>> sia, not like this, i don't. what makes this the right decision for you, to turn your back away from the camera? >> well, i don't want to be famous. or recognizable. i don't want to be critiqued about the way that i look on the internet. and i was at target the other day buying clothes and nobody recognized me. and my song was on the radio. and i'm like okay, this experiment is working. >> reporter: with this gifted dancer, her song, chandelier, helped enter the charts at 41. >> what was the reason? >> i guess because it has a dark undertone. ♪ ♪ ♪ sad, right? >> she has posed on the red carpet with her fiance. but sia has been face to face with full-on celebrity and it is not for her. >> i have been writing songs for pop stars for a couple of years and become friends and seen what their life is like. and it is just not something i want. >> sia has spent the last few years6zcñ becoming one of pop freshest artist. >> beautiful like diamonds. >> rihanna's "diamonds." "wild one". >> yeah, i heard you were a wild on

we'll be right back with music from sia. great rates for great rides.for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. ♪watching everybody eating ♪what they want all day ♪oh this tasteless cardboard ♪brings me nothing but more shame ♪ ♪turning every turn until i find something right♪ ♪and it...takes my breath away >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by at&t, mobilizing your world. >> jimmy: i'd like to thank jessica alba, ben falcone and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time for him. "nightline" is next. but first, her album, "1000 forms of fear" comes out july 8th. here with the song "chandelier", sia. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ party girls don't get hurt can't feel anything when will i learn ♪ ♪ i push it down push it down i'm the one for a good time call ♪ ♪ phone's blowin' up they're ringin' my doorbell ♪ ♪ i feel the love feel the love ♪ ♪ one two three one two three drink one two three one two three drink ♪ ♪ one two three one two three drink throw 'em back 'til i lose count ♪ ♪ i'm gonna swing from the c

sia will be here. have you seen the music video for "chandelier?" it's great.or those not particular, here's a clip. ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: so great, right? [ applause ] i saw that and i decided that i should know how to dance like that. guillermo, both of us, right? >> yeah, right. >> jimmy: so we contacted the young lady. she's 11 years old on the show "dance moms" and she took time to help us learn how to fly like a bird in the night and swing from the chandelier. hello, baddy. i'm jimmy. >> maddie. >> this is my son, guillermo. >> hi. >> jimmy: we saw your video and it's great and we wanted to learn to dance like that. >> sure. you can just stand there and i'll show you. >> don't go too fast. go slow. >> okay. >> jimmy: your room is very scary, by the way. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you're welcome. >> circle, circle, foot down, down, up, up, up. one, two, three, one, two, three, sit. one, two, three, one, two, three, sit. up, down, twist. one, two, three, sit. >> jimmy: was i intimidated by the choreography? you know, they having choreographed choreography that intimid

furler, sia as she's called.sen not to show her face on camera when she performs live or speaks to the media. what makes this the right decision for you, to turn your back away from the camera? >> well, i don't want to be famous or recognizable. i don't want to be critiqued about the way that i look on the internet. i was a target the other day buying a hose and nobody recognized me and my song was on the radio and i thought, okay, this experiment is working. >> reporter: with a video featuring this gifted young dancer, her hit single "chandelier" helped her album enter the charts at number one. she's posed on the red carpet with her fiancee eric anders lane. in 2005 this aussie native song "breathe me" was used in finale of "six feet under." ♪ >> i was extremely depressed at the time. that was one of my lowest points. >> reporter: it wasn't just alcohol for you, was it? >> oh, no. i don't think i ever would have stopped drinking had i not got hooked on xanax and oxycontin. i was only taking them for four months

a sia simmering situation that t people's blood boiling. >>> it's tuesday night. jim is off. i am rick williams. the exclusive video of a hot car rescue as a mother cools her heels in police custody. dann has all the details. >>reporter:hey, rick. they are mulling over what they will charge the woman with. they are consulting with the district attorney's office today. they received footage outside of the walmart. >>reporter:they noticed a commotion and clicked the record button on her cell phone. >> we have the walmart employees mulling around. >>reporter:it was around 6:30 last night and warm. as they waited for help to arrive, she and others were anxious for the toddlers well-being. >> i am ready to bust the window. >> it's hot yesterday. it's not inside of a vehicle. i was annoyed andin and and agg. she was promptly handcuffed and taken into custody. >> from there they were trying to say where the keys were so they could get the baby out of a car. >> the firefighters and paramedics arrived at the scene. they took the baby out of the car. >> that is all you see, people doin

. >> you know, reena, sia is really onto something here. i never thought about this., but she started out as lead singer for one of my favorite groups, zero seven. >> i didn't know that. another interesting fact about sia, she was discovered by singing "lean on me" at a karaoke bar, italian karaoke bar. >> you know what i realized, how many empty chairs are over here, and empty computers. >> and no chandlers. ♪ no chandeliers >> we could do it like this. >> yeah, of course we can. [ man ] look how beautiful it is. ♪ honey, we need to talk. we do? i took the trash out. i know. and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right now? [ male announcer ] whether you're new to medicare or not, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. it's up to you to pay the difference. so think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. i did a little

