the renault clio and from head on the honda jazz i don't get there it's a package of it's own the new me chris is a challenge to the others in the small car segment. but every change has winners and losers the loser here is the nissen note the now larger me ground will be replacing its bigger brother in the future. today your classic car expert crystal power is behind the wheel of a nineteen thirty five bentley three and a half liter part board. arrow solo in the early thirties british lecturing brand bentley was in crisis the legendary bentley boys may have won the twenty four hours over five times but even they couldn't save the carmaker from going into receivership and. i thought i don't christophe says in one nine hundred thirty one bentley had its back to the wall and needed a financial backer just before the firm was to be taken over by aircraft engine maker need here an unknown bidder acquired bentley for one hundred twenty five thousand pounds that bidder turned out to be competitor an arch rival rolls royce that hoped bentley sporty image would help it win over younger customers

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outlets in exile be the democratic voice of burma beamed news into me and maher from norway a news magazine called irrawaddy based itself just across the border in thailand pushing a pro democracy agenda the magazine now operates out of yangon and on this story like most of the domestic news media has adopted the government's position it refuses to call roll hinges citizens of me and maher it calls them bengalis instead irrawaddy is cartoonists depict row hinges as dark skinned people cutting into the queue and. asked bangladeshis are waiting at the western edge of the country poised to invade the magazine's editor was interviewed on c.n.n. earlier this month his line on the row hinges is in perfect harmony with the state . and. twenty four international press. back in two thousand and fourteen and his magazine will lauded by the new york based committee to protect journalists for coverage of me and maher that the c p j called authoritative and independent. the most painful thing about the air already it's run by political prisoners a long time he didn't these ar

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kind of like doing things that are there that scare me and where there's a great potential to fail so directing offers that and i think it's it's a new place for me and i think also for people of color and i think for a diverse storytellers more than ever now i think it's we have to tell our own story you are have to be in polish polish i was even put all the love to those stuck in my pants and i was listening to my elders and i was speaking polish that was my life i think people see me that's what they expect they expect me to be son you know timid very good at science and great science and then there's a group when i walk up to people i tell them that my childhood wasn't being spent being a danny. christmas carols plus strangers family. one time i was in a bathroom and a man said. and he shook my hand. and he was out here and he said don't worry i haven't touched my penis yet all next on larry king. of the no larry king now and we welcome back to the show the actor and director danny pudi known for his roles in captain america star trek beyond and of course community dan he stars in the tiger hunter about an indian man who immigrat

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column for the detroit news, and i want to know what my friends are thinking about the detroit news. >>, me personally? -- >> me, personally? >> i want to know what you personally think. >> i just take it on sundays. remember this article in the paper? they would have about 20 blacks and two whites. >> the crime in the streets? >> yeah, the crime in the streets. i didn't like that. i feel like that was phony. that was my personal opinion about it. and my customers too, they say, are you taken the news? i would tell everyone the same thing. >> what did the news do to make -- what should the news to do to make you buy it again? >> tell it like it is. >> one way they are telling it like it is, is by recognizing black achievement. here, it is sponsoring an award. >> first of all, i would like to thank the detroit news for making this award possible. it is a free citizen award in recognition of outstanding contribution to the reverend. [kigds laughing] >> we have thousands of good, substantial, decent, well-established negro citizens. who are trying to make it a good town. they are going to do i

place for me i do i think doing the yes being there but there sure it was completely new to me and i learned a lot and it was really exciting to be part of a story and help tell a story and i think also for people of color and i think for a diverse storytellers more than ever now i think it's we have to tolerate stories . yes great training amazing training super scary training legends like perform there you're walking on a stage where chris farley was doing berman and berman i mean my teacher had a gelman in this guy timo malley who are like just legends within second city and you know just seeing where tina fey's team called where all these great performers started and performed it can't help but inspire you every day to show up and it's it's proof that you could show up on a stage with nothing as long as you have people around you that you trust and believe in other and you can create something amazing oh we play a little game of if you only knew ok who was your childhood celebrity crush man alyssa milano. i want to get out. i speak polish and i can. make this like rea

