compassion to help people struggling with mental health issues has taken her around the globe with hugh evansports the change sthept to bring about. >> hugh, tell me about global silt zen. it's wanted just a concert in new york anymore. you work year-round. and what's the goal? >> the great news is that when i was born in 1983, 52% of the world's population lived in extreme poverty. it's now down to less than 18% today. so extreme poverty has more than hafld in the last 30 years. so we believe one day that, you know, there will be a world without extreme poverty. that people will have homes that they don't need to be forcibly displaced from that they will be able to have a safe environment where they can work through mental health challenges. this is really the world that we dream of. >> a dream that demi lovato is committed to turning into a reality, and why she'll be on rt global citizen stage tonight to contribute to a better tomorrow. >> is there something about music that brings people together and inspires activism? >> i think there definitely is something about music that brings people

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again, the performances at the back, evans connor hughes, brunt, mclauchlan, they were phenomenal. vis, corry evans, there is not a player that didn't give us everything. we had to cover big distances, little distances, sometimes with little reward. so northern ireland now on 19 points and should be sure of a play—off place. the eight best runners up in the nine european groups get a play—off match. their next game though is in germany who thrashed norway 6—0 tonight. arsenal's mesut ozil among the scorers. michael 0'neill‘s side finish off their campaign with a visit to 0slo. it has been a brilliant international break for the home nations, seven matches played, seven matches won. we'll see if wales can make it a clean sweep tomorrow. after that win against austria in aardiff they are in kishinau for their qualifier against moldova. top seed rafa nadal is into the quarter—finals at the us open at flushing meadows after a straightforward fourth round win over alexander dolgopolov of ukraine. nadal, the world number one, lostjust seven games on his way to victory as he reached the qu

hoover is the smartest gink i know, harding had remarked once. , only president's cabinet charles evans hughes had wielded comparable influence. if the hard-driving hoover and the genial harding have been unlikely twosome, hoover and coolidge would be stranger still. in 1895, each man had graduated from college. coolidge from amherst in massachusetts. hoover from stanford university in california. from that point on, their careers could hardly have been more divergent. hoover had become a highly successful, globetrotting mining engineer and financier, with a business interest on six continents. coolidge had become a politician in a small city less than 12 miles from his alma mater. during the world war i and its tumultuous aftermath, hoover became a close associate of president woodrow wilson, a participant in the paris peace conference, and an internationally acclaimed humanitarian responsible for saving tens of millions of lives from the threat of famine and death. coolidge, in the same period, had quietly ascended what was called the escalator of elected office in massachusetts, where he wa

hugh march carried on by his younger brother ron. today's tribute followed a -- for a man from the midwest who had the top selling comedy album. >> evaneing at the top, with all of the millions he made, he did not lose it. he willingfully schoes to g chot >> tantamount the projects he believed in, civil rights and voting rights. frank smith recalls gregory's voting rights efforts in mississippi in 1962. >> when he brought an airplane full of food and clothing down there to feed people who had been put off the plantations because they tried to register to vote. >> gregory died august 19th. today represented his last stroll along the street fittingly with a line of musicians and supporters. ironically, those who took to the streets recently in st. louis were doing it in protest of police brutality there. a point not lost on those who said goodbye to gregory. >> i talked to joe madison and a couple of guys and said, you know, if dick was alive, you know we'd be there. >> we'd be in st. louis, that's right. >> derrick ward, news 4. >>> a tireless advocate and true funny man and the celebration under really great skies over the weekend som