and a few weeks later, lenny kravitz was playing at the 02 arena. like, what?! this is unreal, you know. she hadn't really practised anything cos it was all so kind of last minute, and she just started playing this beat, the purdy shuffle beat. and lennyjust was like, "what? what?! how?!" and he kind of went crazy, didn't he? he just ran up to her and he was like, "give me a bass, "give me a bass." and he starts like playing with nandi, like, jamming around. and at that point i wasjust like, oh, things are going to change. music: smells like teen spirit we got a call from the the ellen show, that we were going to be on the ellen show. and we were really excited. you're nine, right? yeah. so how long have you been playing? when did you start? four years. i'm very, very, very lucky to be on ellen's show. she's friendly and she's really nice. yeah. so i'm going to give you a bass guitar. 0k. things are incredibly exciting at the moment, but it's all kind of new to us and we don't want to get swept away in the moment. yeah. if she wants to be a drummer,

♪ nandi: i met lenny kravitz. thn is the first famous per i llt him and he was r friendly."are you going to go my way." when i was little, whenevermu esere was c on -- i really liked "teletubbi and i would always play in time. ♪ teletubbies, teletubbies i would push my bum in the air time, like one, two, three, four. it was pretty amazing. i was an actor and i got this chair that said "nandi bushell, i really wanted to bring it home so i could sit on it. >> if you could jam with someone else, who would it be? nandi: so, dave grohl, and the red hot chili pepperthe foo fighters. laura: nandi makes herself heard with her drumming. you can find much more of the day's news on our website. to see wt we're working on at any time, check us out on twitter. i'm laura trevelyan. ank you for watching "bbc world news america." narrator: funding for this presentation is made possible by... babbel, an oprogram designed by language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. narrator: funding was also provided by... the freeman foundation. judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing

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she's already performed with lenny kravitz.he's been playing drums since she was a toddler, and her videos have been viewed many thousands of times. that's all. stay with bbc world news. more on our website and the news app. now on bbc news, live to singapore, for asia business report. it is the hottest place on earth. we ask our extreme conditions affect productivity in australia. a lack of job opportunities for people with disability. we visit a cafe in india trying to change all that. it is friday, good morning asia, hello well. glad you could join up for another exciting asia business report. we start off with australia because it is experiencing its hottest day ever for two days in a i’ow hottest day ever for two days in a row with an average national temperature of 41.9 degrees celsius. authorities have now declared a state of emergency in new south wales and this record—breaking heat comes as a nation is battling a severe drought and bushfire crisis. how do these extreme conditions affect with productivity especially in

she's already performed with lenny kravitz. she's been playing drums since she was a toddler, and her videos have been viewed many thousands of times. that's all. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. the scale of the conservative party triumph in last week's uk election promises to have seismic consequences. borisjohnson can get brexit done on terms and a timetable of his choosing. parliamentary approval guaranteed. not since margaret thatcher is a tory leader had such an opportunity to remake written. well, my guest is conservative mp and former cabinet minister andrew mitchell. borisjohnson has been handed immense power. what will he do with it? andrew mitchell, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. i want to begin with some very interesting words coming from the mouth of boris johnson after his election victory. he said, "this election has changed this government "and this conservative party for the better." what did he mean by that? i think he's right. i think