, go, power rangers - man: again!ved so much. what is success? oh, god. the ability to do what you want to do in your life. what's it measured by? - by money, by gold records? - partly money. - money? - partly money, yeah. - enough-- - how much of a part is money? it's always a part. i've never met an artist or a producer who will do it for nothing. you aren't ashamed of the trappings of success. not ashamed of it, no. you have a beautiful home in london, you have a beautiful home in beverly hills. you go on great vacations, you... you know, you have a lot of money and you spend a lot of money. simon: living the dream. what's more important, money or art? - money. - why? you can buy art with money. harvey: you have had your share of accolades and awards. how important is that to you? not as important as having hits. where do you see your biggest success? where do you see, "this was the seminal moment of my life?" too many times, harvey, because every hit has a meaning for me. i think, look, when-- ( stammers ) once yo

. >> well, super short a little too short for me. [ laughter ] >> seth: it was a "power rangers" moviethe queen in a "power rangers" movie. >> that was me >> seth: look at that! [ cheers and applause look at -- look at that. what was your -- do you remember the queen's -- >> it was -- i think her name was dul-see-a or dul-sen-a-ah. >> seth: uh-huh. >> but i was so excited. because i was going to australia to play this queen >> seth: yeah. >> i get there, hair, makeup, prosthetics, pieces, walking around like that feeling pretty good >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> and it was shooting in australia. and then i was there for november - >> seth: uh-huh. >> and then december >> seth: great >> and then we were getting close to christmas and they had me on hold a lot. and finally around december 21st, i said, "hey, guys this is great. but you kept me on hold too long i got to go. it's christmas." >> seth: yeah. >> i think that's only fair. >> seth: yeah, yeah. >> so i go home. i fly home in december january 3rd i call them. i'm like "okay, i'm ready. and they're like "sweetie, you're good. don

i don't want to sound corny but we're like the power rangers together. >> reporter: after a decade oft this time in an era where latin music is more popular than edm or country music, right here in the u.s. >> when we think about crossover, we're thinking of a '90s concept, we're thanksgiving of a 2000s concept. in 2019 moving into the 2020s with the seamlessness of social media crossing over's an outdated concept. >> reporter: according to spotify their viva latino playlist is growing five times faster than any other playlist in their top 1,000. >> look at the generation of stars we have now. look at bad bunny. ♪ look at j balvin. ♪ look at ozuna. these aren't people who are that concerned with speaking english. >> reporter: santos introducing english language artists to his world long before the industry fully embraced it. >> at first they didn't get it. and when i say they didn't get it i'm not speaking about the fans but just like the industry. like it was very difficult to program a bachata tune in anglo radio stations. that's not the case now. like you hear songs like cardi b. a

. >> the word i think you're searching for is power ranger. >> the word i'm searching for is toy. >>ay was here were new characters. >> to infinity and beyond! >> the film was contemporary. it was not a musical. and it was done with all of the sincerity of the walt era. >> you actually think you're the buzz lightyear? ohhing all this time i thought it was an act. hey, guys, look, it's the real buzz lightyear. >> you're mocking me, aren't you? >> anybody wanting to study screen writing should watch pixar movies. they're beautifully written. >> let he guess, andy's a real special kid, you're his buddy, bess friend. and when andy plays with you, even though you're not moving, you feel like you're alive because that's how he sees you. >> you absolutely believe these characters had an internal life. they felt like being a toy was a job that they were proud of. that was just a brilliant premise. and it was executed perfectly ♪ oh somewhere deep inside of these bones an emptiness began to grow ♪ >> there's something that's so beautiful about bringing an inanimate object to life. drawing an

of course powered by storm ranger.lots of rain, a live look across the bay area with all of our networks of cameras as well. we are definitely in a microclimate weather alert. >> so we also wanted the rain, certainly it's our gift, right? good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. marcus has the day off. we have the microclimate weather alert as well. "today in the bay's" meteorologist kari hall tracking that system. >> you know, before last week, we were talking about how santa rosa needed almost seven inches of rain to catch up to normal, and here we are a week later, we've got it. so we are seeing this bringing some beneficial rain to the bay area, and we're tracking it all with storm ranger, our mobile doppler ranger. some of the heaviest rain moving through marin county. it's been very wet here. the rain totals in some areas racking up over seven inches of rain. and then we're seeing that for the skroanta cruz mountains, mon hill the highest amounts of rain this morning and

