in 2015, gus came out as the first gay man in action sports.ction sports. he wants to use his platform to challenge stereotypes, help others, and in his own words, live his truth. imean, i truth. i mean, i came out in a really public way because i was hoping to reach other people that were in a similar position, and ifelt like me standing up and advocating and sort of like walking tall and being proud was going to do a lot for kids that we re was going to do a lot for kids that were watching me and kids that were in sports that didn't feel like they fit in because they were gay. or from a small town, whatever it may be. having taken a break from the sports, he's got started on repulse drag race, and has turned to acting. every so in your body is screaming. i'm in american horror story 1984. my i'm in american horror story 1984. my character is chet clancy, he is a jock. gus returns to training next month in a bid to represent great britain's snow sport into three different events at the 2022 winter olympics. after missing out on a metal last ti

we appreciate it gus, thank you very much have a great weekend, guys appreciate it. let's talk about where the jobs are with just 18 days left until christmas. and the holiday shopping season in full swing. i can't believe it's 18 days left my god retailers have been hiring at a brisk -- maybe even record -- pace and kate rogers is here with the numbers. hi, kate. >> hey, tyler. after a sharp spike in 2014 and really a leveling off through 2017, retailers have spent the past two years staffing up in record numbers as you can see, approaching nearly 800,000 seasonal workers this year alone. now, you can thank, of course, amazon for a lot of that growth. the retailer is more than one quarter of the big number. they hired 200,000 workers that's twice the amount of worke workers it hired labtd year. macy's also adding additional 80,000 workers as you can see, kohl's adding another 90,000 seasonal workers. target adding 130,000. many of those workers also become permanent fixtures. target says that last year more than 40% of its seasonal team actually stayed on board afte

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over the years, owners roger and gus came to rely a great deal on roberto.treated roberto more like a favored son than just an employee. how important was family to roberto? >> probably the most important thing. it all revolved around this. we didn't have much, but everywhere he went, we went, too. we were always together. >> whatever went wrong, he was the one to go to. he was the one to keep everybody together. >> reporter: latino culture celebrated coming of age ritual called the kin certificate row, when a girl turns 15. so when roberto's daughter turned 15 -- >> he went all out. it was his only -- i was the only girl so he did everything he could to make that day the best. >> what kinds of things do you do? >> you have to have your father/daughter dance. you just feel like you're the only person that exists at that moment. like you just feel important. you really do feel like a princess. >> reporter: probably won't ever forget that. but of course for teenagers there is another rite of passage. butting heads with parents. which that last morning may have

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. >> gu china also has a debt issue. >> it does. >> and we've reported that the leaders are somewhat reluctant to engage in stimulus because they don't want to feed more debt. they want to curb it. >> tax cuts rather than direct investments as they would have done in the past. they do have a -- they are leveraged like many in this lower-interest rate environment. they're recognizing that one specific area they need to konst trait on are the small banks that are more vulnerable. they are taking actions in that direction. they also recognize that there has to be state reform. what is happening though is because of uncertainty, which i think is now the new normal, they're a bit more reluctant than they were say a year ago to more aggressively tackle reform. they're saying what would happen if we have workers losing their jobs too rapidly. >> you mentioned india. i wanted to ask you, do you think that we will ever see india sort of taking on the role china has played in recent years? a lot of ceos i know and others around the world look to india as sort of the next remaining big economy

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you can watch this one on the bbc red button. 2014 winter olympic freestyle skiing silver medallist guse united states to great britain. born in essex to a british mother, he's targetting the 2022 games in beijing and said it was an incredible opportunity to join a first class team. now, cast your mind back a few months. it was the same night as the champions league final when andy ruinr stunned anthonyjoshua for one of the biggest upsets in boxing. they're both in saudi arabia to do it all again in the rematch on saturday. it's billed as the clash on the dunes and joshua has been tell 5live's boxing podcast that he has learnt lessons from the first time around. it was an unknown test, i give the man his credit, he was victorious, and well done to him for that. now it's my turn to kind of right my wrongs. he thinks he is truly going to do the same thing and get the same result, but i have had to check myself, reinvent myself to a certain degree. not physically, i have always been dedicated to the gym. mentally, understanding what i'm doing as soon as i step into that boxing ring. well,

