mr rocker, at the end of the day, it's not politics, it should be people's health director. exactly. mm ah ah. is it on you being a no no no, no, but they didn't deny about him being my middle now i on my head up my lap and i had a millionaire copeland my love bob didn't thought now along with it a bit a well, i mean happy relationship with donia long, i've been with my guys, financial survival. this is a hedge fund. it's a device used by professional scale. you eggs to earn money. that's right. these hedge funds are completely not accountable, and we're just adding more and more to them. totally the stabilizing global economy, you need to protect yourself. and yet in form was catherine. ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, a ah. ah, the czech republic, confirmed mandatory vaccination for some professions, it submit growing disagreements to me you over coercion, states were urged to come up with a common approach to making jobs. compulsory with you about know, looking in less than diplomatic mood ahead of crisis talks late on tuesday with triggered by tensions over ukraine. we talked exc

mr. rocker, a recent migrant crisis. as i know, you know, you're very well aware of the story at flared up on the polen, beller bella ross border. how has the red cross been helping those people? they're not providing. i am providing food assisting them in day in the shelter. so we do restore fame, you lisa and there did bella, rosewood cross with this part of the international federation? i think that the moment they're doing a, a good job. of course this is not, not tommy term or long term solution that the ira hosted in a shelter dera, but so far the i war, my environmental and then we are engaging now discussion we, they made a man the government of mendoza to find either solution. now for them, are you finding both huffman so in min, sky and in warsaw? are they both being helpful or is there a bit of a combativeness going on? because i don't think we have been thought on that report under and put on the unfortunately we don't have access said to the border, you don't have access notice post side of the border or not

mr rocker the end of the day, it's not politics, it should be people's health. exactly, exactly. ah ah, ah. isn't it now? you think you're all dominant, but they didn't deny about having my mirror. now i on my head up my lad, the hell of that, a man ah la continental. i lampa begin thought no alarming up, better be a well, i mean, a relationship with sonia long. i've been with blue cross his thoughts between joe biden and building the put in the schedule for later today, triggered by tensions of ukraine. we've spoken exclusively to the russian precedent spokesperson is to contribute to the rhetoric coming from the u. s. and e. u leaders sounds pretty aggressive. we see plenty of fake news about russia allegedly planning an aggressive invasion. china shrugs off a u. s. boycott of fits winter olympics, pointing out that the american diplomats weren't even invited all european states imposed mandatory vaccination. discontent seems to sweep the block, the ban protests on the straits and politicians decrying while they branded troubling stagecoach. ah.

mr. rocker, a recent migrant crisis. as i know, you know, you are very well aware of the story at flared up on the poland that the beller roast border. how has the red cross been helping those people? they're not providing. i am providing food, assisting them in the, in the shelter. so we do restore fame, you lisa, and there did better with with this, both of the international federation i seen at the moment is they're doing a good job. of course, this is not, not a mid term, a long term solution that area hosted in a sheltered area, but so far they are in a warmer environment. and then we are engaging in that discussion. we deal with the government of mendoza to find either solution. now for them, are you finding both statements or in minsk and in warsaw? are they both being helpful, or is there a bit of a combativeness going on? because at the end orientation ponder input on the unfortunately, we don't have access said to the border, you don't have access notice polio side of the border or not you asked or access to it

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. >>> today on the drew barrymore show guests include rocker machine gun kelly plus david >>> welcome back. taking you to the santa clara valley, you see blue skies with the mount hamilton camera, sunshine across the bay in san francisco as we look east and as we look to futurecast this afternoon, plenty sunshine. tomorrow more clouds stream in ahead of our next storm system and you see the rain pushing in as we look to late saturday and especially by sunday and into monday with this atmospheric river bringing two to four inches of rain with this system. looking at heavy rain and strong winds as we look to sunday into monday. that's something we are watching closely for you, looking at the rain continuing, rain chances, as we look to most of next week. back to you. >> thanks. >>> it was a festive day in the east bay, city's ice skating rink is officially open at walnut creek civic park. skaters are taking to the ice for the first time this season. the east bay pop up was on hiatus due to the pandemic but this year, the ice is back. >> it's something that we've been doing for 16 years