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pilpel's sia violation be expedited and put on your next commission meeting. >> any other public comment? >> commissioners, directors of san francisco and [inaudible] open government and i would like to say will. >> back to my general comment and regarding the things with the new members. frankly i think asking a question what good is it going to do to do this is rather transparent, but what it's supposed to do is get people to follow the law. they all have a responsibility. they all know what the law s they have done it for a dozen years yet we repeatedly get in situations like this. he was denied due process because he was denied the records he needed to present his case at various points, whether it was at the sunshine ordinance task force, their subcommittees, the appeals board, the planning commission or whatever. if i can keep you from having the documents you need to prove your case and prove something i presented is not correct then you have interfered with the course of justice and that's what the planning department did and i have no reason to believe that they are so ignorant

this week in unnecessary censorship and music from sia with cleto and the cletones and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hello, everyone. thank you for being here.

this week in unnecessary censorship and music from sia with cleto and the cletones and now, here's jimmyimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hello, everyone. thank you for being here.

i've been waiting for confirmation for an hour and love em put sia she's saying that you sent her to the parliament. i think it's fine that all of this me do you know where you're standing . thank you. so we say. you said sort of a harlem that when i said maybe we're going to deploy in a way if they were going to dress this is not a job that there are no i want to just go to my cabin house i've got to sit up with multiples for so i just have a couple seconds this is. expected. but at the delay. it's . ok. right now you're not talking to me again now i decide i got to send this email this is better priority for forty minutes now instead of. ok well anyway it's just very i mean it's you know one job the interview got a crowd of oh what do you want me to know you write that down i thought i was in the case since thing that's the case i mean is she crazy no you were sued you say this film of the hospital now and. he said ok that sounds like a maybe i took for granted she said yesterday she couldn't that's right i didn't ask her any way i'm not to i'm not wasting energy on that i just wan

i want to thank paul, erin, a sia, and the sons of veterans of the reserve for being our honor guard. it has been an honor and a privilege to work on everything to lead up to this, so thank you very much. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. to join the conversation, like us on facebook. >> all weekend, american history is joining our comcast cable partners to showcase the history of mississippi's capital city, jackson. to learn more about the cities on our 2014 tour, visit www.c-span.org/

today president obama says --sia must present evidence and then pallet is -- palestinian casualties risean discusses his next move in the battle against herbalife. to our viewers in the united states and those of you joining us from around the world welcome.

today president obama says --sia must present evidence and then pallet is -- palestinian casualties rise arian bill ackman discusses his next move in the battle against herbalife. to our viewers in the united states and those of you joining us from around the world welcome. we begin with the recovery efforts for malaysian airlines flight and age 17. -- flight mh17. bloomberg's ryan chilcote joins me on the phone on brussels. good evening. the 298emains of 282 of people killed on flight 17 are now into refrigerated train cars and they are finally in route -- family and route to a city -- they are finally and wrote to a city. it could take as 12 hours to get there. their plane took off a full four days ago from amsterdam. it should be comforting news for the families waiting for those remains. not good news for the 16 who have yet to be found. the other news we have is the have been handed over to malaysian investigators. it happened in the last couple of hours. they have been waiting for those black boxes for a very long time. four ministers from the european union are scheduled to meet o

sarandon, dane cook, marc maron, mark duplass and we will have music from trey songz, royksopp & robyn, siawe have a lot going on. join us next week. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight is a bona fide comedy legend and star of one of the greatest tv shows of all time "the bob new heart show." the complete series dvd box set looks like this. it is available now. you can see him at harrah's atlantic city and sunday at the performing arts center. please welcome bob new heart. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ . >> jimmy: very good to see you. >> thank you, jimmy. >> jimmy: i have to say, i got the box set yesterday and i took it home and watched four episodes last night, one after the other. >> you're crazy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: don't tell me how it ends, but i love it. i've probably seen every one of these episodes seven times already, just watching them over and over and over again on my little black and white tv set at my home in las vegas as a kid. >> i remember. >> jimmy: i didn't realize they were in color. this is great to have. you've had three primetime shows "the bob newhart sh

from the new movie "tammy" ben falcone will join us and our musical guest will be sia. girl from her chandelier video is going to teach me and guillermo how to dance. not that we need any help. but she's going to teach us what she knows. our first guest is the academy award winning star from movies like "thelma and louise" and now she plays the grandmother in "tammy." please welcome susan sarandon. [ cheers and applause ] how are you? >> good. >> jimmy: gra >> jimmy: great to have you here. >> thank you. i love that. thank you. >> jimmy: i happen to know, because i've been spying on you, that you were across the street today. melissa mccarthy got -- that would be real tourist attraction, if the celebrity were to become imprisoned in the cement. >> that's an idea. >> jimmy: that would take the wax museum thing way over the top. she was here this week, and she said that you advised her, you inspired her any way, to do it a little differently than the way people mostly do it. >> well, when i did mine, i got ready to do it. yeah, you write, you do your hands. then you do yo

