. >> michael jackson is the man of the '80s. >> music that is all beat and talk. it's rap music. >> [lyrics] my life is over, so i might as well speak my mind. >> heavy metal, it glorifies sex and violence, it hates authority, and adolescent boys love it. >> this weird, beastly presentation that was birthed in the pit of hell. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> move it back. >> john lennon -- as he was entering his premise, he was shot by an unknown, at this time, white male. >> the world has reacted with immense shock and grief to the first rock-'n'-roll assassination. >> it was like in one moment the '60s and '70s got murdered. >> and his life has given more love than most men and women on the face of this earth. we're here to prove love is not dead, even though john is. >> you know, you start the decade with the death of a beatle. you don't really know where you're going to go from that point, you know, culturally or musically. >> for a while it seemed there was nothing new on the horizon. announcing the latest achievement in home entertainment. the power of sight -- video. the powe

trotsky in the thirties played jazz in in the nineties, michael jackson plucked the strings of the harp, which will be played on new year's eve, in addition to iconic and famous soloists and musicians. and on the stage, even parts from the nutcracker ballets will also be performed this year in the capital, many tourists from india iran kazakhstan and armenia have changed giving up fireworks. moscow does not refuse the holiday. now he needed and important, especially for children , hundreds will come to the capital for the holidays, families from the new regions will send part of the income from new year's events to military personnel and their relatives olga armyakova. oleg dobbin mikhail verenkov. and alena titova to lead. today, 10 new centers were opened in the capital at once. moscow longevity, where muscovites of retirement age are engaged in creative sports and science free of charge. one of the centers on brusilova street was visited by sergei sobyanin. mayor congratulated today on the approaching professional holiday and noted. what is the neighborhood establishment that creates

uh, michael jackson and marina grove.e you go, now we see footage from your first film, in which you appeared on the big screen with kutepova, this is a film by nastya , sir, does not think that alexander pichugin is an alcoholic alexander pichugin went to work as a driver to the dinosaurs to get a job, and the dinosaurs alexander pichugin poured a glass of vodka, drink i drank , they immediately say the second, hammer the water, and i drink, and there is vodka. jokers you said that such a mental disorder began after the departure of the pope. i understand that he was a very important person in your life, that he was a teacher, if i am not mistaken as a scientist, yes, he was a scientist, he worked at the moscow forestry engineering institute and headed his department. er, well, that already happened in the nineties. and before that, he worked at the faculty of electronics, something of a decisive technique. he had many inventions. and then he is in the nineties, when everything began to fall apart. he began to deal with

meanwhile, he is credited with inspiring his friend michael jackson, and a certain moonwalk. ♪ >> ast saw, french mimes are often depicted wearing a striped top. it is a real french clothing >> it comes from the region of brittany. back in the day sailors wore them as undergarments and later it was adopted as a uniform in the navy. it went mainstream and became a popular government for men, women and children next to coco chanel. >> she made it fashionable all the weight back in 1916. since then, other these diners haveade it a real part of their collections. >> these days it is a staple you will find in many french people's wardrobe. that cannot be said for another accessory a lot of people associate with the french, the beret. >> soft and round like a crepe, warm, waterproof, and practical, the beloved beret has become the symbol of all things french. this quintessentially garlic hat has been adopted as a fashion item around the world. from pop stars and royalty, to bohemian hipsters and revolutionary fighters, not to mention a certain emily in paris. abroad, people certainly assoc

they performed an instrumental cover of michael jackson's billie jean as a foursome, one musician holdinghe guitar and playing the lead melody, the other playing the act, the third playing the bass note. but the drummer beats the rhythm on the body, it seems to us that, if desired, one could, of course, add a couple of musicians here, no doubt. this is how the directors of numbers would have acted, in the very rating and show of our country buy factor. so you saw no, you saw it. yes, you cover what is happening, in general, what kind of tricks are you talking about. not only some provocative opportunities, but in general, how organic and incredible the person looks on the stage and today we are waiting for another live broadcast at 20:45. be sure to include the factors of the belarus war one. well, do not forget that at the end it is the audience who will choose the favorites with their vote, but what is happening at this time behind the scenes of a large-scale vocal show of the country, the factor buy knows our helena hi. it would seem that such interesting, maybe in the wall, and i want