and i was quoted in dull when i'm making this rocker artist i did call him guy mucosy in suicide scenario. and when that misery would and ok i did, i got that christian emily context. there wasn't vital co, easy attic to v o, naked home. well, when you caught up and a couple out. walker id say is the, is that to go to cities of a 70 percent informal, but that information to be described really a thin, informal we're not through this calling them slums or anything, but i mean in formalities, davis, but the standard atmosphere even is not the standard that is prescribed by the mouth of them. and informality he happens to be disabled, the phases of the house as the materials that are being used. not more of a banana, illegal set up like it is in other countries. and for me, just that sent him, but he barely 70 percent informal, you know, got me thinking. so what, where are the solutions other solutions going in people producing new housing for people or is it about re housing? so housey, meaning that you actually observe people where they stay and then you suggest interventions that help the

i did and did it, and i was quoted in dhl where i'm making this rocker artist guy did calls him guy mucosy into his head scenario and one that miss edwards and ok. i did. okay, thank you. no pressure. emily context guidebook always in o z. attic to view like, you know, and what about look when you caught up panel cover? i wanted to say is that to go to city or over 70 percent in for more but that information to be described really a thin, informal we're not through this calling them slums or anything but it, i mean formalities, davis but the summer that they're living is not the standard that is prescribed by the muslim and informality he happens to be disabled. the phases of the houses, the materials that are been used. not more of it. been any illegals that are blake, it is in other countries. and for me, just that sent him, but he early 70 percent informal, you know, got me thinking, so what, where are the solutions, other solutions going in people producing new housing for people or is it about re housing? so t, housing, meaning that you actually observe people where they stay and then

midnight rider ♪ >> "midnight rider" was a bio-pic about the life of greg allman, the big southern rockerbudget $5 million, written, produced, and directed by a man named randall miller. >> she had mentioned to me that it is a low-budget film. and she was a little bit surprised that some of the people did not seem to have the level of expertise that she expected. >> it was the first day of filming on a historic trestle. >> sarah and hairstylist joyce gilyard were among the crew. >> i was told that we were going to do a preshoot. i did not expect to be shooting an entire scene on the railroad trestle. >> i went straight over to where they were setting up. i began photographing and also taking behind-the-scenes footage. we were told that two trains had passed, and that was the schedule for the day, and that we wouldn't have to worry about more trains. >> it was going to be a dream sequence in which greg allman from his hospital bed would imagine duane allman, the guitarist, his late brother, somehow across the bridge. >> unbeknownst to their crew, they thought it was permitted, it was not.

they did run the rockers once. but as soon as i left the house.und as soon as i left the house, i felt and almost her day. >> path was like a bean. let me right now, no trouble at all. but the rest of the bay on a little on the yeah. everyone else is not the bubbles yeah, we are definitely starting to see things clearing out the south bay, though, is we're really still holding out to some areas of rainfall. >> north bay. you're drying out the qus

the music called "you are always loved" so if you get the audiobook you can hear the lullaby and rocker the end of the lullaby, she is three. >> kelly: she is adorable. i love the lullaby, it's so cool and it's like we run out as parents, so thank you for a new one. my parents asked me to keep singing and i am like i am out. i don't know anymore. i'm so excited about your book! we love you and your family! come back! everybody, rachel's book "the sun, the moon, and the stars" is out now. and everyone in the audience is getting one to take home! let's move to the first guest, you know her around the extremely popular to its return january 4th, also hosting a crafting show that i love on discovery plus called meet your maker show down, take a look. >> chrissy: today you will face two challenges come after the first round one of you will be eliminated. >> goodbye! >> girl! >> got you. speak out the remaining three will enter the show down talent and show their work to the gallery. then one of you will be crowned the maker champion and walk away with $10,000! who doesn't want that? >> kelly

