here, yes, radio city. no pressure.ance year-round. for me it's been a while. >> just got a video from val, a dance he'd like to do with me. i think he's forgotten it's been four years. super ambitious so, you know, we'll see how this goes. i learned it in about an hour and then i'm back in the jive. >> not bad. >> in less than 24 hours later i'm backstage and i am with my friends, sold out at radio city. yes. it's happening. congratulations. >> hi. thank you. >> all of you. oh, yep. it's definitely been four years. >> go, ginger, on three. one, two, three, go ginger. >> i'm going to need that. i'm going to need it. what's your advice for me? >> advice? it's radio city. >> yes. >> feel the energy from the audience. >> it's a lot of people. >> it's going to be electric. it's going to be epic. enjoy the show. >> thank you. >> have fun. >> you too. y'all look great. we'll see you out there. >> i love this ponytail. work it. >> everybody please welcome to the stage -- >> i'm about to go on. no turning back now. >> ginger ze

to come for the radio city to get insight. into. this is do w. news live from berlin grief turns to operate in iran after the military admits it was behind the downing over ukrainian passenger jet protesters chant anti-government slogans and cold storage his lawyer says for initially denying shooting down a plane on wednesday 176 people were killed also coming out. and prime minister scott morrison admits he could have handled the country's bushfire crisis better another firefighter has died as authorities warn the danger is far from always up. and a volcano in the philippines threatens to erupt off just doing a massive plume of ash into the sky and the in manila authorities have grounded all flights in and out of the capital we'll talk to our correspondent. thanks for joining us angry protests have erupted in iran after the government admitted that its forces accidentally shot down a ukrainian passenger plane killing 176 people in tehran thousands of demonstrators many of them students slammed the government for initially denying that it was beh

ginger zee from "gma," of course, performing at radio city music hall in new york city.s a former contestant. the "dancing with the stars" tour is coming to the paramount theater in oakland, april 3rd. and on that date, the special guest will be kate flannery. "gma" will have much more on ginger's appearance last night coming up at 7:00. this is a big deal. it's at radio city music hall. she got to reunite with her partner. >> she's killing it. >> she is. >> so good. she's the best. >>> new at 6:00, groundhog day could look different. why some are pushing to retire punxsutawney phil. >> we're not going to be able to joke at his hall of fame ceremony. >> an extremely emotional shaq talks about the passing of his former teammate, kobe bryant. when we expect to hear from the lakers for the first time since his death. >>> and we go back live to miami. jimmy g. just days away from making his first start in the super bowl. what his teammates are saying about him. >>> and we'll leave you now with a live look outside at the ferry building, the embarcadero, the bay bridge. we'll

i in any case at radio city sing. de dhea. news comes via the radio it's- trusted trusted by about 50% of people. like vtv trusted by 46% of people. at roller dot the print press at. 48% internet. i have very low at 23% of the. patrol in for me going on. so all of this doesn't really bold well for i suppose that the image of journalists- the moon has been looking into it saying. at the- you're the one of the major factors as well it come into the study is. an indication that young people are just less and less interested in the news. partly because they're getting. temperatures much more destructible entertainment via social media and they're not getting. prepared news shows of a specific times of the day as you much about if you were to the international broadcaster for example. and so that is a different beats i take away factor. did she leave joan as i said a big a big thing a big incident in the last years since. since then the genius john movement. i do you feel that the media made an effort to take. the realities of fren

dozens of world leaders arrive in these radio city of jerusalem to remember the holocaust and what will be its largest ever political event. coincides with the 75th anniversary of the red liberating auschwitz from those nazi death camps we speak will survive a. me i will never forget it every morning i look at my hands and see. i have the number here and i see it every day the time in auschwitz. and. despite the remembrance of ending israel being aimed at the united nations in the face of tragedy the leader of poland will not attend the software dispute with russia. about the past being politicized. certain aspects of history.

