nellie's professor of urban studies at queens college in new york and also plays a commentator and see brian logan hi guys thank you for your time today andre you first yet we had the prime minister voicing kids that don't get involved in this you need to be going back to school now you can get the point discipline and all the you know don't don't bunk off school etc but heck it's their future lives decades down the road that could be affected by climate change except for do you think they did the right thing or if they overstepped the mark and just upset their teachers. i think absolutely did the right thing what the prime minister said i believe it really speaks to a different paradigms and understand what education is floor like you mentioned yourself some people you education has just been about discipline and following orders and deferment to authority but others happen to be your education is about personal development about understanding your society and about being engaged socially and politically in the world that you inhabit so i think it's fantastic and really inspiring to s

in 1968, glass gave his first public performance at queen's college.alf dozen of people in the audience was his mother who came up from baltimore. what did your mother think of the concert? >> she didn't say anything and i didn't say anything and as she got on the train she turned to me and said don't you think you should get a haircut? i mean, that's a classic, isn't it? ♪ >> reporter: but some of his early audiences were more demonstrative. in the beginning, you've said people literally like threw things at you. >> oh, yeah. oh, yeah. they did. >> reporter: you smile. >> it wasn't money either. eggs and tomatoes and stuff. >> reporter: yeah. how did you respond to it? >> ducked. that's the way it goes. people who throw stones out and then later we use the same stones to build mausoleums for them. >> reporter: in 1971 he formed a philip glass ensemble to perform his music but struggled to pay them. you were still working day jobs in effect into your 40s. >> i was strong, too. i was moving furniture. >> reporter: and driving cabs? ♪ >> reporter: in 197

you've had reporters on college queen talking about the contempt of court, sorry, the contempt of parliament by opposition parties —— college green. it is becoming increasingly political, needless to say. and how a brexit deal or a deal can be voted on by parliament and the eu and get everything in line before the article 50 process on march 29. this is talking about, you know, give the people of final say on brexit, talking about a second referendum, which theresa may has said will never happen, we can't do this, we have to respect the view of the referendum, we have to deliver brexit, that has been her stance from the beginning, but more and more politicians including the liberal democrats and others are behind the idea of a second referendum. in the city among your colleagues, your clients, do people think that it may happen? there are so many questions about what's ahead. i have a couple of conversations about it every week. i would say it is on par with the general election over the course of the next six months. we will probably see a general election before a second referendum. many m

in 1968, glass gave his first public performance at queens college. audience was his mother who came frup from baltimore. >> what did she think of the concert? >> she didn't say anything and i didn't say anything and as she got on the train she turned to me and said, don't you think you should get a haircut? [ laughter ] >> i mean, that's a classic, isn't it? ♪ >> but some of his early audiences were more demonstrative. >> in the beginning you said people literally threw things at you. >> oh, yeah. oh, yeah, they did. >> you smile. >> that wasn't money either. >> eggs and tomatoes and stuff. >> yeah. so how did you respond to that? >> ducked. that's the way it goes. the people we throw stones out, then later we use the same stones to build moss liams for them. >> in 1970 one e formed the philip glass ensemable to perform his music but struggled to pay them. >> you were still working day jobs, in effect, into your 40s. >> i was strong too. i was moving furniture. i was -- >> and driving cabs. >> yeah, that's -- you don't have to be too strong to drive

. ♪ [god save the queen] ♪ queen elizabeth: for many, the service from king's college, cambridge, isn christmas begins. listened to by millions of people around the world, it starts with a chorister singing the first verse. the priest who introduced this service to king's college chapel exactly 100 years ago, was eric milner white. he had served as a military chaplain in the first world war. just six weeks after the armistice, he wanted a new kind of service which, with its message of peace and goodwill, spoke to the needs of the times. 2018 has been a year of centenaries. [applause] queen elizabeth: the royal air force celebrated its 100th anniversary with a memorable flight past, demonstrating a thrilling unity of purpose and execution. we owe them and all our armed services our deepest gratitude. queen elizabeth: my father served in the royal navy during the first world war. he was a midshipman in hms collingwood at the battle of junction in 1916. the british fleet lost 14 ships and 6000 men in that engagement. my father wrote in a letter "how and why we were not hit beats me." li

