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jimi started to count like, "ok, let's do it. three, two..."that's the last time i sanimi. it was cold, dark, dangerous. joaquin swam out towards the woman and eventually found her. she was not very conscious. i couldn't see her eyes at any moment. she was just blinking and splashing. and i started to swallow water. and i remember turning to the right, like, i'm looking for help. i don't know if i was looking forjimi, i was looking for anyone at that moment that i started to swallow water. isaid, "ok, listen, listen to me, listen to me. keep calm. do the plank, let's do the plank, ok?" so i think she heard me, luckily, and she managed to do the plank. the coastguard and the police found the woman, and continued to search forjimi, but couldn't find him. his body was eventually discovered in the early hours of the morning. joaquin was taken to hospital. early the next day, he contacted his parents back home in spain. i think my father was the first time to call me back, and he told me... .."i didn't understand really well, but did you save someon

jimi started to count like, "ok, let's do it. three, two..."oment. she was just blinking and splashing. and i started to swallow water. and i remember turning to the right, like, i'm looking for help. i don't know if i was looking forjimi, i was looking for anyone at that moment that i started to swallow water. isaid, "ok, listen, listen to me, listen to me. keep calm. do the plank, let's do the plank, ok?" so i think she heard me, luckily, and she managed to do the plank. the coastguard and the police found the woman, and continued to search forjimi, but couldn't find him. his body was eventually discovered in the early hours of the morning. joaquin was taken to hospital. early the next day, he contacted his parents back home in spain. i think my father was the first time to call me back, and he told me... .."i didn't understand really well, but did you save someone's life?" and i said... .."yes". and he started to say... .."thank you, you are... "..you're very good. thank you for being like you are." and he told me to don't do it again. and w

my rights in white's early life and he got some of my rights probably in the guardian's impact as jimi on the idea and so he kept encouraging by and 9 he quietly no one says that i was always kind enough to give anything just is i will speak out and he can't encourage me letting me know that my voice was never bad i live i'm not sorry cause of the fire was before i became. he would tell me that he is preparing me for the future when he's not wayne's of the day so on no i collins should i loud my voice silenced it when if i'm doing a plus in standing alone i should continue for i get on so yes my dad was largely responsible for what i did he and i'm sure your father never expected you to come face to face with the human horrors of sex trafficking as you did when you went undercover for that big investigation when you started going undercover did you did you prepare yourself mentally i mean did you know what could await you. silvie on this i never expected once happens during because of the investigation i mean the killing. of the graves i wasn't expecting that i. never expected that i w

many, maybe even more famous by other artists, like joan bias or jimi hendrix, for instance, is the 80th birthday on may 24th merits to look at his legacy. oh, man. 0. 3 for the ears written to be performed. that's how one nobel judge describes the music of bob dylan. drawing a direct line to ancient greek poets like sappho and homer. high praise for a man who's constantly defied labels and expectations. ah, dylan was born robert ellen zimmerman in the u. s. state of minnesota. he later changed his name as a nod to the welsh poet, dylan, thomas. but his early music was in the tradition of american folk shots of prominence in 1963 performing at the civil rights march on washington where martin luther king made his historic speech. dylan soon became a poster boy for protest against the powers that be the vietnam war. a pressure yet all the while it was a role he fought against the whole thing or the dance man. you know, may i have your mom that i give it to your mom that unease with accolades, persistent doing, has received numerous awards from grammy's to an oscar to the presidential meda

jimi has been nominated for a bravery award by the city of london police. but there is a campaign now for him to get the highest civilian award for courage, the george cross. i have been lucky, because we are more or less the same age. and i just want to say that i totally... ..support the campaign that there is forjimi to take a medalfor his honour and his braveness. crowd cheers. as some people already have done on the viewpoint... ..there�*s a lot of flowers and candles... ..saying �*hero�*. so i think he deserves that. i think it would be really, really good for the family as well. joaquin is still coming to terms with what happened at london bridge, but is determined thatjimi should be honoured. graham satchell, bbc news. time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello. tuesday's going to be a windy day. may see a bit of sunshine — there won't be a huge amount of that. there will, though, be plenty of showers around. some of those showers merging to give a longer spell of rain, pushing out of scotland into parts of northern england. catch a show