yesterday we had gus 'tis breezes. the winds lightening up and the wind sheltered valleys these are spots that by tomorrow morning dry air settling in. could see low 30s for the morning. friday morning commute if your car is parked outside you may have to scrape off some ice. for the afternoon highs similar to today. cool sunshine. highs in the mid to upper 50s. for friday and saturday out door weekend plans look fine. and midday sunday now. we'll see a chance of showers dropping. rain totals for now. the system tracking inland. it doesn't look like a lot. obviously sunday plans could be impacted by passing rain showers and breezy conditions. trending cooler through the day sunday. sunday evening will be the main event out of this particular weather system. and monday a few more scattered showers. so rainfall projection at the sunday storm. not a lot. most place ts rite now quarter inch or less. out of that sunday into monday event. it was cold and winter weather advisories around the sierra starting sunday afternoon.

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over the years, owners roger and gus came to rely a great deal on roberto.y treated roberto more like a favored son than just an employee. how important was family to roberto? >> probably the most important thing. it all revolved around this. we didn't have much but everywhere he went, we went, too. we were always together. >> whatever went wrong, he was the one to go to. he was the one to keep everybody together. >> reporter: latino culture celebrate a coming of age ritual called a quinceanera when a girl turns 15. so when roberto's daughter turned 15 -- >> he went all out. it was his only -- i was the only girl so he did everything he could to make that day the best. >> what kinds of things do you do? >> you have to have your father/daughter dance. you just feel like you're the only person that exists at that moment, that you're just real important. you really do feel like a princess. >> reporter: probably won't ever forget that. but of course for teenagers there is another rite of passage. butting heads with parents. which that last morning may have, pure

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ishere chrisasong you gu like to sing together. >> a copyright free one. ♪ you see those sleigh bellsry and just change up theory risks just so ♪ >> what is your vorite christmas tradition? >> well, my wife's family is just so like irish a ready and wrapping and gift cards and so i feel like i counter it by being like aittle scroogy. >> okay. >> i don't like the way i'm painting myself. >> we don't want you to be left out. we have a christmas sweater for you. >> ah. >> scrooge. come on, scrooge. >>ome on. ca i getn the middle? we c do a red green. >> "entertainment tonight." i like it. >> y don't have any fun on set at all. >> very serious. now sabrina you're also a mom to adorable wolfie. he's almost 2. is wolfie the legal name? >> people have a hard time with it. they're like is itwolfgang. >> i like wolfie too. >>> ktie was with another working mama, busy phillips. who's gearing up for a busy couple of months with bestie chelle williams. >> we're very excited cause we're just a few weeks away from awards season i know. and one ofy favori things is seeing you have a girl date with m

what we interrogate him to do in the program that's what we've called i guess you have to have that is gus and how dennis navigate in that you know in a position in a situation where they feel that those in authority or pic in how they transact that's a difficult question to answer especially in this country because we're perceived to be the free media in the region but i really think we need to have a more substantive and more long running discussion about what's happening in the counties ok because that's where the people are really at the coalface they're you know and they're facing very powerful individuals who operate with impunity and very often threaten the lives of journalists would you recommend more journalists explore independent journalism the path you took a couple of years back for sure journalists are consistently having to deal with what is a government not to do that supposedly the oficial not a tip on which journalists sometimes you like to be able to tell the public what's going on if that official not a to be self can't be trusted then it makes journalists work that muc