we got las vegas rocker. yeah, i've been here for a really long time. actually here on the arctic circle i so small than way over 30 years in my house yet here i have my office now here i'm here every day of the year. so children who all over the world can come and meet me, but you're able to travel extreme distance, isn't all over the world to make sure that you deliver toys to the boys and girls. how does that happen? oh, that is actually quite easy. oh oh, you know my ranges, they fly not going to fill us in on the tricks. no exclusive here. first of all, remember, well this the wild evenings of the time zones. okay. so will you travel you all the time the same time from times on alonzo. right. that's how you do it. well, well the other way, sir. the santa taylor thought, oh christmas eve. how tiring? nice. going very slowly while you're waiting. oh, well, that's my other secret. the world is turning around that day, a little bit slow. thank you very much. santa claus. a merry christmas. you all are married, a and a very merry christmas for me as wel

i made the remarks during a video conference with lydia through to mr. francisco rocker also give an exclusive interview to on to discussing, not only the world cove it and also the poland, valerie migrant crisis. this was early wrong with my colleague. rescission is the beginning there. believe me, i did it on them. it has been politicized to look at they, they did, they did the level of the fake news or the day even political leda has to spread around the world. so this is something that unfortunate has been pretty decisive bukasa it has to do with the fear of the people. it's up to the political leader to follow they, they advise is coming from their sankey community to least and not to them, to walk with them, to avoid the total, to vote at the, on the same level. and he's also the media is an important responsibility. this mtv community and people and there was some counting in 9. you can union, for example, we administer that. so doza, while in africa we sta, louisa raised that tesa temper, sandy, wounded, engrossed with 0 percent. so something that says, morgana said that we a

was the responsibility of not only of a few days, but really that big rush direction, at least bar rockers got. if they are not really worried about it, they'll get a crisis devil. so if you look at in airlines, there are special sheets for a lunch top in deal with that, i'll switch you to our in this top you got up. it says they're all just going to stop. but for doctors, for nurses, there is no special or special ed any bit by board doctor us or doctor they are expecting delivery during the long i did to needed to started the same q opt in are to be out of the board as she that they get a bed, she that they're delivered properly. if this is the situation, what a doctor, you the hospital that you can imagine what facilities we're getting nowhere. so i didn't, we should prioritize like every of it. i'm not saying that doctor should be treated like god visual you on friday, but at least in the hospital for the doctors like weekend piper babies. what others, what if we have to fight? but i want to be that it is very difficult situation. so i think it could be very watered science, very good

alex hampton distinguish professor proper apologize. rockers, university, nascar chair on genocide prevention, and your most recent book is called it can happen here wide power and the rising read of genocide in the united states. and i think it's both a straightforward and some with ambiguous statement of your faces, because true genocide can happen anywhere where people leave where and where they can conceptualize and emotionally weaponized differences in the united states as a very diverse country clearly carries that. why does it have to be stated and why doesn't have to be stated in explicitly racial trends, given how many divisions exist in the united states? no, thank you. have a great question. i and a big one, you know, sort of the 1st thing you say, the shadow and recognition of the shadow. you know, i absolutely agree that all countries have a shadow of some sort. as i mentioned earlier in terms of dennis, i know prostate crimes taking place different countries to different extent. and also in terms of different specific cases. acknowledge that shadow the united states ah, for a li

region is focusing on better testing, pledging to hand at 12000000 rapid tests, silver christmas eve rocker reports on how europe is dealing with the army, convert variant health services across europe on a war footing. taking the fight to armor chrome by giving booster vaccinations to hundreds of thousands of people a day. the variance fueling a new wave of infections across europe. in the french capital long queues formed outside pharmacies and coven testing centers in the run up to the christmas holidays. elsewhere, french police increase their checks on people's health passes, allowing for now at least the cities restaurant to remain open. president emanuel micron took to instagram to urge people to avoid spreading the virus and semi you want this year once again because of the virus. i asked you to have a lot of vigilance. this means continuing the protections against viruses. you know, mark regularly washing hands respecting this and think ventilating rooms regularly with fresh air, isolating, and testing ourselves as soon as we have the u. k. help security agencies the latest body to