i'm on three hours of sleep because i did a radio city music hall last night with my "dancing with the stars" friends. it was a blast. you will see a little behind the scenes from that, too. >> we aired a story about it earlier today to give people a preview. miss ginger was rocking that ponytail. >> whip it. >> yeah, you know, have to whip it. have to have that ariana grande feel. >> it was nice to see the two of you together again. it looks like you had great time. >> i wish i with have had more than 45 minutes to learn it and rehearse, but yes, it was awesome. uj wou >> you would have never have known it. you looked great. >> look at her. a trooper, three hours of sleep. see you soon. >>> new details this morning about prince harry and meghan markle's new life in canada ♪ and those are sounds from an award winning band from san jose. the group is part of a new wave of latin influence at the super bowl. >>> and it's 6:20, a live look outside along the embarcadero. we'll be right back. >>> coming up on 6:24 this wednesday. looking at the medium range models. that atmospheric river wil

no, there's only one radio city. they didn't give up and of course now it's thriving.people have said this is like the "field of dreams." neil: it is. >> i was like what? so whatever it is -- neil: i'm putting you in charge of our nation's debt. you can get it all paid off and dealt with. >> we will lock president trump in a room. neil: drink for everyone. it's a remarkable story and tells you about what is possible if you just define yocombine yo resources and passions. he did. the rest is very nice history. stay with us. we're carvana, the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100% online. now we've created a brand new way for you to sell your car. . . and our techno-wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds. when you're ready, we'll come to you, pay you on the spot, and pick up your car. that's it. so ditch the old way of selling your car, and say hello to the new way-- at carvana. neil: you know you heard on an ad or two on this network that fox business is invested in you and we mean that and we want to hear fr

going forward with children stories and commitment to family, we just david stern, memorial over at radio cityall and now this on top of that. i really just i'm stunned. arthel: of course, you are, of course, you are. what was the message that kobe wanted to bring to the children? >> he wanted to tell stories and he -- look, he stepped away from basketball and he could have continued to play, he scored 60 points on final evening and sad thing about that was he knew it was time and he was ready and he didn't hang around the game in terms of wanting to go own a team immediately or manage a team, he was in very close contact with the lakers, rob pelinka who was long-time confidant took over the lakers with magic johnson, he is still there, kobe, i'm sure consulted on a regular basis, in fact, i know on regular basis and would come to games with the organization; so he was trying to create a footprint, he won an academy award last year and he was very dedicated to this and he also unfortunately traveled by helicopter and he did this regularly when he was playing. arthel: yeah, he did, jim, stay wi

. >> among the cast of celebrities last night at radio city music hall, look there in that hot pink, the stars" champ val. >> it features celebrity guests from last season including mirror ball champ hannah brown and sean spicer. >> tonight the north american tour travels to pittsburgh. oh, ginger is amazing. >> look at her go. >> scientist and a killer dancer, love it. >>> next to some very special birthday wishes for "the" ellen degeneres. >> ellen turns 62 years young on sunday, but she's celebrating her birthday week all week on her show, just like our aunties and cousins like to do. >> yep. >> all week. just really all month, yeah. but yesterday she got quite a surprise. >> happy birthday, ellen! my dear, dear friend, i've always thought we have so much in common, like we both stay fit, we both believe in the power of women and girls, and we're both authors. although -- my books have sold more copies than yours. like, a lot more. not that it's a competition, because it's not. but if it were, we know who would win. >> ellen tweeted that heartfelt message from the former first lad

city star." this is about radio sputnik. as city area radio station can broadcast russian state-owned media programming, the type that u.s. intelligence called a propaganda machine, for six hours a day through a lease agreement struck by a local radio operator. this is an american station owner or chain of stations, presumably knowingly agreeing to plug a wire into their programming for a local kansas city audience that is radio sputnik. this gets your attention. >> it's got my attention, and it should get the american people's attention. this is russian propaganda now broadcast in the heartland of the united states. and you say, well, do they really know what's happening? this owner of this station was forced to file a foreign agent's registration act. he knows darn well what's going on. and so now this is information warfare coming to the middle of america, and americans have a choice to make. they either need to be far more sophisticated at tuning out what is going to be a barrage of propaganda, or they need to become numb

