and for a time jimmy page was also addicted to heroin. after bonham's death the band called it quits led zeppelin released nine studio albums in total and sold some three hundred million records they feel huge stadiums and their spectacular concerts have become the stuff of legend the group is even reunited on rare occasions like for this london appearance in december two thousand and seven. page wrote music history with led zeppelin the band is his life's work and he tends to its legacy though he's done various projects since he's never quite a skit led zeppelin shadow it is passion for playing is as strong as ever. you won't get full attention. like a laser. cut. individually everyone every single person. even at seventy five you still can't get enough of playing the guitar so literate happy birthday to eve. now let's get our round up of the news in europe and eastern countries christmas celebrations quite differently warmed up in our express first but of cuteness overload. the baby polar bear. has opened its eyes for the first time zoo

and robin merrill from our culture desk is here a man who saw jimmy page himself live. to tell us just how good would you say jimmy page was in his heyday amazingly good i mean quite unique as well. i've never heard the guitar playing before i mean he was self-taught it's not i mean he taught himself completely and he was always searching for his particular sound i mean he was searching for a stage to be honest because lead. i think the first band who really had these sort of. long solos in live games well i mean i should say that the gig i was i was in my hometown of souls break in oh dear comes the ticket no i did set the wall fifty to decide but tickets one time and i remember it like it was yesterday and it was with every penny and. all i can say is they were the most. bass choral sort of gut wrenching band i've ever seen a few concert since i've never seen anything quite like well you know i have to admit i did see them two nine hundred seventy seven in greensboro north carolina and i found it also astoundingly good i was very happy to yeah well we were the lucky o

led zeppelin guitarist jimmy page celebrates is seventy fifth birthday and we look back at his riffs from records and watch them roll excess. but first tens of thousands of ukrainian soldiers fought in the war in eastern ukraine many are now suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder figures show that suicide rates among former fighters are surging if the government in kiev refuses to acknowledge their plight now a volunteer organization has stepped in to help do we use nick only reports from ukraine it's been eight years since and the return to the front line of fighting may now be hundreds of kilometers away but the conflict still hasn't let go. everything could be fine and. constant vigilance to save them days life in the trenches is now getting in the way of adjusting to normal life his body releases adrenaline at random. you get all hot and lose control over my arms and legs my heart starts beating like crazy my blood pressure jobs sometimes i get full scope panic attacks and three spent three years on the frontline in donbass before the war he was a pastor to evangelical chu

rolling stone magazine ranked jimmy page heard in the list of the one hundred best guitarists in music history some even credit jimmy page with having invented hard rock he got his first guitar at age twelve he taught himself to play by practicing day and nights. and i was in the habit of taking the guitar to school and you know sort of practicing. in his early twenties page worked as a session guitarist playing with eric clapton the kinks the who and for the yardbirds and the rolling stones in one nine hundred sixty eight at the age of twenty four he founded led zeppelin he hired single robert plant bassist john paul jones and drama john boehner. in the years that followed that zeppelin would become one of the most influential and innovative bands in rock history. in the early ninety's seventy's the band was catapulted into the world of rock superstardom their lives played out exclusively on stage in private jets and in hotel rooms hard drugs and fast living took the toll jimmy page became addicted to heroin then in nine hundred eighty excessive alcohol consumption led to the death of

jimmy page became addicted to heroin., excessive alcohol consumption led to the death of john bono. in the wake of this tragedy, the band decided to call it quits. ♪ reporter: as part of led zeppelinin, jimmy page wrote muc hihistory. the band is his life's work, and now it age 75 he still tends its legacy. ♪ >> from stairway to heaven to stairway to trade hell some would say. >> that could perhaps again get a little bit better because now we have heard u.s. negotiators has said china has promised to purchased a substantial amount of american goods. it follows days of trade talks between the nations. investors are celebratingng as they monitor thehe negotiations for signs of an actual deal. to prevent further terrorist the u.s. statement mentioned the chinese were set to buy y more from the agricultural, energy and manufafacturing sectors. it is unclear if there is any movement on intellectual property theft. this raises lots of questions. we asked our financial correspondent in frankfurt what a substantial amount actuall