thank you guys to step outside down see on the weather warmed karnal yeah gu getting cold out there tonight going to be one of those chiy nights around the bay area's bore that area is dry. >>a that cold arctic air rolling right into the bay area so get ready. t's going well as cold nights been get the fire going get some extra it is going to get down near . freezing in some spots where we come to frostyconditions early on effect out the tonight. temperatures cooling off in a hurry already you can see that around the bay area and yeah it'sgoing to be frosty tomorrow all ght, thanks lawrence. thank you at 8 o'clock have a good night. >>> christmas with the royals. but what happened tomeghan and harry? inside their canadian hideaway. and was their baby archie christmas rd photo shopped? >>> then, the shocking death of a 34-yearld espn reporter. safe from pneumonia. o to stay >>> plus, heart stopping fall. >> what a way to finish. >> kevin hart and the courtside crus look who else showed up. >>> and employee of the month. she takes down a suspected holiday shoplifter. >>> then, will

aquÍ la gu guadalupana, aquÍ se festeja a la virgen de guadalupe > musica musica musica musica >>> 10rk los devotos salieron a la calle para rendirle tributo a la patrulla y al pueblo mexicano desde bajo manhattan hasta brooklyn, tambiÉn asistieron a una misa y se encendieron harto se antorch agradecerle los milagros recibidos. >>> y ahÍ lo ven, en los Ánge s Ángeles, todo esta listo en su catedral para la celebraciÓn de las tradicionales maÑanitas a la virgen de guadalupe que em empezarÁn a escucharse a partir de la medianoche. todos los participantes en este evento, artistas, mÚsicos y organiza organizadores son voluntarios que entregan el trabajo motivados tan solo por el fervor y la devociÓn que sienten por la virgen morena . >>> telemundo una vez mÁs se une a la tradicional celebraciÓn de la guadalupana con especial virgen de guadalupe donde mil millones de feligreses se dan cita en su basÍlica en ciudad de mÉxico para honrar a esta patrona de las amÉricas, azucena nos habla de lo que se espera en este programa que se encuentra con invitados especiales, adelante querida azucena >

gun rights advocates and the gu protesters argue the nation is still reeling from mass shootings over the summer. >> london bridge is open again after the stabbing attack. we're learning more about suspect and victims. they were killed. they were cambridge university graduates. he was attending that event before lee went on the stabbing spree. he was convicted of plotting a terror attack back in 2012 and was released from prison early. now state officials are calling for tate ter controls on released prisoners. for some witnesses last week's attack reminded them of a similar stabbing in the area two years ago. >> it felt weird and looking at the bridge as well when it was co word donned off, it was a similar picture. >> sea spite boris johnson and jeremy corbin blaming each other for security failures, the two stood together to remember the victims and heroes who took down the attacker. >>> facebook ceo and founder mark zuckerberg and his wife sat down for the first interview together. anne makovec is here with more. >> reporter: it was gayle king that spokes with the couple about ava

surrounding areas 33 the napa valley about 32 degrees in live re even some patchy frost possible insidehe bay gu back to thank you lawrence, a south bay bakery was targted by a thief this morning it happened at an eas cake to light some flour flour and san jose. >>the shop posted this video to facebook it shows somody smashing the glass door then grabbing that tablet you see there that serves as the register in the online post, the shop owners expressed a lot of frustration that somebo would targethe hardworking owners of a small bakery ithe east bay and major shoplifting spree was caught on surveillance video to something police want you to see. >>the skaters tell kron four's haaziq madyun they want help trying to identify the suspects. you see what appears to be 3 t live in shopping for some me however, police say they're actually loaded up their rmed with merchandise before walking out of the store without pay 3 a female's walked in picked up about >>between the 3 of them 38 pairsof jeans and decide t walk out it happen just before 01:0m thursday decemb 19 at this jc penney store the sun vall

easy out u gu there. >>> the chp talking more about the recent attacks targeting drivers. 101 meets highway 152 and 156 in the gilroy area. someone is either shooting or throwing projectiles at cars. four cars were hit on thanksgiving night alone, adding to the nearly 50 attacks in that same area since february. it's not really clear if all these cases are linked, but the sad truth is the chp now has a new name for that area, calling it projectile alley. >> they do match some of the previous incidents we have had, so we have a lot of resources dedicated to this. >> i have this on both sides of my kids because i'm too afraid to drive around. >> that's a driver who lives in prunedale trying to better protect herself and her two young children. the reward to catch whoever is doing it up to $4,500. it's all for information leading to an arrest and conviction. >> 4:51. >>> san jose firefighters did not yet said they know what sparked a house fire near alum rock park that left a family of five without a place to live for some time. three adults, two children made it out of this home safely, this