$305 and getting madison square garden, the air rights above it, the entertainment business and radio cityfree, plus the l.a. forum. >>> hanesbrands has had trouble. they have terrific brands. it's not just hanes, but champion champion is growing tremendously each year. that's a company that could potential spin out and they have also done a great job of deleverages. >> champion has seen this rise because of this ' 0s nostalgia, people getting excited again about that name. >> i wonder if that fades out after some time, but it seems that hanes brands got sold off a lot during the tariff fear, even though it doesn't have as high exposure as some others. >> it got totally washington out. this was a $30 stock, now it's 14 and change. we think it's worth $27. this is another stock that we think, if it continuing to languish, private equity could take a run at it, or a strategic acquirer could come in. >> one of the names i know is also on your list following yesterday's peacock announcement is comcast. >> comcast is unbelievably cheap. if you look at comcast as a host, a charter over the last

talking about some of them a while ago the first "dolittle," one of your coworkers was watching at radio city familiar with eddie murphy's version that's more of my time >> you know a thing or two about animals. where you live, you have a whole bunch. can you list the animals that are in your area around your home >> yes we have the four alpacas dandy, miss brain, madre and fuzzy. two cows right there strawberry and her brother, oreo that's our rescue goat his name is flash. >> yeah. >> the chickens, that one's name is burt. >> you name your chickens? >> no. that's cutie boots she's another rescue we love her a bunch. she's not crazy about flash. there's a status game going on right now. >> walk me through how you care for the animals. you get out there and do your thing? you feed them, care for them >> i do as i'm told by the missus and the folks that take care of animals. i talk about them on tv and they say, thanks for the shoutout >> do you talk to them in real life do they have a little thing? >> don't we all? it's a weird, fantastic thing. and i believe certain animals cue a response, t

many of us who have been in the nba for a while, were at radio city music hall earlier this week andhey held a memorial for the best sports commissioner the world had ever seen. he suffered a brain hemorrhage in december. the collection of basketball royalty in that room was michael jordage, kareem abdul-jabbar, oscar robertsson, pat riley andiand i'm skimming the surface. my point is the greats, many are still around in their 60s and 70s and the history of the league, as it's grown through the jordan era, "magic" johnson, larry bird and now lebron. many have been around to see bill russell, perhaps the greatest champion of all time was in new york this past week. so, it's really stunning that someone so young who seemed to be just embarking on a second chapter, not just with his daughter in basketball but the oscar that he won, the media involvement he had. being a creator of content in a producer. to know his life was taken along with the other eight lives here is something hard to process and accept this short hour after it happened. >> we are certainly seeing so many americans gr

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radio app. now, former new york city mayor michael bloomberg, a 2020 democratic presidential theidate addresses mayor's annual meeting in washington, d.c. >> michael bloomberg was elected mayor after the events of september 11, 2001. the bloomberg administration raised high school graduation rates by 40%. reduce the carbon footprint by 20% and increased life expectancy by three years. his bloomberg foundation made supporting cities a top priority. he knows the power mayors have to make a difference. a few minutes to go backstage i was able to personally thank him bloomberg philanthropy rochester hills have been awarded. i'm sure there are many of you in the crowd today. . witnessed mike's commitment witnessing global issues like climate change and global health at the local level. learn from one another and spread our impact at meetings like this one. the conference of mayors put forth a bipartisan policy agenda entitled the mayors 2020 vision for america, a call to action. i believe this is our many priorities and bipartisan agenda that are a shared concern for our next speaker. please join me

we've served guests coming from as far away as leto marijane city prague and even radio. for us so we get home style fare roast duck dumplings filled with meat that roast pork wild game. all freshly prepared in the station restaurant off the struggle. it's hard to imagine anyone rushing through a meal here at yeading of a station where time seems to pass at a slower pace. originally there was just a solitary forester's house in the entire region around the yell of a mountain eventually joined by a handful of hamlets in the early 20th century people from the cities began discovering the region as a welcome retreat. since then the tiny station has served as a common area insider's tent for a brief stopover and as a base for hiking tracks and an oasis of tranquility before returning to the hustle and bustle of life in the city. we next headed southwest travelling around 20 kilometers through the ditching district. in addition to tourists the regional railway also conveys schoolchildren and commuters to towns in the area. among them is the town of ditching an important indust

