans feel about certain political issues, but the polling industry has also been releasing some new er polls about ay life. i'll show you what i mean in our latest installment of "tonight show polls." here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ tonight show polls ♪ >> jimmy: this firstasked "which national disaster should the president focus on?" 50% said hurricanes. 30% said forest fires.an 20

is what he believes to be a deadly ever ever [inaudible] gigi's. usually most on yeah well tonight nine hundred people lined lining up pay them never expects and each of those is a similar. the online the right right says this is a living hell. in a way to with a sixty six year old looked up to and and and online. this should bebe a i have af a there. for tragedy [inaudible] really [inaudible] africa. but whatever it. for the first. well president john [inaudible] stay away. really really wasted. time a should should all be on and the mailing -- not only. because of the is it and it was also. a sense that they won't want to miss. from -- they went well he okay -- the plan same to pull. is is is is is is is is is a ten ten designs on decision. from trump's -- macedonia's has have a emboldened under like why not mission is movement in the united. states -- and that -- and and and all an awful and i'm happy has the same here yeah -- tried a little holes nation. eighty if -- charge notion a who also. and kind of those things in a very very intense beca

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she remembers her gigi and remembers palm springs. i think joy will always have a connection to it -- she will be a great grandchild, but she always has the connection there. susan: i have been reading some biographical material about your father, and he had a very interesting childhood. ms. bales: he did. susan: could you tell our viewers the story? he was born with a different name than gerald ford. ms. bales: he was. and when people say, what does america not know about gerald r. ford, because so much has been written about him in books and that kind of thing. to me, it was his name. he was born as leslie lynch king. he was a junior, and my grandmother took him when i was -- when he was very young, less than six weeks old, and took him on a train to grand rapids, michigan. she met a man. she divorced leslie lynch king

((gigi crowder)) "no one wants to see that family member homeless, but there's so much damage that's taking place because the county services are not plentiful enough." the contra costa chapter of the national alliance on mental illness opposes the measure... calling it counterproductive and costly. "the winners will likely be the housing developers, not so much those living with mental health challenges. the money could be much better spent building appropriate housing if used on housing associated with treatment models."both supporters and opponents agree califoria's homelessness problems need fixing... but whether proposition 2 will serve as a solution will be decided by voters. tag lawrence lawrence lawrence karnow: gust offshore winds

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gigi's -- wendy where where they strain. can -- systems regard our live military terry political consequences and i don't know. tests. i did run a lady some. seven central american migrants making its way through mexico tell you what the rest. of the today he's back back to a two week. that vehicle some. using daisies medical assistance displays what you as an adult entree say let me let me think how can she can my might. have the u. s. u. s. many. turn them into. the us because senate senator in three three decades you can. amy buckman dizzyzy dizzy dn and they will be detained with only because it is a destination donald on from from. now now the system is that running we have millions with. the president. is the same thing in the the forty six zero zero zero three running. the control room and the criminal. unusual accesses. his visit [inaudible] they say. jump down the country. and and as silly ideas. during that connected bait bait. usually [inaudible] thomas edison. contact centers a are notot gonna be. he's gonna it's

my granddaughter is 12, and she remembers her gigi. i think julie will always have a connection to it that she will be a great grandchild, but i think she has a connection there. >> i have been reading some biographical material with -- about your father. he had an interesting childhood. could you tell our viewers the story? because he was born with a different name than gerald ford. >> when people say what does america not know about gerald r ford? because so much has been written about him. to me the more interesting thing is the fact that he was born as leslie lynch king. that was his biological father. he was a junior. and my grandmother took him when he was very young, and i mean less than six weeks old, and got on a train and went to grand rapids michigan. she met a man, she divorced leslie lynch king, and she met a man by the name of gerald r ford senior. married him eventually, and my dad drew up as -- grew up as a gene. my dad was never adopted. we all assumed he was until we found the documentation. he was never adopted by ge

she plays gigi in "miss saigon." you were amazing. >> thank you so much.ving me. >> tell us about your character and your role. >> so, gigi is one of the bar girls in dreamland in the beginning, and she is someone who has to be a prostitute in order to survive in this war-torn country. and this is what she has to do in order to keep herself alive, feed herself, help her family, but that's who she is. ♪ >> ♪ this is our land >> what's it like being on tour? what's life on the road like? >> it's pretty fun. our cast is incredible. we instantly became a family, so there is -- we let each other know like when something is happening or if there's a party or a birthday. >> performing in san francisco holds a special meaning to christine. she's originally from the bay area. >> when i first started rehearsals in new york, i was terrified. i was like, "oh, my god, i'm bringing this show, this, like, epic show to my hometown." and i actually genuinely had fear that i wasn't cut out to do this. i am not afraid anymore. i am just filled with so much joy and gratitude

