thousand nine hundred twenty two and has since hosted everyone from louis armstrong luciano pavarotti to jimi hendrix and the beatles concert goers enjoy a variety of musical styles movies packed live orchestra and a spectacular fireworks finale to end each season. there are three types of seating here at the bowl here at the box seats where you can bring a picnic with your friends and also be served at your place or you can sit in the super seats at the back with a cup holder here in the middle and right at the back there on the bench seat. i've heard you can get a ticket for a dollar. because this is the first time i play with you with the los angeles philharmonic and what our surprise i was like at their job it was like. what country are we what it's like what is happening here we're speaking there how or what it's fantastic to be and to play in your orchestra and this hollywood bowl it is such an amazing institution over one hundred years old but it seems to be also very important not only what you hear but what you eat. there for the second a c. and you can drink and you cannot eat and y

jimi just. saying. so yeah. so you. don't do the. things that. we sort of i did even czerny's of his mentor who is nobody asked him to move mood he was a. bit. worked it up your posture now. did you date and his mom would be. in the future too much quality but people. where song and legal you then thinking to would you know. if. you could have just one single bus stop with me will seem pretty wild through a thousand which one we just. look will miss to move so much at least to the minimum is eligible to pick cotton is too. much my god. it's sick well it's a good thing we've done wouldn't go amiss with the bill but they will sit with us like of the other. little bit of the way. and feel like i got the place to move to that he would visit the. disease home to billy's weekly with the naive saddle studies quad to me that was. always faster the egypt i was in the border where they've been was your least my orders the days to. pull do was put it is tbilisi. to think will fold up when he sent me to dive can pick it up for the age listening sid you going

people like elvis jimi hendrix the foo fighters and lady gaga i mean they all had small beginnings too they also played in places like this and. this comes quite as well as. it's really cool to trade in their footsteps and then from the song it was on the side and. they also get a chance to do some sightseeing despite their busy schedule they've been on the road all here starting out in europe and canada and now the u.s. . says. it's good to be able to see the world to come into contact with other people and talk to them they're just going through the streets and feeding how other people live out of the squash would be with us live. in charleston they even play some basketball just a friendly game and some fans at a local college popstars without potential. to spend. their first video stolen dance has been viewed four hundred forty million times on mine. i think you should be a certain. way and not leave. the sound of a single was a global hit five years ago it's still two million copies in the u.s. alone and their debut album sad necessary which they produced themselves like one storm

jimi and they say that what it was in the me that i mean if you just at the. work. and look at the short end they have a more than a mostly. a c a c that c.s.c. has been awesome at the have a. more than lusty thumb in that they. emerge for many. voices in the international media concert and has done it by working on a very independent in the sense that they don't depend on national governments so i can imagine their way. here are reported to about egyptian. was not welcome for the government because they couldn't have any pressure on this country similar couldn't yawn if you go back model though what we're doing that we've had this and know if you got a hold of them along on one of them who are going to have you know. you have a million dollar to move in a few. several agencies have asked the egyptian. government explain why mom with her saying has been detained without trial. and in february twenty eighth seen the un called for his immediate release. so we're all letters as soon as he was detained to the egyptian president mr c. . section and best soon brussels bec

jimi just. so you. so you. don't do the. things that. we sort of i did even czerny's of his mentor who is in the. mood. to get a lot of. people worked it up your posture now. and . his mom would be. in the future too much quality but people. where some. legal you then think and do would you mean. if. you could just say one single bus stop with me will sink the desk while the affairs we've been we've just. look we'll miss to move so much at least to the minimum is eligible to pick causing this. much my god. it's sick well it's a good thing we've done wouldn't go amiss with the bill but they will sit with us like of the other. little bit of the way. if you like but i doubt the place moved to be with bizarre the. disease and their beliefs and we could feel. the struggle studies while to me that was. always fast for their age i wouldn't be bored where they've been was your least my orders the days. a judge will do was put it is tbilisi. to think. up what he said when you died can pick it up for the age listening sid you going well the stuff