radio app. today, former new york city mayor michael bloomberg, a 2020 democratic presidential candidate, speaks at the u.s. conference of mayors annual meeting in washington, d.c. live at 3:45 p.m. eastern on c-span. >massachusetts governor charlie baker recently gave his state of the commonwealth address in boston, where he shared his goals for the new legislative session, which include increasing funding for education, combating climate change, and expanding access to health care and affordable housing. >> admit his excellency, charles baker. [applause] [applause continues] [applause continues] >> madam president, how are you? [applause] >> it is my honor to introduce his excellency, the governor of our great commonwealth of massachusetts, charles d. baker. [applause] gov. baker: thank you, thank you. terrific, thank you. hopefully i won't need it. mr. speaker, madam president, members of the house and senate. ,ongressman neal, maher walsh ambassador flynn. thank you very much for being with us tonight. [applause] gov. baker: members of the governor's counsel, mr. chief justice and members of

city. the 49ers though, radio silence. done talking with the media for the firm final time today. >> we don't get a ton of downtime, we came from practice, sorry about being late. >> spent little time with my brothers, hang out with them. >> have you chosen which jordan's you are going to the super bowl? >> i haven't decided, but these are probably up there. >> reporter: jimmy garoppolo and the 49ers practice at the university of miami. with all that is going on this week, it is not lost on him that this time last year, he was recovering from a torn acl. >> about a year ago i was learning how to run again. it is just, i dunno, when you look back on everything and makes you realize how special this moment is. it is one of those things you cannot take for granted. you don't know if you will ever be back here. gotta make account, while you can. >> reporter: 49ers are done, we are not. coming up, right after this newscast, kpix super bowl special lifer miami at 7:30. who was on our show tonight? primetime deion sanders. he was

area being held up as an expert and not just cross-pollination between each other newspapers city the time for radio talkback there's also a huge number of form of. work with the liberal party and the national party as things like policy advisers maybe are advisors and that fly happens in reverse as well you have to accept the nation's 1st preeminent expert so there's no direct link between the stress and climate change the revolving door coughs up some of my priest kenny openly campaigns for liberal party candidates while he is the associate editor of the there's nothing striking has kind of that would have altered our climate. and there's nothing going to strike. that. there's no delicacy about this there's no chinese wall or anything even pretending that this is not an improper relationship on the criticism that the company is getting over its coverage of the wildfires news corp told the listening post that contrary to what some critics have argued news corp does not deny climate change or the gravity of its threat however we do report a variety of views and opinions on this issue that are import

radio station. everybody who lived in the city listened to this station. we kongs.things like spotify where you can look up other people's playlist, i have a favorite playlist called have a great day, chill sunday morning, whatever, some of those artists i never heard of before. i am like, hold on, i really like this. all of a sudden my musical tastes just absolutely run the gamut. not because i have great taste, but because i am exposed to so much more. >> you hit the nail on the head. spotify that is 40,000 tracks a day uploaded. 4 million artists on the platform. on average a spotify listener is exposed to 27 new artists a month. we have seen that trend the last couple of years away from genre specific, which is a hold over of record store days when you walk in and you need to orient yourself. now everything is at your fingertips. so what we're seeing is more activity and mood-based playlists. so confidence boost on spotify, for example, is pop, hip hop, r&b. >> is a theme song as important to a team or a company's idea as their logo? go daddy just changed their