. >> after years of for singing backup for michael jackson and rod stewart he exploded onto the music1993 with her album, tuesday night music club. >> female artist like sheryl crow or liz fehr, even though they have success they were's still routinely marginalized within every aspect of the industry. there was not a lot of the space in pop culture for young woman's thoughts, feelings, and -- were taken seriously. >> there was such a strange dichotomy to gwen stephani. super girly but kind of stuck tough and in a band of all guys. >> i'm just a girl in the world and that's all you will let me be. it was like the middle finger up to every guy that ever annoyed you. >> we thought we would take you with us and alaniz is here with a brand-new album. a brand-new look i have noticed. >> i was dropped from mca records and my personal promise was that i wouldn't stop until i wrote a record that really exemplified and nailed on the head what was truly going on for me. >> that was a pearl clutching moment. what did she say? women can say that? she had been singing about a relationship that went

real question because all of a sudden everybody in power has fake faces, nancy pelosi looks like michael jackson, but it is true, gretchen witmer taking her botox afloat as well. what part of joe biden is still real? well, jeff bezos is completely transformed by the stuff. so with candace owens, we decided to ask if this is a sign of something deeper, a more deep fakeness impacting our leadership. >> thank you for having me. >> tucker: you have talked about the most important topics of life, but this got a huge response. why do you think that is? >> oh, man, i'm laughing out loud at botox-gate, i can't look at nancy's eyes anymore and not chuckle. talking about the psychological immune system, looking at all of these digital appearances, the botox toxins, we emulate what we see, mask saving lives, and not sending children outside. everybody is starting to look the same and it's like an avatar and it's very bizarre. with those that want to get a nip and tuck, i don't personally do it, but i was curious if men found this new phase to be attractive and boy was i met with so much heat from women, ha

don and prince and amy winehouse, michael jackson, they are included, people come to julian's, the marketf letting go of items and raising some cash, they are letting go and giving these items to sell, it works both ways for us, we have buyers, we have sellers. kennedy: i am a huge amount i winehouse fan. this -- amy winehouse fan this top piece is what she wore affixed had her head at 2008 grammy important that made her a star, she came crashing through the wall. >> first time in grammys, she wore --? i'm being respectful, i am not like kim kardashian, soiling marilyn monroe's dress. this is so incredible to own something so intimate. >> iconic, it speaks to amy winehouse, that is amy. when she did the grammies in 2008, sh she won 5, she did her performance from london at three a.m., live to the grammys, then she won 5 awards, she sang the song rehab. kennedy: he did not go to rehab because her dad said she didn't have to. >> no, no. kennedy: interesting, i was on mtv was nirvana. >> i know you were, i talked about you, we sold his guitar from the smells like teen spirit video at hard ro

other than michael jackson. what parent needs to be told. not to dangle a baby over a balcony? new episodes of who can forget. only on fox nation. now back to the countdown restaurant. miss martini. welcome home. this is what i wished for. there are certain movies that become stamped into the season, and definitely it's a wonderful life is one of that. i love it's a wonderful life. it's a classic. no matter how young. or old you are, i feel like it's a wonderful life just plays. for everyone to look at me. that's right. it's a wonderful life is kind of an unusual story for christmas because the main character played by jimmy stewart attempts to commit suicide. and then there's an intercession from heaven. clarence the guardian angel comes down to help him see what his life would be like if he had never existed. what made this movie so powerful is james stewart's performance. mary doggone it. i last saw the moon for you. that's right, mary. it's interesting how it's a wonderful life sort of became part of christmas culture. in the seventies. the copyright was not renewed. so by

. >> you are height, that is michael jackson. >> not paul's bl flask . >> speed recovery leave paul outonboard, next question. which goon said quote. if you kick every latino out of this country, then who will be cleaning your toilets? let's roll the tape. >> if you kick every latino out of this country, who will be cleaning your toilet, donald trump. >> that is not -- >> in a sent, you know what i mean. >> there are more jobs. >> in l.a.,. >> but, they don't okay hey are not only people. >> i didn't mean it. >> kelly osborne. i erased it. i thought latino would have say the that. >> but no. >> mario lopez. >> you got to right, jim. >> zeros across board from two smarty pants dr. jessica and big brain matt. they are lagging. jimmy wf went to college for half semester. >> on dressing as a black woman for halloween, said that was not black face but an homage? who was it? we have two bs and a c. >> talk to the point, please. >> is this joy speaking. >> joy? >> same joy -- >> yes, that paraded in black face, come on, joy. >> that is not true. >> i am. >> excuse me. >> excuse me. the black c