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chelsea council against robbie williams after he reportedly blasted his neighbour, led zeppelin's jimmy pageok at the travel situation now. there's a good service on the tubes this morning elsewhere, the woolwich ferry still has no service. it was supposed to be running again on the 1st of january — but it's delayed. noidea no idea of when it will be working again and that means there is a knock—on effect for the blackpool tunnel. and in notting hill, there are temporary traffic lights at notting hill gate near the tube station, due to a gas leak. now the weather with kate. good morning. after a relatively mild weekend it is set to get colder this weekend. not quite yet. it will feel chilly today, largely cloudy with a couple of sunny spells and the risk of a couple of showers a bit later. the wind is much less, still coming from the north—west and that could blow in a couple of showers for some later in the afternoon. sunny spells between and temperatures reaching 89 —— 8 or 9 celsius. cold on the weekend but not as cold as it could be. overnight, and some clear spells to start with then ag

jimmy: there we go. perfect. >> go to page 80. >> jimmy: page 80 in the book. look at that beautiful shelf right there.th meyers." thanks for watching. have a great weekend. ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- andy samberg, star of "future man" actor josh hutcherson, featuring the 8g band with charlie hall. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. president trump last night gave his first prime time address from the oval office, and

we know he loves robert plant and jimmy page and led zeppelin.: the conversation on the bank. i can bring you that part of the conversation right now. >> just take the united states to make it simple. the growth rate will come down but it will still be strong on a worldwide basis and relatively strong for the last decade. slowdown is a tip over and all the debate that goes on. the way i think about this is two points. the first is what our experts say, the research team we have. is if the world goes to 3.5, the u.s. goes to 2.5. the second view is what consumers do in the united states in particular. about three chile and dollars of payments are made using debit or credit cards. it is up to 18% at a strong pace in early january. and aresumers strong making more money, the u.s. economy has a good position. we do not see -- if we see a slowdown, less growth rate. we do not see what other people are seeing at. jonathan: do you think we are struggling to draw a distinction andeen a return to growth going to something in or around 2%. gideon: that is

jimmy: follow that. >> hey, that's my -- i got a a cool page. >> jimmy: when you do "bird box," do you go -- do you understandething. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, you want to be the dude to kick open the door. >> yeah, i want to do something like -- i want to have a sword. >> jimmy: a samurai sword? >> just something. i keep doing regular person stuff. they're like, "he a hero." >> jimmy: yeah, okay. okay. you want to do that. >> i mean "get out," all i did is pick up my friend in the car. >> jimmy: yeah, but still. [ laughter ] that was -- it's still good. >> i basically was an uber driver. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we've got a lot of people watching the show. put some type of illegal weapon in his hand, please, in the next movie, please? just for lil rel's sake. i heard you did your own stunts in "bird box." >> yeah, i did a stunt. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that counts. >> but you know what's funny? i wasn't supposed to. it was -- it was crazy. it was a dude dressed just like me. and i didn't put two and two -- i don't know why i didn't put two and two together. >> jimmy: yeah, it could have been just -- you're j

. >> doodle4google. [ laughter ] re jimmy: it's a contest w kids get to create their own google doodle. d d the winner gets to see their design featu the home page] you know, the theme for this year -- this year's theme is -- >> jimmy: what is the theme? >> when i grow up, i hope. so tadpoles, start doodling. >> jimmy: for more information go to doodle4google. the contest starts today. >> yeah. >> jimmy: so good lu, to everyoe lovers, the dreamers and you. >> that's right. >> jimmy: stick around. [ cheers and applaus >> jimmy will be back -- >> jimmy: come on back. >> with more of "the tonight show." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ the rainbow connection the lovers the dreamers and me ♪ ♪ ♪ and everywhere i go ♪ there's always something to remind me. ♪ ♪ of another place and time. ♪ ♪ of another place and time. (woman) what is happening?ected. (robot) you can get the samsung galaxy s9 for just $9 per month at sprint. (woman) no way! (robot) on to the next. punch it pl. (vo) get the samsung galaxy s9 for people with hearing loss, for just $9 per month at sprint. visit sprintrelay.com from capital one.nd i switched to the spark cash card i earn unlimi

