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hello and welcome to news from the world of arts and culture experimental musician and composer holly herndon is my guest in a minute also coming up camberley legendary techno club scene survive gentrification or will ravers soon find themselves without the dance floor. and a prize winning photographer as beautiful yet unsettling photos of the art. but we begin with holly hound a musician composer and i would call her experimental sound artist she's played in bands but in more recent years she's been a solo artist although on how the latest album she has recruited a rather special collaborator and not a human was. all about that in a minute after we hear a taster from the album proteome. and holly hand and.

hello and welcome to news from the world of arts and culture experimental musician and composer holly hunter is my guest in a minute also coming up cumberlands legendary techno club scene survive gentrification will reva's soon find themselves without a dance floor. and a prize winning photographer as beautiful get unsettling photos of the art. but we begin with holly musician composer and i would call her experimental sound artist she's played in bands but in more recent years she's been a solo artist although on how the latest album she has recruited a rather special collaborator and not a human was. all about that in a minute after we hear a taster from the album proton. and holly hand and is here with in the studio welcome now you've been dividing your time between california and by.

my baby. >> what holly goodman felt was the 6.4 quake. we saw the damage it caused. marshall's was having the building stability checked. big lots had the roof and parts of the merchandise on the floor. nothing compared to a sudden end of the musical. holly's children were in the play and audience. >> i was doing my dance and then all of a sudden the floor started to shake. i didn't know what was happening. i thought the stage was collapsing. >> it was just pandemonium. kids screaming, parents yelling for their kids. >> it was quite a scene. we are told that one child was hurt either jumping or falling off the stage, hurting their ankle. the trauma is not over yet. coming up at 6:00, we will talk about the aftershocks that hit today. live in ridgecrest, nbc bay area news. >> terrifying video. thank you. we are still getting images of damage and plain messes from the shaking. matthew sent in this picture of his "star wars" room. you can see a lot of his collectibles on the floor. a big clean up at the ridgecrest library. they put books back on the shelves after that e

. >>> holly robinson peete is in the studio. >>> i'm ready to start my vacation. >> it's all happening on "california live."

my name is bobbie cochran. i've been a holly court resident for 32 years. i wouldn't give up this neighborhood for nothing. i moved into this apartment one year ago. my favorite thing is my kitchen. i love these clean walls. before the remodeling came along, the condition of these apartments had gotten pretty bad, you know, with all the mildew, the repairs. i mean you haven't seen the apartment for the program come along. you wouldn't have believed it. so i appreciate everything they did. i was here at one point. i was. because i didn't know what the outcome of holly court was going to be. you know, it really got -- was it going to get to the point where we have to be displaced because they would have to demolish this place? if they had, we wouldn't have been brought back. we wouldn't have been able to live in burn. by the program coming along, i welcome it. they had to hire a company and they came in and cleaned up all the walls. they didn't paint the whole apartment, they just cleaned up the mildew part, cleaned up and straighted it and primed it. that is

hollie and her dad to find out more about rugby league‘s rising star. i never even touched a rugby ball before until year 7 and then people, my pe staff, were telling me toen, around about five years ago, i started watching and playing rugby and i've been watching finals and things ever since. what a contrast between sports. i just can‘t believe where we‘re at today, compared to where we were when we were going out buying dance dresses, dance shoes and stuff like that. now we have about 50 rugby balls in our garage at home. from tango to tackles and sparkles to studs, hollie‘s castleford coach thinks she is one in a million. she's undoubtedly the best 16—year—old i've seen. i have been involved in this sport a very long time and for me she is an absolute silent assassin. she is classy, she's fast, she's got great skills. if she is not in an england shirt in the next couple of years, i will be very surprised. when hollie runs out for her debut tomorrow, she will make history by becoming the youngest person ever to play in the challenge cup final. castleford missed out on rugby league‘s biggest prize last year but could hollie be the missing piece to the p

my job. that is so wonderful to hear. holly, what needs to change if this legislation is enough?onths to two years? yes, i would like to see that and that was one of the early proposals on the bell. we have seen an increase in single crewing particularly in the police. kelly was a first responder so she was there on her own. the cuts to police officer numbers mean they are out on their own. i shadowed a lone police officer and i had to call 999 from the police car to call for back—up for that officer which is what kick—started this. to have seen that myself was really scary. we have seen cuts to mental health services, cuts to youth services, cuts to drug and alcohol addiction services, which is having an impact which is manifesting an awful behaviour. both tory candidates for the leadership and prime minister are promising more money for police officers in particular. absolutely. that is what we need to see, but they have both been part of a conservative government that has led to a reduction of 21,000 police officers across the country, so they have to deliver that but they hav