allegedly, the book will include correspondence with elton john, princess diana, and michael jackson. it's going to be fascinating to see how these icons, each in their own unique way, say, "i do not want to be on 'celebrity apprentice'." there's another small story today-- all of our energy problems may be over. because today, the u.s. announced a major nuclear fusion breakthrough that could help harness the sun's power. ha-ha! screw you, sun! we don't need you any more, old man! pack your sunglasses, and quit lurking around the corner of our kids' drawings! it's creepy! here's the breakthrough. scientists have been trying to generate power using nuclear fusion for about 70 years. and now, for the first time, they have created a reactor that generated more power than it consumed. it's a hanukkah miracle! and... i'm being told it's actually science. here's how it went down. scientists created this fusion energy by smashing atoms together at incredibly high speeds, using 192 lasers, as npr explained. >> this is very exciting! how did they do this? >> with lasers. it's like the-- >> las

. >> after years of singing backup for such stars as michael jackson and rod stewart, she exploded ontodo is have some fun. i have a feeling i'm not the only one. ♪ >> radio has been coming along playing female artists. it's a different environment. ♪ if it makes you happy, why the are you so sad. ♪ ♪ >> they were so marginalized within every aspect of the industry. there was not a lot of space in pop culture for young women and their thoughts, feelings, voices. >> ♪ i'm just a girl. ♪ ♪ >> there was a strange dichotomy with glenn stefani . girlie and in front of these guys. >> i'm just a girl in the world and that's all that you will let me be. it's like the middle finger up to every guy that has annoyed you. >> we thought you would take you shopping. >> i was dropped after having made use it through my teens. my personal promise to myself was that i would not stop until i wrote a record that really exemplified what was truly going on for me. >> an older version of me, is she perverted like me, which she go down on you in a theater? ♪ ♪ >> it was like, what did she say? she was singing

so michael dodgy lyrics michael jackson had dodgy lyrics about michael jackson had dodgy lyrics ab0|saidly, that's has said similarly, that's worse. i mean, he's pushed it further, but can't tell from further, but you can't tell from his the alex jones his behaviour. on the alex jones podcast, starts imitating podcast, he starts imitating benjamin netanyahu and fishing with milkshake. with a chocolate milkshake. and like that he's genuinely i think he's i think he's losing his mind. i think it's there is an it's all there is an exploitative to this. exploitative element to this. i mean putting him you mean in putting him on that, you know, supported know, he also supported balenciaga made a point balenciaga and he made a point that we lewis just bought him tonight, he was tonight, but he made a he was making point. nothing, lewis making a point. nothing, lewis says, seriously. says, which take seriously. you know, is a general cavalier know, this is a general cavalier look plenty know, this is a general cavalier lo

always prepared, but clearly unmistakably, the lowest -- if you ask me the lowest would be the michael jackson out on stage and i can't believe my eyes. she's a skeleton. now whitney was so full of pride of her fashion, of her look, her dress. you never suggested to whitney what to wear, what her hair style would be. i never saw her looking like that. i was scared stiff. i wrote her a letter. >> what did you say in the letter? >> i said, you have a severe problem, and you have to deal with it. and it's a matter of life and death. she didn't listen. or never replied to the letter. >> is it alcohol? is it marijuana? is it cocaine? is it pills? >> it has been at times -- >> do you deal with the diane sawyer interview in the film? >> we deal enough with her lows that we don't try to recreate a tv interview or another tv show. but it is dealt with at length and it's dealt with how it happened. and she seems as low as you can get. >> so let's talk about then, clive, i was on the air. you're having the grammy party at the beverly hilton. i walk out of the studio and they said we just got word that wh

she sat down with michael jackson which basically broke the ratings system.st rated one ever was monica lieu ensky. as you say, john, people, whether it was in the middle of a scandal or in the middle of a celebration, shelves was their go-to. she was the person who established herself. you hadn't made it until you sat down and cried through a barbara walters interview. >> i mean a lot of this was about her special technique, you know, that she forged. if you were being interviewed by mike wallace on "60 minutes" the killer question came in the form of a stiletto. when you were interviewed by barbara walters, the killer question would still come. she would ask anything that needed to be asked, but she did it in a way with not a stiletto, it was a scalpel. i mean you didn't feel it going in, and she asked it with real curiosity. the viewers really want to know the answer to this, and it made even a difficult interview, even an interview that might be hostile with another interviewer, seem like the kind of thing where the person just wanted to talk and tell her