ok thank you so much to the dalai lama thank you your highness thank you author gigi and reply as well we have to end that conversation that week and i was seen online take capital. a career reporting to the won't ruin it here one journalist documents life beyond the headlines. but certain stories can change us feeling like the easiest least use to it when you need. to change anyone a unique journey into what it means to be human the things we keep a witness documentary on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks the saudis narrative contradicts the information about turkish officials have been giving for the past two weeks with detailed coverage this whole fluff area of mud was shops and houses and it was completely washed away along with the people who were inside from around the world the government doesn't call this a detention center but it's surrounded by barbed wire fences and it exits are manned by armed guards. it's been scribed in the wild west previously where the average person couldn't touch and tell if a post had been said on height or in some way does this updated nafta

she plays the role of gigi and is currently back in town for the production's san francisco show at theum theatre, part of its national tour. christine bunuan: this story is about a mother's sacrifice and love for her child. it is set during the vietnam war. and it is also a love story between kim and chris. and we see kim's journey in trying to bring her son to america and what she sacrifices to give her son a better life. announcer: christine's musical upbringing and involvement in school productions were what sparked her passion for acting. christine: music has always been a part of our family ly gonna be, like, an extracurricular 'cause i did all of the shows at my high school. when i realized that i really wanted to be an actor. and when i started to pursue that as a college career, there was a little bit of pushback, i have to admit, 'cause i come from a family of nurses, engineers, businesspeople. and so, there was a little bit of pushback, but at the end, my mom and my dad were like, "well, this is why we came to america. this is why we--we wanted to be able to give our kids bet

queremos mucho a nuestra gigi y estÁ viviendo una de sus mejores etapas.do. -- asçÍ. [aplausos] ♪ [cantando] [risas] ♪ ♪ ♪ satcha: gracias, francisca por esta manera tan original de pasar a las noticias, pero cambiando completamente de tono, pueblos en ruinas, comunidades casi borradas del mapa y mÁs de 1,000,000 de hogares sin electricidad es el panorama luego del paso del huracÁn michael. esta maÑana conocemos que el nÚmero de vÍctimas fatales aumenta a 11, ya que se reporta la muerte de un bombero en virginia y otras cinco personas que habrÍan sido encontradas en un edificio. entre tanto, el gobernador de florida realiza un recorrido por aire y tierra para garantizar que la ayuda comience a llegar, en especial a panamÁ city y mÉxico beach que serÍan las zonas mÁs afectadas. tenemos lo Último convilma. vilma: sÍ, quÉ tal, buenos dÍas, satcha, te saludo desde la panamÁ city. este lugar continÚan llegando miembros de la borde nacional, guardia costera, mÉdicos voluntarios para ayudar a la reconstrucciÓn de esta zona del paÍs que quedÓ bastante devastada y

remember the function gigi go on the bloomberg. it has all of the most recent charts.ave your favorites for future reference. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, this is the european close on bloomberg markets. share of glencore are lower after the ceo said he would retire in three to five years. the senior entity and commodities reporter in london. why now? he owns a percent of the company. -- 8% of the company. why announce his retirement? >> he hasn't announced it as such. it's important to say this is in private conversations with investors. the key thing that is happening is they are asking more questions about it. he's been running glencore since 2002. he turned 62 in january. people might assert thinking about retirement. it, glencoreng announced they've been succeeded by the u.s. department of program nigeria. i think that causes investors and analysts to ask more questions about what might happen. at least in these private conversations, he's been answering them. vonnie: the stock is up 1.2%. anticipating the doj will come out with a conclusion at

terror at the mall every bridge gigi camp there's a terrible suspicion coursing through one of europe's largest refugee camps on the island of les voss a legit i as follows as said to be terrorizing the refugees some say they've created criminal structures we meet witnesses and victims. thirty minutes on. to the an illegal. elusive illegal thanks thanks thanks elaine . this is d.w. news live from berlin saudi arabia calls the killing of jamal khashoggi a huge and grave mistake as international pressure grows over the journalists. german chancellor angela merkel says that those responsible for the killing must be held accountable for alleged is ready to suspend arms sales to riyadh also coming up a vote counting begins in afghanistan's first parliamentary election in nearly a decade and violence killed or injured hundreds of people over the weekend as the k. .

there listening to his holiness what is it that you're learning that you couldn't learn anywhere else gigi you start. yes well your holiness you're like an institution when it comes to inner peace in your great books are trying to understand yourself a little bit better in this term to do the job that you want to do in your back home but somehow when you talk with your holiness the dalai lama you feel that all the answers that you were looking outside he had it so how he helped to find it in yourself so you always have that knowledge and you just say something that inside of you and you a star and are standing many things just today he said something really important about their relation of freedom and peace and he saw thought that i always had it in my mind but somehow understanding hearing his story from the time he left that and now now he's here in india in the process that he has to do inside of him first to dentists made to his people and preserve his country i think that was one of the most important things that i ever heard in my life and i thank you very much for the knowledge sha