my mother's piano. >> it's an extraordinary performance in a film. and also holly is a very accomplished pianist. movie established jane campion. she won the pondor and became the second woman to be nominated for an oscar for acting. >> the '90s was the best time for women directors. they infused a kind of sensibility that made it really enjoyable. you were hanging out with other filmmakers saying wow, how many movies can i make? how many women can i work with? >> you still haven't figured out what riding waves is all about, have you? it's a state of mind. >> they don't want to be acknowledged as a female director. i fought my whole career to be acknowledged as a filmmaker, not a black filmmaker. i'm sure a lot of those women are saying don't call me a female director. i'm a director. >> i'm a bad therapist. do you hear me? i am a bad therapist. >> what am i going to bring to your wedding? >> i am making these people worst. >> "walking and talking" was inspired around the time my friend was getting married. they were a perfect match. i love them both. but i felt very lonely. >> it's not fake. fra

my daughter. a little bit more proud obviously because of her exploits on the pitch with the rugby ball. i hope we bring back the silverware, it would be amazing. holliewe can cross the newsroom to sarah keith lucas the heat and the humidity obviously are fading away so i different feel to the weather as we head through the next few days. we have lost record—breaking temperatures. through the course of the weekend a fresh feel to the weather with rain for some of us but not everywhere. the rain is going to be cut to see of this cold front. it is working its way in from the west so it introducing this westerly flow of atla ntic introducing this westerly flow of atlantic air, the heat getting pushed towards the east. this is the password. heavy showers in the south—east of england towards lincolnshire and yorkshire as well. eason yorkshire seen a few showers as well through the course of the afternoon. still showery towards the east with the odd rumble of thunder. temperatures ranging between 22 in belfast to 28 in norwich, we could see 30 in south—east, still pretty humid through the rest of the afternoon. some of the showers becoming quite heavy this

holly hunter, harvey keitel and a very young ana pack quinn. >> it was kind of intimaies that jane pulled us into as an audience. she has a voice not to be denied. >> it's myrfect actor. this movie established jane campion. she won the palm door at cannes and became the second woman to be nominated for an oscar for directing. >> your father's been -- >> the '90s was the best time for women directors. they infused a kind of a sensibility that made it really enjoyable. you were hanging out with other filmmakers saying wow, how many movies can i make? how many women can i work with. >> you still haven't figured what the riding waves is all about, have you? >> it's a state of mind. >> they don't want to be acknowledged as a female director. i thought my whole career to be acknowledged as a filmmaker, not a black filmmaker i'm sure those women are saying don't call me a tee mail director. i'm a director. >> i'm a bad therapist. i'm making these people worse. >> walking and talking was inspired by the time my best friend was getting married. >> so fake looking. looks like a barbie ring, frank. >> they were a perfect match. i loved them both but i felt very lonel

special education teacher, my sister's a special education teacher, so i've always been around those who are in need and >> we were exclusive with the star as she was honored at hollyson peete's charity, the hollyrod foundation's 21st annual designcare gala. >> i've been trying to get eva to accept this award for years. >> i'm going to make this quick because i know a lot of us are wearing spanx. >> the surprising thing about motherhood to me so far has been how it's intensified my activism and philanthropy. because now i'm like, i have to leave the world a better place for my son. >>> still ahead -- we're in hawaii hitting the bar with dwayne johnson, how his tough new role got seriously emotional on set. >> it was a very scary time. >>> plus, our exclusive bachelorette finale sneak peek and who will be the next bachelor? the celeb's favorite. >> i just think he's just really cute. >> so hot. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> this hurts my heart. sad news for jennifer aniston and her ex-husband justin theroux. the pair laid their beloved german shepherd, dolly, to rest last night. justin also shared a photo of two hands, presumably him and jen, at the sun

holly mitchell of los angeles sponsored the bill. she said it's all about giving people a choice how to wear their hair. >> what you straighten your hair or choose to wear it natural my choice how i wear my hair shouldn't impact my ability to get a job or be promoted. those who choose to straighten your hair, that's fine. the point is the choice should be protected. >> other states are taking similar action based on discrimination as to your hair. >>> hillary duff facing criticism for piercing her baby's ears and says she has enough hair for a ponytail now and pierced her ears. several followers called it unnecessary and even child abuse and others came to her defense saying it's not really a big deal. duff has yet to comment. >> okay. i've never seen that before. >> babies with their ears pierced? >> is that something that happens? >> even newborns sometimes have their ears pierced. it's something like can they not remember the pain if they felt it done really early versus, mom, can i go do this at claire's? >> claire's, do they still have it done? >> i had to wait until i was 10. >> i had to do back when i was 12 and then went back and my mom said, no, this one's d

