oh anna, yes, rodrigo, forgive me for the pain i brought you, oh rodrigo, you left such deep wounds indrigo, i love you very much, really, rodrigo, yes, and i want you to be my wife, this is romance, rodrigo, beloved, romance, poetry, i will give you five children, a yacht on the warm sea, well, a yacht is too much, and i also recently gave you flowers, really, my beloved , yes, i always loved you, it’s generally useless to wait for poetry from a policeman, right? love me all your life, i i understand, we will never part again, oh beloved, i promise, we will be like stars and the sun in the sky, but i can catch the criminal, oh dear! marish, maybe we’ll go to a cafe, drink coffee, and oh, the evening is becoming romantic, look, denis zaitsev’s concert, let’s go together, i like him so much, what, he ’s a handsome guy, or what? no, i like his music, poetry, poetry, it’s like you kiss me, because i love you, and music, three chords and like. plywood, but he sings live, and you know, so romantic, about love, well, let's go, i have a friend, maybe i can give you a discount, no, marish, har

rodrigo rodrigo. they're tight like that. but you know good on him, actually going and sitting there and you know what? he expanded his horizons now he knows listening to the music today. i bet right. he's like this is rodrigo. she's great. uh, all right. that's gonna do it for tomorrows. we'll see you two. president biden speaking to the nation tonight with a high stakes state of the union address out his vision for a second terms to can lead americaúwith ancient ideas that only take us back. >> we lead america, the land of possibilities. you need a vision for the future and what can and should be done. >> a big night for president biden with his reelection bid on the line. good evening. i'm julie julie haener, and i'm alex savage. >> tonight the president spoke from capitol hill touting his successes while highlighting some of the biggest challenges facing the nation. ktvu jana katsuyama joining us live tonight with more on the president's address. janna. spoke for just over one hour, and he was really alternating between c

after walking through the hills for 2 days and nights they are from guatemala, rodrigo explains. the gang members approached him demanding money. refer over how do i know they told me we know where your children go to school. did you want them alive or do you want them the within a few days, rodrigo and giovanni had sold everything they owned and fled their homeland. he called his mother who lives in los angeles. fremont in summer. yes, mama, we're on the american side now. it was cars, but we made it to a border patrol official comes by. then the most patients are full. we are trying to find room for you. maybe it will happen tonight, but i'm not sure if they go with the help of a translation apps, the news spreads all the tents, blankets and other essentials of life, including food are provided here, not by any government agency, but by small volunteer groups and individuals. border patrol is not providing shelter, food, very little water. it gets down to 4 around 4 degrees celsius at night and it's very windy. a few weeks ago, 2 children were taken out of a nearby camp after s

the within a few days, rodrigo and giovanni had sold everything they owned and fled their homeland. he called his mother who lives in los angeles. somewhere. yes, mama, we're on the american side now. it was cars, but we made it to a border patrol official comes by. then the most patients are full. we are trying to find room for you. maybe it will happen tonight, but i'm not sure if they go with the help of a translation apps, the news spreads all the tents, blankets in other essentials of life, including food, are provided here, not by any government agency, but by small volunteer groups and individuals. border patrol is not providing shelter, food, very little water. it gets down to 4 around 4 degrees celsius at night and it's very windy. a few weeks ago, 2 children were taken out of a nearby camp after spending the night. they were both hospitalized for serbia. these harsh conditions violate a long standing court order on how asylum seekers should be treated. now migrants rights advocates are taking the federal government to court, saying it has failed in its duty to care for mig

phillips, rodrigo set up a tent. we don't like seeing people suffering. i mean, i think there's a lot of suffering here of family, up routed fleeing violence seeking asylum, bound together by low rob reynolds, l. g 0 near temple, california, or even less space x has successfully carried down the longest test flights of it's not so if starship rocket, today's about the module was destroy, it was approaching and slanting points in the indian ocean. holland baker has it's a long way from texas to the indian ocean space. ex just made the trip in about an hour. it did. it was.