have been reports that he was not necessarily the subject of of cyber bullying as was the case with gu and solely that change in re just and in commenting on the package that you played me before i came on the name of that law is called the change in really laws and one of the things that came out of soleus suicide that was in october that was 42 days prior to go how raw is taking of of her own life one of the things that came out of that was a poll of south koreans not just regarding taking down those comments off of off of the internet off of these comment sites but also 'd requiring those that post comments to use their real names this is something that we've seen in other subjects on the internet including those posting comments that would incite people to do violence racist comments and sexist comments being posted with the argument that those comments need to have people use their real names to prevent this type of slander and and hateful behavior from going online and having you know quite disastrous consequences absolutely have these debts lost to start a debate about just how

muscat called the cave diver "pedo gu y," a phraseot he argued was meant literally. following the case and joins me now. tell us about the verdict. dave: the verdict came very quickly, laura. less than an hour it took forli the jury to rate on the decision, and the jury has left the ilding. we saw them coming out a moment ago, clearly keen to get out of the room and into the weekend. they decided elon musk shodn't beeld liable for anything at all. the plated wanted as much as $190 million, but the jury decided that elon musk's defense that his tweet was essentially a joke, not to be taken simply, not to be considered an accusation of pedophilia, the jury sided with that defense, and elon musk won't have to spend anything at all. it is a massive win for elon many people were criticizing him for standing his ground when perhaps he could have settled a it turns out the jury has seen it his way, and so welaura: whas of this case, that anyone can say anything about anybody? dave: well, i don't think it will be quite that kind of free-for-all, laura, but i think it is an i

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pipelines from selling this gas to the european union and russia is also dependent on selling that gus in fact russia has been supplying gas to europe for more than 40 years and they have never been problems with that even during the time of the cold war that is the argument on the side of germany ok there's been some discussion here in berlin quite a bit that this could damage severely damage even the trans-atlantic relationship is that a possibility well the transatlantic relationship already is very tense obviously between the united states and europe and some german politicians from the side of the conservative party of the chancellor's conservative party have said that this is a hostile act on the part of the united states against germany against the european union that's fairly harsh language but at the same time one has to say there is an element here also of what some call in to have said is a way of promoting america 1st in the whole world because the united states is producing a lot of natural gas through its fracking processes and is looking for markets without gas so there

i'm a little nervous, rightly so because my gus got me a [ muted ] workout bike for christmas and that'sews on twitter alone. others saying the commercial is downright creepy. >> i knew i'd seen that peloton face before. >> while internet users continue to have fun with the ad the financial backlash is no joke. stock for the fitness start-up fell 9% this week. the company also dropping the price of its digital only subscription. peloton releasing this statement, while we're disappointed in how some have mispresented this commercial we're encouraged by and grateful for the outpouring of support we've received from those who understand what we were trying to communicate. while some certainly do support the brand. >> five days in a row. are you surprised? >> reporter: others continue to poke fun continuing that vicious cycle. >> six days in a row. are you surprised? i am that my marriage is still intact. let's get on the bike. >> if it seems like the wheels are coming off peloton's wagon here, experts say not so fast. the company may have the last laugh since they're now part of a huge cult

the families enjoyed the budget wedding no one felt study had missed out on anything honey and one gus advice is to stick to what you can afford after all a wedding it's not about everyone else but about a bride and a group. in a lot of places around africa money isn't just spent on the wedding itself in. america this is the typical price for a bride dozens of cars so thousands of euros already spent before the even but over the top showed a wedding or reporter in the met with young couples in that a slum in tanzania to find out what they think. how much should one spend on a wedding well here in tanzania the answer could be as much as it takes and the cost of that could be super high including costing people their marriages and their lives but why is it that in this particular country it seems that it is debt that is holding people together we're going to find out from my lovely panel here and we'll begin with doyle who actually you got married 2 months ago so how high is the cost of weddings in this country i don't know because everybody maybe have gone by you but my own marriage cou