we have seen d, c, u, 2 courts and at least in 2 cases, the case of her favorite islamist and mr. rocker to certain extent and zoe. it also played their role nicely and quietly despite the hurdles the they faced, especially in summer, were judges could not access to court building for a few days, but they did find it here. and then they decided what should be done. i mean, they decided they are legally speaking, which is darrell or save. it is now more mr. garvey does not have mr. after does not have the problem is running for the court. if they have some kinds of legal problems, i don't think those. i don't think those judges, you know, said or gave them the green light would have, hasn't they could to give them the red light. so the issue does, she should be of the dispute and the other side, you know, on the other day, it's not the job of disease, disease the country to decide ballistic li, if this candidate as the advisor figure or not, or you get, he actually governed the country once, if he went to the election, it's not their business and what is happening now and they try to, you

this is the only point that we are raising that mr. rocker. and i spoke about 2025 minutes. you can watch the full, unedited interview right now. if you like it r t dot com, what is right now to hop on 6 on monday evening here at moscow we were turned at the top of the hour with more of your weld headlines. mm. ah. join me every thursday on the alex simon. sure. and i'll be speaking to guess of the world politics sport business. i'm sure business. i'll see you then. mm. oh driven by dreamer shapes bankers, those with theirs sinks. we dare to ask.

they had rocker with the 2 teams that came through the group game with an 100 percent record. and of course, kathy very convincing. yesterday, when they beat the united flight, no counselors, also the host, so their own home soil and they found to have a policy on crowds behind them. but there are a lot of pay from algeria and we sold them in the crowd today. it was a great atmosphere here for my mistake. and as we moved into the quarter finals are really seen the full force of the dresser, hostile, but this was meant to be and how it will be a year from now. when we head into the catalog world cup, the 1st 12 cup in the middle east, that's certainly a lot of passion around and a lot of anticipation for it. i guess we'll go thank you very much for that. so all dear are through to the semi finals of the cup. they'll meet to host cut off, and that's always full for now. back to mary, i'm in london. i love you. thank you very much. shawna will not just want to read a story about 6 more people having experienced travel into space. on the 3rd commercial passenger mission by blue or

yeah, that conversation i had with mr. rocker was about 20 minutes long or during which you shed light on a whole number of different angles regarding cove it or the migrant crisis. it's well worth having a look at. just click over to r t dot com and watch it at your own leisure. the meantime, you monday programmers were turning in about half an hour's time. i'm rural re sushi, i hope to see use ah, [000:00:00;00] a shape out. these days because the african and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. it is driven by drill shaped banks, concur. some of those with airs. sinks. we dare to ask ah, it's update on you being on your own old dominion, but they didn't deny yuba. ah, my middle name are you on my head up my lad, diana, i'm a new knuckle but my love bob.

the crisis missile rocker is the red cross helping with moving any of these migrants to, to the final destination like germany or the u. k. arisen or family and so forth. we immediately engage with the governments because we know that many of the magnets that us, daphne of connection and families, a member of their families, are just leaving in the country of this you nation, where they want to arrive. so we, we try to fulfill the data, any some location, eyes of competition on we, we, we do, we, we, we, we, we achieve, these are assault that we ever red line mad sir. we are fully did it because of route for example. you okay. we have the british red cross with the french. what grove you that y'all, it goes, it's all we, we stay connected through their store, family links and, and we, we facilitate a psychiatrist unions because some are some of these migrants who are coming across to bell russian polish border. quite a lot of them are from northern iraq as a courtesy our northern region rot. these are people coming from a war zone. these are people coming from years of war. they get t

