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artist yoko ono and actor hugh jackman was among the participants, as well as children from differentntries. >> you are among the children of the human race, that are wise, intelligent and powerful. we'll go into a beautiful future together. >> officials say the well being of the children has improved in the last quarter century but they say the poorest youth are twice as likely to die before their fifth birthday. in developing countries, children from poor countries are less likely to go to school and more likely to be forced to work. ♪ imagine all the people >> the purpose of the event was to call attention to protect the rights of children living in such conditions. and that's all for now on this edition of "newsline." i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. from all of us at nhk world, thanks for watching and have a good day, wherever you are. >>> this week on "moyers & company" -- senator bernie sanders on breaking big money's grip on democracy. >> owning and controlling our economy is not enough. they now want to own and control the government. and we are not going to allow them to do that.

bono and hugh jackman have attended.evin durant was baptized by pastor carl, as well as celebrity bad boy justin bieber. celebrities are part of new york city. we figured, we're going to reach everybody here. we say from the faithless to the famous. >> reporter: and they come in droves. close to 8,000 worshippers, spread over six sunday services. what goes on in here? >> a typical service for us -- >> reporter: there's nothing typical about your service. >> that's probably screw. >> reporter: the sanctuary, a rented new york ballroom. how do you explain the success of this sure? >> it's grow egg, but we're not trying to have this big hot trendy cool packed church. it's awesome. >> reporter: hipster church? >> that is a term that i'm like what does that mean? the story is not the clothes people wear. it's the lives they're living. >> reporter: we talked to members who say how hillsong helped t eed them reconnect witr faith. >> just the message of god's love. it's a positive environment where you come in and you come and y

plus why does the obama administration take out restraining orders against hugh jackman, kangaroos and paul hogan? >> we do this based on our belief that there are just a lot of things in australia that can kill you. >> and finally, just how important are potatoes to america's youth? it is the issue every other show refuses to tackle. our panel weighs in next. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> i had a panel of millenials once. let's well koll our guests. she is hammered more often than the thumb of a clumsy carpenter. i am here with joanne nosuchunsky. and i haven't seen a sweater this ugly since i woke up in michael moore's lap. it was all he was wearing. it is andy levy. and tom shillue. and her policy to know her policy. next to me fox news national security analyst kt mcfar land and the kt stands for killer thoughts. that's right. a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> they added ass to the class. a north carolina teacher is in trouble over a genetic assignment that asked if a kardashian-sized caboose could be inherited. it is the subject of tonight's -- >> is t

ready, go, >> not dirty, but -- >> jimmy: clean. [ ding ] >> hugh jackman played?ute ago, a -- >> jimmy: machine? >> no, not quite. you jump on this. >> jimmy: trampoline. >> yes. [ ding ] you could have wolverine -- >> jimmy: action figurine. figurine. >> correct, correct. so we have -- we are going to work. we take our things. we put our water in it. it's a -- >> jimmy: thermos-seen? lunch box-seen? lean? [ buzzer ] >> a canteen. >> jimmy: oh, man. how many did we get there? that's good, we got four! that's good. you're awesome. [ cheers and applause ] the game is on. the game is on. >> not really, no. >> team jeff, you get to decide -- do you want to give or receive? >> i will -- [ laughter ] ♪ >> i'll receive. [ laughter ] >> steve: all right, usher, you pick. you got "what about bob" or "it's a numbers game." >> i'll be gentle. >> thank you. [ laughter ] >> "it's a numbers game." >> steve: "it's a numbers game." these are musical acts with numbers in their name. >> oh god. >> steve: musical performers or groups with numbers in their name. 30 seconds on the clo

to see american stars doing this, gene hugh jackman, robin williams being the straightman, and on stagee so. he was behind the level of a legend. in film he was one of the greatest film-makers, on stage he was there at the very, very, very top. >> he's known for this directing. but a lot of people know him for his career on stage as a comedian. how does somebody succeed so much in so many areas? >> well, i mean, the same basic thing that worked with him and elaine may took him through theatre, film. it was always a consistency, never really easy to pin down. he didn't have a visual style that was the same from film to film, which a lot of directors had. he didn't have a message that was the same from film to film. it was a conflict between people. it was about love and hate, and how people dealt with each other. what they said and didn't say. sometimes it was light, like working gel, where it was kind of a romp -- working girl, whether it was copied r kind of a romp -- it was kind of a romp, and sometimes something like "who's afraid of virginia wolf." john travolta gave his performance

