you know, like a melody has just come to me. i wish i had something to write it down on.is friend just sort of is searching his pockets, looking around for something to write on. he eventually takes off his shirt cuff and gives it to him and he jots down this melody and it eventually becomes the perfect melody for catherine lee bates -- that is the nickname she went by, to her poem, america the beautiful. and later, they have an entire very extensive contest to find an original melody for the poem. the melody that samuel ward had written was not designed to be accompanying the lyrics to america the beautiful. they have this very extensive contest and they get over 1000 entries and ultimately, they cannot find anything better than the one they had been using, the one that we know today, and she rewrites some of the lyrics to make it easier to sing them and then throughout the course of her lifetime, this song, this poem becomes so popular that the correspondence related to this poem becomes nearly a full-time job. the amount of correspondence she receives is so copious tha

weaving its melody into the flavour. # i could walk 500 miles just for you, guys, just for you.. oh! yes. soft and squidgy. nice. well, it's powerful. it packs a punch. weirdly, it reminds me of christmas. at christmas—time when we have a trifle, and there's sherry in the trifle. yes. and then you put here. and then put your hand inside your belly. what?! yes. everything will be fine. tu ka tu ka. this is a traditional dusun ethnic dance. historically, this performance showcased women's agility to captivate male warriors and secure husbands. how it's more than just a drink. it's a cultural bridge my final stop is a place mami ita says no visit to kk hi. how are you doing? good! first up is her speciality — contemporary and relevant to customers. we got the rice wine, we got the pineapple juice. we've got coconut syrup. a little bit of lime juice, a little bit of holy basil. both: cheers! thank you, thank you. glad you like it. yeah. like me, linn has chinese roots that she draws upon to make a special fusion mm—hm. making rice wine. i'm already looking at that going, "that is go

number one, the meeting, the melody of the minds of benjamin that's in yellow, and donald trump on one end and the current negotiations that are to resume on these really how must cease fire hostage deal. that is the mechanism right now for better for worse, which will speak volumes about whether the region continues with impasse or begins the long and painful road to recovery. not some cock, i may be scheme to deport according to the present. and here's 1.71.8000000 palestinians and put them in, got in egypt in jordan. it's these early pressures reporting that they from administration is considering the rocco and punk land, which is in north western somalia. and so molly land, so i think this is not serious, and frankly it's really nowhere. okay, well let's talk about nothing yahoo because he was at this press conference when trump made this somewhat surprised announcement. and he was standing there watching trump talk some videos. show that the speculation that he was also caught off guard . she did praise drug for thinking outside the box, but that's about as far as he went. do you

those were more than melodies.messages that can mobilize some people more than traditional politics, which so many people find so fatiguing. those two songs, and many more are part of a special project published today for this political moment. rolling stone magazine's new list of the 100 greatest protest songs of all time. and right now we have a beat exclusive on this list with an exclusive guest, the top living artist on rolling stone's new list. now these top songs include james brown, say it loud, i'm black and i'm proud, aretha franklin's respect, r-e-s-p-e-c-t, billie holiday's strange fruit, and we will report the remaining top two songs in this segment. rolling stone's list is a crash course in political activist and music history. here are more of the songs on this new list. >> i'm broken. born. made to wave the flag. >> the war, the. >> kkk, usa let me. tear me i ain't no fortunate one. this is the big gun. >> well, maybe. >> we could build a wall. >> between the houses. >> and the highway. and then. >>

anybody that goes by to paula status, one of the grid, and injustices to melody. which way the green per k of keep it on the agenda around the flags at salt lake park. those palestinian flags became highly controversial when celtic played, and his really teeth have boiled that she and the champions the match of pockets you wait for i find the club a 1000 pounds, incense the funds, raise the collection the fund quickly exceeded 300000 pounds. the money was paid to palestinian charities with the oppressed anywhere ran the worst. 6 machine on moody or owns newspapers in new york and bo fast. these had his finger on the pulse of the city since he started as a cub reporter 30 years ago. we had a 30 year conflict here and it was repaired and a thing was repaired at the end of day. and back in the sixty's, it was a legal to display the irish flag. it was really a for buttons to display albums relating to ireland. and yet despite that healthy, ca, this fantastic support, right across the nation and list are caustic community about us. if the irish don't know the injustice