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visa procedures are making it more difficult for this current generation of cuban musicians like rodrigoania haase solarzano. they've spent much of the past year trying to get visas to play at festivals and schools in the u.s. they've been invited to this year. >> we don't have a guarantee, and we are trying to, but, yes, it's hard to process. ♪ correspondent: like most cuban jazz musicians rodrigo and tania are classically trained graduates of cuba's national music schools they attended from elementary school through college. they've spent the majority of their lives preparing for professional music careers and joining the ranks of cuba's world class musicians. ♪ >> eight, uh, years or ten, we start in the school, like a career. at that age you are not thinking in a career, but that yeah. opportunity, but also, uh, is like a responsibility. correspondent: during the last week of the trump administration in 2020, the u.s. shut down its embassy in havana, accusing cuba of state supported terrorism. since then, most cuban musicians now have to travel to a third country with a us embassy to

rodrigo's uncle and teacher, pianist aldo lopez gavilan, started playing major summer music festivalsalley in 2017. after the obama administration started normalizing relations and travel protocols with cuba. but most of them were reversed by his successor, and the biden administration has done little to lift the new restrictions during an election year. >> if you are coming tomorrow and you tell me, can you be in san francisco next week to work? of course not. we have to do it with a lot of time. mike: while they waited indefinitely for their visas, american audiences could only see them perform in old havana's tourist restaurants, which have also been impacted by the added u.s. restrictions on americans and foreigners traveling to cuba. their band is paid in cash, and in meals, which have become even more valuable this year due to the government's latest round of food price hikes and rationing. >> we know a lot of cases of musicians going out of the country, not because they don't want to be here. because it's pretty hard to get a job. mike: most of the cast for last year's off-broa

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rodrigo, good to have you here. everyone is falling all over themselves with the a.i.nd the chip and ecosystem. innovation is happening at a break-neck speed. can adoption ever catch up with it? >> first of all, thanks for having me. the pace of innovation is going fast. one of the things we did is announce the model for a.i. for large enterprises. we are excited about that because we are building our own chips with stack for the models to help companies integrate a.i. faster so you don't have to hire all of the machine-learning people and build the expertise and get a full stack that you can deploy quickly. >> you want to be a competitor or you coin yourself as a competitor to nvidia. can anyone p compete with nvidi? the pace of innovation is rapid. >> nvidia has done a great job of building up the business. this is a product everybody uses as they develop a.i. what you are seeing with all of the interest is a demonstration of how much demand there is for a.i. as a.i. is evolving, you see places where enterprises will lead to choices and especially in places with a lo

after walking through the hills for 2 days and nights they are from guatemala, rodrigo explains. the gang members approached him demanding money. refer over how do i know they told me we not, where's your children go to school when you want them alive or do you want them the or within a few days, rodrigo and giovanni had sold everything they owned and fled their homeland. he called his mother who lives in los angeles. somewhere. yes, mama, we're on the american side now. it was cars, but we made it to a border patrol official comes by. then the most nations are full. we are trying to find room for you. maybe it will happen tonight, but i'm not sure if they go with the help of a translation apps, the news spreads all the tents, blankets in other essentials of life, including food, are provided here, not by any government agency, but by small volunteer groups and individuals. border patrol is not providing shelter, food, very little water. it gets down to 4 around 4 degrees celsius at night and it's very windy. a few weeks ago, 2 children were taken out of a nearby camp after spend

within a few days, rodrigo and giovanni had sold everything they owned and fled their homeland. he called his mother who lives in los angeles. somewhere. yes, mama, we're on the american side now. it was cars, but we made it to a border patrol official comes by. then the most patients are full. we are trying to find room for you. maybe it will happen tonight, but i'm not sure if they go with the help of a translation apps, the news spreads all the tents, blankets in other essentials of life, including food, are provided here, not by any government agency, but by small volunteer groups and individuals. border patrol is not providing shelter. food, very little water. it gets down to $4.00 and $4.00 degrees celsius at night and it's very windy. a few weeks ago, 2 children were taken out of a nearby camp after spending the night they were both hospitalized for serbia. these harsh conditions violate a long standing court order on how asylum seekers should be treated. now migrants rights advocates are taking the federal government to court, saying it has failed in its duty to care for