is right now, embedded in the deep southwest, but once it gets out into the plain states, it drawsh gu midity. the jet dream diving south and like a see saw pulling warmth north, what goes up must come down on the western side. the collision zone is where we have the heavy rain and also the big-time thunderstorms. look at these temperatures. over the next couple of days we'll see as many as 100 record- warm temperatures and because of the collision, nashville 70, 61 in chicago, west of it in the 30s, that's why we're going to see the probability of strong to severe thunderstorms. so here we are tomorrow morning. the worst of the weather, wichita down to oklahoma city, abilene. north of that snow, heavy snow, from denver into the high plains, pierre, rapid city, also in fargo. and notice the snow sticks right there for literally about 48 hours or so. in the meantime, it's heavy rain, chicago, indianapolis, and maybe some strong storms nashville, down to jackson. this storm will finally reach the east coast around new york as we head into the later part on sunday, but the whole time it's

. >> reporter: mercer and hundreds gu others were displaced by an lis'y-morning christmas fire that engulfedneapolis' drake hotel. it spread quickly from the second floor.>>e t e smell of se got to hearing people screaming, und looked out, it was just filled with smoke. >> reporter: officials say that 250 people were staying at the yotel, many of them, already eomeless, lost all they had. ng we literally just started tyl over again, and then lost everything all over again. >> reporter: the county sent out an urgent call for assistance. hundreds respond, showing up kets diapers, blankets, clothes, shoes, and other supplies. they gave so much that some of it had to be turned away. >> minneapolis is awesome. sorry, it's kind of emotional. >> reporter: an overpowering and overwhelming show of support for the less fortunate. >> it let me know that there's people who still really care about us here. t reporter: county shelter teams are working around the clock in an effort to help these hamilies find somewhere to stay i they believe that the drake fitel is a loss. officials say this fire could not

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tonight, wales, south—west england, may the west midlands, gus in the way of 65, 75 miles an hour.n tree branches and so because of these severe gales there is chance of disruption to transport and also power supplies overnight. as we head into monday, the worst of those strong winds will blow away to the near continent but at the same time we will get the strong northerly winds following across the uk. they will bring showers in across the channel, some reaching north wales and england and frequent showers in scotland, coming down the north sea. for most of us a sunny day, temperatures five to 10 degrees. factor in the wins and it will feel quite bitter around the coast. the rest of the week, temperature roller—coasters as mild south—westerly winds interspersed with cooler north—westerly winds. the temperatures in the weather will change on a day by day basis. tuesdayis change on a day by day basis. tuesday is the turn of south—westerly winds. we looking at a cloudy day with, rain will be heavy and squally as it pushes eastwards a cross heavy and squally as it pushes eastwards acr

many of lena's colleagues are dead or have gone into exile like myself and her brother gus one is also a teacher. i was for. it's terrible education was always a ray of hope for us. i taught middle and high school we had about 200 pupils. i fear a portion of those will have joined ah yes voluntarily by now either out of ignorance or because they're poor and need money. we had hoped the young generation would build a better country but after i asked his conquests i fear for their future. the fed that kids who were weaned on their ideology will find it hard to shake. the children who were little back then are now 15 or 20 and the long term i guess wants to use them to build sleeper cells. in. high school we had about 200 pupils. i fear a portion of those will have joined ah yes voluntarily by now either out of ignorance or because they are poor and need money. we had hoped the young generation would build a better country but after i asked his conquests i fear for their future. the fed that kids who are weaned on their ideology will find it hard to shake. the children who were little bac

