>> i actually love metallica, and my favorite song is "enter sandman."n you, and we heard you were a fan of metallica. and i'd like to introduce you to somebody right now. yes. his name is lars. and. >> lars! >> jimmy: a drum roll. >> oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: lars from metallica. >> wow. >> hi, tracy! >> hi. is. >> it's so incredible to be here with you and hear your story. when i hear the words golf, yoga, the third word in that, the three basic food groups would be metallica. as a father of three, i can't thank you enough for what you do. i've been sitting here listening in the last couple minutes, and all of us out here in san francisco and my family and everywhere are grateful for what you do, and thank you for having metallica be a part of your life and your ride home than that gets you home in one piece and hopefully a little faster. >> it sure does. >> jimmy: it's such a fun thing, lars, you guys are recording this music. i wonder if you ever think about the fact that a pediatric nurse is listening to what you did in a studio on her way home from wo

russia in february my lousy dishy overturn metallica's victory saying there was evidence of a tempering that's why malawians voted again in a rerun of the polls last tuesday and let's say the result is unprecedented on the african continent it's not just rear it's it's unique in the african context we never had a election an old and then the result 'd to be different than what the 1st round which was an old that result was so this is really the court stepping in to say that the elections were not run properly and then the electoral commission returning a different result in the rerun. check where the president elect is promising to fight corruption and create jobs are to be sworn into office by louay a country of roughly 80000000 people will be watching him closely to see what kind of leader he's going to be how demitasse algis. now the justice minister of the democratic republic of congo has been arrested as the country deals with a crisis over proposed judicial reforms the plans demonstrations earlier this week with people blocking roads outside parliament celestin a 7 day has reporte

rerun of last year's presidential election early results of put him ahead of the incumbent peter metallica votes still being counted as more. human rights activists in malawi are not shit and fighting for electoral justice as votes carty continues are to cheat a presidential run they say now is the time to be extra vigilant but what is more important is to make sure that. what has been done and all the reporting sent us is being restricted at the national doris and want. to guard that process as our. in terms of what they want and. what they voted for the activists mobilized thousands of opposition supporters upset president peter metallica one last year's disputed election their anger led to the court's nullifying the result saying there was evidence of vote tampering allowance voted again in every. month of anti-government protest leading up to the rerun bitterly divided the country some people blame the human rights in this coalition known as h r d c for the sometimes violent demonstrations but it was obvious that something had gone wrong so out say. about one of them were changed but t

malawi in a rerun of last year's presidential election the supreme court nala 5 president peter metallica's victory because of evidence of vote tampering this makes malawi the 2nd african country to avoid a presidential election result because of irregularities kenya did this in 2017. a d w's explains what's at stake. president which erica is seeking a 2nd 5 year term interest but political pundits say it's too close to call he faces the main well positioned challenger lossless jacquier who leads a grand alliance aren't little known whiny this is the fist time in the lobby where we now are pointing to rove must have at least 50 percent plus one orbital to register the votes the election in iran comes after the crucial court decided in february 2 are now the $2940.00 massive irregularities that decision or that the supreme court of appeal copperhill last month of the administration has been dogged by allegations of corruption disrespecting the rule of rule and poor governance. is according to recent savvy tipped when the president said. that's it for now be back of the top of the out with a

it will feature a lot of vip including yo-yo ma, lars ulrich from metallica.e arrived in san francisco 25 years ago and transformed the symphony. thanks for everything. "saturday night live" is next. >> hello, iowa. [ cheers and applause ] thanks for coming out today. now let's give a big, warm, iowa

of time we've managed to flatten the curve the health care system has coped well as expected the metallica rates are decreasing slowly but steadily sweden took a much more relaxed approach compared to most of the european countries with no strict lockdown imposed there have been increasing questions about its success with even the state epidemiologist admitting there were too many fatalities whole situation as far as the outrage from opposition parties. the government and the public health authority have been given chance after chance to correct their mistakes despite this the delays and the hand wringing remain this we discover meant has deliberately allowed a large spread of the disease in difficult crisis we will always be leaderless as long as this government is in power there have been obvious fundamental failures in sweden's covered response we didn't get protective equipment to care homes in time although everyone knew that their residence where the most vulnerable and according to a recent poll there has been a significant drop in support for the government's response to the virus

i mean so many people are there even killed by racism so into english metallica has been going on for decades it's never than just started happening this is been going on for months we just tired of having to walk on eggshells like i have a son i have a daughter and to figure out how my going to explain how things are in this world and they're going to automatically be judged because we i can't trust the person next door and it was close to call and now i want like you need help or you can help it's so much so police brutality just nice stuff is not even about race it's police brutality right now someone will miss you but ultimately wants to achieve best ultimately what it once achieved because we're already so angry those other issues from racism it's going to come about from recent looted people being treated unfairly human rights is what we need to control and bigger and get and grip on here in the united states it's been going on too long. in real terms mr what can be done to stop people going onto the streets creating mayhem in large part and block communities that we're seeing h