jimmy: okay. >> the day before my 60th birthday. which is weird because on my imdb pagehter ] against the pittsburgh pirates. i was the leadoff man. and i was never more nervous in my life. i mean, i was a good player, but i'm 59 years old. >> jimmy: yeah. >> just getting a cup on, i tore a hamstring. you see how i do that. this is right before i'm going to make my major league debut with the great hall of famer to be next year, derek jeter. look at the look on my face as derek is -- [ laughter ] he's about to say," way to go." he had a superstitious thing about tapping guys on the head. if there was a reverse shot and you saw me from behind, i would have been in trouble. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, right. he does look -- >> i was that nervous. >> jimmy: who did you hit against? >> paul maholm. >> jimmy: you do remember. >> you don't forget that. >> jimmy: how did it go? >> the first pitch was outside. i didn't see it, it sounds outside. [ laughter ] the second pitch i hit. i hit a shot down the right field line. it was just foul. and somebody in the stands yelled "doub

pages. there's jimmy anderson in the telegraph — the first england player to take 200 wickets in overseas tests sun goes with quotes from the chelsea boss mauricio sarri, who has questioned eden hazard's leadership qualities. now, this is a really lovely story for a cold january morning — one of the most read on the bbc sport website. this is amateur cricket billy cookson. he's been in hopsital in australia since october after a head on car crash with a bus left him with some awful injuries. he's now recovering, and a couple of his cricketing heroes heard about his story from the stumped podcast on the bbc world service. hi, billy. it's ricky ponting. i hear that you have had a bad accident. we have our fingers crossed that you will be back on the cricket field sooner rather than later. from all of us in australia, all the best. hi, mate. it's shane warne and michael vaughan. sorry to hear about the terrible news and the terrible accident. glad to hear you are on the mend. hope you get will very soon and get back to playing cricket. keep watching the cricket. you never know, we might see you so

remember when i announced for president there was a major headline on the editorial page of the "atlanta constitution," jimmy carter is running for what? i'm running for president. >> jimmy carter. >> jimmy who? >> i don't know who he is. >> i picture him like one of us. >> jimmy carter grew up in a very small town in the south. plains, georgia. he had grown into a family of farmers. became a peanut farmer himself. from georgia he basically started his political ascent. >> the idea that some one from the region could aspire to national office. i mean, people didn't even try. >> yesterday, about 50,000 democrats in iowa met in caucus to choose delegates for their state party convention. former georgia governor jimmy carter did extremely well. >> the iowa caucus was something no one ever paid attention to. but carter and his team said, hey, if we go and we win, the media is going to treat us look a serious political front-runner. >> mr. carter is also deeply religious. he praise in public and speaks openly about his religious beliefs. >> carter was a person who you thought would lead america to some kind of sp

jimmy: this just changed your wikipedia page, right now. >> it's pretty -- it wasn't necessarily because the teacher on the first day and ask her to call me emma? yes, i did. >> jimmy: yeah, you did, yeah. >> was it because of emma lee bunton from the spice girls? yes it was. >> jimmy: that's right, it was. have you ever seen them in concert or anything? >> i saw them in concert in the '90s. i saw them at o2 arena in 2008. and they recently announced a a new tournd i will be going to that. >> jimmy: yes! >> somehow. i don't think tickets are on sale yet, but i'm gonna figure it out. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, you will figure wo out. well i thought id kind of a fun thing -- have you ever wondered which spice girl you are?hm >> m >> jimmy: because buzzfeed has, you know, those quizzes online. >> yeah, i'm ready. >> jim: and yeah. this is "which spice girl are you?" >> i've never taken this quiz. >> jimmy: all right so let's choose a word, okay? >> okay. >> jimmy: so it's gonna be -- >> loofa. >> jimmy: cowabunga. >> that's supposed to have an "h" at the end of it. >> jimmy: that's