she sat down with michael jackson, which, you know, basically broke the ratings system. and i think the highest rated one ever was monica luewinsky. as you say, john, people whether it was in the middle of a scandal or in the middle of a celebration, she was there go-to. she was the person who established herself -- you just -- you hadn't made it until you sat down and cried through a barbara walters interview. >> well, and i mean a lot of this was about her special technology, you know, that she forged. you know, if you were being interviewed by mike wallace on "60 minutes," you know, when the killer question came, it came in the form of a stiletto. when you were interviewed by barbara walters, the killer question would still come. she would ask anything that needed to be asked, but she did it in a way with not a stiletto. it was a scalpel. you didn't feel it going in, and she asked it with real curiosity. i really -- the viewers really want to know the answer to this. and it made even a difficult interview -- even an interview that might be hostile with another intervi

so just to name a few obviously she did a lot of heads of state and she sat down with michael jackson, which, you know, basically broke the rating system and then i think the highest rated one ever was monica lewinsky. as you say, john, people whether in the middle of a scandal or it was in the middle of a celebration, she was their go-to. she was the person that established herself. you just hadn't made it until you sat down and cried through a barbara walters interview. >> well, a lot of this was about her special technique that she forced. if you were being interviewed by mike wallace on "60 minute" when the killer question came, it came in the form of a killer ki stiletto. she would ask anything that needed to be asked. she didn't do it with a seta le toe but a scaple. it was a hostile interviewer seem like the she got a lot out of a lot of people. you name it, world leaders, fidel castro, she brought me back the box of signicigars bec she was not a cigar smoker and she knew that would make me happy. it was the way that made people feel confident and get they are story out. >> sta

but, clearly, unmistakably, the lowest -- if you ask me the lowest would be the michael jackson concertbelieve my eyes -- now whitney was so prideful of her fashion, of her look of her dress, you never suggested to whitney what to wear, what her hair style should be. i never saw her looking like that. i was scared. so i wrote her a letter. >> what did you say in the letter? >> i said, you have a severe problem, and you have to deal with it. and it's a matter of life or death. she didn't listen. or never replied to the letter. >> is it alcohol? is it marijuana? is it cocaine? is it pills? >> it is that at times. >> did you deal with the diane sawyer interview in the movie? >> no, we deal enough with hellohello -- her lows that we don't try to re-create a tv interview or another tv show. but it was dealt with at length. dealt with how it happened. but she sinks ahe sinkings as wn get. >> so, let's talk about then, clive, i was on the air. you're having the grammy party at the beverly hilton. i walk out of the studio, and they said we just got word that whitney houston died. >> breaking ne

. >> ten years before he did the moonwalk, michael jackson debuted "the robot" in 1973 on soul train.re. but there was a way that he did it, it was, it was faster, it was sharper, and it was street. i can just see his afro bouncing, and just because there was so much precision to it. >> dancing, dancing, dancing! she's a dancing machine. oh baby. oh yeah. i can't wait. i'm just gonna bite you! oh, baby. that looks amazing! marco's. pizza lovers get it. [ sneezing ] are you okay? oh, it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. coricidin is the #1 doctor recommended cold and flu brand. specially designed for people with high blood pressure. be there for life's best moments. trust coricidin. our clients come to us with complicated situations that occur in their lives. for them it's the biggest milestone, the biggest accomplishment, the sale of a business, or an important event for their family. for them, it's the first and only time. we have seen this literally thousands of times, in thousands of iterations. ♪ ♪ i am vince lumia, head of field management

michael jackson or r.artist from the person. but in this particular case coming back into mainstream hollywood, no, not at all. it's not a typical road to redemption for kanye. i don't see how an apology can fix this at all. but i have spoken to people close to kanye even today who do have faith he'll be able to turn things around. when you talk to everyday people, no one wants to give him another chance. >> understandably. thank you. >>> still ahead for you on this saturday night, we have seen remarkable and rare images of protests over pandemic policies in china. but are they finally forcing the country's leaders to rethink their zero covid policy? that's next. helping them achieve financial freedom. we're providing greater access to investiting, with low-cost options to helelp maximize savings. from thehe plains to the coast, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. hi, susan. honey. yeah. i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the real

there's a conversation about his artistic contribution that people wrestle with when it comes to michael jacksonr not one should indulge. in my criticism of the media of which i am apart, i think there's an overvaluing. i have been really thinking about this. i'm, like, listen. there are rappers who have clothing lines even, and popular famous wives. there are some that have existed before kanye, exist in the world alongside of him, and for some reason there's a particular amount of attention that we're giving to this story. i'm starting to wonder, is kanye in and of himself even the story? are we somehow contributing to this manic episode and making everyone have to partake in something that's very hurtful for many, many people, and, you know, is he really the headline? i really just had to parse that a little bit this morning thinking about him. obviously he's way out of pocket. this is a very sick person. mark lamont hill tweeted the other day that, you know, he was trash. this isn't just about someone misunderstood. this is someone who was actually trash and i don't think that any of us can