. >> there was a recent show called "betty while's off their rockers" which featured senior citizens enough to be their grandkids, which i think is a great premise. what's going to happen to the special that was planned for her birthday? >> yeah, we don't know. there's a documentary-style film that was planned to be shown in theaters across the country on january 17th, which would have been her 100th birthday. i hope they go through with it, and so sort of convert is into a tribute. i wouldn't be surprised if that's what they did, but this is new, so fresh, that it's heart to know what's going to happen. >> it is hard to know. my question is, she's on the cover of "people" right now, there were interviews being done with what is her secret to long life? and her answer was, i've never eaten anything green. this was an just in the past few days. there was also the special, so i wonder, she was 99, which is obviously quite old, but it does still seem like this came out of nowhere. >> yeah. well, you know, one thing that was interesting to me about betty white is that, as open-hearted as

drummer, or more exactly the beat of a military band playing a song written by an east german punk rockerany. he has a tough act to follow. joining me is the columnist from "the new european" and former editor-in-chief of germany's top-selling paper "build." tally, pleasure to have you on. explain something to me, in an age of polarization and sharp divisions between parties, look at the united states or britain or even france, in germany what you're seeing is something remarkably bipartisan or nonpartisan. scholz was in angela merkel's government. he was -- even though the opposition party, it was a coalition. he was a trusted adviser of hers. she in some ways undermined her own party by tacitly supporting him. he keeps praising her. what explains -- in germany it seems as though of all of the countries the center is holding. why? >> i'd say, first of all, it has to do with our electoral system that we're used to a multiparty coalition. it will be a first this time with three parties in that coalition, but germans are used to parties having to find compromises. so it's not a two-party sy

there is nothing indicates necessarily -- maybe he's off his rocker.ouldn't climb up that street. but here is the problem, the problem is that we are meant to live with those that are dangerous to us in the community. as a judge, my power always stems from the ability to take someone out of society who i thought was a danger to himself or others. it is called a 7:30 in new york. then you send in the bellevue and they can sit there and a while indian allies. the bottom line is, when lori lori lightfoot comes out, you are full of crap the people who owned the stores, you are telling them to stand down. it is you, lori lightfoot. i'm second tired of people talking about the fact, we have to worry about these people but no come i want to worry about the innocent victim. and larry halfs to beat it out of philadelphia, booted out of philadelphia along with dan stone. they are literally killing us and injuring us. >> jesse: how do you feel about all this, dana? >> dana: i concur with everything but i'm baffled by the effort to down slide the rising rate of cr

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there the passenger door had already been opened and there was a pile of glass sitting next to the rockerl look on the inside, there was very little glass. >> what did that tell you? >> he had the door open when he broke the window and then tried to make it look like it was broken in. >> a bogus break-in? military police sure thought so. john diamond was arrested for admitting that he brought an unregistered gun on base. clearly diamond was now the prime suspect in the murder of captain marty theer, but was he really the killer? >>> coming up, a secret about john and michelle's steamy affair becomes very public. >> she was taking him to these sex clubs and saying, it's okay, go, you know, if you want to have sex with her, that's fine. and he just, wow, okay. >>> when "dateline" continues. age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in... crepe corrector lotion... only from gold bond. >>> i'm dara brown. here is what is happening. nearly 2,500 flights were cancelled on christmas day. thousands of travelers were left stranded at airports. almost 200,000 new covid cases w

. >> there was a recent hidden camera practical joke show called betty white's off their rockers whichitizens pranking people young enough to be their grandkids which i think is a hilarious premise. what is going to happen to the big special that was planned for her 100th birthday? >> we don't know what's going to happen. there was a documentary-style film that was planned to be shown in theaters across the country on january 17th, which would have been her 100th birthday. i hope they go through with it and just sort of convert it into a tribute to her. i wouldn't be spiesed if that's what they did. but this news is so fresh it is hard to know what's going to happen with that project. >> it is hard to know. my question is, she's on the cover of people magazine right now. people -- there were interviews being done, what is her secret to long life? her answer was, i have never eaten anything green. this was all just within the past few days. there was also this special. i wonder -- she was 99, obviously quite old, but it does seem like this came out of nowhere. >> yeah. you know, one thi