while the disaster has touched so many comets mindful that --sia must trad guest: france is one of the few countries that is very much tied to russia for its energy needs. it's exactly that problem. europeans have felt pulled between necessity to do something to stop the bloodshed in eastern ukraine while at the same thing d time, doing somethg economicwould have impact. politicians are understandably to not punish their citizenry. prayer our fro guest. barbara from bridgeport, connecticut. democrats line. guest.s for our caller: i listened to one of the callers earlier. i would like to know why every time there is a problem, the republicans feel we have to get involved. this is a situation where the europeans need to get involved first. not us. our president has done a good job. he has a cool about himself. he does not rush to jump into every single situation. i am sick and tired of john mccain. one man said it correctly. and he got shot down and he has been whining about that ever since. my grandfather was in world war -- my father was in world war ii. that was the greatest generatio

. >> i agree sia was the turning point last weekend it was interpreted in the gulf and around the world as ineffective american leadership. the problem is drawing a red line. i understand why critics think the president's rhetoric on friday was not even up to the moral outrage expressed by samantha power. it was a more forceful presentation at the united nations than the president. what you spotted is they are trying to leave some running room with vladimir putin. they know they have to deal with him. angela merkel is not where the president is. even the dutch up to the last 24 hours have not been. they have sided with putin. >> on gaza, another area of leadership, secretary kerry saying he's prepared to go there quickly. go to do what? >> that is the other problem. they have been prepared. their bags have been packed. israel and gift have the cease-fire that mahmoud abbas was buying into but not hamas. israel will not go with negotiations that turkey is trying to launch. who to negotiatew there is some talk secretary kerry wasn't even desired in the region, not even by israel because i

example,sia when for the u.s. and the europeans began sanctions, trade debt and equity and that will help. >> something not on the cards? >> if you look at sanctions, it is new debt. in u.s. treasury has been reluctant to sanction existing. remember, investors will be .tuck with that you cannot sell it or by more or sell it. that will be a pretty low a blow. chris will have to have you back -- >> we will have to have you back when the fed takes the punch bowl away. >> russian problems. beating estimates. whether the hit on russian sales will hurt the carmaker. ♪ >> welcome back to "countdown." i am caroline hyde. the russianes as units fell 8% in terms of delivery. hans nichols takes a look at auto sales in russia and the headwind of the political situation in the ukraine. hans, even though we saw 8% decline, you are pretty buoyant on the rest of europe? >> it was strong growth. the you look at russia, gravel part is not just 8% for the first six months of this year. down 13%.t was the trend line is down 10% for t

rush that sia is widely accused couple blt in the downing of this plane. russia is widely acknowledged to be the only entity on earth with sufficient sway over the separatists that they could not only tell them what to do, they could stop the whole war if they wanted to. russia is also now increasingly being thrust into a corner in the world. isolated, disbelieved, punished, and back in an us against the west, us against the world kind of stance. except this time they are doing it without superpower status and without a communist world out there to back them up. within the next 24 to 48 hours, europe is probably going to push russia and push them really hard. what will that accomplish? will that war end? how will russia respond to being pushed when they're in the kind of crouch that they're in right now? hold that thought. we've got lots to come tonight. ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends wi

. -- weas talked about sia should continue that agreement. we agree with your concern. we believe this should be a very limited, small, touched a practical need under intrusive monitoring that would be a disincentive for any country to want a similar program. >> this vietnam agreement does allow vietnam to enrich. it does create a precedent that -- that is a small step from something profound. are you concerned that turkey or egypt would pursue their own enrichment capabilities? >> we certainly hope that nobody goes down this road. we are trying to create incentives to do otherwise and dense incentives -- disincentives to proceed in this manner. there are more economical ways to get fuel for power generation. we want to make sure that we have in place tremendous iran.ance for the enrichment program in iran is a transfer of material into other countries that could be used against american interests. we are very close now to reaching that cascading point. we have held off for decades, since president kennedy warned us. the one panelrt, of experts that monitors iran sancti

while the disaster has touched so many comets mindful that --sia must trad guest: france is one of the few countries that is very much tied to russia for its energy needs. it's exactly that problem. europeans have felt pulled between necessity to do something to stop the bloodshed in eastern ukraine while at the same thing d time, doing somethg economicwould have impact. politicians are understandably to not punish their citizenry. prayer our fro guest. barbara from bridgeport, connecticut. democrats line. guest.s for our caller: i listened to one of the callers earlier. i would like to know why every time there is a problem, the republicans feel we have to get involved. this is a situation where the europeans need to get involved first. not us. our president has done a good job. he has a cool about himself. he does not rush to jump into every single situation. i am sick and tired of john mccain. one man said it correctly. and he got shot down and he has been whining about that ever since. my grandfather was in world war -- my father was in world war ii. that was the greatest generatio

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