under british media knew it word on the brussels street and told the front pages this that showed him to have been pulling jimmy's him a little because she moved out of. the question should she be my true excuse to me . that if things didn't help may's pretty good deal russell said look she needs to step up to the you know systems for a disagreement turns to proceed to is itself sufficient it's not open for renegotiation to resume a's deal is yet to be approved or rejected by an angry and divided parliament while the end of the ride the brags that deadline of march twenty ninth is fast approaching and if we're sticking to the analogy then brags it is a right that's perilously close to breaking down but to those in need of comic relief that will always be terry's amaze down say. meanwhile mirabilis in the british capital so that celebrations turned slightly political during this traditional fireworks display the men's and i appeared to light up in the colors of the flag. i would have been proud to be a union judge with such a promise to bar the brown but we wouldn't coming together is a constitutional break the st

jimmy: yeah. all of that, kin and of course, yeah, the book would be 800 pages and then it would take barack like 't know -- no one knew about that. >> yup, marriage is hard even for us. we have a great relationship but the thing about marriage counseling is like, i was one of those wives who thought, "i'm taking you to marriage counseling so you can be fixed, barack obama." [ light laughterye >> jimmy. >> because i was like, "i'm perfect." [ laughter ], i was lir. x, please fix him." >> jimmy: yeah.n >> and tr counselor looked over at me. i was like, "what are you looking at? i'm perfect." [ laughter ]bu marriage counseling was a a turning point for me, understanding that it wasn't up to my husband to make me happy. that i had to learn how to fill myself up and have to put m myself higher priority list. so, i share that because there f are a loeople who look at me and barack and you and your wife, and people they see, and they thi, "oh i want those with hashtag relationship eoals." but i want younge to know that marriage is work. even the best marriages required work. >> jimmy: yeah. ou i called

. >> jimmy: this is the nightmare i was telling you about. look at this. we have the yellow pages. didn't know they made this anymore. this is a book called "full disclosure" by stormy daniels. you can take that and read it to her or whatever. >> translator: thank you very much. >> jimmy: i read that you should only have 30 books. >> translator: i don't know where that rumor came from. that's a misconception. >> jimmy: oh, good. i need more than 30. >> translator: the thing you need to do is wake up the books a little bit. >> jimmy: hey, guys, wake up! >> translator: this is your office area? >> jimmy: yeah, it really is more embarrassing when you stop and take a look at it. >> translator: when you look around, survey the area, what sparks joy. >> jimmy: this is a wiffle bat signed by magic johnson. do you know who magic johnson is? >> translator: is he a baseball player? >> jimmy: no, he's a basketball player. >> translator: this is something that sparks joy, so yeah. >> jimmy: all right, so we'll put that up on the wall. so i have all this stuff on the ground here. >> translator:

nations security council regarding western sahara, president jimmy carter's state department in 1979 gave $200 million tohe u.s. compmpany northrop pageunications to build an "intrusion detection sysyst"" for the nearly 1,700-m-mile wall mororocco built in wesestern sa, which is lined with an estimated 7 million land mines. a year later, cartrter provide morocco with $230 million in military aid. it's been a bipartisan a affair ever since. king hassan ii with president reagan in 1982. king hassan ii: moroccan people and american people will be ready always to mix their blood for the dignity of man. president ronald reagan: his majesty briefed me on the latest developments in his efforts to reach a peaceful settlement of the conflict in the western sahara, and i expressed my admiration for his support. amy goodman: after the cold war ended, morocco became a key u.s. ally in the so-called war on terror.. in004, president george w. bush designated morocco to b be a majojor non-nato ally o of the united states, opening the door for more military deals. and the money has flowed both ways. the state-owned moroccan phosphate company ocp, whi