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protesters also took to the streets in a number of west bank cities including bethlehem there these radio army used tear gas and rubber coated steel bullets to disperse the crowds. the anger among palestinians has been increasing especially after the u.s. recognized jerusalem as israel's capital in 2017. stinney ans want occupied east jerusalem to be the capital of their future state and not. as the trump plan proposes in eastern suburbs part here of the amber alert of to trample over else jerusalem tells its own story every stone has its history and it was never an israeli or an american it is palestinian islamic and arab. the turnout has been some of the people we spoke to say it's the palestinian authority that need to be having those protests but there is also a great sense of apathy here people do not expect much to change and say that the plan is being implemented on the ground anyway going into the streets against the. israeli soldiers is a risk and people are waiting to see how far we go in facing the israeli. and i think this is not going to be a short term thing going to be a lo

radio app. today, former new york city mayor michael bloomberg, a 2020 democratic presidential candidate, speaks at the u.s. conference of mayors annual meeting in washington, d.c. live at 3:45 p.m. eastern on c-span. >massachusetts governor charlie baker recently gave his state of the commonwealth address in boston, where he shared his goals for the new legislative session, which include increasing funding for education, combating climate change, and expanding access to health care and affordable housing.

radio app. washington, d.c. mayor murial bowser yesterday endorsed former new york city mayor michael bloomberg for president. after she spoke to mr. bloomberg delivered or marks on affordable housing. >> thank you. good afternoon, everybody. >> good afternoon, everybody. he is super humble. of makinghe forefront sure the transformation of h street northeast includes everybody. everybody. i'm muriel bowser, the mayor of washington, d.c., my hometown. the greatest city in the world. and soon to be the 51st state. aboutwe are here to talk the future of d.c. in the future of our nation. whenever washingtonians engage in that conversation, we must start with righting the wrongs. washingtonians do everything that americans in the 50 states do every day. we pay taxes, actually more than our fair share of taxes, we serve in the military, we run our city well. it we do not have a vote in congress. i was bornid before, without representation, but i will not die without representation. wewe will march on until d.c.ve voting rights in washington, d.c. is more than just the capital and the white house. but because we hos

massaging car, you have a serious crack problem ♪ ♪ topic number three, back your new york city, get a rope, radioeeds to get better security in his studio. >> you guys are just my cohost this is just turn into a morning show that overslept now. we showed up at noon, we've got the call crew were not playing a bunch of boner sounds. the show in the morning. [inaudible] with the fark cannon. kennedy: we are good have a fark cannon next year that's a kennedy crew we crash the crew on friday because he could not make it toward team lunch. the thing is we all know how much jimmy likes his stake. we decide to stop by the studio and not give him any. [laughter] the steak was so rare he couldn't find it. it might look reckless to crash a live radio show but jimmy was fine with it. he liked it so much she sent us a free ride home. i was thanks jim wait that was the stop back there. that describes every episode of the kennedy show. we are speeding down the highway some point we always drive off the road. hopefully that's why we make the best hour of your day and maybe complained to hr. topic number fords mu

[singing] in west virginia's capital city of charleston, home to the radio program.he music show is heard on stations around the country on npr. up next, we speak with host larry gross for more on music's role in west virginia's culture. ♪ >> for music and west virginia public broadcasting, with support provided by daily and glasser, and the west virginia tourism office, welcome to another mountain stage with our host, larry gross. ♪ >> mountain stage is a two hour radio show. performances,ve musical performances, from all kinds of music all across usa and around the world. the music varies from african bands to old-time appalachian fiddlers, and everything in between. ♪ [applause] 1983, in december, we started mountain states regular broadcasting. it was once a month. by 1986, i think it was 26 shows later, we were national. now we're on 240 stations in america. our idea wasnning, to show as many different styles of music as we could, reasonably, and that's what we still do. ♪ have been so many folks. many, before anybody else have ever heard of them. people like ly

city felt they could use those resources elsewhere at a price tag of $3.2 million. today, they shut the station down. >> engine 30, out of surface. >> reporter: that was the final message over the radio this morning. the closing of station 30 means union city will have only three firehouses now, a reduction of 25%. that captain has spent 15 years at station 30. as he packed up this morning, he said it is a sad day for everybody involved. >> it is a tough morning. the biggest worry for all the firefighters is the citizens of union city. >> especially on the south side of the city. >> yes. there is only going to be one unit on the side of the freeway. it limits response times. >> what is happening today is a dangerous decision. they are putting politics first over the public safety. this station is going to close at 8:00 this morning. after that, the citizens and union city are at significant risk for this was the mayor's response, changes are being made citywide. not just with the fire department. the reality is that fire station 30 was underutilized at a high cost to residents. we are confident that we made a decision that was in the best interest of the community. even though firefi