he believes near negative noise are the most toxic insecticides ever produced we metallica's at a clinic in the never. and even though he was undergoing treatment from a man you know when we saw him made last year he agreed to speak to us. you name it . seems vasilios annoyed our water soluble and relatively mobile in the ground because of injury need a stronger so when it rains they are easily washed into the ground water and runoff water with 0 meat for brighton's use this means they affect the whole environment and are also absorbed by wild flowers and plants via their roots. when does. the entire landscape becomes toxic for insects. there's a group of them so it's fair to assume that this will result in mass insect deaths we're going to inject and if the insect disappear the ecosystem collapses. that's why this is an ecological armageddon we are destroying the whole of nature. cantenna has believed that near next are the main cause of insect deaths around the world and that via the food chain they're also responsible for the decline in the population of birds reptiles and amphibians

president metallica are you thinking you think in 5 year term the nearest but political pundits say it's too close to call he faces the main will position talent. who leads the grand alliance on little more on. this is the 5th time in malawi where we now according to law must have at least 50 percent plus one just like the boards the election in iran comes after the court decided in february 2 are now the 21000 board or bar. it is their decision on or that is supreme court of appeal last month. ministration has been dogged by allegations of corruption disrespecting the rule of law and poor governance. is according to think far be tipped to win the presidency. elson chicago in malawi donald trump's decision to pull nearly a 3rd of americans american troops out of germany is continuing to make waves within nato the us president confirmed last week that america will cut its military deployment here 225000 reduction of almost 10000 germany currently has the biggest contingent of u.s. troops in europe including important bases for ongoing combat missions the decision is a major concern for na

as expected the metallica rates are decreasing slowly but steadily for sweden took a much more relaxed approach compared to most other european countries with no tricks lockdown imposed but there have been increasing questions about its success even in state and neurologist admitting that the word in many fatalities the whole situation sparked outrage from opposition party. the government and the public health authority have been given chance after chance to correct their mistakes despite this the delays and the hand-wringing remain the swedish government has deliberately allowed a large spread of the disease in difficult crisis we will always be leaderless as long as this government isn't power. there have been obvious fundamental failures in sweden's covered response we didn't get protective equipment to care homes in time although everyone knew that their residence where the most vulnerable according to a recent poll there's been a significant drop in support for the government's response to the virus it does show a fall of 18 percent since april and are often see for an online news

that with me trying to work with his political rivals supporters the former president peter metallica has criticized the presidential run saying malawi's if they took a mission going to see any c. made a mistake these are perhaps the worst elections of howard and with history of malawi and we believe in me seeing means to make sure that it will hold the principles of quality elections in milan otherwise researching a very very bad precedent for future elections in my. career is promising to tackle corruption poverty and create much needed jobs in one of the poorest countries in the world most of the lobbies budget comes from foreign and the greatest challenge now is how do we set things right how do we remove malawi. and this is a task that is huge great promises were made by the politicians and now it is up to them to achieve those promises or else pay the price at the next elections. i is the 1st time in africa a court ordered election has led to victory for an opposition candidate over the decades the continent has sometimes had a turbulent history with democracy some leaders a sta

they voted for the activists mobilized thousands of opposition supporters upset president peter metallica one last year's disputed election their anger led to the court's nullifying the result saying there was evidence of a temporary allowance voted again in every. month of anti-government protests leading up to the rerun bitterly divided the country some people blame the human rights defenders coalition known as h r d c for the sometimes violent demonstrations but it was obvious that something had gone wrong so out. about what they were cheap but they should also learn a lesson was about what how they could have done things a little bit better malawi is the 2nd country in africa to have a presidential election result overturned it 1st happened in kenya 3 years ago the little commission is under pressure to avoid another round of protests its officials say this time though telling is being done manually to avoid allegations of tampering with computer service. this point is not speed. credibility we want to put in place. not when we. would finish everybody across the country confidence and

outright winner or a runoff many analysts say essentially this election is a 2 horse race between metallica who has been praised for infrastructure but criticized for failing to tackle corruption and shakira who's promising to fight corruption and create jobs the election result is expected within 8 days how do al-jazeera. the top stories on our syria a top u.s. infectious diseases expert says several states seeing a disturbing surge in corona virus cases anthony foxx he says he's concerned by the outbreaks in texas arizona and nevada which have all seen record increases in the number of infections in the past week but he told a congressional committee that the president has not ordered a slowdown in testing donald trump is appearing at an event in arizona has again claimed the u.s. outbreak appears worse because of the country's rate of testing. if you look at how we've been hit we've been hit badly i mean anybody who looks at the numbers we've had no over 120000 deaths and we've had 2 and a half 1000000 infections so it's a serious situation right now the next couple of weeks are going to