rodrigo muñiz para poner el 1 a 0 del fulham.de méxico por nuestras pantallas. cuáles son las claves para este chivas américa? escuchemos lo que opina nuestro compañero de telemundo de deportes, manuel solís, por guadalajara. espero que salga igual. es la manera. ellos se deben de dar cuenta que es la manera que pueden hacer daño con la intensidad, eso es lo lo mínimo que deben de poner. la intensidad que pusieron, que pusieron a mitad de semana y después bueno, que las piezas empiecen a responder. no hay jugadores de mucha calidad también en guadalajara que pueden hacer daño y es la forma, la forma que tiene por un lado guadalajara y por el otro lado américa tiene que mejorar a lo que hizo el el miércoles, pero tiene jugadores de calidad, no solo en el 11 inicial, sino también en la banca, como lo hemos visto. y bueno, ya dentro de unos minutos sabremos quién se lleva el tercero de 3 clásicos que se han jugado en 2 semanas, este por liga chivas contra américa desde la con el clásico de méxico. esta noche la transmisión arranca a

olivia rodrigo, there therapy together at the white house. going to get into that and something interesting she is telling her listeners around the country by the end of the hour. but first the doj reckoning new accountability for one of them already searched, already indicted. but the coup plotter who could lose his law license and how he was put on blast today. that's next. he was put on blast today that's next. new parodontax active gum repair breath freshener. clinically proven to help reverse the four signs of early gum disease. a new toothpaste from parodontax, the gum experts. (man) excuse me, would you mind taking a picture of us? new toothpaste from (tony) oh, no problem. (man) thanks. (tony) yes, problem. you need verizon. trade-in that old thing and get a new iphone 15 pro with tons of storage. so you can take all the pics! so many selfies. a preposterous amount of pano! that means panoramic. and as many portraits of me as your heart desires. (woman) how about none? (boy) none. (man) yea none feels right. (vo) trade-in any iphone i

peter's family prepares to spend the night a volunteer who asked, we not use his last name, helps rodrigo set up a tent. we don't like seeing people suffer. and i mean, i think there's a lot of suffering here of family, up routed fleeing violence seeking asylum, bound together by low rob reynolds, l. g 0 near temple, california. you don't last space x has successfully carried down the longest test flights of it's not so if starship rocket, today's about the module was destroy. it was approaching and slanting points in the indian ocean. holland baker has it's a long way from texas to the indian ocean. space ex just made the trip in about an hour. it did, it was the largest most powerful rocket ever to successfully leave the earth. star ship is a 2 part rocket that's built at a private base in texas by a private company space x. it's twice as tall as nasa's next largest spaceship. but it's what it might one day carry that's sets it apart and sets the stage for a radically different era of space exploration to come. that's because it can lift 5 times as much material to space as the next lar

million euros to this 42-year-old coach, offering to cancel his 15 million euros to leverkusen, and rodrigothe goalkeeper coach of the santa fe team in argentina in the round of 16 match of the league cup of this country against the team. armito was strangely hit in the head while trying to help his team score. mohammad satari of sedav and sima news agency continues the news with another report, the second round of the women's tennis premier league started today in tehran. ehtshamzadeh hall of elkhebal stadium will host the second round of the premier league from today. very strong fortunately, this year we used international referees to participate in these competitions and our referees in overseas competitions are mostly professionals from the premier league who compete alongside the younger ones. until the 20th, it will be distributed in several teams , which will increase the quality level of the tournament . i have been working in table tennis for 20 years, but this is my first appearance in this tournament. it is in this area we were able to win the third place in the tournament due t

but i, you know, i have known about olivia rodrigo for a while.ece. and at the time she was 10 years old. and i think the crazy thing about this whole story is her demographics skews very young. i still have a very young demographic, still. and to have adult items at a concert where you are supposed to be celebrating music, i just think it's very inappropriate. >> lawrence: you know, raelynn, my story is kind of similar to yours. my mom got pregnant with me at 16 and chose life as well. do you think there's. >> ainsley: we're so glad. >> lawrence: thank you. do you think there is a balanced approach to this or should -- like ainsley said, just stick to music when you are doing these concerts with kids? >> well, i think there is a -- we obviously live in america. you are able to live, you know, you can speak about what you want to speak about, but, when it comes to concerts and when it comes to shows, and you see these sweet, innocent faces looking back at you, i mean, there is times, listen, i'm in country music, we have a little bit of fun, but,