reportedly just sold the rights of his music library to sony music group for one half of $1 billion the rockerrsey's deal believed to be the largest one ever for a single artist >>> on wall street the dow down 30. s&p down 41. nasdaq down 385. 2.5% nasdaq's worst day since late september. >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news a potential game changer in the fight against cancer the new blood test experts say can screen more than 50 types of the disease. >>> above and beyond the call of duty the extraordinary valor that earned three american heroes the medal of honor >>> and a horrific crash leads to a controversial century-long prison sentence. as of this hour, nearly 2 million people have signed a petition asking the governor to grant him clemency in 2019, he was 23 years old working as a semi-truck driver when he says his brakes failed on i-70. his truck slammed into traffic, leading to this horrific, fiery, 28-car pileup. four people killed he said it was an accident prosecutors said he had several chances to avoid the crash but didn't the

they did run the rockers once. but as soon as i left the house. but you see it all over the ground as soon as i left the house, i felt and almost her day. >> path was like a bean. let me right now, no trouble at all. but the rest of the bay on a little on the yeah. everyone else is not the bubbles yeah, we are definitely starting to see things clearing out the south bay, though, is we're really still holding out to some areas of rainfall. >> north bay. you're drying out the quickest east bay to peninsula. little on the missy side still and then some light to moderate showers further south getting a look outside of the berkeley hills camera. there's your moment because we are seeing some actually pretty nice, clear skies of a berkeley. so this is where we're at on radar right now. let's start with the north bay at pretty clear up there. we do have some misty spots and some of our bridges and elsewhere. that's what you're seeing in that faintest of green on the map. really nothing more than misty areas really rainfall starting to clear out very quic

the veteran us rocker bruce springsteen is selling his master recordings and publishing rights.steen back catalogue, here's a little taste of one of his hits, dating back to 1984, dancing in the dark. #, home in the morning #, home in the morning # go to bed feeling the same way # go to bed feeling the same way # even if we are just dancing in the dark... i was hoping they would play hungry heart there! so why have musicians' back catalogues become such big business? joining me is robert levine from billboard magazine. your magazine actually broke the story. there was a lot of speculation about whether this was going to happen. how big it payday is this? ., , .., . , is this? one of my colleagues ed crisin is this? one of my colleagues ed crispin broke _ is this? one of my colleagues ed crispin broke the _ is this? one of my colleagues ed crispin broke the story. - is this? one of my colleagues ed crispin broke the story. the - is this? one of my colleagues ed crispin broke the story. the dealj is this? one of my colleagues ed l crispin broke the story. the deal is estimated at

to the attempt to rip up the standards rules and the owen paterson case through to the continuing rockertalking to one of the well—known tory rebels a few minutes ago and i said, is this about broader discontent with boris johnson or is it about the four measures you were asked to vote on today? he said this really was about the restrictions being imposed, that have been passed, because voting against them today is a line in the sand. they will not tolerate anything else, almost irrespective of how much more serious the omicron variant becomes the prime minister coming to them with new ideas, potentially in that year, tackle it. for the vast majority of tory mps who rebelled, it was a point of principle, they did not believe the evidence is there to justify the covid pass and they wanted to make it clear to downing street that they are unhappy and that they will not accept any further measures along these lines. the question is, and labour made this clear today, if the government comes forward with further restrictions, if it feels they are needed, labour will act in they are needed, lab

from rolls like high school rocker ted "theodore" logan. >> party on dudes. >> reporter: to the fierce: now for the first time in nearly 20 years reeves is heading back into the "the matrix." >> am i crazy? >> we don't use that word in here. >> you played some roles that are iconic. do you have a favorite? >> a favorite? oh, my gosh. >> i know it's hard when you've been in 68 films to pick a favorite. >> i would say that "the matrix" changed my life. >> when you're walking down the street do people come up to you and recite their favorite lines from any of your movies? >> yeah, sometimes -- yeah, i did a film called "bill and ted's excellent adventure," i played ted "theodore" logan and once in a while on the street i would get "be excellent" and "party on." >> so many scream keanu, keanu but at one point they wanted you to change your name. >> yes, they did, sir. >> did you ever consider? >> okay, so i'm 20 years old, i'm in my first car. i wanted to be in movies. went to hollywood. i get there. they're like we want to change your name. i'm just like, why. keanu, maybe it's a little t

