to a certain generation of parents and kids, you'll always be known as princess jasmine of aladdin.your songs in this day and age? it's — there's an expression back home... it literally means that your heart gets fat. but there really is no translation for it, but itjust means that my heart feels full. maybe that's the best way to say it. and i still get to sing in concert. i pull somebody up from the audience to come up on stage and sing it with me — most of the time, it's fantastic. some of the time, not so much. i mean, it's always fun, it's always fun. but we get different levels of musical talent that actually come up. can we have that kind of fun in this interview? laughter. because i have to admit, i love your iconic songs secular thank you. —— particularly... # a whole new world # a new fantastic point of view... keep going, you're in the right key. # no one to tell us no or where to go. # 0r say we're only dreaming... # a whole new world. # a dazzling place i never knew. # but when i'm way up here, it's crystal clear... # that now i'm in a whole new world with you...# this

still to come on the programme: we meet the filipino superstar who gave voice to princess jasmine fromey's aladdin. and sang with her as well! also on the programme: changing social attitudes. japan's environment minister does something that very few salarymen do. he goes on paternity leave. donald trump is now the 45th president of the united states. he was sworn in before several hundred thousand people on the steps of capitol hill in washington. it's going to be only america first. america first. demonstrators waiting for mike gatting and his rebel cricket team were attacked with tear gas and set up on by police dogs. anti—apartheid campaigners say they will carry on the protests throughout the tour. they called him ‘the butcher of lyon'. klaus altmann is being held on a fraud charge in bolivia. the west germans want to extradite him for crimes committed in wartime france. there, he was the gestapo chief klaus barbie. millions came to bathe as close as possible to this spot. a tide of humanity that is believed by officials to have broken all records. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm

as jasmine said, so other families don't have to go through what we went through. so everybody is thinking of somebody else. bethematch.org is the important thing. >> they sent the kit to your house. easy to do. thanks, garvin. >>> let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri as we look at this gorgeous sunset with the bay bridge there in the foreground. this is about as spectacular as you can get. >> it is. >> it's like 49ers gold in the veot red. >> tomorrow is going to be your day. as we head through the next couple days, we have a few speed bumps but we're going to go ahead and get you through that. we did have some quick passing rainfall this morning and totals pretty good, considering how fast that storm system passed through. a tenth of an inch for redwood city and san jose. that storm activity is moving off to the south and the east. you can see it on our live camera view here in san francisco, mostly clear skies right now. as we move into tomorrow morning, get your jackets and find it, put it next to the door because temperatures are going to be droppin

jasmine, let me start with you.hat we heard from the secretary of defense is no, we won't do what the president said, that he thought was fine to do. cultural sites targeting. the vice president has not been touching any of this. so it is pompeo yet again that we see again and again coming out and defending this so-called imminent strike. do you believe them, that this was imminent, that this was concerning and needed to be dealt with right now? >> well, i think that is a really important question. and one of the things that we need to talk about is how incredibly politicized and political and partisan the iran issue has always been. and it doesn't just start with this president. it was that way under the obama administration as well. and secretary pompeo has been very well known for a long time to have these incredibly hawkish views on iran and to always be pushing for further action against iran. so already he's coming in as secretary of state with a lot of baggage when it comes to the issue. and so when the intel

that moment which they have reminisced about often and so this was back in 2011 this was during the jasmine revolution in tunisia and m.l. found herself in the crowds she was there as the revolution was happening and her contribution well she went and sat on you and then that song took to the nobel peace prize concert from the streets to the concert and it's huge have a look. it. was. 7 it was. was. so. 6 to ordinary and now you're trying to get away from that move i don't know albert park that back over there was a s. and now bring us out to the present. so in a moment it will perform better which is one of the songs in the present from her new album but 1st i want you to have a listen to a video comment from fake he is a super fan. my name is carlos from cushman i believe that there's always been a melancholy dawn to the males music her singing continues to give it as a stones diction a new domain knowledge easy for me personally i have become a huge fair enough ever since a heard of for the 1st time in austin or before and for the 2015 will be space so many the songs that she sang there