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joseph dreamed of reviving the melodies list away from the commonwealth at 22 jump out in an assassination attempt. alexander, the 2nd, during the research companies was disruptive to jump in east intelligence that was involved in, well, the reason when world war one began, joseph gave us 47 volunteer legions. the good way to get a we were in most of the, on the board security, newer risk of taking their security was she said, so it is still pretty much so i need them to show some of that she's going to diverse across from the suitcase opponents democrats, bremond most gave the leader of the ponies fiction in the russian state, duma famous poland, joining the war on russia, selling all skin or ship, those stores in the pitch and the like to know grains came to levels, gave them another. so though i know for me, i work for them to give up and loving and prost of adults on line level. so less the less pushing associated with those new windows here. and yet still most of that that was more of a seat and bush. those are states thinking, globally, mclaughlin, west station able to exist as a res

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you had a change in your precious duty to reviving the melodies, miscellaneous commonwealth, a 22 jump out and an assassination attempt. alexander, the 2nd, during the research companies was disruptive of germany's intelligence that was involved in relativism. notice when world war one began to subscribe was 47. the 1st of all intelligence, the 3rd one that are we were in most of the video and for security, a newer a risk of us taking their security was just to try. it is still pretty once i get them to show somebody she's going to diverse across from the skis, opponents and democrats, bremond, most of the leader of the ponies faction in the russian state, duma famous poland, joining the war on russia signed a little skein or ship though, stuck in the pitch and the lights and how could i ask him to levels gave him an analysis though i know for a minute i work for me to give up some leveling and prost of adults, outlining them a little less, the less pushing associated with those new windows here and yet still most of that, that was more of a seat, and those are stage thinking globally,

sort of contention in the psyche of south africa that we can absolutely not detached from the person melody. let's come back to south african bone, a loan mosque. i think we, we, we will, we will have the suspicion that perhaps president trump is being influenced by find mosque out of people. the in south africa feel about him and his motivations. before i get to 9 months, maybe just 2 points. the one is, of course, that it is so important for us to deal with all land issue because if we don't, we so what happened is about that. and so it is really, really important to us all african for this deficiency of south africa. and also the region deals with its lives issues in a job straight away, which will continue to do, but it has to deal with it because be like some of the way it was dictates off to democracy. i'm still a house is always in charge of land and the ends author of the privileged minority groups. and secondly, i just also want to say, even though k 4 makes out the majority of funding in south africa, it's also going to note that there are other funding of $65.00 days, for example

this was an issue that was also addressed by form, a foreign minister melody pendle. this is what she had to say. the has to be in a, in the recent period, particularly with reference to the responses in terms of support on not a rush, a crane of war. and then of course, the is really war against palestinians. of these have caused a countries to take a style and said, look quite different from each of the many countries in the note actually supported an armed israel and many african countries. i've had a long standing of support for the just schools of the people of palestine, while of course supporting through the african union a 2 state solution. the concern is always about the plight of those well pressed into not enjoyed freedom. the foreign ministers continue the discussions tomorrow. once again, much of that behind closed doors. my kind of, i'll just era johannes bug to hey, the organization doctors without boat is cooling for the protection of civilians on humanitarian access in the east and democratic republic of congo. the ones in fact and 23 rebels on the al

of contention with the, by the ministration that said, i find this unconventionally, again, that melody had refused to condemn russia for his watering ukraine. how is that gonna play with regard to the trump administration? and what we've seen over the last 24 hours or so, or right, i mean it, there's several of the areas of tensions there are. there had been several areas attention in the bind administration that are essentially gonna melts away in the trump administration. and the issue of the warranty training is one of them is quite notable that trump in moti actually shared very similar view on the warranty train. they both refused to criticize or condemn russia or fruits and for the war. and they just said repeatedly that the war has to end, and indeed, trump reported we had a 90 minute phone call and let me approve in yesterday. and was trying to signal the indicated that this could be the beginnings of, of an effort to begin to wind down the war. and i suspect this is something that will come up in terms of meeting with monique, because trump will know that body himself has call

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frustrated european leaders who wants to stop and agreement from happening on peace and ukraine, melodies and contracts, so that we are supporting donald trump's efforts and the us russia talks year 14 full, no immediate and the director reaction from zalinski is european fans at this point in time. but we should hardly be expecting any reaction any time soon because for the e. u officials, very darling can do absolutely anything, as long as it hurts, flush off into the middle east. now let's see. do i have boss combined has been killed and an idea of drove the strike on a car in solving lab and on the a top to place on monday morning you the city you'll see dawn comes despite an ongoing cx, 5 between ease roll and bare root now with all the details here is our t, steve sweetie, a round 11 o'clock this morning. it is writing for instruct, struck a call here in the city of the state on a southern level, oftener tony river. now you can see the remnants of the call behind me completely destroyed. we noted the number of casualties according to some media. one of the people that was killed in