plus why does the obama administration take out restraining orders against hugh jackman, kangaroos andbased on our belief that there are just a lot of things in australia that can kill you. >> and finally, just how important are potatoes to america's youth? it is the issue every other show refuses to tackle. our panel weighs in next. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> i had a panel of

american vogue's editor-in-chi editor-in-chief, winter, chelsea clinton and how about you hugh jackmanthe mourners. he was 82 years of old. >> a holiday cruise turns into a nightmare. the ship hit something as it was heading back to florida. bahamas celebration lost power. started to tilt but made it's way back to grand bahama island. the celebration cruise line is canceled cruises for at least the first two weeks of this month. >> the stars were out tonight for the premier a new movie about a notorious suburban philadelphia murder. it premiered tonight in center city. fox catchers the story of the murder of olympic wrestling champion dave schultz he was shot to death by john dupont back in 19 nick it happened at dupont's wrestling training facility in newtown square. fox catcher opens in theaters november 21st. >> facebook admits to yet another secret experiment with its users. now this time it says it tweaked the news feeds of more than a million of its followers before the 2012 leck. in the study facebook posted serious news articles hired and personal status updates and photos in a

bono and hugh jackman have attended services.evin durant was baptized by pastor carl and celebrity bad boy justin bieber. >> celebrities are part of new york city. we always figure we're going to reach everybody here from the faceless to the famous. >> reporter: hillsong, new york is the u.s. flagship of a global movement started in sydney, australia by brian houston 30 years ago. >> we started singing and writing songs in our church, and we were surprised when they started singing them in other churches all around the world like they are now. >> reporter: it's called hillsong united. simply put, they are one of the hottest bands on earth. ♪ one area critics, both liberal and conservative have seized upon, are social issues like homosexuality. while the optics scream hip, modern, diverse it comes out of the pentecostal. its theology steeped in old testament traditions. >> you went on the record some years ago saying that homosexuality is a sin. >> right. >> how does that impact how you lead a church where there are gays who may w

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bono and hugh jackman have attended services. boy justin bieber. >> celebrities are part of new york city. we always figure we're going to reach everybody here from the faceless to the famous. >> reporter: hillsong, new york is the u.s. flagship of a global movement started in sydney, australia by brian houston 30 years ago. >> we started singing and writing songs in our church, and we were surprised when they started singing them in other churches all around the world like they are now. >> reporter: it's called hillsong united. simply put, they are one of the hottest bands on earth. ♪ one area critics, both liberal whatever it takes to get them in. they are getting the right message that a lot of people are trying to get out, then okay. >> and they have branches all over the world. london, kiev. a lot of people are very interested in this. >>> coming up, a real life modern family thanks to a mom and daughter. >> they delivered babies in the same hospital just hours apart. >> one newborn is an aunt. the other a nephew. we'll expl

hugh jackman, bradley cooper. >> the gorgeous bradley cooper will be transforming into the tragically use of prosthetics as is the tradition with this play. and the elephant man on broadway, plus side show, a musical that just opened to rave reviews, plus american horror story freak show, get us a bit of a trend with our fascination with extreme otherness. >> let's talk about jake gyllenhaal, ruth wilson. >> also making his broadway debut as is ruth wilson. ruth wilson of course is the star of "the affair," a tv show that's getting a lot of attention, right. >> oh, it's really good. >> "constellations." a new play. she'll also be kind of exploring a complicated relationship. >> we had alan alda. >> from "love letters." >> that looks like such a fascinating concept. >> you've got to go. it's a different cast -- >> they sit and read the letters that traces their relationship over time. it's a different cast every couple of weeks. so can go like seven times. >> oh, my god. >> "love letters" bingeing. it's like netflix. >> if you had to choose one. >> you can't do that. >> i'll tell you,