. >> jasmine rice. it's great. and by the way, seven mile got its name because it's seven miles from portsmouth square. back in the day that was considered the middle of san francisco. all you need to do, go to our website. abc 7 news.com. look for the finney friday free stuff. >> you've outdone yourself. thank you. >>> world news tonight is next. we appreciate your time. >> mike finney, all of us here, we rso why not geternet the most out of it? introducing faster download speeds on xfinity internet tiers. and a smarter, more secure home wifi network. plus, you can get xfinity flex, a personalized streaming dashboard that puts all your favorites in one place. unleash the power of xfinity internet and get more value than ever. now that's simple, easy, awesome. get started for $34. 99 a month for 12 months and add a flex 4k streaming device on us. click, call or visit a store today. >>> tonight, the reported audio of president trump. abc news reviewing an audiotape that appears to capture president trump in a conver

your face probably more than you've ever seen your face, because my kids are obsessed with princess jasmine "aladdin." [ cheers and applause so good. >> thank you >> jimmy: my daughters are - >> how old are your daughters? >> my daughters are 4 1/2 and 6 years old. >> oh, my gosh >> jimmy: and they were you for halloween. >> oh, my gosh, really >> jimmy: yeah, they love you. they like -- >> that's so -- ah, th oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: i mean, there's thousands of girls that do it. but, i mean, it's crazy, right that they're dressed like you. >> yeah, it is it is. but, like, i don't feel like ownership, you know, over that character. because i loved that character growing up so, you know, i'm just like, "oh, she's dressed as princess jasmine. you know, i don't really feel like it's necessarily me >> jimmy: i will say you were great in that movie. >> thank you >> mya different hobby. get into a different movie please." i mean, we listen -- >> i'm so sorry. i feel like i do sometimes apologize to parents because - >> jimmy: no, we loved it. >> but, like, i love that it resonates, you know, with

i might show join me to meet the jasmine sunday w. post. this is g.w. news coming to you live from berlin u.s. president trump threatens iran's cultural sites and warns of sanctions on iraq as blowback over the killing of tehran's top commander grows iran's leaders have presided over a funeral service for general customs holding money hundreds of thousands of iranians have taken to the streets to mourn his death bed room.

a military plane in afghanistan it crashed in a mountainous area of jasmine province large parts of which are taliban controlled pictures posted on social media show the burning wreckage of an 11 aircraft which provides communications in remote areas a spokesman for the u.s. special forces says there's no indication it was downed by enemy fire heavy flooding and landslides in madagascar have killed at least 30 people following a week of heavy rain the northwestern avoid was submerged forcing thousands to leave their homes and officials are warning flooded in rice fields floods excuse me in rice fields are threatening food security sections of some roads have been swept away making it hard to get help to the affected areas. so the headlines are radicalized youth is next on al-jazeera. to al-jazeera we talk about 2 of the biggest problems facing and they all the endemic corruption together we listen so if you really put place china as an enemy of the ways and that's really been yours we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter just 0. or over there. now for now yo

thank you, jasmine.eal. it is meat loaf and salad which is already healthy but you have a healthier twist. >> i do >> first this is "today" on tom steyer: no child should have to worry about finding good food in school. so, when my wife kat and i learned california public school children couldn't get fresh produce in the cafeteria, we took action. we partnered with local farmers, school kitchens, a non-profit. that program now serves over 300 million healthy meals every year. the difference between words and actions matters. that's a lesson washington dc could use, right now. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. >>> we're back with more start today with valerie bertinelli. her wellness journey is not the only thing that generated tons and tons of response here at "today," people are buzzing about your seven night dinner menu that goes along with it you can find it right now on today.com/start. >> i have to come up with another one now. >> they want the recipes that's another thing >> yes >> so peop

