. >>> the nine lives of ozzy osbourne.haron says about their marriage, what ozzy's like behind the mic and what the star is saying now about his parkinson's diagnosis. ♪ i'll make a man >>> it's "mulan" morning. the blockbuster live action film is headed for your living room. we're one-on-one with the director. >>> and, omg, usher joins us live. his big announcement and the blockbuster medleys of some of his biggest hits as he's saying -- >> hey, it's usher. good morning, america. ♪ oh, oh >>> good morning, america. yeah, we can't wait to hear from usher on this friday morning and we also want to hear from you. you can tweet us using the #usherongma. >> he is always one of our favorite guests. he's always so much fun. >>> and this morning, another favorite person we want to tell you guys about. an update from russell ledet from make your monday. one of our favorite guests we've ever had on that segment. after hurricane laura, russell went to his hometown of lake charles. of course, it was so hard hit by the storm, and he w

rough but we're getting through it. >> reporter: while they were away at the hospital, once a week ozzie would rumble next door keeping it neat and tidy. >> we were wondering like, why is he mowing our lawn for us >> reporter: he nevern't whatted any payment or would accept it >> he has above and beyond a gift i don't know what the word would be. >> reporter: so they spread the word and the raising men organizations which encourages kids worldwide to help their neighbors rewarded him for his kindness with new tools. a weed whacker, a push mower and a leaf blower. when you're a good neighbor, the grass is always greener. nbc news, illinois >> great job that is nightly news thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please continue to take care of yourself and each other. good night . >>> right now at 6:00, breathing more fresh air today. how long this will last before some hazy conditions return. >>> as we're enjoying good air quality, some of the worst in the world right now is just outside the bay area and forcing the shutdown of a national park. the news at 6:00 starts right now

getting through it. >> reporter: while effie and her family were away at the hospital, once a week, ozzie would rumble next door. keeping it neat and tidy >> we were wondering why he was mowing our lawn >> reporter: he never wanted or accepted any payment. >> he has been above and beyond a gift. i don't know what the words would be. >> reporter: so they spread the word, and the raising men organization, which encourages kids worldwide to help their neighbors rewarded him for his kindness with new tools. a weed whacker, a push mower and a leaf blower when you are a good neighbor, the grass is always greener kevin tibbles, nbc news, wadsworth, illinois. >> great job. >>> that is "nightly news." thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please continue to take care of yourself and each other good night ♪ >> 4-3-2. ♪ >> kelly: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show." that's right. i'm wearing an eye patch. it's for not any other reason than my eye hurts. challenge accepted. here we go. i am so excited to say that we will premiere season two of "the kelly clarkson show." so, i am supporti

ozzy dollar on the back foot at the moment. aus particular with relation to these australia and china tensions. the 10 year yield holding steady. 895 at the moment. --new zealand, after a -- -- speech, the take away from that saying that these more export very policies like negative rate are on the table still. sophie: joining us now for more on this market move is martin lycos. thank you for joining us. i want to focus on the em space. we did see that stock rally for emerging markets stall overnight, given the rebound for the dollar. what are you penciling in in terms of depreciation? martin: good morning. months, few weeks and the u.s. dollar has weakened somewhat. extent, thee outlook with the commentary out of jerome powell last week, they will basically -- it doesn't look like this low interest rate is with us for some time. that will support equities globally and also emerging markets as well. we don't have any specific targets for the u.s. dollar. to some extent, the ozzy looks like it is overvalued at the moment. we can

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been demanding improved living conditions and an end to corruption in a series of protests and bank ozzy demonstrate a set fire to an administrative building here u.n. mission to maybe it says it is concerned by the reports of recent violence between security officials and protesters that have happened in the region several people have been injured and at least one person has died. in the news ahead why the mayor of colombia's capital is calling for reconciliation with the protest of this bus. please remember the words very simple forest management. u.s. president ignites controversy as high winds threaten to fan the flames of the devastating west coast while for us. however the high pressure dominating the weather across much of europe sylar clear skies lots of lovely warm sunshine out everywhere still the showers around central parts of the med seen some dust storms just around the stamboul little area of cloud has some thunderstorms as well picking up the winds still quite a brisk wind further north just pushing across the british isles heading towards scandinavia some heavier rain ju