at least that's what my friends gigi and bella hadid say while we're playing "fortnite."ut occasionally a new trend, event, or way to eat avocado comes along that even i haven't heard of. for example, the annual gathering of youtube mega-stars and social media influencers called, "vidcon." of course, if you're covering a group of people too young to even be millenials, you want to send "the late show's" new senior youth correspondent: veteran actor, richard kind. ( laughter ) i figured rich would be the perfect person to blend in with vidcon attendees, because they weren't even born in 1996 when he and i costarred in an episode of "spin city." take a #look. ♪ >> oh, my god, what the hell am i doing here? i'm richard kind. i am the senior youth correspondent for "the late show," and we're here at vidcom. come on, let's go in. maybe brian cranston will be there. vidcon is where hundreds of thousands of young people meet up to do -- whatever it is they like to do. do you know how many germs are in here? would you like to selfie face with me? >> like, to just take a picture o

see that the whole night she he had got to you when he was still young gigi could you lie. well this should not have died how well i. got and how to know how to. harm her hide this is how i stole what. i would tell you. during a moment i have one thing in law. here john young to me young or somebody on the c u. for the wrong. one you. knew you. were pretty are you are. all in are so many of. them. come up was a. hero. but i fear that. for. what. they are. made can make can that. tara is a force. in our. you know you're a. big boy so that's yeah well collins he did. this for women going to the early though he were all sun sometimes sun sun yeah but you tell me is the means a. sun above would i don't shine your head about some of the so i live on the stuff for so long so then on a month or so then one hundred zero zero. pfizer because you know the show. needs hijo knurled this song or doesn't you. know you all do we all do we all. i am sure that seymour. was. the last would. be does the usual over almost total me the shotgun door. they told. me. they called you a mummy the fa

of course, she's going to be on the gigi show.at nikki haley had to say. listen to her message. >> in the last two years i have seen true evil. we have some serious political differences here at home, but our opponents are not evil. they're just our opponents. we are blessed with a political system that allows us to resolve our differences peacefully. in the end, we must recognize that we are all americans. >> dana: what do you think of that message? everybody needs to hear it? >> yeah, i think so. ive saying it for awhile. your political opponent is your neighbor. you're not fighting with communists or nazis. you're fighting with americans over a difference of opinion. if you stopped yelling and screaming, you'd probably see you're closer than you think. it's been polarized so much. what she said was great. i commend her for having the guts to say it. >> dana: it's a night where you give a humorous speech. here's what she had to say about something that's been in the news. >> last year you went with paul ryan, who's a boy scout.

((gigi crowder)) "no one wants to see that family member homeless, but there's so much damage that's taking place because the county services are not plentiful enough." the contra costa chapter of the national alliance on mental illness opposes the measure... calling it counterproductive and costly. "the winners will likely be the housing developers, not so much those living with mental health challenges. the money could be much better spent building appropriate housing if used on housing associated with treatment models."both supporters and opponents agree califoria's homelessness problems need fixing... but whether proposition 2 will serve as a solution will be decided by voters. tag lawrence lawrence lawrence karnow: gust offshore winds are expected to blow over the weekend. we could see some gusts as high as 50s mph hour over north and east bay hills. as a result fire daner will be elevated saturday through monday. it will be a beautiful night with mostly clear skies and patchy fog at the coast. on the satellite you can see mostly clear skies across california. highs tomorrow wil

kelly: as you know, gigi thompson had a piece of legislation that we came together on and we were met at the tech school in erie. look, the problem that we have right now as we are not preparing people for the jobs that exist. it all comes down to education. getting people ready for the jobs that exist today. we have poured a lot of money into those types of programs. that is the answer. there is no other way to get through this other than getting people ready for those jobs. i am talking about the blue-collar jobs that are out there. i'm talking about people that are skilled labor. that is the biggest gap we have now. we have to make should people understand. just because you're standing and using your hands, that is not a bad way to make a living. that is a great way to make a living. we are working towards that end. we worked closely with vo-tech schools to make sure that we are attracting students who say i can have a family, i can never future, i can be a big part of our community and rebuild our economy. it is happening right now. we do not have enough candidates. sean: 30 secon

((gigi crowder)) "no one wants to see that family member homeless, but there's so much damage that'sing place because the county services are not plentiful enough." the contra costa chapter of the national alliance on mental illness opposes the measure... calling it counterproductive and costly. "the winners will likely be the housing developers, not so much those living with mental health challenges. the money could be much better spent building appropriate housing if used on housing associated with treatment models."both supporters and opponents agree califoria's homelessness problems need fixing... but whether proposition 2 will serve as a solution will be decided by voters. tag (terisa) arnold schwarzenegger is opening up about his past mistreatment of women. back in 20-03, multiple women accused schwarzenegger of groping and humiliating them. that was during schwarzenegger's ultimately successful campaign for california governor. against the backdrop of the hash-tag-me-too movement... schwarzenegger spoke about the controversy in a recent interview with men's health saying quote