you know once you have jimi can decide for himself what to pay down toward paid he often looks for just the right spot for a design for a long time and then works on it for several hours. but some are graffiti is transshipped plastic wrap those plastic downtown the paintings are often quickly taken down for your gamey that's part of the process. i know when i start that it's just just an experiment. the snail will only live online and in photos. the siller graffiti paintings may be gone even faster than they appear but you have any chance hopes that they will help him to leave his mark on the russian art scene . and now we are heading to a small town and also we have which is mainly known for its winter tourism but knowledge doing the house festival. taking place including the creeks that thinks all the whips because whip cracking is not only used to drive a cattle it's also an old austin tradition his out. thank. you kelly's two once a year at the traditional thanksgiving feast in out unmarked these locals correct their whips. they're all members of a whip cracking group. eighteen year

he was a man who, in the 60s, hired jimi hendrix is a warmup act.may not be any more new material, but the further refuses to fade. translation: were going to have the words, the voice, but we won‘t see him any more, except for pictures, videos with talk, but that‘s all, and that‘s hard. 800,000 copies of the record have gone on sale. experts expect it to go platinum before the day is out. stay with me on bbc news. i‘ll be back with the business briefing in just a few moments. before i go and have a break, i will read you some of the tweets we have had on that story, that talking point, keira knightley saying she doesn‘t let her child watch some disney movies because she says they have the wrong message. do you think thatis have the wrong message. do you think that is fair or have the wrong message. do you think that is fairora have the wrong message. do you think that is fair or a little bit too much? steven gillespie saying she has recently made some big deals to make new disney movies, in fact i think she was promoting a disney movie when she was

here because you have to listen to this to believe it it's really fascinating and it's a sad story jimi sullivan prepared for his job as a bricklayer the same way every morning for years injecting a shot of heroin before leaving his car the first time he overdosed on the job in two thousand and thirteen at a vigil near construction site a coworker who is cousins definitely injected a dose of nor can an opioid antidote into solid his leg he woke up and went straight back to work the second time in two thousand and fourteen his cousin revived him again and after resting for an hour in his car sullivan was back on the job his boss told him not to let that happen again but within a month sullivan had again overdosed on the jobsite this time another worker called nine one one after a few hours in the hospital he went back to work so i mean here you have a guy shooting up heroin going to the construction job overdoses inject with narcan pops up goes back to the job like it's rinse and repeat the same part he's part of the economy which is receiving injections of cash to hide the pain of an ec

glad you mentioned jimi hendrix. he had a jimi hendrix guitar. he was a real renaissance man.tionized not just gates, hewith bill gave us all the precursor to the iphone. he revolutionized the world of media. alix: i forgot that he controlled that in 98. he owned it ticketmaster before was sold to the home shopping network. he was a profound a man who did a lot with his fortune. alix: a big loss for sports, space, across the board. david: we are going to be told -- joined by jonathan klein. we are going to talk about netflix and streaming. alix: morgan stanley and goldman sachs have gains after earnings and helped the s&p. it's up 15 points. euro-dollar is flat. italy gets a budget and they approve it for next year. it would be horrible if the eu actually approved it. that is not reflected in the fx market. the 10 year yield here is up by 1%. what will the takedown be? brent crude is down .6%. you have mr. pompeo over in riyadh. thirdsthey came out with quarter results. to take it through us is allison williams. on the phone is gerard cassidy. let's start with you. we haven't

guitar hero, who could shred with the best of them and preserved guitars, particularly from his hero, jimiix. for most folks, the mission to find "the indianapolis" won't make the list of the top ten things paul allen did. but everyone gets to choose their favorite thing he did because that's the kind of life he led while on earth. paul allen died of nonhodgkin's lymphoma. he was just 65 years old. that is our broadcast for this monday night. thank you so much for being here with us. good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. >>> new developments in the disappearance of jamal kashoggi. the saudi government is discussing a plan to admit he was killed after entering the consulate in istanbul. >>> president trump visits some of the areas hit hardest by hurricane michael and continues to down play the effects of climate change. >>> an attorney for president trump is claiming victory after a federal judge tosses out the defamation suit brought on by stormy daniels. >>> g