rodrigo has stijn says his new sailboat capsized in the everglades national park on sunday when he feltlampdown on his leg. it was a rare american crocodile. >> i just tried to open his mouth but i don't have the strength to open his mouth. he just opened the mouth and i can release my leg . >> with his leg free, the 68-year-old swam to the dock. he was airlifted to the hospital and treated for leg wound. on the same day outside orlando, crews responded to a call of an alligator biting of a man's hand while he was fishing. experts say attacks by alligators and crocodiles are not common. >>> still ahead here at noon, celebrating the best in country. look at the nominees for this year's cmt music awards. >>> nominees for the cmt music awards were announced exclusively on the cbs mornings today. take a look. >> ♪ >> female video of the year nominees include casey musgrave's, lainey wilson and reba mcentire, jelly will -- jelly roll and luke combs joined the list for male video of the year and country star mickey wheaton was surprised with two nominations. collaborative video of the year an

some fans of an olivia rodrigo concert in missouri got a less common giveaway at the show.bortion is banned in missouri, but the missouri abortion fund had a booth at that show to share information about the abortion care there. in that state, fans posted photos and videos of the freebies on social media. rodrigo also posted on instagram that proceeds from all ticket sales from the show will go to local organizations that help residents there access abortion and birth control as well. >> 90s boy band nsync surprised fans with a reunion during justin timberlake's free concert in los angeles wednesday night. the group performed some of its biggest hits from the late 90s and early 2000, including bye bye bye girlfriend and it's going to be me. they also debuted something new. >> they actually have a new song on justin timberlake's new album, which actually drops on friday. it's called everything i thought it was. he's been promoting this for a while now on his new tour that he's been on for a bit, and i know it's called paradise, and i heard some of it. it's a great song and i

famous stars from beach soccer, including a former star of the russian football premier league, well rodrigo shared his emotions with us after the final whistle for bronze, let's listen to him. i have been in professional football for more than 10 years, but what i saw here is the highest level, an incredible tournament, a great honor and pride that we became medalists in the games of the future, we will take home the brightest memories, and although we are athletes, today we will probably celebrate success in incredible kazan, that’s the plan, a shot of tequila, whiskey and don’t forget to buy souvenirs for the family, and the opening ceremony, a bright and powerful show, this... let me remind you that my colleague stas rekultsev was in direct contact with the games of the future in kazan. from a dream to a home, one home is just a click away. this is a corporate event. from a hangover enterum. a new generation of enterrasorbent removes toxins while preserving beneficial substances. a smart solution against poisoning. the renovations have been done and you can relax. credit! cash with a com

that included rodrigo at the recycling zone, which collected no aluminum cans on this day because of the bucket parked outside. >> they have been closed since 10:00 this morning. so no businesses at all. [ laughter ] >> all because of one guy? >> one guy, dropping off the trailer with chemical in it and they don't know what it is. it is just a liquid substance of some kind. >> the tanker had no license plate and all markings that had been removed. >> it is an advantage there and they got something in it and it is old, so they can't get rid of it. nobody will take it like that, so they knew what they were doing. >> reporter: the owners sat in an empty dining room. the business has only been open since january. this was the last thing they needed. >> people were calling and actually asking us if they can, how can they come in? and they said the only reason would be to park on the street and who knows where, but nobody was able to come in and so we had to close, thank you. >> reporter: officials determined that the cast off trailer contained cooking oil. nothing hazardous. by 3:00, the