you see the temptations, michael jackson, neil diamond.wing a little dearth of creativity. >> the alanis morissette one was great. >> and another name i didn't expect to see lindsay lohan and pepsi. >> this is -- >> brand down? >> they're doing a tiktok promotion called something called santa and pilk. >> why? >> pepsi and milk mixed together. >> that's gross. >> you lay it out for the kids, that's disgusting, don't try it at home, kids, do not try pepsi and milk at home. >> you're ruining the milk. >> yuck. >> okay. mcdonald's, brand up? >> this one is for willie, there is a fresh brand in finland recycling mcdonald's uniform, it's recycled uniforms into high fashion. >> still with the logo on it. >> on the topic of food. >> yes, mayor inspired eggnog. i like a nog around the holidays. >> what the heck are you talk being? >> they are replacing egg, now they want to put mayonnaise. >> that's disgusting. >> it's disgusting. once again -- you can't fault me for this stuff, the kids ask for this stuff, i come, i bring it on. >> here is the te

so michael dodgy lyrics michael jackson had dodgy lyrics about michael jackson had dodgy lyrics ab0|saidly, that's has said similarly, that's worse. i mean, he's pushed it further, but can't tell from further, but you can't tell from his the alex jones his behaviour. on the alex jones podcast, starts imitating podcast, he starts imitating benjamin netanyahu and fishing with milkshake. with a chocolate milkshake. and like that he's genuinely i think he's i think he's losing his mind. i think it's there is an it's all there is an exploitative to this. exploitative element to this. i mean putting him you mean in putting him on that, you know, supported know, he also supported balenciaga made a point balenciaga and he made a point that we lewis just bought him tonight, he was tonight, but he made a he was making point. nothing, lewis making a point. nothing, lewis says, seriously. says, which take seriously. you know, is a general cavalier know, this is a general cavalier look plenty know, this is a general cavalier lo

was getting people hanging up the phone on her for the first time in her life, frank sinatra, michael jacksong to help. she again and again ran towards people who were in pain because i think she was deeply in pain from her childhood and then beyond. and that's why i think she had this everlasting, sadly, opioid addiction throughout her entire life. judy: i think it's fair to say, you know, people who look at her wonder -- eight husbands or i should say seven husbands, eight marriages, because richard burton twice, who was the love of her life? kate: it's interesting because i worked closely with her grandson, who is mike todd's grandson. so it was always a difficult conversation. i think it was richard burton, a tie with mike todd, but they were only married for a year by -- a year. by the time she was she had been 26 twice divorced anonce widowed. so i was struck by just the fast paced life that she lived. i don't know if she would have stayed married to mike todd. i mean, he died a year later, but those are the two that really stand out. judy: what is the question that you still have after

is it really any surprise that the kid who stopped christmas to show off his sweet michael jackson danceg this for a living? watching these old clips as an adult, i saw them through a new lens. these ghosts of christmases past, i could look past the presents and see the real gift i was given. holidays made to feel as magical as the movies produced by parents working so hard behind the scenes to make them special. e people can get it bad. and for those who do get it bad, it may be because they have a high-risk factor. such as heart disease, diabetes, being overweight, asthma, or smoking. even if symptoms feel mild, these factors can increase your risk of covid-19 turning severe. so, if you're at high risk and test positive, don't wait. ask your healthcare provider right away if an authorized oral treatment is right for you. (dog barking) we love our pets. ask your healthcare provider but we don't always love their hair. which is why we made bounce pet hair and lint guard with three times the pet hair fighting ingredients. just one sheet helps remove pet hair from your clothes! looking goo

like michael jackson would like if michael jackson would release something everybody knew . so many starsushed neck day. you don't pushed neck every day. you don't know what's going and that's know what's going on and that's very large around christmas television. are just simply television. we are just simply all watching it. we're watching something different. yeah, i do. you can just have too much it. you can just have too much it. you of think, what shall you kind of think, what shall i watch? by time you started watch? by the time you started looking, you literally be scrolling a half an hour scrolling through a half an hour thinking there's nothing to watch. there's of watch. there's thousands of things watch in the run up to things to watch in the run up to christmas, there was the traitor , which think everyone most , which i think everyone most that the fashioned that was like the old fashioned event. talking event. everyone was talking about it, everyone was watching it. everyone's like, oh god, it. everyone's like, oh my god, are going out that are they going to find out that w