this is also crucial the founder of north korea the rocker man was his mom called, recommends a grandfathern fact earned his, of the young kids call it sort of his status by being supposedly a guerrilla fighter up in the mountains during japanese occupation and then during world war ii. now it's probably more of a myth but in any case, that is important to know because everything was really tied to this nationalist idea. again this explains why the family which is really a monarchy continues to have hold over 25 million people. and white north korea has not collapsed. in any case you see here the celebration. but the problem is korea has already been at the 38th parallel. now, you will see this is a ceremony again by americans invitation this new president of korea is supposedly elected, there is evidence is clearly a rigged election. again another big mistake by the americans. how many americans could speak korean? they knew very little about the country. all they knew was essentially through the japanese. so in fact things are being translated for some cream to japanese and then japanese

he's off the rocker. he's going to be the next person to shoot a cop. i won't mess with him.lse is. >> reporter: he asked about the firearms he kept in the trailer. maybe one of those had been used. >> any guns had been missing? >> i havent looked. >> i just asked him to write down the guns that are in his house and he writes them all down. >> inevitably the agent turned to the sharp-edge intrucive questions that he has to answer. wanting to be a cop, he knew what was coming. >> i know i'm probably number one right now. >> let's talk about people in your lives. was there any extra marital affairs? >> no. >> seth didn't hesitate. there were no other women. but how did the trailer, quite unexpectedly, someone was about to put the lie to the rosy marital picture. a good friends had walked up to the crime scene tape. he told deputies and agents that he came to pick up the puppy they bordered him for. they began peppering the young friends. a detail that tumbled out surprised them. >> i told them seth had a track phone. >> a secret phone? >> yeah. he had been talking to a girl. >>

." >> midnight rider was a biopic about the life of greg allman, the big, you know, southern rocker legendaryler. >> she had mentioned to me that it is a low budget film. and she was a little bit surprised that some of the people did not seem to have the level of expertise that she expected. >> it was the first day of filming on a historic trestle. it's just an ideal beautiful setting in rural georgia. it's on the altahama river. spanish moss around it. >> it's high up over the river. you could walk along the edge of the track that's, at most, several feet wide. sarah and hairstylist joyce guillard were among the crew. >> i was told we were going to do a pre-shoot. trying to get a few shots of an area. you know. i did not expect to be shooting an entire scene on the railroad tre trestle. >> i went straight over to where they were shooting up. i began photographing and also taking behind the scenes footage. we were told that two trains had passed and that was the schedule for the day and that we wouldn't have to worry about more trains. >> it was going to be a dream sequence in which gregg all

." >> he's the rocker whose songs are some of the most famous of this generation.ever had the guts to make the right one. >> bono is trading in his iconic shades for a lion's mane >> your first acting role as a reclusive lion rock star lion >> a lion, yeah, yeah, misanthrope who shoots paint ball guns at kids and rides a harley davidson around his own house. i'm in search with my inner big cat. >> you just need to play again >> no, i can't i haven't even heard one of my songs in over 15 years >> bono plays clay calloway who shut out the world after losing a loved one. >> his heart is broken >> yeah. the irish in me is really attracted to the story about why the lion has lost his roar, the singer has lost his voice. he's lost his muse, his reason to sing. >> bono dug deep into the character's back story >> rise up the voice, grief, it turns out. even in a kid's film, i end up talking about something heavy. >> poetic and beautiful. >> i'd like to think i helped shape the writing of the character. ♪ but i still haven't found wha i'm looking for ♪ >> "sing 2" features