if you wanted to make sure that jimi didn't get to be in movies for a little while thank me because i wrote taxi and so i don't know what. the taxi we all thought was going to be a big hit it was a remake of this like lucas on movie queen latifa jimmy fallon a catamaran in a car antics is album again it's like a crime caper in new york city and the movie was testing so well you know you ever been in like a focus group of a movie really tested so folks what it dial yup i'm aware of the process but no i haven't been but it tested well all people were going crazy who were doing the wave they couldn't get enough of this picture so then the movie came out and it basically was like one of a flop one of the worst flops ever in fact tax it was so bad in roger roger ebert made a book of his the worst film reviews of the of the films that he hated the most innocent highlights and it's called your movie sux. and it's only like 12 or 14 movie reviews but taxi a movie that i wrote is in roger ebert's worst reviews ever in his career it was like this was one of the worst and a funny story my dad ga

without telling the mps, everybody wakes up and the mp put on jimi hendrix playing the star spangled banner. that was the beginning of the day. then they start driving around the base trying to figure out how many people are participating. there was 100% participation in his communications unit, and even the first cab unit, 100% participation. half participation among the engineers because their co threatened them at gunpoint literally that if they didn't do their job. so everybody else got the day off except for the engineers, but even the engineers got the day off because some of the guys sabotaged the bulldozer. basically that whole base had shut down. there's one other thing that he said that inspired him which maybe i'll sort of almost close with. fall of '69, one of the things that changed a mind was one day hochi men came back from all-night duty. there were what was called hooch maids in the barracks. they were hired in most military bases to shine boots and make beds and that kind of thing. i came in from a night patrol and flopped down in the bunk. i noticed the house girls

jimi started to count like, "ok, let's do it. three, two..."ped. and that's the last time i sanimi. it was cold, dark, dangerous. joaquin swam out towards the woman and eventually found her. she was not very conscious. i couldn't see her eyes at any moment. she was just blinking and splashing. and i started to swallow water. and i remember turning to the right, like, i'm looking for help. i don't know if i was looking forjimi, i was looking for anyone at that moment that i started to swallow water. isaid, "0k, listen, listen to me, listen to me. keep calm. do the plank, let's do the plank, 0k?" so i think she heard me, luckily, and she managed to do the plank. the coastguard and the police found the woman, and continued to search forjimi, but couldn't find him. his body was eventually discovered in the early hours of the morning. joaquin was taken to hospital. early the next day, he contacted his parents back home in spain. i think my father was the first time to call me back, and he told me... "i didn't understand really well, but did you save

said my rights in white fairly lives and he guards my rights of published in the guardian's impact as jimi on the idea so he kept encouraging by and he clearly didn't know it says that i was always kind enough to give anything just i would speak out and he can't encouraging me lets in you know that my voice was never that these i live i'm not having coffee if i was before i became and he has what he would tell me that is contrary me for the future when he's not going to be day so on no icons should i loud my voice silenced it when he's not given a plus in standing alone i should continue for i get on so yes my dad was largely responsible for what i did the and i'm sure your father never expected you to come face to face with the human horrors of sex trafficking as you did when you went undercover for that big investigation when you started going undercover did you did you prepare yourself mentally i mean did you know what could await you. still be honest i never expected ones happens jerry because of the investigation i mean the killing. of the graves i wasn't expecting that i. might stick

without even telling the mps, that really wakes up on the space and mps had put on a recording of jimi hendrix playing the star-spangled banner, as you know, it was very subversive version of the star-spangled banner. then they start driving on the base, trying to figure out how many people are participating. there was 100 percent participation in his communications unit and even the first cabinet, hundred percent participation. the half participation in the engineers because the ceo had threatened them at gunpoint, literally. that if they didn't do their job. so everybody else got the day off except for the engineers, but even the engineers got the day off because some of the guy sabotage the bulldozers. so basically that whole base had shut down. there is one other thing that he said that inspired him, which may be a sort of almost close with, follow 69. ho chi minh died in september of 69. and one of the things that really changed his mind was when they he came back from this all my duty and there were some called -- in his barracks. these were the young vietnamese women who were hi