we're just two days into the trial of donald jasmine trump and things have already gotten off to a contentious start. so let's catch up with the latest developments in another installment of the wonderful magical road to impeachment. >> the magical wonderful road to impeachment. ♪. >> probably presidential harassment. >> trevor: so today was the day that democrats began to lay out their case against the president. but last night fights were already breaking out about whether this trial should even be happening in the first place. >> opening arguments begin early this afternoon and we're expecting a very feaster debate over why the president should and shouldn't be removed from office. republicans want this all over by the state of the union address in two weeks. democrats say not so fast. >> why are we here? are we here because of a phone call? >> we are here, sir, to follow the facts, apply the law, be guided by the constitution and present the truth to the american people. that is why we are here, mr. sekulow. and if you don't know, now you know. >> trevor: oh! and if you don't know, now you

. >> reporter: jasmine jong says in china people are afraid of catching the deadly coronavirus. wearing masks and facing long lines where government officials are checking temperatures. flights from most cities in china are still arriving in the united states, but that could change. a senior administration official says the white house is considering suspending flights. warning, urging americans to avoid nonessential china, not j outbreak's epicenter, wuhan. >> we have been running a trip to china since 2010. >> canceling a trip for 30 seventh and eight graders in march. >> students were very disappointed, this is something everybody had been looking forward too. >> reporter: tech giant apple says it will restrict employee travel to and from china while temporarily closing one of its stores there. in palo alto, a lunar new year celebration is canceled as a precaution. the cdc has expanded screening at u.s. airports from 5 to 20. and tonight united airlines and air canada say they are reducing the number of flights to china starting in february because of declining demand, and ot

going to operate there jasmine from the generation. 466600 17. while i go he said. that the family was supposed to get their operation having a 2nd child and subsequent children this support will help the families who are having a 2nd child but i think. at the moment at this time if that's not enough to basing the demographic challenges it's not an hour before they counter it so we need we must do more i said jazz. the maternity of well 415-0004 the ride to get this payment. the right to get this additional funds for the maternity unit of total wealth for the family will get when the 2nd child is more into you so the total amount of the maternity well. will be 6 congress $16617.00 gribble. the nation and in the future is going to be a jazz to avoid and with. that a family has a child now than after the birth of the 2nd child a maternity a well as big event in. korea as a mallet as i've already mentioned made 6 converts 16617 roubles. i would like to wed we have already made the decision that out the child is 4 and the state is going to be you 450000 roubles mortgage

>> brooke: [ sighs ] jasmine and the sea. >> bill: no. money.s of it. [ brooke scoffs ] [ inhaling ] ahh, so good. >> brooke: that is not real money, bill. >> bill: i always wanted my face on a dollar bill, and there it is. "in bill we trust." >> brooke: [ laughs ] you are so silly. >> bill: i'm handing them out at the event to encourage bidding. every dollar spent goes tord

. >> wow, that jasmine gould from buffalo, new york. (laughter) >> oh my god. >> i got it.plause and cheering] ♪ >> announcer: and now, david spade! [applause and cheering] ♪ [applause and cheering] >> david: yeah! hey! there you go. [applause and cheering] >> david: hey! thanks, guys. all right. have a seat. here we go. welcome. on the show tonight we have justin, morgan, and erik.[a

market work to 2 young children hold paint jasmine a sling they say for their lives across the suture the river from guatemala to mexico. they tried 1st to cross the border bridge with a caravan of thousands of central americans trying to reach the u.s. senate told us why going in from here is where is he says come to extol you when you have to pay all there's a gun to your head they ask me for half my salary every $20.00 a day i'd have to give them 10 and i have to provide for my children there wasn't enough left. that's kind of thirty's were prepared to let the caravan go through the bridge crossing together only in small groups. the migrants feared that would just lead to deputation so a mass exodus began to the water everyone's now decided they're crossing the bridge or trying to cross it isn't worth it so they're crossing the river that's right next to it i think with a helping hand they made it i could accidentally when i say everyone i said what good did it do closing the gates if we were going to cross anyway. but she spoke too soon because security forces were waiting chaos b