ireland, gusts of 80 mph and then through sunday night, around the coast of wales and south—west england, gus0 mph, perhaps a bit stronger which may well lead to some disruption as we head into the first part of monday. that is the latest weather. hello, this is bbc news with geeta guru murthy. the headlines. angry exchanges over brexit and the nhs as borisjohnson and jeremy corbyn squared up for the last tv debate before thursday's general election. the online message board reddit says leaked documents detailing uk—us trade talks are "linked to russia". calls for an independent review after a serial rapist is found guilty of kidnapping and multiple rapes after being released from prison by mistake. warnings that a mega bushfire near sydney that's burning out of control could take weeks to put out. now on bbc news, to mark the 20th anniversary of talking movies, tom brook speaks to the prolific bollywood actor, shah rukh khan. great to see you. i didn't know it was such a big thing, i thought i was just meeting you personally. oh, really? hello from mumbai. i'm tom brook. for a special 20th a

day in the sense that we don't often get a british general election, i will give pta.crown to kriti gunce of carla hill will join the show to dissect the latest on phase one of a deal with china. taking a look at where we stand markets wise in the u.s., lower on a couple of major averages, 1/10 higher on the nasdaq. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york to our tv and radio audiences worldwide, i am david westin. welcome to "balance of power," where the world of politics meets the world of business. the big story of the day, at least one of them, is trade. the united states and china have agreed to a phase one trade deal. president trump says the chinese have agreed to structural changes in agricultural purchases. china says united states will be rolling back tariffs in phases. here to take us through it all is shawn donnan of bloomberg news. the more i've heard about this, the less i understand. what have they agreed and haven't agreed? have nailed down the text and it is now going to the lawyers. that deal calls for four big elements. the first is a

the 2014 olympic silver medallist gus kenworthy has announced he's switching his allegiance from theahead of the 2022 winter olympics. kenworthy, who was born in britain, has denied claims he's only switching now because he might not make the american team in three years' time. he will continue to be based in the us and says he has "no doubt in his mind" that he could still represent america. i'll have more for you in the next hour. a study suggests global carbon dioxide emissions have risen slightly this year, despite a drop in the use of coal. the report, issued at the climate change conference in madrid, says the overall rise in carbon dioxide levels will 0.6% this year, down from 2.1% in 2018. but experts are warning that the drop in coal is offset by the strong growth in natural gas and oil consumption. our environment correspondent matt mcgrath is at the conference in madrid and has been speaking to climate change scientists about the findings. there's a lot of complex factors that go into the global climate estimations of emissions every year, whether it's a warm winter or a c

something that difficult but i will not have there is a where cry i was crying because i saw this young gus and that i remember what i went through. and then the following day i would still go back. it was not easy but i had to tell the story this is one of my childhood stories that when i said i will tell the story when i grow up so i couldn't back down i wanted to do that i don't it was hard but i'm happy that. every other year the korea carry out circumcisions on both boys and girls the tribal elders declare the cutting season open. female genital mutilation is against the law in both kenya and tanzania so the girls are cut in secret during the boys' circumcision ceremonies. in. the mara region on lake victoria is well known to tourists who come to see masai mara and serengeti national parks what is less known is the tradition of circumcising girls that is still practiced here it's a taboo subject that is not discussed openly. the bishop of the catholic diocese of mo so much in tanzania was one of the 1st african church men to raise his voice against after. 3 i wondered if the valve whic

afghanistan the defense ministry says 9 soldiers were killed on friday and they cut about district of gus name it was one of many attacks in the province. and india's main opposition congress party is organizing a rally against the government over a controversial new citizenship all that excludes muslims the adoption of the bill has led to protests across the country creates a path to citizenship for 6 minority religious groups from neighboring countries but muslims are not on the list. just days before the u.s. china trade war was about to intensify in the 2 economic giants of struck an interim deal a trumpet ministration has called off a new round of tariffs that was due to start. on sunday and will instead reduce levees in return china's agreed to buy more american farm products and to ease rules on u.s. companies accessing its markets let's go to a city in eastern china a manufacturing hub there and katrina you is there for us it's not a deal to end all deals katrina but it's a start. that's right it's definitely a start and we're here in erie city and if china is considered the facto