harry wilson and rodrigo muniznewcastle united 2—0 wolverhampton wanderers.st crystal palace, eberechi eze e with a goal for crystal palace, eberechi eze e with a goalfor crystal crystal palace, eberechi eze e with a goal for crystal palace crystal palace, eberechi eze e with a goalfor crystal palace in the last few moments and the later game sees luton town take on aston villa. real madrid can extend their lead at the top of la liga in spain later, when they take on valencia, in the late match. madrid boss carlo ancelotti confimed england midfielderjude bellingham will play in the match. he's missed their last three games with an ankle injury. three other matches to tell you about in the spanish top flight. sevilla got a much needed win over real sociedad — they won 3—2 — and climb to 14th. rayo vallecano and cadiz currently goalless. an later getafe face las palmas before the valencia—real madrid clash. the idea of blue cards in football — sending professional players to a sin—bin has been ruled out by fifa. football's rule—makers gathered in scotland for t

rodrigo costain was sailing in everglades national park when his boat flipped over. while in the water, he felt something grab his leg. >> i feel a nose, a long nose. so i put the hands in the top and the other hand in the bottom and try to open it, but he opened the mouth by himself >> scary. doctors prevented any infection. they say the 68 year old should be walking again in about a month. >> we turn now to the world of youth, sports and girls tackling a new challenge. forget volleyball or field hockey. wrestling is all the rage. it's the fastest growing high school sport in the country. it feels great. >> i mean, it's awesome to be a part of this. >> wrestling has teenage girls in a chokehold. schools are rushing to form teams and organize tournaments instead of feeling like, oh, if we start a girls team, we're going to we're going to really be ahead of things. >> it suddenly went to, oh my gosh, if we don't form one soon, we're going to be behind. >> the number of high school girls teams has quadrupled in the last decade. the number of girls wrestling up 60% in j

here's cbs's roxana saberi. >> right now i feel good because i'm alive. >> reporter: rodrigo constain sailboat capsized in florida's everglades national park on sunday, he felt something bite him. >> my leg was stuck, so i put my hands inside his mouth. he has a long mouth. >> adult male bit by an alligator. >> i'm sorry. can you repeat it? adult male bit by an alligator? >> that's affirmative. >> reporter: it was actually a rare american crocodile. >> i don't have the strength to open his mouth. he -- he just opened the mouth, and i can release my leg. >> reporter: the 68-year-old says he escaped within seconds by swimming to the dock. a helicopter rushed him to a nearby hospital where he was treated for a leg wound. constain says his faith saved him. also on sunday in leesburg, florida, another attack. a nine-foot alligator bit a man in orlando on sunday while he was fishing on a lake, taking his hand. he was also airlifted. >> why is this kind of attack so rare? >> crocodiles are naturally pretty shy and reclusive in nature, and there aren't as many of them as there are alligators

. >> reporter: rodrigo constain says when his new sail boat capsized in florida's everglades nationalomething bite him. >> i felt that my leg was stuck, so i put my hands in his mouth. it was a long mouth. >> adult male bit by an alligator. >> i'm sorry. can you repeat? adult male bit by an alligator? >> that's affirmative. >> reporter: it was actually a rare american crocodile. >> i don't have the strength to open his mouth. he just opened the mouth, and i can release my -- my leg. >> reporter: the 68-year-old says he escaped within seconds by swimming to the dock. a helicopter rushed him to a nearby hospital, where he was treated for a leg wound. constain says his faith saved him. also on sunday, in leesburg, florida, another attack. a 9-foot alligator bit a man in orlando on sunday while he was fishing on a lake, taking his hand. he was also airlifted. why is this kind of attack so rare? >> crocodiles are naturally pretty shy and reclusive in nature, and there also just aren't as many of them as there are alligators in florida. >> reporter: roxana saberi, cbs news, new york. >> nor

peters family prepares to spend the night, a volunteer who asked, we not use his last name, helps rodrigo set up a tent. we don't like seeing people suffer. and i mean, i think there's a lot of suffering here of family, up routed fleeing violence seeking asylum, bound together by low rob reynolds, l, g 0 near campbell, california. a little must stay site says car without the longest test, flight of its method stuff. it broke it to days, but it's failed to make it back to in one piece. the module was destroyed while approaching is lending points in the indian nation. about an hour if it took off from south east texas. sonship is michael to does, has plans to attend us renewals to the moon later in the decade. that's it from for the payments for makes the whole rama pay out on new cents. and next to it sounds as there was, the bottom line will be about the movies and just and a half enough to stay with us here on officer. the what constitutes exempt, so we can talk your see, i want you to start with just the facts rather as to what happened as independent. we won't be so we want the educati