jimmy as she called him. she even called him her son. so again, she is deliver the crafting this image to try and and changege history public perception. page, shee front wrote multiple books. shows what a job the pensions office. she is working, writing, speaking, she was phenomenal what she was able to achieve and in the bugles of gettysburg, she talks about him leading his men into the flames a battle with lightness and grace. this is the portrait she wants to present. wherever we end up with her stories, her version and her reality which i was trying to tease out and find in the traditional historical records. ultimately this is a love story. i don't think there is any doubt they were devoted to each other. i think it also tells us about the complexity of war and its effect on individuals. we do find between the lines, even in lasalle's writings, talk of real loss. we see bitterness, anger and resentment. fear about what the postwar south was going to become and all of this is helpful, all of this is accurate. help are truths that can us understand what it was like and what the civil war meant. thank you. [applause] >> i'm sure we've go

jimmy >> it was the last person i expected to hear from. he was my biggest fear >> on top was a grisly photo of a dead girl. >> i flipped to the next page and here's another young dead mutilated girl i'm thinking, whoa, wait a second >> he's probably thinking at this point you're about to charge him with something else >> i've been pretty hard on him in the initial prosecution >> jimmy was in the dark he had no idea the crazy scheme beaumont had in mind >> he goes, jimmy, listen. this is something we have another person on. he's killed many, many young women and i personally think you are the one that can help us with this. >> this turned out to be an investigation to try and catch a suspected serial killer. beaumont, an outside the box thinker believed this convict, jimmy keene, was the one who could somehow crack the case taking on a unique and deadly mission. >> i realized how serious it was and also realized the danger of it >> what he couldn't know was how such a daring mission would change his world and the person he was forever if this all seems fodder for a hollywood movie, brad pitt would agree. the mega star who was benjamin butto

page news. and that's a big difference -- >> but -- >> in the college, in the electoral college. >> which of course -- >> so that's for certain. but it's really -- it's really a shame, janine. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmyat, okay, yeah, that's right. [ applause ] eventually, jeanine went out to dinner, came back and trump was still talking. yeah. [ laughter and applause ] some more political news, this weekend, julian castro announced that he is running for president in 2020. yep, he even unveiled his campaign slogan. take a look at this. it's one nation, one destiny. it's a lot better than trump's 2020 slogan, one nation, one tsa agent. [ laughter and applause ] "i promise you that." well, over the weekend i saw that washington, d.c. was hit with a big storm and got a foot of snow. yep, the storm showed up, and was like, "wait, how is everything already shut down? [ laughter ] that's my job." some celebrity news, this weekend, chris pratt got engaged to arnold schwarzenegger's daughter. [ cheers and applause ] pratt would have proposed sooner, but when he asked arnold for permission, he had no idea what he said. [ laughter ] [ inaudible ] you got to get to the chopper. [ laughter ] hey, it was just co

pages. shall we do itchy first? go on then. i have a lump. don't. the back of the times this morning,jimmy don't.my anderson, back with a bang and oh my goodness he is, but a lot of the chat overnight has been about stuart broad, he has been dropped, he isn't playing, various reasons why he isn't, one of the potential reasons according to the times, our very own jonathan potential reasons according to the times, our very ownjonathan agnew, he explains stuart broad, the hotel they are staying in, they are staying in the same hotel as the opposition, on the south—west coast of barbados, which could be quite good fun, stuart broad has been attacked by bedbugs, yes, really, really rather unpleasant. to the point where he can't...? there is debate about whether or not it has to do with him being dropped. i think it has nothing to do with him being dropped, but this from jonathan agnew... hold that thought. give us more. wait a moment, bbc correspondent claiming stuart broad went to bed with his whites on but it sounds some got into his jockstrap and he said later the bowler was bitten in quite a sensi