ozzie is teaching sister chen to drive. it's not called first, it's called one. no, it's not. position where you are the most prepared you possibly can be before going into a test situation, so that you have a higher chance of passing, don't you? but for shen and others learning to drive, lockdown in march meant tests were no longer on offer. so when the first slots opened up last month, thousands found themselves in gridlock. so i'm currently 57,365th in the queue. and shen wasn't alone. for the past two weeks others have sent me their story. i am standing in a queue, it started with 166,000 people. i'm currently standing at 49,230 something. i think today is a great example about how those of us with cancelled tests have been completely disregarded by the dvsa. because it is near impossible to book a test. initially the driver and vehicle standards agency only made tests available six weeks in advance. this has now changed to 18. despite still working within covid restrictions, this week the dvsa took some big steps to try and reduce the backlog. instead of limiting each ins

ozzie is another one for downside hedges., it does look overvalued, 6% or 7%, so that's another where you could pick up something quite cheap to prepare for the election. shery: we saw a little bit of a rebound in the u.s. dollar given the weakness of sterling, brexit returning to haunt the currency market. where is that going? laura: we're looking for126. it does feel, overall, what we have been thinking around brexit is starting to play out. i think 50-50 is where our economists see risk of a no deal brexit. and clearly, the events of last week intensified. for us, it didn't change probabilities so much. for the market it did. the market had been lulled into a farce sense of sick -- false sense of security, that was more broad u.s. dollar weakness story. for us, it's coming home to roost. and going forward, i would be cautious you are not going to see further declines on the pair, just given the uncertainty around this internal markets bill. shery: very quickly on the kiwi dollar, take a look at this chart. has that rally f

ozzie bond futures are backing -- bouncing back from friday's drop triggering a new 20 sale for thiseek, rbc penciling in 17 billion to 20 billion. in the british pound trading above 129. we are learning that see max is to extend to support the u.k. economy, the business support loan seem to be extended. the offshore yuan holding steady above 676 as we await the pending decision from the ftse russell extension inclusion of chinese bonds into global indexes. soap foreign inflows remain a key support. goldman calculating it will at one hunter $40 billion of cash $140 billion of inflows even as the u.s. toughens its stance on china. haidi: the oracle tiktok till winning the green light from the president, potentially averting a van u.s.. the culmination about week of chinese videoat sharing app a national security threat. oracle will own 20% of the new company which could be valued at $60 billion and beijing must now approve the transaction. >> at all continued to be named tiktok as it was all along and that's it, that's it. so, i can say that i have given the deal my blessing, if they

bubbles, and i am also the wife of dina fusch our daughter would like to speak. >> clerk: oka . >> ozzie realm request the san francisco land use -- realm with the san francisco land use coalition. this is the heart of the matter that everybody is talking about, which is racial and social justice. laundromats are very much needed, particularly in this area of town. this is one of the most dense spots in the city of san francisco with a lot of tenants who don't have [inaudible] in their units, so i urge you to take d.r. and do not let something for the benefit of the public to be converted into something that's only for the benefit of the owner of this building. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. incom next caller, go ahead. >> hi. my name is rico, and my wife and i nancy consider tons of bubbles to be an essential business. our landlord does not allow washing machines and dryers in our units, so we frequent tons of bubbles. if we have to drive to other laundromats, then there's just simply no place to put a car, andtice aphysically impossible for us to take laund rry to anywhere that's clos

bubbles, and i am also the wife of dina fusch our daughter would like to speak. >> clerk: oka . >> ozzie realm request the san francisco land use -- realm with the san francisco land use coalition. this is the heart of the matter that everybody is talking about, which is racial and social justice. laundromats are very much needed, particularly in this area of town. this is one of the most dense spots in the city of san francisco with a lot of tenants who don't have [inaudible] in their units, so i urge you to take d.r. and do not let something for the benefit of the public to be converted into something that's only for the benefit of the owner of this building. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. incom next caller, go ahead. >> hi. my name is rico, and my wife and i nancy consider tons of bubbles to be an essential business. our landlord does not allow washing machines and dryers in our units, so we frequent tons of bubbles. if we have to drive to other laundromats, then there's just simply no place to put a car, andtice aphysically impossible for us to take laund rry to anywhere that's clos

the whole of us young to speak with one voice instead we're seeing different pockets if you will of ozzy on sort of pushing back against the china position and others wanting to stay a bit more neutral. 3 south african police officers accused of murdering a teenager with down's syndrome have appeared in court in soweto the hearings been adjourned to later this month the shooting of nathaniel julissa in johannesburg last month triggered street protests against police brutality and corruption the family of the 16 year old said he was shot for not answering police questions because of his disability from a debate that was at the court and says people and so i want to see justice. it's very difficult for many south africans to understand what could have happened that's caused the death of a 16 year old with down syndrome his family has said he would have been unable to communicate with police if confronted that night we've also heard from police minister big there who has been cautious in what he said but he has also said it's very difficult to try and put together what could have led to the