we told you about this yesterday, rodrigo constand says his sailboat tipped over sunday at a marina,nd it sent him into the water. just moments later, he felt something hold on to his left leg, followed by pain. but he says he didn't realize it was a crocodile until after it let him go. >> i don't have the strength to do it or it was jesus with me that was saving me at that moment and that's what happened. >> wow. he's really lucky that it let him go. doctors say it will be about a month before the 68 year old can walk again. >> all right. sticking with the reptile, bit more reptile news. a giant snapping turtle may be a kidnaping victim. the 100 year old animal? yes, 100 years old, named thanos was being driven to an exhibition in durham, north carolina, when the owner, dan, noticed that the turtle was gone. he thinks someone may have grabbed the 38 inch long animal at a rest stop. he says it doesn't appear that thanos fell out of the car. wildlife officials say that if he did and it was near a river, he could certainly survive. so that would be a best case scenario. >> how did it h

rodrigo munez with the goal for the home side after he finished antonee robinson's cross.s, they have made it two. earlier, three of the bottom four tried to improve their outlook with just ten games of the premier legaue season remaining and two of them met and couldn't be separated at kenilworth road. luton�*s 90th minute equaliser gave them a 1—1 draw against nottingham forest. luke berry with a goal that prevented forest moving further clear of the relegation zone after they'd taken the lead through chris wood. luton remain third from bottom. we got knocked down on wednesday night and it was very tough for us all and i thought we performed really, really well in the game today in difficult circumstances, obviously it the same not going again after only having a day and a bit prep. to go 1—0 down was another blow, this groupjust bit prep. to go 1—0 down was another blow, this group just keep going and we're still the fight. we did enough in the game to win it, the chances — we did enough in the game to win it, the chances we had, we should have taken _ the chances we ha

i am, ariana grande, olivia rodrigo and au ariana grande, olivia rodrigo and all had and billie eilishcs albums. they still have lyrics printed album covers printed and album covers produced, realise produced, which i didn't realise and they've all had them produced in lower case, and the story really hones in on the fact people don't fact that people don't use capital letters so they capital letters anymore. so they don't sentence with a don't start a sentence with a capital it extra capital letter. it takes extra effort to press that. yeah. and they're like, well, it doesn't make any difference. you know, why would we do that? are you a lowercase as it says here as lowercase boy as it says here as you something, i prefer you know something, i prefer lowercase is lowercase to all caps, which is noted thing. lowercase to all caps, which is not my thing. lowercase to all caps, which is not my comedy ing. lowercase to all caps, which is not my comedy manager in new >> my comedy manager in new york, barry katz, very famous and he used to, he used to type in all caps. it was like he's scre

♪ rachel: abortion clinic no longer allowed to district free condoms and plan b pills at olivia rodrigoee. this cams at vice president kamala harris visit ago planned parenthood abortion clinic. >> we're facing a health crisis in states around the country and he cans treatmentists have proposed and -- extremists have proposed and passed laws that denied women access to reproductive healthcare. rachel: lawmaker is a former assistant treasury secretary and host of the monica crowley podcast. she used word extremist as she sits in a minnesota abortion clinic with zero restrictions up to nine months of pregnancy and you can have an abortion with no questions asked in minnesota and she'd have to have known going to minnesota and this is a no restriction state. and yessing of course. she made history by going to a planned parenthood clinic and that's not the kind of history you want to make as far as i'm concerned and she's trying to take the republican party and donald trump and gop extremist and it's now a platform on abortion and the most extreme platform they've ever had and they're namel