like michael jackson would like if michael jackson would release something everybody knew . so many starsushed neck day. you don't pushed neck every day. you don't know what's going and that's know what's going on and that's very large around christmas television. are just simply television. we are just simply all watching it. we're watching something different. yeah, i do. you can just have too much it. you can just have too much it. you of think, what shall you kind of think, what shall i watch? by time you started watch? by the time you started looking, you literally be scrolling a half an hour scrolling through a half an hour thinking there's nothing to watch. there's of watch. there's thousands of things watch in the run up to things to watch in the run up to christmas, there was the traitor , which think everyone most , which i think everyone most that the fashioned that was like the old fashioned event. talking event. everyone was talking about it, everyone was watching it. everyone's like, oh god, it. everyone's like, oh my god, are going out that are they going to find out that w

who he reminded me of a fat michael jackson. , you reminded me of a whole plaid of the world, the star of the luminaries in the past is spoiled, and today's ones are also brought down . these are beautiful ones right? yes, yes, yes, and all the movements are clear, right here michael jackson is clearly clear, especially here at the forefront. this this is how it's all worked out. no one else, of course, has worked for us like that. e. well, and the song, of course, allowed. it. if it were technically difficult for us, of course, there would be no such movements in this. that's the plus of this simple composition, but i still insist that the last word in this song, when you ran, ran, barefoot, the last word should be oblique. she ran, and in the end, she still ran, slanting not only basta. yes, the minister for culture, would spin all this for you, as they say, already top program. and, of course, it's brilliant. i'm leaving now, you made us all happy. thank you, our russian language is multifaceted. i want to ask seryozha, but t

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he's got some michael. jackson moved there. yeah you know. oh gosh. weatherman. yeah here comes the storm. over there. over there. okay morning, everybody rise and shine and heading out the door this morning. this is what will greet you a little bit of haze because we have some fog in our inland areas. looking out towards mount diablo this morning. we're boy. is it colder this morning, anywhere from 39 degrees on the north side of mount diablo 2 42 degrees on the south entrance. otherwise 41 in concord in clayton 36 in santa rosa. we've got thirties and fairfield and also much throughout the tri valley, and it's 45 degrees now in hayward back into castro valley, these temperatures up to 23 25 degrees colder and some areas you saw the haze because of the dense fog. the dense fog has limited visibility. now in santa rosa cordova mile, nothing, no visibility and nevado wow. okay. four mile visibility throughout. livermore and in pleasant in, you know, the spot stanley road gets socked in. meanwhile what we're taking a look at is the winds. we need a good

with james brown who's like a father to me and then i was part of the community affairs for michael jackson'sng what other groups were doing. michael fill a stadium and say did the beatles fill this stadium? how competitive were they? were they mindful how popular they were compared to other contemporary groups at the time? >> oh, certainly they were aware that -- and it was a shock to them. they with respect prepared for what they were greeted with in america and the title of the book is a quote from john years later referring to shea saying i saw the top of the mountain on that unforgettable night. they were on a ride that they really had no control over until they quit touring in '66 and got serious with the music and spend time in the studio and that's what they wanted to do. they knew they were setting the trend for the entire british invasion really and their career changed everything in rock n roll. nobody played a baseball stadium before. after shea baseball stadiums were all you saw. technology wasn't ready for shea but four years later they were ready for woodstock. they had an impa

we've known that bodies of work had value in the modern age since michael jackson bought the publishing catalogs these days, in the streaming era, asset managers like blackrock see catalogs of hit song as gold, movies, video games, and they want to own the hits and the hits do have major value. but not 200 million for bieber's catalog 15 years in his career it's a bubble, joe >> the value, though, of these catalogs has held up well. beatles or mj, those things -- they don't go down think of taylor swift. maybe investors know what they're doing. >> yes, be careful on the other hand, bieber's catalog is probably worth every penny of $200 million. there's more to these music investments than you think case in point, ryan tedder he sold a sake of his music catalog for $200 million last january. he's the lead singer of one republic he helped produced the 21 and 25 albums from adel and 1989 for taylor swift and helped right songs for beyonce and black pink his catalog includes slices of all that and more. for some of these artists, it's not just about the song itself in this era where tiktok,