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head they're roughly one percent of the city's population and that number only one in 5 even have access to temporary shelter we discussed the issue with t.v. and radio host and prison legal news editor paul right. i think this is very irresponsible on behalf of the government behalf of city officials there's a rate of 3 offenders that's as high as 40 percent per people who've been in prison and the bottom line is that owners need to be informed they need to protect their property owners that's what this city is about this is not really a correlation between people's criminal history and also there's there are levels of of re offense at all so many public safety issues one of them is that we know is that not having a job and not having a place to live increases research it was a race that in fact endangers public safety if the landlord can find a legitimate reason to deny someone a property to rent to them they're still able to do that they just can't use a blanket issue like a felony conviction or the background checked itself as the basis to deny housing civil liberties should not trump people's safety if we have freedom in america but you know wha

full coverage of that league cup semifinal first leg between manchester united and manchester city is on bbc radiogham but thousands of miles away in delhi. the sports had been dropped to make way for other events. india were unhappy and had threatened to boycott the games. they have proposed hosting the events four months earlier and pay for the cost of staging them. the medals would count for the final medal table and is to be considered by organisers following intervention from the british government. organisers of this month's australian open say they do not expect any delays to the start of the tournament despite the ongoing bushfires. reigning men's champion novak djokovic had suggested that the start could be put back because of the air quality in melbourne, which has been rated as very unhealthy. tournament officials say the health of fans, players and staff is their priority at all times, and the weather forecast is good for the main draw in a fortnight. staying with tennis in australia, and great britain have topped their group at the atp cup and will meet the hosts in the last eight. ja

radio. heather: good morning. a big party in new york city for new year's eve. little rod stewart to get your morning started, good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning, the first show of 2020 and we appreciate you joining us for a brand-new year, a brand-new decade. a fox news alert, tensions are high is the iran backed melissa withdraws from the us embassy in baghdad, hundreds of troops deployed to the middle east following two days of clashes. that was a live in washington as democrats slam the president's foreign-policy. >> the worst of the violence may be over but the us embassy in baghdad had suspended public operations canceling future appointments and even morning us citizens to avoid even approaching the us embassy and that follows significant violence there. iran backed melissa groups breached parts of the compounds, part of the outer perimeters setting fires and throwing projectile that us forces guarding the facility, donald trump responded by deploying more troops to the middle east and he tweeted this. that equipmen

city after the first leg at old trafford. you can listen to full match commentary on bbc radio 5 live from seven o'clock. of transfers. after months of speculation, bruno fernandes is finally set to become a united player. negotiations between the club and sporting lisbon have been ongoing for several weeks, but he's set to undergo a medical and complete his move before friday's deadline. arsenal meanwhile have completed the loan signing of pablo mari from flamengo, with a fee of £4 million. the defender‘s six—month move will be made permanent in the summer, with further add ons. and, tottenham have signed netherlands forward, steven bergwijn, for £27 million from psv eindhoven, on a contract that will run until 2025. we've got one premier league match to look forward to tonight — a game that could see league leaders liverpool go 19 points clear with a win at west ham, who are teetering dangerously close to the relegation zone. conor mcnamara is there for us. tonight is the night hurt liverpool finally catch up with the rest of the premier league, not in terms of points, they have been a white head of th

radio app. >> next, an american history tv exclusive. our cities tour visit to charleston, west virginia.re we learn more about its unique history and literary life. for eight years now, we've traveled to u.s. cities, bringing the literary scene and historic sites to our viewers. you can watch more of our visits at c-span.org/cities our. >> welcome to the west virginia state museum at the state culture center in charleston. the west virginia state museum