and the american skiier gus kenworthy has switched allegiance and will compete for great britain aheadare hearing that a grenade was thrown at a police car in belfast. it has been described as an attempt to kill officers. the attack happened just off the rate at 2am. a police car was on a routine patrol when i was struck by a no object before a loud bang was heard. no injuries reported that the remnants of the suspected grenade have been recovered and ta ken of the suspected grenade have been recovered and taken away for forensic testing and further searches are being conducted this morning to ensure there are no other devices presents which could endanger members of the public stop a spokesperson for the force as this was undoubtedly an attempt to kill or injure police officers. a study suggests global carbon dioxide emissions have risen slightly this year, despite a drop in the use of coal. the report, issued at the climate change conference in madrid, says the overall rise in carbon dioxide levels will be 0.6% this year, down from 2.1% in 2018. but experts are warning that the drop

i met these two gu, and they were in the band, playing french horn. s hangin' with them. they said, "why don't you come? "they may need another french horn player. "why don't you play it?" it was not glamorous. s.rench horn was not glamor [smith] yeah, i can imagine. it was not glamorous. it's not glamorous, right, yeah. it's the french horn. [mo'] i hadn't been playing trumpet for year and that was. the teacher said, "okay, here! "it's the french horn. "gline!" (audience chuckles) and i was in the marching band. [smith] that's pretty great. [mo' w(laughs) [smith] wh your way, keb', into the business, [sminto the music business?. alyou started out not ac as a performer. you started out working in the business, but not performing, right? [mo'] i was performing. the steel band had gigs. [smith] but i'm talking about the real, like honest-to-gs music business, recording business, right. [mo'] oh, that started in dallas, texas, when i was in a play called "spunk" at the dallas repertory theater. i was a guitar man in that thing. i was playing acoustic, you know, country blues

for medical transplantation scientists at the laboratory introduced genetically modified sine a mole gus monkey cells into pig embryos 5 days after fertile is. and then while ah you apparently get a pig monkey hybrid now while most scientists and researchers believe that the idea of creating time errors for organ transplant won't ultimately work apparently apparently that hasn't stopped them from giving us really terrible nightmares about crazy pig monkeys. that's really happening it's really happening all right everybody that is are so pre-debate remember in this world we are not told that we are loved about so i tell you all of this i am tyrell them to keep on watching all those hawks out there and have a great day and night but. facebook and google started with a great idea and great ideals unfortunately it was also a very dark side. they are constructing a profile of you and that profile is real it's detailed and it never goes away turns out that google is manipulating your opinions from the very 1st character that you type into the search bar it will always favor one dog food over a

pete: the mob is going to come after gus johnson.al headlines starting with five people shot, one killed in chicago suburb overnight police responded to the shooting in aurora illinois, they have not said if anyone is in custody or actively looking for the shooter. another fox news alert 11 people were shot in new orleans near the bitty front quarter area, to our hurt and one person has been detained. the shooting was on a busy weekend, thousand in town for the classic game. also breaking right now, pro-democracy protesters in hong kong clashing with police. this is alive look at the standoff. despite reports the government is considering an independent to investigate police brutality. we'll see what china's next move is. thousands of demonstrators flooded the street and encouraged by the big win last weekend and protesters think president trump will be there for his support by waving u.s. flags singing our national anthem and chanting usa. united states is their only hope. christmas time at the white house volunteers helped to deck

house and said this is now impeachment inquiry, oh yes, eventually there was a vote, but only after the gu die was cast and now the house intelligence committee with adam schiff and what in enormously poor judgment in the church of choice of someone to leave the impeachment inquiry. instead of someone like peter, a democrat during nixon, who was respected for his fairness, henry hyde, a republican, jerry who is not simply respected but beloved, on both sides of the aisle, very conservative republican but he believed in our culture of liberty as you well know. instead of someone like that of real dignity and stature, she chose someone who had led this extravagant ill-founded theory of russian collusion which, by the way was step in saying were going to listen to professor tribe on how this will hold up, now she is intruding into the power of the senate. it is the senate that has the sole power to try impeachments and now she wants to, i gather, condition the sending of the articles over. she's done her work. appoint the impeachment managers and then they present the articles before the worl