so i'll be inspired, how can i not, although michael jackson tried.onal example and so on and so on and so further. and who is it for them to be don't play well. and who is viktor bout for them look already with him here. rarely, when has the american government hunted someone so hard as this man? his name is victor bout, he is well known as a death dealer according to the us authorities will gain fame as the most famous arms dealer, fomenting civil wars around the world. he was popular with drug lords and dictators the united states could not help but see him as a threat because he could arm terrorists who want to strike at the united states sambut, a former russian officer, so he was protected by his influential friends and was untouchable for a long time was considered outlaw, but 3 years ago , the drug enforcement administration developed a daring operation. undercover to capture him and so last week they brought him to new york to stand trial on charges of terrorism in my eyes victor bout - this is one of the most dangerous people on the planet.

. >> si dices tenido la oportunidad de cantar, michael jackson o john pleno u otra leyenda musical a dÓnde vives para que te lleva tu regalo esta navidad. quieres quÉ le marque a santa? >> sÍ, pero tambiÉn a mi padre. >> que quieres mandar un mensaje a tu padre? >> sÍ, dijo mi mamÁ que mi padre ya tenÍa otra familia. y por eso ya no volviÓ. papÁ, puedes venir en navidadpara darte un abrazo? despuÉs te vas con tus otros hijos. maria: es el vÍdeo que conmueve a las redes sociales. ayer nos sacÓ las lÁgrimas y a todo el mundo en el estudio. el vÍdeo tiene mÁs de 29,000,000 de reproducciones. a nosotros tambiÉn nos cautivo. el equipo extraordinario de producciÓn de "despierta amÉrica" y su capacidad de respuesta inmediata lo encontrÓ. alan: miren esto. nos conectamos y nos da mucho gusto conocerlo. tambiÉn con la persona que grabÓ el vÍdeo. tambiÉn por supuesto le damos la bienvenida a lupito. [aplausos] bravo! [aplausos] cÓmo estÁs? lupito: bien. alan: hermoso. lupito: bien. maria: aquÍ tienes muchos tÍos. te queremos! lupito: yo tambiÉn. alan: cuÁntos aÑos tienes? cuÉntame de tu vida.

michael van hook fires one to commodity, jackson juggles and grabs it. 46 yards to pay dirt that givesa seven. nothing lead. grant responds, though three straight touchdowns , capped off by the 61 yard td from kyrill goss. pruitt remember the name senior with the jets? no one's gonna catch him come on, headed into halftime of 22 to 7. they did not look back. in the second half else. rito here going for the fake punt pacers special teams not here. that led to another touchdown from grant, and then we take it to the dagger in the 4th 26 yard touchdown hustle from image. ma, who heart grant wins this one in dominant fashion. the final score. 36 7, the pacers are your 2022 division three champs final . 16 is now set for the world cup. you can see the bracket here on your screen united states kicking things off tomorrow morning at seven a.m. against the netherlands. you can watch that game. right here on ktvu. good luck to us. a lot of people will be watching that one watch parties all around the bay area as well. little coffee. get the heated blanket. frosty tomorrow morning. turn on ktvu

introduced a companion bill in the house, congresswoman smeela jackson lee and -- sheila jackson lee and michael mccaul. i appreciate their leadership on this legislation. it's my conversations with congresswoman sheila jackson lee which have brought us to this point. having passed the house, this is our last chance, i believe, for both the senate and the house to have cleared the bill and send it on to the president for his signature. now, the nt zact passed the house -- the ntz act passed the house unanimously in september, and i hope it will pass the senate today to head to the president for his signature. madam president, i ask unanimous consent that the judiciary committee be discharged from further consideration of h.r. 7566, and that the senate proceed to its immediate consideration. if urt that the -- further, that the bill be considered read a third time and passed and the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table. the presiding officer: is there objection? mr. durbin: madam president, reserving the right to object. madam president -- the presiding officer: the dem

oh, yeah, that's michael with the prancing j-settes. they're from jackson state university. ghs. i think we have a lot of michael's moves. you're going to see coming up. >> i didn't know the rest of the dance. that's why -- they kept going. >> you sold that. >> the earlier part. >> if you watch really closely you might see some of my dancing too. [ laughter ] >> no. >> no. >> why do we fall for it every time? >> even i knew that. >> oh, well. >>> here are the top headlines we're following right now including the latest on the severe weather across the country. destructive tornadoes hit louisiana overnight. at least 50 twisters reported from texas to florida over 48 hours. plus, blizzard warnings continue for at least three states. ginger will have more on that. that will be throughout the morning. >>> also, the fight against inflation after the latest interest rate hike, the fed signaled they expect to continue hiking rates next year which means new home and auto loans get more expensive. and if you hold a credit card and carry a balance, this could cost you. >>> trending big