my god. what about the timing on that? hollyids who grow up with animals are likely to have high esteem. >> good for them. do you think the dog thinks, god, they get on my nerve. i love dogs. >> can't say i do. >> whoa, whoa. take it back. >> security! security! ♪ born in the usa >> now they're saying a 95-year-old can't run across the country. >> maybe they're right. >> you're going to try it one way or the other. >> happy birthday, alex morgan. >> alex morgan a goal on her birthday and she celebrated by sing on a spot of tea. >> do you think you all are too arrogant? >> i think there's a big difference between confidence and arrogance. >> we come together as one nation. >> every day we write the future for the revolutionaries when we stand united. >>> it is a: 55. i michelle griego. cruisin contra costa county have their hands full responding to dozens of fires through the night. 37 fires and the span of six hours. these are photos from one incident in pittsburgh. >>> an investigation underway for a deputy involved shooting in

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call tim head, our executive director up to introduce senator holly, by the way is it tim and his team doing an amazing job. [applause] mystep count. i lost track of little bit. listen, . . right here in this building usually there is a kind of progression people over the course of five, six, ten years the work of the legislature or the statewide elected official and member of congress and senate etc. and there would be a little while to learn a new face and name, but occasionally there would be a bit of a shooting star. our next visitor is one of those new shooting stars. coming out of the midwest, which we just heard from an oklahoman that any missourian would challenge that they are the heartland of america. with 100 days to aggressively monitor and ultimately prosecute predators in misery when they decided to go ahead and put his name on the path to serve in the senate so he has already distinguished himself in a number of ways. the coalition's road to join josh holly from missouri. [applause] >> what a privilege it is to be here. you are the reason that he is here and the reason i'm here. you understood the state of

i remember learning about this project from my fellow staffer who lived right near the neujahr money way bridge. her name was holly. who gave me the low down on why it was important to pass this slaveplgts that was in 2003. i'm proud to say to holly today, thank you for your dedication and hard work that you have done on behalf of the congressman shimkus over the years. today's the day we finally get to make this happen and that bridge can be repaired and can be reopened. with that i yield back the balance of my time. after urging a yes vote on this bill. the eaker pro tempore: gentleman yields. the gentleman from -- mr. defazio: i yield myself such time as i may consume. i urge that the house do support, pass this legislation. with that i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 3245. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to r

sorry for my stumble at the part there, but nbc news has confirmed that retired supreme court justice john paul stevens has died at the age of 99. he died at holly cross hospital in fort lauderdale, florida of complications following a stroke that he suffered yesterday. justice stevens died peacefully. his daughters were at his side when he passed. he's survived by two of his children, nine grandchildren. he served on the court for nearly 35 years, third longest-serving justice in supreme court history. he was a chicago native. he was born to one of the wealthiest families in chicago. he enlisted in the navy. he was a decorated code breaker during world war ii in the navy. won the bronze start. he was appointed to the u.s. circuit court of appeals by richard nixon and then five years after that was appointed to the supreme court by gerald ford. by the time he retired from the supreme court in 2010, he was considered to be the most liberal member of the court, the leader of the liberal minority. but he had been appointed by -- first to the appeals court by nixon then to the supreme court by ford. so both of those appointees, obviously, republican

because of it missed out on the biggest prize last year but could holly be the missing piece to the puzzle as they take them on again. myords how proud i am of her. just in everyday life are being a nice person and be my daughter and a nice person and be my daughter and a little bit more proud because of her exploits on the bench. a little bit more proud because of her exploits on the benchm a little bit more proud because of her exploits on the bench. if we bring the cup home it would be amazing. she is only 16 but she is hoping to make a big impact in the final. and you can watch that match on the bbc red button and online tomorrow at 11:15. she used to be a ballroom dancer when she was a little! not many rugby league players have done that. tra nsfera ble rugby league players have done that. transferable skills. it was hot yesterday. did not quite get to the records but it was hot. good morning. it certainly was an exceptional heat. we saw the all—timejuly exceptional heat. we saw the all—time july record broken. exceptional heat. we saw the all—timejuly record broken. a bit of cloud drifting off to france stopping t

sorry for my stumble at the part there, but nbc news has confirmed that retired supreme court justice john paul stevens has died at the age of 99. he died at hollys hospital in fort lauderdale, florida of complications following a stroke that he suffered yesterday. justice stevens died peacefully. his daughters were at h s