it is not like other pairs like ozzie yen or randy yen, but it is less idiosyncratic. themerade off the larger when there is risk on, risk off euro-yenat context, did a bullish reversal yesterday. i think that suggests this week we might see some consolidation of the weakness of september. not a long-term turning point, but where we look for clues, apart from markets, markets are quiet today because everyone is waiting for the debate tonight and like many of these things get hyped up, it might be an anti-climax but at the moment, that is where the focus is. matt: what do you think investors are taking from the debate? if biden wins, is that good for markets because the dems will release more stimulus or is it bad for markets because they will tax and regulate? mark: i've just written a really long piece internally and i hate to say the conclusion was i'm not 100% clear what the immediate reaction is. one of the things we are outlining is the problem of the past dependency on a biden outcome. if biden is perceived as winning the debate and therefore it looks like his le

ozzie stocks slightly lower after capping the first week. watch for australia's 2026 sale. won retreating from an a month high with the latest raise --a, exports rose on a monthly basis. socgen last week said positive momentum for risky em could last for two more quarters. favoring chinese equities. futures lower after we saw chinese stocks rise the most -- ahead of the index rebalancing variousuld include companies while knocking out cte. -- zte. more bond inflows expected and investors will be able to pass the market to the biggest china market etf. a group is set to list in hong kong on tuesday and retail demand was last -- was less for that ipo, also starting to gauge demand for another sale in hong kong. more analysis, let's bring in our guest. good to have you with us. on a week like this one, we were light on eco-data out of asia. no real change expected in new zealand or thailand. what will be driving the markets? market -- will be here. on a week like this one, the market will be subject to the overall flow as well as headline drive

ozzie reaume with san francisco land use coalition. my attention was drawn to this segment when i actually heard someone bringing up sb 330 and the wonders of sb 330 that allow tenants to return. if the caller had paid attention to what's going on at 350-352 san jose avenue, she'd realize that tenants cannot come back from the other side. one of them died in the process, and no doubt, i'm sure it was the stress of all of this that had something to do with her death. she had just been retired. still, i'm glad that the caller brought up sb 330 because it shows how ineffective these state level protections are in protecting the tenants. none of this is going to protect the tenants in this situation. certainly, penny, who was displaced, is not going to come back from the dead. i can tell you a number of others who are dead after they've been forced out. iris cannady is one, and carl jensen is another. we need to have protections for tenants that makeup 64% of the residents in this city. at a time that the planning department is looking int

ozzie reaume with san francisco land use coalition. my attention was drawn to this segment when i actually heard someone bringing up sb 330 and the wonders of sb 330 that allow tenants to return. if the caller had paid attention to what's going on at 350-352 san jose avenue, she'd realize that tenants cannot come back from the other side. one of them died in the process, and no doubt, i'm sure it was the stress of all of this that had something to do with her death. she had just been retired. still, i'm glad that the caller brought up sb 330 because it shows how ineffective these state level protections are in protecting the tenants. none of this is going to protect the tenants in this situation. certainly, penny, who was displaced, is not going to come back from the dead. i can tell you a number of others who are dead after they've been forced out. iris cannady is one, and carl jensen is another. we need to have protections for tenants that makeup 64% of the residents in this city. at a time that the planning department is looking int

and certainly there's no reason to expect them to be harriet like ozzie and harriet. >>host: when you went to her death bed to say i forgive you? >> i literally raced through a storm to get to her death bed. i was giving a speech at washington university. april 14 which has always been a day of remembered. titanic hit the iceberg and present lincoln was shot. i waste from robert e-lee's house to my mother's death bed and she was in a coma so all i could do was hold her hand after giving the order to give the respirator out. i found myself saying i forgive you. these words surprised me. but they needed to be said. she was a wonderful woman that she could be noddy and impossible and she was too prou proud. she never said i'm sorry for being so impossible at dinner last night. my wife has a rule don't go to bed angry. it's a good rule. so as my mom is going to bed i didn't want there to be anything unresolved between us. i certainly hope that my deathbed people will forgive me. in a larger scheme of things in but i didn't. >>host: the last memory of her father? >> when h