michael bryson for all of that important information. let's go to cnn's carlos suarez at atlanta's hartsfield-jackson airport.t's a busy airport on a normal day. how is christmas eve looking today? >> well, it's not looking too hopeful or too bright for some of the passengers that have made their way to the airport here. at last check, 212 flights out of hartsfield-jackson international airport have been canceled because of the cold weather that has now gripped much of the u.s. the busiest part of this airport, really is the re-booking counter at the delta terminal. that is where we found a number of passengers throughout the day trying to make sense of the circumstances that they now find themselves in. everyone here, we're being told right now is in the process of trying to figure out what other flight they might be able to get on to. the numbers across the country, they're not much better than the overall number of canceled flights across the u.s. at this hour. over 2,600 flights have been cancelled and when we're talking about cancellations, that is north of 6,000 flights. a lot of the passengers that we

i learn from the great historian michael kazen that thatch was nt something that was going by fdr. he got it from andrew jackson who talked about the democracy before it was the democratic party. but roosevelt certainly leaned on it and you can find speeches where he saying things like well, the royalists and the oligarchs say you invest in the very wealthiest people o in society, and some of the wealth will dribble down and everybody else. but the democracy says you invest in theac great american working middle class and then everybody will rise and prosper together. that's theat doctrine of the democracy, said roosevelt. okay? so then i realized that if you can't pronounce the name of our party correctly, it's too difficult, and just say the democracy because that's what rooseveltmo did. i wanted to claim throughout this election. mac that we've got a pretty good argument about howen our party s the democracy and that our party of the two party is the only one standingng for democracy today. it gives me no joy, or special delight in saying that. i've got a bust of abraham lincoln on my desk that i inherited f

steele, msnbc analyst, host of the michael steele podcast and former special agent to the fbi's counterterrorism division and assistant dean of yale university's jacksonof public affairs. we only bring on the classiest folks. i've got to start with you because i remember when i used to do a day side show and we had you on and we talked about the fact you called it a tiger by the tail. >> right. >> that's what the tea party was. it was a tiger that republicans thought they could hold by the tail and they just realized that they eventually couldn't. >> that's right. i remember a number of conversations with some of the political intelligents here in town. oxy moron. about what we would do with the submerging energy inside the party, which was at first started out around the sort of the constitutional principles of republicanism. >> and finance stuff. >> a lot about finance and the lot of the constitution. our rights. sort of the libertarianism thing raising up. it morphed by 2012 into something much worse and difficult. but the idea was very prevalent that we could control this. so no one and certainly i wasn't in fact talked about it many times on this

jackson. she's retired, united states air force. colonel who served at both the n a say and the office of the secretary of defense and in washington we have michael maloof. he is a former pentagon senior security policy analyst, all right? process rules in effect. that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate it. i want to start out with karen 1st. karen, it didn't make a lot of news in the west. well actually when the pipelines were blown up, but they didn't get a whole lot of coverage and kind of just disappeared. am in the act of probably the largest industrial sabotaged that i can think of. but it just, you know, went into the ether. everybody forgot about it, rushes just announced that it's going to mothball the thing. there is no energy relationship in the future as far as russia is concerned, when it comes to europe, why would they rebuild those pipeline? someone would just blow it up again. um, i just, you know, in looking at this conflict here, i think the way it is nato, and particularly the united states. they just thinking tactically, step by step. they have no real strategy here. and it's only good. it's only cre

heard the chief justice, as michael steele was indicating, as well as justice barrett, as well as justice kavanaugh, and, of course, as well as justice sotomayor, brown jackson, and kagan, asking pointed questions of the petitioner and the more conservative justices asking questions about, what would the standard be for reviewing, for federal court review of a state court's review of redistricting for compliance with state constitutional provisions? so, you wouldn't even need to be asking that question if the -- those justices believed that there was no such thing as state constitutional review for compliance with state constitution -- i mean, state court review for compliance with state constitutional provisions, right? but instead, they were grappling for a standard. now, the standard is very tiff cult to find, and, in fact, i think neal described it as stratospheric and i think judge ludig has pointed out that really there would have to be a federal interest to meddle with state supreme court interpretation of their own state constitution, because that's something that was just imported in at the founding into the constitution, into the elections clause.