to jasmine's point of that moment right before the deal was implemented, those were the last days i was in prison in iran, being held by the igc. i remember seeing on iran's fake television from my prison cell that american soldiailors had b on du abducted in iron. i remember my captor coming to me that day and my main interrogator telling me this was a good sign that i would be out sooner. the u.s. and iran negotiating over key issues. we don't have those lines of communications. we still have americans in prison in iran and it gets spiral out of control in ways i can't imagine right now. >> thank you for all being here. i want to ask after the break if trump's actions are motivated by media coverage. it seems that way. journalism donaldson will join us live. we are just getting started. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. >>> welcome back to "reliable sources." are president trump's actions being motivated by what he sees or reading online? trump was motivated to act by what he felt was negative coverage after his decision last year to call off the air strike after iran downed

as workers took home more in their paychecks prosecute jasmine said an interesting trend emerged. >> the employeers are choosing lower hours which means i have more employees working part-time hours than i used to it's also harder to get people to pick up hours when people are sick or need to change their schedule for school or family reasons. >> reporter: seattle's economy has been growing for years since 2015, the number of restaurants is up 5% with annual sales increasing 20% over the same period. in that time, seattle's job growth has out paced the state of washington as a whole with growth in weekly hours slightly lower than the state's average the city's population has increased by 13% but so too has homelessness by 11%. for some, the economy has taken off in way that feels unsustainable. matthew dylan, james periodbear closed his doors as the year ended. while labor costs played into the decision as he pays bovr the minimum wage, so too does his rent which is nearly $16,000 per month including taxes and fees and his ability to pass on costs to customers when his lease came up,

. >> my name is jasmine flores. i am working as an admin assistant in the city attorney's office. i have always enjoyed the tasks that i have been given. on the days i show up and work on my own is empowering. for me, happiness in being more involved in a person-to-person interaction. my dream jobs includes being a physician, paramedic, firefighter, working with animals with the public. on a personal level with self improvement. my sister is the biggest influence in my life because she taught me to go forward with what makes you happy rather that what makes you the most money. >> i graduated from law school in 1972 at a time when there was a beginning to be an influx of women in the legal profession and tried criminal cases for about 10 years, treatment for delinquent operating programs, government budgets, analyzed fiscal legislation. i came to the san francisco city attorney's office and i have been here for about 12 years advising on tax matters. i did just about anything you can think of. some things that lawyers do and some things that lawyers don't do. >> i'm from the missio

. >> his mom jasmine, not a perfect match, ended up being the donor. >> we went for it.ed to. he had an extremely aggressive cancer. >> zavion is struggling with complications with the transplant. >> it was a raw and real situation in the hospital that day. we were prepared mentally for that. but we weren't prepared to see that beautiful 5-year-old boy feeling so sick. >> but while zavion was not able in the moment to appreciate the visit, the rest of his family was. >> they, you know, have just been angels. >> amazing. >> they have been angels, and it restores your faith in humanity a little bit. they have been angels. >> reporter: the one thing is that the toylol o's and hamiltons want you to take away from the story, bethematch.org, a super easy way to save someone's life. i have put a link on my facebook page. news. >> a beautiful story. garvin, thank you so much. >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, game day finally is here. the 49ers hosting the minnesota vikings in the divisional round playoffs. we are airing the game right here on nbc bay

he has gotten to know me and my taste for jasmine tea. i watched his kids getting bigger as they sat at the table doing homework before school started. if this doesn't describe a legacy neighborhood serving business i don't know what would. i hope you make it official. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i am john woods. i have been in north beach for about 55 years. i am one block from caf caffe se on taylor street. there are some days i don't go out at all. this is very important. he is a wonderful member of the community, and to watch him raise his children there makes it even more. i hope you will do everything you can to keep him there, to make him a permanent legacy. it is unclear why the landlord is so standoffish about this. this man and his coffee shop are a real addition to the neighborhood. i wish every one of you had a coffee shop like that a block away. he goes out of his way to support the neighborhood issues. he has been down here supporting or not supporting various projects of north beach. i used to be