queen! # for many, the service of nine lessons and carols from king's college, cambridge is when christmas beginso by millions of people around the world, it starts with a chorister singing the first verse of once in royal david's city. the priest who introduced this service to king's college chapel exactly 100 years ago was eric milner—white. he had served as a military chaplain in the first world war. just six weeks after the armistice, he wanted a new kind of service which, with its message of peace and goodwill, spoke to the needs of the times. 2018 has been a year of centenaries. cheering and applause the royal air force celebrated its hundredth anniversary with a memorable fly—past, demonstrating a thrilling unity of purpose and execution. we owe them, and all our armed services, our deepest gratitude. my father served in the royal navy during the first world war. he was a midshipman in hms collingwood at the battle ofjutland in 1916. the british fleet lost 1a ships and 6,000 men in that engagement. my father wrote in a letter, "how and why we were not hit beats me." like others, he lost fr

queen!# for many, the service of nine lessons and carols from king's college, cambridge is when christmas begins with a chorister singing the first verse of once in royal david's city. the priest who introduced this service to king's college chapel exactly 100 years ago was eric milner—white. he had served as a military chaplain in the first world war. just six weeks after the armistice, he wanted a new kind of service which, with its message of peace and goodwill, spoke to the needs of the times. 2018 has been a year of centenaries. cheering and applause the royal air force celebrated its 100th anniversary with a memorable fly—past, demonstrating a thrilling unity of purpose and execution. we owe them, and all our armed services, our deepest gratitude. my father served in the royal navy during the first world war. he was a midshipman in hms collingwood at the battle ofjutland in 1916. the british fleet lost 1a ships and 6,000 men in that engagement. my father wrote in a letter, "how and why we were not hit beats me." like others, he lost friends in the war. at christmas, we become keenly aware

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the talk show queen and billionaire got her start in nashville four decades ago and graduated from high school there. she also went to collegert officials are resisting. they say to rename the airport after anyone the person who have to be dead for at least two years. >> quick fact there. i worked at that same station. >> we need you here. >> we worked at the same two stations, baltimore and nashville. i followed her path. >> very cool. >> and now i'm here. >> and now you're here, happily. >>> we'll check the forecast with terry. >> we start out with some patches of fog looking much better right now as we get a live look at christmas in the park in downtown san jose. misting and drizzling out there as you head out the door in campbell. upper 40s to start and upper 50s later today. >>> and we got a car, just one car. this was one of the only visible roadways yesterday. we'll show you how things are on the other side. >>> breaking news for you this morning, water gushing out of a broken water main on the peninsula. now that fix could affect courts and the nearby jails. a live report from that scene and the problems crews are d

than a bird so the queen of the nation made a royal proclamation, bring me all the professors and went to the hairdressers and came from the east and came from the south to each colleger met the fate and the queen had the he said i'm the dirty rascal and i'm here to teach the queen and this fool had rules they ought to teach in school. you should never try to be the kind of person that you're not so they sang and they laughed for the king had found a friend and ran onto a rainbow so the tt hide. you must not let the ts [ applause ] >> how about that exclusive look at "mary poppins returns" are lin-manuel miranda. we couldn't recruit the penguins but have the star, please welcome lin-manuel miranda. [ applause ] ♪ >> hello. [ applause ] >> how about that? >> how about that? >> i think that's the first time the world has seen that. >> that's the first time the world has seen that. [ applause ] but that was not the first time you danced with penguins? >> actually, no. i spent hours dancing with penguins. it was discuss a one-sided relationship with my vhs copy of the original mary poppins at home. i don't know if you remember but like on vhs, the disney box were bigger