my daughter. >> put on sunscreen, emmy. no, i don't want to put on sunscreen. >> reporter: it's a battle. that's what i get. mom, stop. but hollypergoop said there is ang alternative. >> 23 you're old enough to brush your teeth and wash your hands you're old enough to do your own sunscreen. >> let's try. we're using a special camera. what sunscreen on it shows up as plaque and highlights any missed spots and start with 7 to 9-year-olds to see if their application is thorough. they put it on then review what they missed. >> each of these children applied. none of them hit the ears and the ears are actually very vulnerable to sun damage. >> reporter: another frequent miss. >> children forget to apply it on into the hairline. >> reporter: something all the younger kids struggled with not using enough sunscreen. what do you see? >> i missed a lot of spots. >> holly says the younger kids are afraid of getting sunscreen in their mouth or eyes. >> we're missing a few critical spots right around the eye area which is often where sun damage is first detected from an aging and skin cancer perspective. >> reporter: it showed kids using on

senator holly mitchell introduced the first laws to associate hair as an extension of one's race which is legally protected. >> terminated because of the way they choose to wear their hair. >> the way myalifornia governor gavin newsom says he's proud to lead the nation by being the first to sign the bill. >> there's a human element to this. we don't want to diminish people. we don't want to demean people. we have to own up to the sins of the past. i hope folks are paying attention all across this country. >> and new york could be the second state to sign this bill into law. it's awaiting the governor's signature. and folks here at essence, they're having a big celebration breakfast on friday, the crown coalition is meeting to mark this victory, hopefully they say into a national movement. >> michelle, thank you. thank you very much. definitely a topic i think i know, you probably have experienced as well. >> i certainly do. listen, it is 2019. i don't know too many little black girls, i grew up in turkey and i can remember many times, three little black girls in the class, always being asked can i touch your hair. we all had the two braided pigtails or three braided pigtails asking wh

her daughter holly did an interview with barbara walters at one point, and of course, barbara asked about it. >> describe her as a mother. >> she was everything to me. she was my supported me in anything i wanted to do. she allowed us to grow into anything we wanted to. >> your mother was described in the press as a con woman. >> yes. >> help me with that. >> she did do things that most people wouldn't approve of. but it wasn't all that she did. she was a shrewd businesswoman. she ran the business. >> what was the business? >> well, for the most part, she sold pictures of naked women, a little bit of pornography. and she'd spend time on the phone, asking for plane tickets, or just whatever she wanted. >> what'd you think of your mother? >> i thought she was great. i love her. >> i will tell you that her kids loved her. she was a hell of a mom. >> so as bonnie gets older, her cons become more elaborate. >> she would lure lonely older men into a trap where they would put her on their will, where they would put her on life insurance policies. and once she had bilked them of whatever she could get from them, she would disappear. >> one of her involvements was with

my life and do tours in afghanistan to be told i hate america. i take issue with that. >> jon: it is not all democrats but holly, there are -- we played them at the of the democrats running for president who are furious about the way this celebration is going on. >> there is a group. a growing group of democrats that have a knee jerk reaction to absolutely everything that president trump does, everything that he says, every idea he has, they cannot accept and be on his side on anything. it's against trump on everything and even at the cost of what's best for americans. i'm afraid that will come back to haunt them in november of 2020 because americans want people to represent them who care about what is best for our country and this automatic just hatred of everything that trump does is not what's best for our country. he has done -- we're experiencing the greatest economic growth that we ever have before. unemployment at its lowest. it is a great time to be an american and a great time to thank those people who have kept us safe and look, military equipment and tanks, it may not be the most -- it may be a little intimidating for some people but i

. >> both of my grandfathers served, one in korea and the other in vietnam and korea and any brother served. >> why are you sitting signatures of veterans instead of hollyovie stars or sports celebrities? >> a lot of them have done a lot more than celebrities and sports stars. every day they have to think about what they've done and what they've done to like serve us and protect our country. >> and that means something to you? >> yes, it very much does. if you were to walk outside and you weren't fre freedom. you weren't a free. what would you do without the veterans. >> and you said you want to serve our country as well. why is that important to you? >> family tradition and i just wanted to do it, just think about it. and i was like, i think it would be a good thing to do. >> how do these vets react when you come up and talk to them. >> they usually say not many people your age thank them and most people my age completely ignore them. and they're very surprised by that. >> your parents are off camera. well done, by the way. clearly you've raised a son with a great deal of perspective which is what we try to bring to this shoe. >show.>> you want pete's