eepy robot nanny that sings leonard cohen lullabies. what's wrong with leonard cohen lullabies?ike "silence of the lambs" than "mary had a little lamb." oh, don't worry, sweetheart. fortunately, alexis has purchased the perfect baby shower gift. all you have to do is sign the card. do you have any idea how hard it is to find machine-washable kevlar? why didn't you tell me this before i went shopping? because we would have so missed torturing you. you are our favorite reality show. i'm so happy i could entertain you. thank you, alexis. i will drop this off at the precinct a little later. too bad you can't go to the shower. oh, well, beckett got, uh, baby showers in the break-up, so... that's funny, 'cause you -- recently you just, uh, don't seem to be so tortured by all that. oh, well, you know, beckett asked for some time, so i'm just giving it to her. -every day. -well... -sometimes twice. -what? see, this is nice. thank you so much. yeah. no problem. bye. -morning. -hey. so, our vic is a russian national. name of, uh -- -grigory mishkin. i spoke to the police commissioner. he'

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amy: can you hear leonard cohen rolling over in his grave? brian williams. this is cnn speaking on new day friday morning of that week. >> i think donald trump became president of the united states. i think this was a big moment because candidate trump has said he would never get involved in the syrian civil war. he told president obama, you cannot do this without the authorization of congress. he seemed unconcerned with global norms. president trump recognized the president of the united states does have to act to enforce international norms, does have to have this broader moral and political purpose. amy: that was cnn. before that, brian williams. masha gessen? >> the thing about normalization is that in a way it is inevitable because this is the reality we are living in. this is the president of the united states. to entirely refuse to normalize him would be to deny that reality. i think that is the problem that faces a lot of journalists, which is, how do you continue to do your job, how do you continue to refute your job, seriously, if we have a derange

khrall and sarah mclaughlin and today i to a bookstore to honor the lyrics with all of the of leonard cohen songs. it's a special place. looking to you now because they think you're the rown ups in the house all of a sudden. not because there's no ifference between being from alberta or tario or british columbia but because you a way to have the best of both worlds and treasure your differences. to find something in common more important and include for without looking in the mirror and screaming i don't exist anymore because of all this diversity. is the major question facing the world today and people would look and see what he id and what did you in this referendum 20 years ago. [applause] > it is the biggest question facing the world. you will never do anything about inequality. never -- we will not have enough do what we need to do worst of ff the we ate change unless first conquer zero-sum travelism. i'm proud of who i am but i that we're always right. i love a world where every time go to a meeting that's not filled with people like me. white guys in suits. diverse groups make better

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. >> rose: did you simply know, leonard cohen talked about this, just knew at some point he had a greatnot a perfect voice but a breat voice that people want to hear. >> well, something was going on. and i don't know what it was but i was infatuated by how differently you could, with the aid of some sonic device, it could be, i don't know, a glass room or something like that. i could hear something else going on outside of the spoken voice and outside of just singing on my bicycle. i heard this other voice coming through. and yeah i was-- infatuated by t i guess, goodness knows how i could have put it into any other shape. >> people notice too, and the more people notice the more it wants you to figure it out. >> sure. it's cause and effect. you begin your plan very naively and for a guy who just sings, at the sharp end of everything, right, there's a lot of instrumentation going on around you with people who are far more musically talented than usually than the front man. but the front man get this great, i don't know, it's like a mel ang. i can pick out all sorts of resonances that th

her rendition of leonard cohen's "hallelujah" at the "somos live" disaster relief was amazing. >> herpeople that don't struggle with an eating disorder because i feel like my life would be so much easier. >> you get so much of this personal life through this film. was there anything you did say, no, that's disturbing. >> there wasn't much i said that i took off camera. there actually wasn't anything. i lay it all on the line. >> i was either craving drugs or on drugs. i was not easy to work with. >> she has been candid about her struggle with addiction before. revealing he wen t sober companions and once thought she was overdosing before eventually going back to rehabs. >> i wasn't ready to get sober. i was sneaking it on planes, in bathrooms. no one zblu demi touches on her relationship with her ex. >> i never loved anybody like i loved him. >> i want you to get back together. is that a possibility? >> you never know what's going happen. i don't know what's going to happen. >> i believe that cracked open. >> let's talk dancing with the stars now. a lot of people stun that gleb and sa