queen in parade history. the rose bowl parade kicks off new year's day in pasadena. >>> let's dive into sports now. dave feldman has a look at what's coming up. >> the semifinals of the college football playoffs are year. oakland's first round pick killer murray and the orange bowl, on the other side of the bracket. a lopsided contest between clemson and notre dame. and a quwarriors preview comingp next in sports. the nbc sports s. sharks defenseman erik karlsson wa >>> hi, everybody. i'm dave feldman. eric carlson was suspended for two games for an illegal hit against the kings last sunday. the suspension now over. carlson is available to play against the oilers in edmonton. bad news for edmonton, don't make carlson angry, you won't like him angry. it's carlson who finds donskoi who puts it in the net. we're tied. second period, sharks up by two. eric carlson is going to get the puck. so he's got a nice assist. now he's going to snap a shot from the point. sharks lead by three. third period, sharks short handed. logan couture7-4. >>> college football. clemson taking on notre3. trevor lawrence hooks up with justin ross. 52-y no good. cle clemson up six. lawrence lobs up for

the talk show queen and billionaire got her start in television in nashville four decades ago and graduated from high school there, also attending collegeo far, airport officials are resisting. they say to rename an airport there after anyone, the person would have to be dead for at least two years. >>> coming up, a man rescued from an exhaust duct in the bay area. what he was doing that has him behind bars. >>> and a deadly terror attack in france. police are searching for the suspects. the investigation is going on right now. a would-be burglar found stuck >>> take a listen to this. just into our news room, look at this right here. a would-be burglar found stuck in an exhaust duct. no, this is not a painting here. that's an actual man in that exhaust duct. the fire department just posted this photo of that man stuck. the alameda county firefighters say they pulled that man out of the chinese restaurant in san lorenzo. this is at bachmann. nbc sky ranger was overhead earlier today and someone from a neighborhood business called police saying they heard someone yelling. when firefighters arrived, they found that man in that duct. he tol

queen elizabeth boris yeltsin will she brought some sterling silver horseshoes. those are probably i'm sure on display at the bush presidential library in college station. but that was a lot of fun. we were actually at camp david one time with president gorbachev. they are having some high-level meetings. they decided to take a break. president gorbachev and his interpreter decided to go for a walk on the grounds that camp david. so i thought well the president is napping i will follow them and see where they go and see what they do. they come across the horseshoe pit. and gorbachev in his interpreter they are discussing what is this, why i explained to them this is a horseshoe pit it's a game. gorbachev throws it in the very first row he gets a ringer. while this is great. he takes a horseshoe and he keeps it i said wait a minute. he stealing president bush's horseshoe. i went and ratted on them. i said gorbachev stole your horseshoe. so that night president bush had the other horseshoe mounted on a plaque and presented it to president gorbachev and said you know in this country a horseshoe is a symbol of good luck. and gorbachev said same thing in the

college. maybe he's not the most fit. it's okay. >> you know what's cool about this? jennifer lopez is the queen of rom-coms.jennifer lopez wanted just you, what did you inbehind me to make sure nobody else was there. jennifer and i know each other because of our respective nbc shows. i read the script. it was great. we hopped on a facetime. i was filming a tv show in los angeles at the time they're about to do the movie. >> how did you pull that off? >> i was jack pearson's home was burning down. and i was going through whatthe. >> you were doing heavy stuff for "this is us." it's lighter than that. >> way lighter. and fun. >>mi with jennifer lopez. wh inclusive, kind-hearted performer's i've been across. and for everything she's built in her career, from music to in front of the camera, to producing, everything, you don't think of any of it. and she doesn't make anybody else feel like, how large her reach is into the world. >> how is life going for you since "this is us"? it's like an overnight success that took 12 years. >> 23. >> you've been working as an actor for so long. and you've real ly hung in the

queens of state. this is megan markel and prince harry's first christmas as husband and wife, the world tradition of attending the christmas day service dates back to the 16th century and a number of college in the cotton bowl, they failed drug tests. and shining, flashing lights, stuck at the hospital. people gathering outside the michigan hospital every night this month. you can see the children waving glow sticks at the crowd below. those kids can't be home for christmas, they are not alone. this is the coolest story we have done all day and we are thinking about those kids today. merry christmas to them. griff: sarah sanders honoring our troops with a tweet you need to hear coming up. lisa:'s operations underway around the world from bethlehem. father john will share his christmas message with us next. pete: here is the united states marine band. ♪ (vo) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? (vo) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up