>> that would be news to me.the offer were to come up again in the future, i could see myself doing it. it seems like an amazing opportunity. >> never say never. i'll keep my fingers crossed. meanwhile, he has his business, which has grown immensely since the show. you can see why. let's move on to another fit couple. jennifer lopez and alex rodriguez. why does their beverly hills day date seem awfully familiar? ♪ i'm still jenny from the block ♪ >> reporter: yep, these two riding around in a rolls-royce convertible might remind you of this scene from jen's iconic video. back then it was former fiance ben affleck who kept her company. ironically, "jenny from the block" just so happens to be a-rod's favorite song. wonder if they had their own carpool karaoke? >> when i'm in the car with jennifer, i just drive. i do as i'm told, you know. it's like, when i'm with my daughters. same thing. they just say, daddy, drive. play this. yeah, there's not much to say. >> reporter: today at an event for the new kia stinger, a

and that's just really new for me and i love this that you know. the face. find it in going to happen keep going to. be going to eat you out by michelle moved so you could go to one i'm not. liking the. one between fifty to eighty eight to five on five yes she can only do the skills that i'm afraid i should know of the physical skills and it can be tricky for. yes out. when you took a boat will you still have blocks once we have young women or ordered ladies or did order to put on the skin moment for though because of insecurity and begin to believe about point. that is so many cases open and. asked to do with what god may do to you some people. i was i was i have been betrayed by six people by the people. still is. by long day's it took us in a very very distant second to date in that it. was difficult to prove. they were always there yet was sure that it. was their goal to say that we as we should to mean to a character. to play around with the generals to give a wider focus there should look for the. stoning coming. mostly not their fat cats with their se

or eighteen when i just started playing and i just got a lot of course and to them it was mainly new to me because i just won the competition thing is you know sixteen and twenty so it's on a little opening. and that was in no way difficult because it was a first experience for me in the office along. so hawken welcome back to berlin thank you for playing a piece you know very well you've played it over sixty times as aereo most of. the. thank you. what you've done for the trumpet world you have extended the repertoire beyond belief and that's what you really actually set out to do you've had people write things for you ever since the beginning if we're gonna say that the trumpet house the possibility of being a solo instrument in the classical scene and the need to be. substantial patrol yes something that's not is really can compete with a group great violin concerto a great piano concerto a singer you know the choices that a conductor or a program committee are endless and the choice of. music is also endless one of the biggest music events i've ever been involved in was the two thousan

. >> it's not new to me. it's just new to everybody else. and i'll-- i'll let other people deal with any historical significance. my focus is on-- you know, i want to do a good job for all of the people that have been there over the years to support me. >> ninan: i was surprised at everybody talking about your voice. you have an amazing voice. what is up with the criticism over the voice? and how did you rise above it? >> i-- you know, i really haven't tried to pay too much attention to it. i do get a lot of "where in the south did you grow up," kind of reba mcentire-ish. and i tell them i'm from upstate new york and they look at me kind of sideways. you know, that's beyond my control, other than, you know, trying my best to keep a strong voice and make sure i drink a lot of water and to do my exercises "to, do, for, pop, boy," before i go on the air. things like that. it is what it is. and i tell people if you haven't heard a woman calling sports before, give it a quarter, give it a half, and listen to the language, and listen to the call,

nearly done but our conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter you can tweet at e w news or me at sarah harmon five three and don't forget to use our hash tag the day i'll see you tomorrow thanks for spending part of your day with me bye for now. to the conflict zone fronting the powerful. this week on your journey to lung good day for you tonight trace you my guest is the union's general secretary let mccloskey just so many struggling activists to lose their job capitalism trade union leader should be able to bring about a fair offer i'm sure equal britain what's the truth. in. thirty minutes w. . most of you. want. to thank you. with the senses. recognize. and experience the inexpressible. the cultural magazine. of arts twenty one on d w. two times in seventeen beethoven c'est vaughn from september and october first. welcome to quadriga that he sat on in the uk if the i love you but there is music are you ready for that cup full of holes you visionary and chief women's talk long t w about smart women. smart or to say that we broke the record about how smart station fans cheer