that's the power of storm ran ranger. you can see heavier rain. and san francisco expected to pick up through the next 30 minutes. i do expect it to continue through 11:00 this evening. >>> we're getting our first picture of the storm damage. you can see it in santa rosa on buena vista lane. problems could go well beyond a few downed trees. let's bring in christy smith fi. >> reporter: rain has been coming down for a while, it does feel like it's getting worse. we're standing outside of foothills regional park, the area where the kincaid fire burned very close to homes. the park only partially reopened and then was closed due to storms. >> yeah, the stress has been tremendous. >> reporter: mick lives in windsor, where firefighters managed to save homes from flames. but now they face a new threat from wind and rain. >> i thought it scratched the car, and no damage, but it was like this. you know? so the wind is more concerning. >> reporter: behind the homes, there is burned areas in foothills regional park. with little vegetation, concern the rain

india's prime minister is grappling with his biggest domestic challenge since coming to power in 2014 the ranger modi has been meeting his ministers to discuss the growing protests over a controversial citizenship law where police fired tear gas and water cannon at demonstrators in new delhi and other cities overnight and at least 16 people have been killed and more than 4000 detained countrywide since the unrest began last week or much of the violence on friday was in the northern state of qatar pradesh where protesters set fires and they hurled rocks many have accused police if using excessive force demonstrations have been largely peaceful in states controlled by the opposition that's where regional leaders say they won't be implementing that new law on friday thousands took part in west bengal and the state chief minister is a fierce opponent of modi. don't want my government wants one religion to be separated we want to let that happen we are united. let's get an update from sabina shrestha she's joining us from new delhi talk us through where you are and what you've been seeing. over here

power. this is in california and the rangers would meet pigments in support of the struggle to overthrow the bifacial government in the south. in the name of equality of the farmers and equality of farmers. >> for black people on farms not having any rights, not only did they not have rights but the kkk is wreaking havoc. they are making the 14th and 15th amendment questionable. so that's exactly the contents. however, this is explained how it works, it's one of the most interesting, it's sort of like revelations. no one has extorted before, there was this argument that farmers, it's only essentially white farmers. if they were being oppressed, i'll give you an example. after the civil war, congress passed a tax. it was a tax to make the people who reached the civil war pay for any small degree so they had to pay something called a context. while it ended. in the 1870s, the grangers campaign for reparations, so the federal government would pay them back for that context. [inaudible] >> you could put it that way. in essence, they are trying to unify the country on the basis of white solidarit

power of tide. >>> good evening, sharks made a coaching change looking for more zip, more energy, new voice to inspire players and they went out against the rangersarge. new york on the power play with a wrister that beats martin jones. scores again on jones. now 4-3. this goes from bad to worse. you cannot allow that goal to go in. that's a soft goal right there. his second of the game. 5-3, and then an empty netter completing the hat trick. sharks won for their last 32 on the power play. they lose again. 6-3. the classic trap game coming off the packers, ravens and saints now facing the lowly falcons and d.j. jones for the season he's out. ankle injury. high energy rick bosa, eight sacks on the season constantly pressuring opposing quarterbacks to the delight of robert sala. >> i've never seen a rookie get more attention than he's gotten. the amount of chip he gets, the amount of double-teams i've never seen anything like it. i can't believe teams are afraid of a rookie, but that's their problem. >> thursday night football ravens hosting the jets. how about a lamar jackson run? passing michael vick for most rushing yards for a quarterback in th

i talked one of them into trying to get some power going down here to name one of the new carriers ranger and carry on the tradition. thank you so much for listening. we will go to questions. i am kind of long-winded. >> >> i was prepared if you were not. there are lots of great stories in this book that we did not have time to get to tonight. i encourage you to get your hands on a copy. we have a question down front. >> >> i was wondering how aware you were of what the air force was doing? how much costs cross-pollination was there in terms of bringing back dogfighting? >> >> i know jon voight. he is a brilliant academic. he has been very influential in a lot of good airplanes. we did not have time. we had a couple of meetings with him. now's argument always comes down. john boyd mel's argument always comes down. john boyd always tries to think about what makes a great fighter pilot. they had a couple of meetings in front of big audiences. he says you can't quantify what the human being driving the airplane would be like. that is really true. the pilot is always a key factor that is whet