melodies is, probably not anyone watching fox news, though more independents and democrats watch foxcourse, no one is buying this. "who sending out the memo so that all are using the same talking points." bruce, "i don't buy it." and sherman says, absolutely not, trump is fixing this country and has achieved more than any other president." sean says he has, a constitutional crisis is occurring because people believe the garbage spewed by the liberal media." tommy says, we the people voted for this. there is no crisis, and many others have echoed that. and finally, michael says, undoing all of biden's messaging is not a constitutional crisis, it's actually the opposite. thank you all for joining "the night cap."d ad thank you for watching america's late news, "fox news @ night". i'm trace gallagher (man) cooool. ♪ (man) right on time! (vo) stay in the know. from your dock... to their door. ♪ like a relentless weed, moderate to severe ulcerative colitis symptoms can keep coming back. start to break away from uc with tremfya... with rapid relief at 4 weeks. tremfya blocks a key source o

>> by last fall, they started recording her improvizations, as these catchy melodies and vivid lyricsd out whenever her father started playing piano. for example. here is what happened after i told her about my cat, peppa. >> peppa. and a cat. you could be so lot again.cat. you could >> but folks online sure do seem obsessed with her first big smash you heard earlier called you can be a watching job again. that's a word she invented with the utmost confidence i. jammed to it a little bit together too. but if you're wondering, antonio speculates that you can be a watch job again is vanessa's way of telling her listeners, hey, you can be anything you want to be or get any job. >> endless possibility. you can be anything you want. that's what a wacky job is. >> oh, thank you, thank you. >> if you pay attention to the lyrics, you may notice that vanessa is trilingual. since her father speaks spanish and her mom speaks turkish. but if you want to hear for yourself, her songs are also now streaming on spotify in new york. for abc news, i'm danny new. wow. >> watch your job. put it down now.

melody, what do you think about this?i think they should think about this? >> i tthat.:hey should 7 h 77 think about this? >> i tthat. howshould 7 h 77 think about this? >> i tthat. how are|ld think about this? >> i tthat. how are you doing, about that. how are you doing, nick? you all right? >> i'm great. my train was delayed. i was i'm angry, i was. it's just london. everything's broken. i was stabbed on the way. suffered a couple of terrorist attacks, and i was misgendered once, so i'm quite. i'm quite worked up. >> but you're here. >> but you're here. >> i'm here anyway. >> i'm here anyway. >> that's what. that's brilliant. well, thank you so much for coming here. let's hear what our audience have. let's have some questions. our first question is from melania. hello, melania. >> good evening. >> good evening. >> is it a name? >> yes, it's my real name. is complimenting a disabled person microaggression? >> yeah, it's complimenting a disabled person. microaggression. so an nhs trust has said that telling a disabled per

it is similar to the cuban feeling in terms of expression and melodies.afunk was born eric iglesias rodriguez into a family he describes as very poor, two hours from havana. if his music is a blend, so is his stage name. cima comes from the term cimarr ones, the cubans of african descent who escaped slavery. >> whatever they were creating was original. it is freedom of expression. it was dealing with the things, we are free here. in that moment, i started to get more close to my roots, looking where i came from. i started to learn more about that, all of africa, and what they bring here, most of the great things we have today in music and food, the contribution africa brings. i have to embrace that because i feel like finally i found my identity and i love it. i want more and more and more. reporter: though he sang in church as a child, his original path following other family members was medicine. he attended medical school for two years. people like stevie wonder, michael jackson, and the biggest bang of all, seeing the video of james brown performing.

melody, are. lawmakers worried. >> that they're. >> getting that? >> we are getting. >> rid of the best and the brightest. >> and the information they rely on. >> isn't going. >> to be there? well, certainly. >> that is the. >> case. with democrats. >> republicans privately might. >> say. >> that publicly. >> we have not really heard any of them come out. >> and say that. >> but what. >> i will. >> make a mention of. is that some of these cuts. >> have been hitting close to home for some republicans. >> i mean, remember. >> government workers are. not just in dc. they are all across the country. >> including in. >> red states. >> and so. >> we have seen. >> a. >> number of congressional offices. >> who said they are. >> hearing from constituents who are really concerned about. >> the scope. >> and speed. >> of these actions and these cuts. >> we've heard a handful of members speaking out saying they're concerned. >> for example, susan. >> collins. >> who's concerned about the nih. >> cuts, how that might impact research. but for. >> the most. >> par