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> rock singer jimi hendrix died today in london, according to a police source, fromdrugs. >> janis joplin was found dead last night. the cause of death was said to be an overdose of drugs. >> jim morrison, the lead singer for the doors, a rock music group, is dead. he was 27. >> the early years of the '70s are sad in music. because you lose people. and you lose the beatles. >> the small gathering on saville row is only the beginning. the event is so momentous that historians may one day view it as a landmark in the decline of the british empire. the beatles are breaking up. >> it was like a death for a lot of people. rock 'n' roll as we understood it in the 1960s was no longer with us. >> being without the beatles -- never. ♪ >> and i wonder what i'm doing here with no drummers and no nothing like that. well, you might know i lost my old band, or i left it. ♪ imagine there's no heaven it's easy if you try ♪ >> for so long, you kind of waited for the next beatles album to see where music was going. and we just hoped that the music they would come up with individually

it could be -- >> yes, jimi hendrix, you know, all of these amazing people. >> jimmy: yeah >> that int to like really call myself a musician, and i really wanted to do that. i think it was just during the time that i was -- that i found out that michael cera had made music. i had no idea that he made music. and i listened to his album, and he's playing like, some acoustic guitar -- like, folk acoustic guitar. >> jimmy: michael cera >> michael cera. >> jimmy: yes. >> the actor >> jimmy: yeah, amazing. he's a great actor >> how crazy is that i had no idea that was ever going to happen. that was definitely not in my - >> jimmy: i know michael cera was the one you go, "that's it i'm going to do it now too if he did it. >> i think it was just kind of like the breaking point. like, i was just, like, feeling this way for while and i just listened to that album and him being such a unique person to even make music, i was like, "whoa, this is inspiring and, like, a really unique weird way." [ laughter ] so, so i just kind of took the bull by the horns and was like, "okay, we're going to start

jimi freedom of speech means. all the wearability my power to express your results share without restraint we'd all just feel really live their lives i think is what everybody works. for the most because i love being a citizen i love the lead as opposed to you know be able to express my views without trying to clamp down without trying to sell me what's the nice what you all choose is very hard to use i'll be teaching the policy was so about values people hold the book toward your heart. which still maintains that you saw we did it all but in the law of conscience all i do institutional and some of our laws. i'll be human as is the end all that i have souls so really what we need supplies. you know it didn't. here's a scenario for you it's election time 100 titian's are throwing around from mrs i quite often money left right and center. as the election is over they just vanish so one young man kept on the south africa was tired of what he considered to be and to promises and when there is once again minister visit

. ♪ ♪ ♪ stuart: jimi hendrix. that'll wake you up on a wednesday morning.if it is a little mist ity here in new york city. now, look, we could start with dogecoin. i could that start with all kinds of things, but instead i'm starting with what looks to me like a back to work, back to the economy kind of thing. here's the headline, op-ed e, new york post, don't buy the fear mongering. the covid-19 threat is waning. the author of that piece is dr. marty makary, and he joins me now. doctor, you're saying that we are below seasonal i flu levels with covid. what exactly does that mean? >> well, good morning, stu, nice to see you with. you know, we have a completely distorted perception of risk with many things in life. for example, the opioid epidemic. it's not good just because the media stopped covering it. and right now there's this distorted perception of risk that covid is worse than the seasonal flu. it was definitely much worse than seasonal flu in the past. but today the case fatality rate of covid is dropping because it's moving to younger, healthier po