storm ranger, up and scanning. we had this powered up.t did a great job of capturing the heavy downpours, the pockets of rain and helping us time it out. the timing was exact this morning. sunday morning temperatures were cold. and monday morning, they're going to be really chilly, in the 30s. we could see areas of frost into the north bay, the santa rosa area, as well. your microclimate highs, as well, going to remain if the 50s. 53 for san francisco. look at half moon bay, 54 degrees. we could see areas of early morning fog. and for all of the viewers traveling to the sierra, very important out here. winter weather advisory will remain in place through 10:00 p.m. on monday. through tomorrow night, we're talking at gusty winds, dangerous travel. a couple more inches of snow are expected into early tomorrow, 2 to 4 inches. we saw the heaviest snowfall last night. but we have another round to pick up tomorrow morning. the seven-day outlook. how are we looking for the next several days? rain will continue in california but will dry out. our

ranger syndrome. lou: its trumped arrangemen dure but also a loss of power.we have more than a few times, they have meant to impeach as president, to overthrow this president and pretend that they somehow were a noble cause on the part of the democrats when it could not have been more base, more self serving, more political nor more false. >> but they need to do this because they want to paralyze his ministration because they're petrified about what he's doing, he's not just being the president, he is revolutionizing the place, he has pushed back on all the liberal ideas on their carbon trading and transgender stuff, the supreme court, he is transformational and they know when they're petrified so they want to try and stop them from what he is doing. lou: how much do you think this will help the president and the republican party to be able to campaign, this is an obscenity as i said on the part of the dems. >> i think it's great to the people who really love donald trump are outraged. lou: do think the people who don't love him that are also outraged. >> i w

and talked one of them into trying to get some power going down here to name one of the new carriers "ranger" and carry on the tradition. so, thank you so much for listening. we can go to questions and whatever. i hope -- i'm kind of long-winded. >> well, i was prepared -- >> i lived it, you know. >> i was prepared, if you weren't. i will say there are lots of great stories in this book that we did not have time to get to tonight. i encourage you to get your hands on a copy. all right. we have a question down front here. >> yes, sir. >> thank you for your service and also for the book. very interesting presentation. i'm wondering -- wondering. okay. i am wondering how aware were you of what john boyd was doing, and how aware of you were in bringing back dogfighting. >> i know john boid, and he is a brilliant academacademian, and been very influential, but we did not have time, and we had a couple of meetings with him, and mel holmes and my aerodynamics guru if you will. he didn't get along with him, and his argument comes down to taking john boyd trying to make a mathematical equation of wha

developing world with a pledge to relinquish coal to generate power but for those who live in the so-called sacrifice 30 years is too long to wait. and rangers decade long victory drought at celtic comes to an end the peter has the. hello there some pretty good weather across central and western areas of europe there's a lot of cloud around and we are actually still seeing some fog across the central areas particularly in the valleys boss it is caring for the most part and we've seen plenty of snow of course this is the southeast of poland it looks very pretty but of course it does make for very dangerous driving conditions as we go through monday it really is not about picture out toward in fact across into poland it's mostly goings because of a cloudy skies and the winds are coming from fairly mild direction to say look at this 11 celsius in london on monday 7 in paris 4 in warsaw it's cold in moscow minus one but really the main weather is this system here in the eastern and of the mediterranean this is going to sit here for the next couple of days heavy amounts of rain we could see about $150.00 millimeters into coastal areas of syria an

power but for those who live in the so called sacrifice owns 30 years is too long to wait. ballerinas it would belly and against french president manuel mccollum's pension reform funds. and rangers decade long victory drag it sounds like rock comes to an end peter will have the action mate. hello there want to coastal areas of china we've got the remnants of the recent typhoon mixed in with the front so it does mean for the next couple of days of a few showers around and such a loss of rain really across much of taiwan as you can see there temperature wise on monday not cheap out in shanghai 13 cells with my goodness it does feel cooler on choose the friends of the swinging through so some cooler air coming in behind so 5 celsius at best and generally a cloudy picture elsewhere but no such as wet across into taiwan i want to show these coastal areas of vietnam further to the south throughout much of indonesia we've got the usual rains it's a dry couple of days ahead. much of the philippines in the rain across into west in borneo that does further west was as we head through tuesday so much as some outre java will see some very heavy amounts of rain but on the bad day tuesday acr