personally, i would love to do jimi hendrix, or i would love to do, leonard bernstein.her i would love to do pavarotti. it would be amazing to see that. are people all over the world that revere these people and never got to see them. >>reporter: the hologram being used inventory orbison chosen actor re-creating the songs originally performed by roy orbison. the production is on the east coast for the rest of this month and through november. our plans are to take it international next year.>> it is a phenomenal idea. selected and prince say he did not want his image to be used any such way for the super bowl? i think what is key is respecting the wishes of the artist family and estate. suck if an artist doesn't -- or fans are for, go for it. so i guess more and more of the icons died, younger people do not get a chance to see frank sinatra, he wanted to see frank, i think i would see frank. slacks ever does go? >> i wouldn't take my children. i would take my mother. so there you go. >>> coming back, one of the darkest crimes in our history. we talk live with the star of

guitar hero, who could shred with the best of them and preserved guitars, particularly from his hero, jimi. for most folks, the mission to find "the indianapolis" won't make the list of the top ten things paul allen did. but everyone gets to choose their favorite thing he did because that's the kind of life he led while on earth. paul allen died of nonhodgkin's lymphoma. he was just 65 years old. that is our broadcast for this monday night. thank you so much for being here with us. good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. >>> we have a big show coming up this hour. i will tell you, we are expecting a live report in just a few minutes from reporter emily jane fox who is here from "vanity fair" tonight. she is reporting this evening that the president's personal lawyer has spent more than 50 hours, 5-0, more than 50 hours in talks with prosecutors in the special counsel's office and in a couple of other prosecutors' offices since he plead guilty to campaign finance felonies not long ago. while he was pleading guilty to those campaign finance liabilities, under oath in open cou

the saudi general consul ate in istanbul where journalist jimi she was last seen entering by his fiance now the center of so much attention from the world's media. to the annoyance of saudi consular officials. and while they stumble chief prosecutor's office has opened a probe and ask for a search turkey has become a sanctuary for many opposition figures from the middle east since their apps a printing of two thousand and eleven has shipped g.'s disappearance spreading fear and lungs that. now they are asking the syrians to come and to call for their being in turkey to be interesting they're all saying well. if we go inside and we never get out the vanishing of the saudi is seen as a clear warning to others that even if this is a matter of detention by the authorities or perhaps we shouldn't spare the word kidnapping of this individual this still cost you it's a very serious breach of international law and international diplomatic traditions the level of interest among turks is mixed you know do you know i didn't know that because i'm not following the news i don't watch t.v. i'm really

could shred with the best of them and collected and preserved guitars, particularly from his hero, jimiendrix. for most folks, perhaps the mission to find "the indianapolis" won't even make the list of the top ten things paul allen did. but everyone gets to choose their favorite thing he did because that's the kind of life he led while on earth. paul allen died of nonhodgkin's lymphoma. he was just 65 years old. that is our broadcast for this monday night. thank you so much for being here with us. good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. >> tonight on "all in." >> i just spoke with the king of saudi arabia. >> donald trump investigates. >> the king firmly denied any knowledge of it. >> and presents an alternate theory of the death of a washington post columnist. >> it sounded to me like maybe these could have been rogue killers. >> tonight, multiple reports that the kingdom of saudi arabia is also floating the president's theory. >>> plus. >> i will give you a million dollar if you take the test that shows you're an indian. >> elizabeth warren calls president trump's mill

certainly is -- you know, it's sort of like janice joplin or jimi hendrix dying, james dean. t.r. dies at almost the right moment to go, to be selected for rushmore. he is sort of an add-on because he's been proven right with preparedness. and, you know, one of the proofs of that is the death of his own son. certainly in his mind. and so he's wildly popular in that wildly patriotic period of post-armistice day. but in terms of the selection process, that's beyond scope of my expertise. >> okay. well, thank you very much for coming. [applause] we have some extra books for sale -- >> no charge for autographing. >> we'll charge for the autograph but no extra charge for the book. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] >> here are some of the current best selling nonfiction books according to publishers weekly. topping the list is dare to lead followed by fox news host tucker carlson's thoughts on elitism in america in ship of fools. after that it's killing the ss, a history of the takedown of nazi fugitives by bill o'reilly and martin dugard. next is "girl, wash your face." and the cook