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. ♪ [music break] amy: "ballad of a homeschooled girl" by olivia rodrigo, who last month launched theund4good campaign to support reproductive health freedom. this week, she collaborated with reproductive rights organizations to hand out free emergency contraceptives, abortion access resources, and contraceptives at her show in st. louis, missouri. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. over 100 leading european academics have signed a petition condemning what they call "israel's systematic annihilation" of the educational system in the gaza strip. the petition, which was led by the group euro-med human rights monitor, condemns israel's targeting of academics, educational institutions, and cultural heritage sites in gaza. as the intercept recently reported, within the first 100 days of its war on gaza, the israeli military systematically destroyed every single university in the gaza strip. nearly 100 university deans and professors and three university presidents in gaza have been killed in the israeli assault. meanwhile, over 4300 student

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olivia rodrigo concert in miami with my 11 year-old daughter and it was amazing and she is fabulous. and i am now her biggest fan. and i wanted to bring you back because kara constantly is bringing you back gifts. i wanted to bring you back a bracelet. i have come though, not bearing gifts. this is not for you because my daughter said you are not going to give our bracelet to that swiftie man that loves taylor swift on television. so i had been told explicitly that this beautiful, beautiful, beautiful bracelet is not for you. >> you go chris >> here. it says big fan selling author. >> but thank you all for being >> here except for lulu. thank you for spreading part of your day with us. we'll see you right back here next week >> hello, everyone, and welcome to the amanpour, our here's where we're headed this week >> the roe v. wade >> ripple effect overseas with reproductive rights under attack in america, a world first as france makes abortion a constitutional right, we have a solidarity with our american sisters, and we want to tell them that france is with her israeli hostage held

pop star olivia rodrigo announced part of her ticket sales will go to pro-choice abortion groups. >>he proceeds from ticket sales of the guts world tour will go to the fund for good, i'll be partnering with the national network abortion funds to help those impacted by health care barriers in getting the reproductive care. finish. rachel: all right, craig, she also pushed and pedaled vaccines, now abortion. what's her huertas nation -- her fast if nation with death? >> to be clear, every mom out there who's buying a ticket the for her daughter to this concert tour across north america is theoretically helping pay for somebody's abortion. rachel: absolutely. >> and so it, the money is going with, part of every ticket presumably is going to the national network of abortion funds which removes financial and logistical barriers to abortion access. rachel: right. >> so paying for people to cross state -- rachel: my daughter wanted to go, and now i'm going to say you're not going to the concert because i don't want to pay for abortions. >> the headline though is know the agenda of the peopl

but you also do duets with olivia rodrigo.gether at one of her shows. >> yes, i did. >> seth: she was also there, and congratulations, belated congratulations on your hall of fame induction. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: that's a big deal. and surely, surely, your kids could appreciate that their mom is a hall of famer. >> they were actually -- first of all, they had to wear suits. so that was like -- but they were in the room. and they haven't seen the documentary or anything like that. and i'm like "hey, y'all watch it when you want to, when you feel like you're ready to know who your mom was before y'all came and changed my life. for the better." [ laughter ] >> seth: the way you said that wasn't the most convincing. >> no. definitely. but they -- you know, i felt how proud they were. in fact, my 16-year-old was like -- on tv. on tv, he was like -- i know. >> seth: have you known olivia for a while? >> i met her -- gosh. let me think about this. how long have i known her? i met her at a billboard women in m

you know, i olivia rodrigo said at grammy rehearsals when it comes to songwriting, billy joel is the blueprint so it's surreal. the truth is, when i when i met billy, i really just selfishly wanted another song as a fan. the fact that i became part of it, and that we've developed this friendship and relationship is just icing on the cake. >> and do you think the something about the song that also you said it's it captures a moment in your life that's that's very meaningful. >> yeah. well, it had a couple of meetings one is about a relationship between a man and a woman and the other. meaning is about my own muse, my own songwriting, my own career, almost asking the why get a second chance to do do this? because i said i wasn't going to do it anymore. so i'm questioning myself. but a question myself all the time. and the lyric really express that very well >> so billy, now that you've done this, is can we say the dam has broken? that we are going to see? a series of new billy joel songs >> i don't know, fareed. i really don't know. this is all kind of new to me. again, just even going