kendrick lamar performed a melody of hits from across a medley of hits from across his five studio albums, and the performance was full of cameos for samuel l jackson. you see, their uncle sam, as he called himself. sza, joined the performance for two songs. she and lamar are about to kick off their grand national north american tour. also seen during the performance. serena williams on stage and of course, dj mustard. then the moment everyone was waiting for, kendrick did perform his hit diss track not like us. many thought he wouldn't do to a threat of a lawsuit from drake, but kendrick teased it throughout the performance and then in the end, looked straight at the camera and said, hey, drake, and performed it. i screamed. same. >> at my tv. yeah, i am, i know all about the drama. i followed it from the very beginning. >> you know probably too much about. >> the job, i know, and i was listening to all the lyrics. i was like, this is not good. everything that came from it was like, check in on drake, someone make sure he's okay. >> and i heard somewhere that serena williams and drake ha

obviously, the guitar behind me, i just think you're more likely to remember something if there's melody that goes to it. and so i actually insert jingles into my videos as well. i'll just start randomly singing something as just a way for me to try to get people to remember a certain concepts and stuff. which one of your president's songs has been the biggest hit so far? oh, i think this past year, believe it or not, the london johnson song did pretty well on spotify. i know. yeah. my president songs better than any of my music, for sure. people love just people love the presidents in general. like you know, presidential fact. and i have videos like i have a video about every president's favorite type of food and that has million of views. people just love that stuff. what's the hook for the lyndon johnson song? if you want to sing a few bars? well i insert the chance that the student protesters campus shouted in opposition to the vietnam. in 1967, a lbj. how many kids have you killed today? and i. and i put i turned that into a line in the song. yeah. hey hey lbj you did it. lbj, how m

. ♪ since you've been gone ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> the melody in which i sang my own song becausepart of the star-studded lineup. the collab comes hot off the success of his mega hit, something called "oppenheimer." you can catch it from universal pictes in theatres next july, 2026. make a note on that one. >>> "white lotus" returned this weekend. fans have some new thoughts on the theme song.♪ ♪ ♪ >> well, that is a big change from the certified banger that was the song for season 2. fans blowing up social media with their concerns over the new theme song, crying for last year's boppy club beat to come back. you know who was crying happy tears? our buddy maria shriver. patrick just made his "white lotus" debut. he shared this video of him telling his family when he booked it. >> i'll be going to thailand. >> you got it! >> i'm so happy for you! >> oh, my god! >> you're going to make me cry. >> oh, my god! >> that's sweet. >> that is great. >> i love maria so much. >> maria is crying because he's going. >> she's so proud. how sweet is that? >> love that moment. >>> finally, guys,

"unchained melody". about you? >> "mom told >> what about you?iggest opening weekend for an exclusive music release here. robert plant opening up about how the band scored their drummer, john bonham. >> in the crowd watching us was this larger-than-life guy who had this beautiful girlfriend.b are a proper drummer behind you. >> the first time we played together we were about 16, and it he got hold of me afterwards, and he said, well, you're okay, but you'd be a lot better with a proper drummer behind you. i said, here we go. >> the first time we played together we were about 16, and it was really good. >> oh, that's a band, man. i can't wait to see that. i haven't seen it yet. >> you are a huge fan. >> i love led zeppelin. >> "becoming led zeppelin" in theaters today. >>> this week, we have been asking to cast your vote for the greatest sketch of all time. we started with -- it was hard to get 16, you know, because they're all so -- we had the sweet 16. we loaded it fuup for you, and have been narrowing it down. it is a full-on farrell on farrell

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melody, what do you think about this?> i think they should be grateful for any compliment. >> okay. wow. that's that's a that's a pretty strong take that. now, are you talking about disabled people or just humans disabled people orjust humans in general? >> disabled. >> disabled. >> wow. this is very. >> wow. this is very. >> he gave you a get out and you didn't take it. well, you really. >> this is. i'm just hearing in my ear. get away from her quickly, melania. of course you have braces. >> coming off tomorrow. >> coming off tomorrow. >> you are mentally disabled. yes, about the. >> to be fair, men want any compliment. men have never had any compliments. right? so if i was called inspiring, as i often am, i would love it and do love it when it happens every day. but isn't that true? we never get any compliments. >> yeah. yes, well, i'm a gay icon, so i do get a lot of gay. oh. that's true. i get a lot of compliments. what do you think about this? is it a microaggression to say how inspiring somebody is? >> it is. but wh