outright winner or a runoff many analysts say essentially this election is a 2 horse race between metallicawho has been praised when i was infrastructure but criticized for failing to tackle corruption and shakira who is promising to fight corruption and create jobs the election result is expected within 8 days how do we toss out is there. not disturbing video has emerged of the ill treatment of elephants in thailand while live shows are normally a big attraction but they've been close to control the coronavirus pandemic there are now fears the cruelty will get worse in the rush to start crawling back revenue when they reopen way reports from bangkok. this has become a familiar yet still painful routine for. it's the 4th time she's had one of her calves taken from her the latest 18 month old blue shoe is to the to another adult and taken away was tied to a tree is clearly distressed the as is been chewed her. as far away chained up crying out for her mother it's really traumatic for those elephants and a while especially male coughs stay with their mother. most entire life they would stay b

country ever since last year just pitted election we saw months of protests on the street and he did metallica does have his supporters does also have his supporters but you're going to have to convince people when you speak that he's going to be a leader for everyone in malawi he is 65 years old he's a former posses a sign of poor farmers who went on to university and graduated. in to politics he now leaves the n.c.p. the congress party this is the party that independence back in 1954 it was in power in malawi for 50 years and over time during the 30 years some people felt that it lost touch with the people on the ground i became corrupt was accused of not looking after the poor and poverty was on the rise unemployment was also on the rise they lost power in 1994 when marty party elections were ushered in and now they're back in power 25 years later so malawians remember the old n.c.p. party are now going to us are going to leave the party differently or they're going to be more of the thing here and we're seeing him arrive there swearing in ceremony and greeting dignitaries who are present t

vote and that's where the that's where some of the problems could arise because president peter metallica so far hasn't signed a bill that says if no one gets more than 50 percent of the vote then there has to be a runoff within 30 days between the 2 leading candidates so the concern is if after this rerun no one gets more than 50 percent of the vote what's going to happen next if that bill hasn't been signed into law that means possibly parliament will have to sit again and have a meeting or the makah go to court the electoral commission is saying that this time they will not be rushed they want this election to be as credible as possible they say it could take them as long as a today to make sure things on order because they're under a lot of pressure to make sure this election is free and they know it's a national election observers because the coronavirus pandemics are right now a lot of churches micheline n.g.o.s on the ground trying to monitor these polls a lot of people seem to relieve the churches on the ground the church is respected is trusted and people hope that as many as pos

a few hours before she was declared the winner president peter metallica say they'd been voting irregularities including violence and intimidation against his party election monitors suddenly. there were. literally. but. surely you cannot buy this great. russia in february allows you dishy overturn his victory saying there was evidence of a tempering that's why malawians voted again in a rerun of the polls last tuesday analysts say the result is and president. it on the african continent it's not just rear it's it's unique in the african gandhi we never had a election and nolde and then the result to be different and then what the 1st round which was an old that result was so this is really the court stepping in to say that the elections were not run properly and then the electoral commission returning a different result in the rerun. we had the president elect is promising to fight corruption and create jobs after he's sworn into office by louay a country of roughly 80000000 people will be watching him closely to see what kind of leader he's going to be had in the tasa. the justice minister o

lot of vips will make special appearances, including renee fleming, yo-yo ma and lars ulric from metallica25 years ago he arrived in san francisco and transformed the symphony. along the way, won 11 grammys, i think. awarded the national medal of arts from president obama. you can tune in sunday at 5:00. amazing memories with mtt. >> a big celebrity sendoff. >>> definitely. for sure. >>> happy friday, how are you sweetheart? >>. >> yes. she's good. she wanted to say hi to raj because you weren't here on lucy wednesday, raj. she wanted to say hello. >> sweetie pie. >> lucy, sweetie pie. jeff is cutie pie. >> lucy been learning how to use the controller. she did it earlier today. she's going to take it over. let's get you to the microclimate forecast graphics. we have that fog rolling on in, in san francisco with areas of drizzle right now. so as we get you a closer look at the temperatures, we have a cool 65 degrees. then some 50s coming as we head through later on tonight. she's got to check out what's in her dog bowl. finish up her food here. areas of drizzle. let's take you into a closer

outright winner or a runoff many analysts say essentially this election is a 2 horse race between metallica who has been praised for read that when i was infrastructure but criticized for stating to tackle corruption and to clear who is promising to fight corruption and create jobs the election result is expected within 8 days. out of there. china says an increased u.s. military presence in the south china sea is raising the risk of a conflict the national institute for south china sea studies which is linked to the foreign ministry says the u.s. naval presence in the pacific could threaten peace in the region it also says the power struggle between the 2 countries has intensified since donald trump thing came president. a group of activists including north korean defectors have evaded south korean police to fly propaganda balloons across the border half a 1000000 leaflets claiming that can draw on and his family have killed millions of people were sent into the north along with books and money south korean government has condemned the move as activist actions have contributed to a recent r