dramatic pictures there let's go now live to mexico city cynthia barrera who is with bloomberg news joins me on the phone cynthia can you hear me. i can hello. tell us where were you when the earthquake struck what did you see what did you experience well you know i was working at my building which is located in mexico say to its financial district our office is located two thousand and eleven store we were just carrying business to us as your show when we started feeling a very powerful shaking what the building holds a lamp started swaying and we mediately ran for cover under the work. it was. from my point of view a pretty lengthy movement and right away we could teach some of smoke seemed coming from some buildings nearby where our building is located so it was held so ironic because just a few hours before we had had a quake rattled to mark the thirty second and of course are you up to nineteen eighty five quake that tended to avoid a lot of buildings in our city and thousands of people in sydney if you could tell us what are you able to see right now and so are you still in your all of

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or he's already shut down the separatists official websites although it's house since moved to a new to me the government has also warned they could. be to polling stations in the country's main postal company has been ordered not to deliver any documents related to the vote. meanwhile more than hundred seven. mary's in the region are facing prosecution by the national government for voicing their support for secession. remember that when a citizen has a problem with justice just one system was a problem but one seven hundred twelve have a problem with justice it's just as the has the problems in this case spanish justice and not the some one hundred twelve because this has never been seen in europe at least in democratic you're going to everybody. this is a great surprise this has never happened before more than seven hundred my united that's why they have called this meeting our unanimous position is to act together that our priority is to work to guarantee as a referendum. additionally the spanish prosecutor's office announced that it will seize any printed material relating to the elec

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there. >> trust me i'll come back to new orleans as often as i can. >> come on down. >> i'll come back again, check on you and your mom yachlt you'll be in europe some. where maybe your momma can feed me something. >> she'll take you over to my grandmothers. >> everybody knows where to go don't they? >> trombone shorty's new project is "parking lot symphony." i love this brother and love his music. you will too. if you never heard it you're in for a treat. trombone shorty. glad to have you back. take care of yourself. >> the founding memberst grammy award country blues group. shez is out with "freedom highway." she recently launched her spring/summer tour in california before. our conversation though let's take a look at her performance of the title track "freedom highway" at sing sing correctional facilty. ♪ the freedom highway ♪ ♪ oh, yeah ♪ ♪ marching each and every day ♪ ♪ made up my mind that i won't turn around ♪ ♪ made up my mind that i won't turn around ♪ >> i remember reading about this in "the new york times" when you actually did this. why sing sing and tell me what the expe

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for himself and for his regime. >> the member of congress arrested outside donald trump's new york home joins me live when all in starts right now. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. another outlet backs up the report that paul manafort was wire tapped before and after last year's campaign. we are getting a clearer picture being adopted to get answers in the russia probes. it's not just special council robert mueller whose agents picked the lock on his home and threatened him with an indictment. the senate intelligence committee is playing "hardball" as well, cancelling a private interview with michael cohen, a long time business associate and opting to subpoena him to compel him to testify in public. we learned recently about cohen's efforts to make a deal on a trump tower in moscow. working with felix, a russian born developer and known mob ties who worked on past projects with the president. in e-mails obtained and published, he bragged to cohen about his kremlin saying i will get putin on this program andy woo will get donald elected. that's not his only link to the russia inves

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in fact, you see he got just as crazy behind the scenes of his new movie, american made, and we have your first look. >> you'll see meit was wild. >> tom giving us total top gun flashbacks. >> i feel the need, the need for speed. >> flying high for his new movie, the hotshot airman who got his private pilot license in 1994 shoots some dangerous stunts, including this scene where he's actually soaring solo and walks away from the controls. >> you see me put the thing on autopilot and walk back in the airplane. that's exactly what happened. even at the budget for visual effects, we put restrictions on ourselves. part of it is i'm doing all the flying. >> based on the real life story of a pilot recruited by the cia then ends up working for the medellin drug cartel. tom, who owns several planes of his own flew himself down to the south american location. >> i slept in a tent. we had the airplanes on the runway, and we had flew out to fuel, and we just filmed from early morning till late at night. >> here's a little something extra for your sister. >> how did the studio feel about their hollywood megastar risking life and

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