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. >> hi, my name is rory, i'm jasmine's boss. i think she's been giving you misleading information.p and down and we think a plea is a good idea. you can be near your son. that's the purpose, i guess. my purpose today is is it still your intention to plead guilty? miss waters, is it your intention to plead guilty? >> i want to go to court. >> yeah. >> that's a pivotal moment in the movie. tyler perry, you play a jerky boss. >> jerky boss. >> we'll talk about the twists and turns. for people who think they know how this is going to turn out, they don't. i want to start out it's your first movie with netflix. >> yeah. >> how did you choose them. you could have gone to many students. you have a studio. >> i shot it and showed it to them and they said i really, really want it. one of the things i loved, i walked into a meeting room in hollywood and i've never seen that kind of diversity, every woman, every race, every sex represented around the table. i felt so welcome. big ups to fliknetflix for the diversity i saw in the room. >> you tweeted out the picture for the poster in times squ

. >> thank you so much, jasmine. great job. or go blonde. what do we do? >> the quickest thing to do is a hair accessory we saw them at the globes. we see them on the runway. i love these because they have just enough drama, but they're so easy to wear. i love these beautiful bows. i have one -- >> you're wearing one. it's so cute >> at bazaar, we're very big on the bow. >> it's so '80s, i can't believe it's back. >> preppie having a moment tortoise shell, gold, all of it works. >> keeping your natural hair texture. hurray for this. >> saves you time in the morning. don't have to slave over the blow dryer or flat iron. also saves your hair because you're not heat styling. you have amazing hair. it is gorgeous i found out that's her natural texture. oh, my gosh. you can use a styling milk like this from dove which enhances waves and curls. this is a little pricier, but to die for, oribe adds texture, volume, umph >> a little goes a long way. >> the smell is amazing. >> jessica, thank you. thank you beautiful "today" models you g

overwhelmed and short on supplies jacob's brother ben wanted to at least get his 7-year-old daughter jasmine to family in the u.s. but said u.s. officials here have offered little help, leadership or information. >> we don't know how long this is going to last, and we have no assurances -- we have no idea right now. we're kind of lost >> reporter: as the crisis deepens here, china is becoming increasingly isolated. hong kong announced it will cut off rail service as well as most flights. japan and south korea now saying it will send planes to get its citizens out of wuhan. for the americans who are still stuck there at this point, the state department is saying nothing about more flights to come bring them home craig? >> janis, thank you for that >>> big news from the tennis world and big news for this one -- an epic comeback at the australian open overnight for f. six-time champ roger federer >> one of his greatest escapes >> federer had to battle from behind for most of that match, including being down three points in the fourth set tiebreak, but he pulled through. he beat him off five set

bringing alaia back, however, jasmine was sent packing her bags.it was a lot. that took over the house a lot. >> reporter: whether pilot pete is really in it for love. >> he's who he says he is. he is very serious about this journey. >> reporter: as for what's ahead the ladies pack their bags and head to cleveland, ohio? >> probably one of the most exotic locations we've ever been to in the history of the show and now it does start to get serious. >> reporter: where things get too close. >> you're going to see an interesting date with victoria f. and peter. it's a one-on-one date. >> we have our own private concert. >> turns out victoria and chase have a prior connection. as only the bachelor can produce. >> reporter: for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. [ applause ] >> but wait, there's more. on "gma" monday we'll take you behind the scenes of the group date and, of course, you can see a new episode of "the bachelor" on monday night at 8:00, 7:00 central right here on abc and coming up, the road to the oscars, "joker"